[Godwin1]

For voters for whom innocent life is sacred, Guiliani's nomination would mean that both major political parties have been captured by the Culture of Death. If nominated, Giuliani must be defeated, if only to remind the Republican Party that the sanctity of life remains an important issue for at least part of its base. If he's nominated by the Republicans, I'll vote for the democrat.
Of course, Guiliani is also unacceptable to many Republican/conservative voters because of his positions on guns, homosexual "rights" and illegal immigration. As mayor, he forbade the NY police from cooperating with the old INS. He regularly pandered to ethnic groups, winking and nodding at the ruthless terrorists of the IRA.

[Melas]

I'll vote for the democrat.

Wow. That's really telling. You know what, I'm getting the feeling that you and your ilk have come to the conclusion that those of us who are supporting Rudy will bow down to threats and extortion, which are escalating btw. At first it started with threats to go 3rd party, now it's become threats to vote Democrat. What are you going to do if we stoop to your level and promise to vote Democrat if whoever it is you're supporting gets the nod?

[wouldntbprudent]

If nominated, Giuliani must be defeated, if only to remind the Republican Party that the sanctity of life remains an important issue for at least part of its base. If he's nominated by the Republicans, I'll vote for the democrat.

This is very sad.

If you love this country at all, and care about preserving whatever shred of morality we possess at this moment, do you not think you could find an actually helpful way to "remind the Republican Party that the sanctity of life" is an important issue?

Do you really find it necessary to use your precious vote to elect Hillary Clinton, just to spite those who don't make abortion their single issue?

Why are people depending so strongly on political "kings" anyway? Why are some behaving as though the President of the United States is the sole determinant and arbiter of the moral climate of our country?