Cong Pete Sessions and Fmr. Cong Susan Molinari Announce Support for Mayor Rudy Giuliani

Join Rudy 2008 ^ | 12 Feb 2008 | Press Release

[PhiKapMom]

New York, Feb 12 -

The Rudy Giuliani Exploratory Committee today announced that Congressman Pete Sessions and former Congresswoman Susan Molinari are supporting Mayor Rudy Giuliani to be the next President of the United States. Both will take active roles aiding Giuliani’s exploratory efforts, with Sessions working to build support in the House and Molinari serving as both Senior Advisor and Chairman of Washington outreach.

In announcing their endorsement, Sessions and Molinari praised Giuliani’s proven leadership.

“I’m supporting Mayor Giuliani for President because he has the experience, record of results and vision to unite our country during these uncertain times. I’m honored to be a part of his team and will work hard to elect Rudy Giuliani as the next President of the United States,” said Congressman Pete Sessions.

Congresswoman Susan Molinari stated, “I’ve seen the results of Mayor Giuliani’s leadership – cutting taxes, transforming a historic deficit into a multi-billion dollar surplus and reducing crime. Without a doubt, Rudy Giuliani is the demonstrated leader America needs to tackle difficult challenges and move our country forward.”

Mayor Rudy Giuliani thanked both Congressman Sessions and former Congresswoman Molinari for their support. “I’m honored to have the support of two Republican leaders who have made a real difference as public servants.”

[nopardons]

That RUMOR was refuted and defused, as soon as it was posted, by various FREEPERS who live in Mississippi.

What would you say to a Rudy/Haley ticket?

[WKB]

Just heard on the local news that Haley
said he would not be a candidate for President
but did not answer when asked about the VP slot.

[FreeReign]

"I really think we should make up our own Rudy chart. One that shows how conservative he really is"

I'm waiting.

Why don't you make the list WKB?

[WalterSkinner]

Thanks brother

[papertyger]

That should be easy for you as you're already ignorant...

Okay, how 'bout a little "ignorance" test? What Bob Michaels am I talking about? ;o)

In effect, that's exactly what you're doing...good luck with your scary logic...

Those who ignore history, my dear. Those who ignore history...

[nopardons]

You made it up and it's claptrap.

Label it "alternative history", but everyone else knows it for it is is................DELUSIONAL FICTION!

[WKB]

Why don't you make the list WKB?



Why,........because I wouldn't know where to start
and it wasn't my idea in the first place.
Why don't you do it?

[papertyger]

Settle down, Francis.

You need a real humour retread ;o)

[WalterSkinner]

..nopardons, you are assuming that I read it on FR. I'm not sure where I read or heard it from. The point is mute anyway. Check WKBs post to me at 202.

[PerConPat]

Please answer in full and with details.

LOL! And, of course, you'll want sources. As I said, it's merely musing. I would just follow the money, as they say. If McCain's donations begin to fall off and one of the more Conservative candidate's funds start to grow, that would be an indication that something might be afoot.

Unfortunately, I am not blessed with the rock-ribbed assurance that any of the Pub candidates have, at this point, locked up the nomination. It must be terribly boring for those who have arrived at the momentous conclusion that their candidate has already prevailed. If I was of that persuasion, I doubt that I would bother to post on these threads dealing with candidates for the nomination.

[WKB]

Rumors floated around when John McCain made
a visit to Ms and spent some time with Haley.
Also after his handling of Katrina
he got a lot of publicity.

[zbigreddogz]

Your comment is a complete non-sequiter.

Santorum's own political fate has absolutely nothing to do with the question of if a Conservative can support a moderate out of principle.

[nopardons]

I have a great sense of humor; obviously, you don't. Your post was neither clever nor funny and I'm not the only one who thinks that. Keep your day job................

[nopardons]

"mute" means that a person is unable to speak/talk; the word you are searching for is MOOT, which means something completely different and is pronounced differently as well.

I am assuming nothing, except that you don't believe what I post; which is your problem. I don't talk about things I don't know about and don't spread rumors.

[George W. Bush]

Like anyone even cares. Strange, I didn't even hear him announce he was running.

[pookie18]

My dear, your a*s. Go back to your other Log Cabin Republicans...if you're going to ignore me, do it.

[WalterSkinner]

..thank you for the English lesson--I actually know better

As far as everything else--you are reading too much into what I am writing.

I am not questioning anyone. Nor disbelieving anyone.

And that condescending tone is unwarranted--you seem too intelligent for that...

[FreeReign]

Why don't you make the list WKB?

Why,........because I wouldn't know where to start and it wasn't my idea in the first place.

Why wouldn't you know where to start? What's your point?

[deport]

The draft deferment isn't a big issue, maybe with a few but it won't fly nationally or at least to those who understand the process in place back in the early 70s

The graphic showing the time lines explain it well.

He had classifications/deferments

• 2-S & 1-D [63-68]college
• 1-A 68-Mar 69,
• Mar 69- May 70 2-A occupation deferment,
• May-70 1-A,
• July 1, 1970 draft lottery for persons born in 1951, received lottery # 308 and was not called up as they only called up through #125 for that group.

[WKB]

What's your point?



Oh I think you know what my point is.