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Outstanding rebuttal, Smokin' Joe. Great defense of conservatism. The Party of Reagan should back a conservative nominee for 2008, and not be satisfied with a liberal like Rudy Giuliani as its standard bearer. Frankly, I don't see Giuliani securing the nomination. He has very little in common with most of the Republican Party's conservative base.

Religious and social conservatives constitute a majority of the GOP`s hardcore primary activists. I don't see that majority voting for a candidate who is pro-abortion, pro-PBA, pro-gun control and an advocate for special rights for homos and illegals.

359 posted on 09/04/2006 10:59:28 PM PDT by Reagan Man (Conservatives don't support amnesty and conservatives don't vote for liberals!)

If we are so out of in entertaining a Giuliani candidiacy.

Explain this Freeper Poll.

Giuliani 45.0% 2,784
Romney 28.3% 1,752
Sit it out 21.5% 1,332
McCain 5.2% 324
100.0% 6,192

Member Opinion
Giuliani 45.2% 1,212
Romney 30.4% 815
Sit it out 20.0% 538
McCain 4.4% 119
100.0% 2,684

Non-Member Opinion
Giuliani 44.8% 1,572
Romney 26.7% 937
Sit it out 22.6% 794
McCain 5.8% 205
99.9% 3,508