"The early frontrunner for the GOP nomination hasn't lost since 1952."
Based on what criteria and time before the first primary? Got actual data to back that up, including poll numbers from a year before each primary since 1952?
Right now, almost nobody knows the real rudy. They know the image of rudy. Once his record is exposed (mainly by his rivals in the primaries) his sheen will quickly wear off.
Great posting, Flashbunny. I think you should add what I call the "no crickets" trailer because what I'm finding is that whenever I ask a rudy supporter a substantial question, I get no response.
http://thehill.com/thehill/export/TheHill/Comment/DickMorris/020707.html
Here's your proof for the frontrunner normally always winning. As far as your argument that the more people know about Rudy, the more is poll numbers will fall is a fallacy. Election coverage as greatly increased in the last month and this additional coverage coincides with Rudy's surge in the polls.