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1) Guiliani has equal/greater name recognition than Gingrich.

2) Thus he's benefitting from a temporary case of the well known/unknown syndrome. He has name recognition, but as his views on issues of importance to conservative voters become known his support will diminish and redirect to the leading conservative candidate.

3) Whatever gains Newt, Hunter, Brownback, et al, make will come out of Giuliani's support.

4) Giuliani has demonstrated electability for a local office in one of most liberal cities in the country. Hillary has demonstrated electability in arguably the most liberal state in the country. All of your other characterizations of Gingrich are nothing more that your own biases.

I know it must be a great burden for you to bless us with your great wisdom over and over, so please, give it a rest. Once again it's nothing more than a projection of your own opinions onto the great unwashed masses. We'll all manage to figure things out on our own.

Brownback recently blinked in the face of Senatorial Bidness As Usual WRT the War on Terror. Cooked himself in the process.

Senators don't become Chief Execs, for damned good reason. Repeal the 17th.

Thus he's benefitting from a temporary case of the well known/unknown syndrome. He has name recognition, but as his views on issues of importance to conservative voters become known his support will diminish and redirect to the leading conservative candidate.

Not true. The MSM over and over that Rudy can't win because of his social positions. Yet knowledgeable conservative voters continue to praise Rudy. Because of the incompetence of the current group of Repubs even though they held all three branches ...08 is less about social conservatism and more abut accomplishment and competence....a "can do attitude" which Rudy has in spades.