Posted on 12/21/2005 8:57:57 AM PST by hoosierboy
sorry I didnt have a story when it broke, afterwards I googled it and came up with the story.
sorry
How about flat out ignored :)
I don't think she was ever really "in."
"I don't think she was ever really "in."
Her ratings were always very low.
I think the NYS GOP needs to energize the base, and give us a pro-life, conservative.
They CLAIM that the candidate needs to be a liberal to win in NYS, but liberal RINO Howard Mills only received 24% of the vote when he ran against Schumer.
You can listen to NYPost Fred Dicker's radio show tomorrow online on wrow.com:
Topics and Guests for: Thursday
10:00 - 10:30: Democratic consultant Howard Wolfson: Pirro, Pataki, Spitzer and Suozzi
10:30 - 11:00: GOP U.S. Senate hopeful John Spencer: Now that Pirro is out.......
Thanx
That's the problem with so-called "conservatives". They see things in a prism of negativity and go around saying "Won't", "Can't" and "Ain't" and don't bother to show up for elections.
Not everybody's thrilled about Hillary, even those on the kook left.
Let's face it, the NY GOP is dead as a doornail.
They need to start supporting GOP candidates instead of bailing on them.
Just wait when Hillary starts playing the "victim" card and the "sexism" card, things will fall appart for Spencer.
Hillary doesn't make a good victim; if she wants to come off that way then she better bring out the frilly dresses and headbands (again).
LOL.
The victim card worked effectively for her the first time around. I won't be surprised if she played it again and got away with it, again.
Is Ed Cox prolife? His father-in-law was a staunch advocate of "abortion rights."
HRC is a "victim": a victim of the stupidity and imbecility of NY voters! Plus a winning "victim" of the inertia of the NY GOP!
"I hope Rudy runs for the Senate rather than the Presidency. Its a big leap to go from mayor to President...try something in between."
I would generally say yes but NYC I think is an exception. NYC has a population larger than 41 of the 50 states and the Mayor of NYC has alot of responsibility. It didn't earn the reputation of being the "second toughest job in America" for nothing.
I don't think Giuliani would dare run for senator, for he has little faith that he could defeat HRC. He must think that his chances are greater for the presidency. Maybe he just doesn't want to associate with the likes of the current members of the Senate, and that is understandable.
I heard Ed Cox on NYPost columnist NYPost Fred Dicker's radio show, and he said he was pro-life.
"Mills.
LOL."
You said it!! :)
That's why NYS needs a primary. The big wigs didn't do so well, without "We the People."
If anybody wants to join me in notifying the NYS GOP that we want a primary for the U.S. Senate and governor's races, here's the contact info:
New York Republican State Committee
315 State Street
Albany, NY 12210
(518) 462-2601
info@nygop.org
Absolutely! I believe he is the only person in NY who could beat the Beast. But conservatives, at least I, could never support him for President--but let me not get ahead of myself.
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