[jla]

Because, Hildy, Giuliani will never be accepted by the Christian Right, nor by a majority of conservatives, Christian or not.
He has not done one, single, solitary thing to combat terrorism, yet folks elevate this former mayor to superman status. Why?
That's not rhetorically asked, I honestly wish I knew why people think this man is capable of leading this nation against the terrorist threat.
Hildy, I realize that you are not as concerned with issues such as abortion and marriage as I and many others are. But I know you are a conservative in fiscal and defense matters, so tell me what compels you to think Giuliani to be more-than-satisfactory in these areas?

I myself, at this point in time, support Allen. He can sweep the South and non-coastal western states, assuring us a victory in '08.
As a former governor and current senator, he is just as, if not more, qualified than a former mayor to lead the WOT, plus he has a proven record of conservatism in economical, cultural, defense, immigration and all other facets of government.

[Hildy]

Allen doesn't have the name recognition...I could be wrong, and I don't know all that much about Allen, except that I don't know much. What has Allen done to combat terrorism? I know that Guiliani is tough, that he did the unthinkable in New York, which was to clean it up. I moved from New York before he came to power, and when I returned, I did not recognize the City I left. Hey, I'm open to Allen...I have to find out more about him. This article was about if it came down to McCain or Guiliani. And I do care about Christian values...but it's not the most important thing to me in a President. And that's me being honest.