[sinkspur]

It seems like a lot of people here disagree with us; however, none of them can offer a viable alternative.

If Guliani or McCain decide to get into the race, they'll be hard to beat. They can lose some Republicans because they'll pick up a lot of moderates and even some Dems.

[wagglebee]

I don't see Guiliani going anywhere, although I do think it is possible that he may be tapped as the running mate if Hitlery DOES NOT get the 'Rat nomination (he could probably deliver NY). I have always wondered if there is an agreement between Bush and McCain to support McCain in 2008, but Bush's poll numbers could make that a moot point.

[Gelato]

If Guliani or McCain decide to get into the race, they'll be hard to beat. They can lose some Republicans because they'll pick up a lot of moderates and even some Dems.

Don't expect the Dems to be foolish enough to crossover for anyone in 2008. They want the presidency too desperately to sacrifice it.

All a Giuliani or McCain nomination would do is cost the GOP votes.

[FastCoyote]

"If Guliani or McCain decide to get into the race, they'll be hard to beat. They can lose some Republicans because they'll pick up a lot of moderates and even some Dems."

Last I checked, independants and Dems don't vote in Republican primaries. McInsane and Giulani are DOA.