To: Blackirish; Jameison; Sabramerican; BunnySlippers; tkathy; veronica; Roccus; Jake The Goose; ...
((((( PING )))))
If you want on or off the Rudy Ping List let me know.
2 posted on
02/11/2007 11:24:18 PM PST by
BunnySlippers
(SAY YES TO RUDY !!!)
To: BunnySlippers
To: BunnySlippers
Rudy in California
5 posted on
02/11/2007 11:26:15 PM PST by
BunnySlippers
(SAY YES TO RUDY !!!)
To: BunnySlippers
Don't get your underpants in a wad. This guy thinks the second amendment is about hunting. He will not get the rural vote. His mouth just declared him as a hard core city boy and a not so in the closet gun grabber.
To: BunnySlippers
10 posted on
02/11/2007 11:29:20 PM PST by
FairOpinion
(Tell Congress: Work for Victory in Iraq. Stop Hillary. Go to: http://www.TheVanguard.org)
To: BunnySlippers
11 posted on
02/11/2007 11:29:21 PM PST by
FairOpinion
(Tell Congress: Work for Victory in Iraq. Stop Hillary. Go to: http://www.TheVanguard.org)
To: BunnySlippers
Just be careful in Tulare County and don't step in any Democratic Cow Pies.
13 posted on
02/11/2007 11:31:02 PM PST by
BigFinn
(Libs: Big Hats, No Cattle.)
To: BunnySlippers
"In a little-noted California poll last month, Mr. Giuliani held a sizable lead over the rest of the Republican field. The American Research Group survey found that Mr. Giuliani had the support of 33% of likely Republican primary voters; a former House speaker who is mulling a bid but not formally exploring one, Newt Gingrich, was at 19%; and Senator McCain of Arizona had 18% support. A former Massachusetts governor who is painting himself as the most viable true conservative in the race, Mitt Romney, had just 3% backing. Some 22% of the 600 Republicans and independents surveyed said they were undecided."
Looks like sensible Republicans in CA may give Rudy the nomination.
14 posted on
02/11/2007 11:31:03 PM PST by
FairOpinion
(Tell Congress: Work for Victory in Iraq. Stop Hillary. Go to: http://www.TheVanguard.org)
To: BunnySlippers
There was an old joke about the late Khrushchev in a similar situation, visiting an agricultural and industrial exhibition. The joke went that he was poking his finger at everything, was asking questions, and his aides were piping in with the answers and explanations. So, he finally asked "and what's that a-hole with ears?", and got the answer, "Sir, it is a mirror". "A-hole with ears" then became his affectionate nickname.
Therefore the politicians better avoid all exhibitions.
16 posted on
02/11/2007 11:33:52 PM PST by
GSlob
To: BunnySlippers
"Rudy's very popular here," Mr. Shannon said.In Tulare, Calif. We keep hearing from those here who speak for conservatism and who claim to know "the base," that Rudy will be rejected. I wonder when all this distain for Rudy will start showing up in real Republicans? So far, I haven't seen any.
18 posted on
02/11/2007 11:39:49 PM PST by
My2Cents
("I support the right-ward most candidate who has a legitimate chance to win." -- W.F. Buckley)
To: BunnySlippers
I'm willing to bet, if elected President, Rudy will continue down the same road that all the Presidents have.
19 posted on
02/11/2007 11:41:29 PM PST by
philetus
(Keep doing what you always do and you'll keep getting what you always get.)
To: BunnySlippers
They're "a buzz" alright.
They've GOT to be HIGH to get excited about seeing and meeting a liberal RINO from nyc!
Then again, many of them were stupid enough to vote for the RINO-nator.
26 posted on
02/12/2007 4:00:47 AM PST by
DocH
(Gun-grabbers, you can HAVE my guns... lead first.)
To: BunnySlippers
I've spent some time in the state of New York recently, and was really surprised how rural and "undeveloped" it gets not all that far from NYC.
52 posted on
02/12/2007 7:08:40 PM PST by
July 4th
(A vacant lot cancelled out my vote for Bush.)
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