[joseph20]

The sooner the Rudy question is resolved, the better off we will be as a party.

[BonnieJ]

The "Rudy question" will be "resolved" along with the Mitt one, the John McCain one, the Duncan one, etc. When people start to vote in primaries. It will take a very short time to answer that question. Some of the other "questions", the second tier candidates, will be answered sooner...When they find the money isn't available, or the polling support either.

[azhenfud]

I've resolved the "Rudy question". Under NO condition would I vote for him.

Do you understand the implications of the message sent to members of Congress and the world as a whole if Rudy is elected under the guise of a "Conservative" and how long it will take to over that?

Maybe the true colors of "Republicans" are shining through. If so, maybe it's time REAL Conservatives consider parting ways with the GOP.

Thank God, there are still some who honor God and Country in that order and won't sell out for a falsely perceived sense of winning.

[ex-Texan]

Giuliani and McCain are too liberal. Romney is not a big enough 'star.' Hunter is too unknown. Tancredo p@sses off the White House everything he mentions open borders. Frist has proved he does not have cajones. Gingrich has piles old, moldering and filthy laundry. Lieberman is not a registered Republican. Personally, I like Ron Paul. Ron Paul? Who he? You have to mention his full name here to get someone to reply to you. Of course, anybody who runs will be subject to carping and nit picking. I guess true, die hard conservatives like me will just have to stay home.

[Candor7]

The sooner the Rudy question is resolved, the better off we will be as a party.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I can resolve that right now.

Lets have a constitutional amendment in order to change the Office of President to Mayor of the United States.