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1 posted on 01/23/2007 6:00:11 PM PST by Dark Skies

To: areafiftyone

Hey, where's Duncan Hines? Ping the list to see if they can find him!

2 posted on 01/23/2007 6:01:21 PM PST by Dark Skies ("He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that" ... John Stuart Mill)

This is that same bogus poll posted 1000 times on FR in the last 24 hours.

The same one that has Obama dropping after his Presidential announcement, and Hitlery as the inevitable choice.

3 posted on 01/23/2007 6:02:07 PM PST by TitansAFC (Pacifism is not peace; pacifists are not peacemakers.)

Can't they come up with some better candidates?

4 posted on 01/23/2007 6:05:24 PM PST by pcottraux (It's pronounced "P. Coe-troe.")

I'd take Rudy over McStain in a second.

I'm a pro-life Catholic (weekly attendance), but it seems to me the president has a greater effect on how the WoT is prosecuted, than he does on the abortion issue (where is mostly judge appointments)

I don't trust McStain on the WoT at all.

5 posted on 01/23/2007 6:05:24 PM PST by FreedomNeocon (Success is not final; Failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts -- Churchill)

This long before a general election the poll leaders are always the ones with name recognition. Things start to get interesting after the first few debates.

8 posted on 01/23/2007 6:10:18 PM PST by Mr. Mojo

To: Dark Skies; fieldmarshaldj; AuH2ORepublican; Kuksool; zbigreddogz; JohnnyZ; ...

Clearly, Guiliani is benefitting from his leadership on September 11 (which was exemplary) and memories of it. McCain is a familiar name. There rest, few have heard of.

People don't tend to vote for people they know nothing about.

14 posted on 01/23/2007 6:27:31 PM PST by Clintonfatigued ("Appointing Earl Warren was the biggest damn fool thing I ever did." Dwight D. Eisenhower)

I’m pro-choice. I’m pro-gay rights, Giuliani said. He was then asked whether he supports a ban on what critics call partial-birth abortions. “No, I have not supported that, and I don’t see my position on that changing,” he responded. Source: CNN.com, “Inside Politics” Dec 2, 1999 http://www.ontheissues.org/2008/Rudy_Giuliani_Abortion.htm
ANDERSON COOPER 360 DEGREES (November 14, 2006)

RUDY GIULIANI (R), FORMER MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY: I'm pro- choice. I'm pro-gay rights.
KING: Giuliani supports a woman's right to an abortion, and back in 1999, he opposed a federal ban on late-term abortions.
GIULIANI: No, I have not supported that, and I don't see my position on that changing.
KING: Immigration could be another presidential landmine. Back in 1996, Mayor Giuliani went to federal court to challenge new federal laws requiring the city to inform the federal government about illegal immigrants.
JEFFREY: He took the side of illegal immigrants in New York City against the Republican Congress.
KING: Giuliani opposes same-sex marriage but as mayor, he supported civil unions and extending health and other benefits to gay couples. He also supported the assault weapons ban and other gun control measures opposed by the National Rifle Association.
GIULIANI: I'm in favor of gun control. I'm pro-choice.
Republican Big-Wigs Support Pro-Abortion Event in NY

Pro-abortion Governor George Pataki and New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who also supports unrestricted abortion, are co-chairs of the 2000 Choice Award Presentation to be held on May 30 at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City. The event is sponsored by the Republican Pro-Choice Coalition, a group that is campaigning for the removal of the pro-life plank from the Republican National Platform.

http://www.nationalreview.com/murdock/murdock200503010743.asp

19 posted on 01/23/2007 6:44:59 PM PST by narses (St Thomas says "lex injusta non obligat.")

Why not bring back Bob Dole? I will not support these two for the sake of the Republican party.

33 posted on 01/23/2007 7:23:04 PM PST by gathersnomoss

44 posted on 01/23/2007 7:48:01 PM PST by TigersEye (If you don't understand the 2nd Amendment you don't understand America.)

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