I'm basically a single issue - War on Terror - voter. I wouldn't hesitate to vote for Giuliani.
Guiliani - anti-gun, pro-abortion, anti-business, pro-gay marriage, pro-tax. What's not to like? (for a liberal)
WOT is very important but so are judges. In the next five years there will probably be 2-4 new judges on the Supreme Court.
When it comes to judges,I don't trust Guiliani or McCain or Mittens.
Allen-Rice in '08
OR
Allen-Coleman in '08
I agree with you both. Rudy is, perhaps, the best person of either party to prosecute the War on Terror, the determinative issue of our time. Rudy is tough. He is experienced. He is bright. He is eloquent. And he has the confidence of most of America. (And wouldn't he automatically get New York?) And unlike the poseurs in DC, when Rudy is a conservative is a conservative in deed:
The Democrats generally, and the clintons, in particular, are deadly dangerous, especially now. They cannot be trusted with our national security. We must focus on defeating the terrorists. The War on Terror and the "RINO" assault are separate problems often with conflicting solutions. (And, in any case, the root cause of what we call the RINO problem isn't the RINO: It is the professional pol. To belatedly focus on the RINO doesn't fix that problem and only undermines our war effort, i.e., in order to "show 'em," some of us are willing to put the proximate cause of 9/11--the clintons--back in the Oval Office.) By conflating the two problems, we would be all but ensuring that we will solve neither. We would be playing right into the clintons' hand. Let's get a little perspective here and put these two issues in descending order of--if not priority--expected mortality endpoints.
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