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Rudy has a very good chance of losing "deep red" states like Utah, Oklahoma, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama.

States ranked by public opposition to abortion:

http://www.surveyusa.com/50State2005/50StateAbortion0805SortedbyProLife.htm

Rudy's going to have a heck of a time in any of the 13 states where pro-life voters are a majority, and is likely to lose to a third-party conservative.

Rudy has a very good chance of losing "deep red" states like Utah, Oklahoma, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama... Rudy's going to have a heck of a time in any of the 13 states where pro-life voters are a majority, and is likely to lose to a third-party conservative.

IMHO Rudy's has ZERO chance of winning ANY of those states. The guy has so much baggage - ALL bad and on almost every issue dear to Conservatives - and even RINO's.

Abortion - Rudy looses
Gay 'rights' - Rudy looses
Small Gubmint - Rudy looses. He's s big gubmint statist.
Morals and/or morality - Looses BIG. He's got the morals of a feral cat.
Gun Control - Rudy Looses HUGE. His views are almost identical to Di-fi and the Brady Bunch.
Judgment and personnel choices - Rudy looses. The Bernie Kerick fiasco will be all over the MSM.

The bottom line is that Rudy is "Tough On Crime Liberal Democrat" - period.

It also seems that 'people' have a very short memory about Rudy. On Sept 10, 2001 New Yorkers couldn't wait for him to leave office fast enough. They in fact hated his guts.

As to him being a so-called 'hero' on and after 9-11, I say how so? What exactly did he do that was so freaking heroic? I was glued to the TV and Fox News, he didn't do anything that any competent mayor wouldn't do. So he's not a boob like Nagin in N.O., whoop-dee-doo! That doesn't give you the keys to the WH.

Rudy has a very good chance of losing "deep red" states like Utah, Oklahoma, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama.

If it's Rudy vs. Hillary, Rudy won't lose a single one of those states. And he wouldn't lose Texas either.

You are under the mistaken impression that every Republican is a one-issue voter. They're not.