[KATIE-O]

It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics, rather than face a Billary White House for another 8 miserable years.

So am I.

[Spiff]

It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics, rather than face a Billary White House for another 8 miserable years. So am I.

Speak for yourself, sell-out...

[freedomfiter2]

It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics

A lot of social conservatives would give someone a pass on less than strict conservative social politics. The problem whit Rudy is that he's way left of that.

[Right_in_Virginia]

It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics, rather than face a Billary White House for another 8 miserable years. So am I.

That's a good strategy for the national election, not the primaries. Let's see if we can't find a conservative before we fold.

[SJSAMPLE]

"less than strict conservative social politics"

Are you sh!tting me!?

At least be honest about it.

[dforest]

Not me. Who the hell is Steve Forbes, and who cares. I don't. I do not have a lot of bucks like Steve, so Strew him. Since when does a nitwit who inherited his bucks speak for anyone else?

How totally funny.

[neverhillorat]

Welcome to my world! The "I`m going to hold my breath till you turn blue" crowd just called you a sell out. I`d call you an adult.

[Ultra Sonic 007]

less than strict conservative social politics

Allow me to paraphrase GunRunner's excellent comment.

Rejecting Rudy as a PRIMARY candidate because he has supported gay marriage, federal funding for abortion and partial birth abortion, gun registration, and the Senate's guest worker program is not "naive perfectionism", it's COMMON SENSE!!!

Conservative principles are not "purist idealism".

[Hydroshock]

Steve is drink some good stuff. Social issues will derail him. I know I will never vote for him.

[John Leland 1789]

"It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics, rather than face a Billary White House for another 8 miserable years.

"So am I."

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And so the downward spiral continues: The Republican Party sitting just behind the Democratic Party, having its legs locked around the Democrats' waists as they go down the slide into liberalism, socialism . . . and libertine-ism.

[NittanyLion]

It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics, rather than face a Billary White House for another 8 miserable years. So am I.

Based on your comment it appears you don't count yourself among conservative Republicans. How would you describe your politics?

[My2Cents]

Ditto that, Katie-O. A lot of "movement conservatives" are in for a rude awakening when Giuliani rolls to the nomination and election with them standing on the sidelines.

[Gop1040]

"It looks like conservative Republicans are willing to give Rudy a pass on his less than strict conservative social politics...."

"So am I."

You sure know how to tweak the anti-Rudy people. Any suggestion that SC can and will support Rudy causes them to have agita.

[PhilDragoo]

Unless a Republican can beat Hillary and keep the war on islamofascism in the enemy's turf, the other issues are moot.

The rise of the Hillary Stalinist state in conjunction with the advance of the caliphate will usher in soviet show trials followed by sharia events of primitive horror.

Moral victories will not prevent the Iran bomb coming to a metropolis near you.