Giuliani the insincere

Townhall ^ | May 8, 2007 | By Rich Lowry

[kinoxi]

I think that he has stopped himself amongst all knowledgeable people.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Rudy is a liberal, through and through.
He has no business running in the GOP.

[jmc813]

What’s with the Free Mojo business on your home page? Why would anyone defend that scumbag?

[jmc813]

I don't know anything about the Clown Posse or the most recent unpleasantness.

If he's a "beloved friend" of yours, I'm sure you keep up with that gay blog of his. Did you catch the entry where he slandered JimRob last week?

[Beagle8U]

“I’m a California, Duncan Hunter girl, but I think Rudy is getting a bad rap. I know there are lots of former lefties (like Dennis Miller) who became conservatives because of Rudy and what he was up against.”

Dennis Miller is no conservative!

He’s still a liberal gun grabbing leftist he just wants to fight the WOT.

He is about as much a conservative as Rooty or Liberman.Which is Not at all!

[trisham]

What blog is that?

[Carry_Okie]

Giuliani apparently thinks that saying he hates abortion is enough. But pro-lifers will want to know why he hates abortion.

Nonsense, we know why Rudy hates "abortion": To him, it's an issue that is likely fatal to his ambitions, a millstone hanging around his neck. It makes him cower before people he despises.

So, Rudy hates "abortion."

[Beagle8U]

“Before becoming mayor he was above all else a law-enforcer. He enforced the law. He prosecuted the New York mafia and corruption.”

Rooty is up to his neck in corruption, and with Kerik, the mafia.

[jedward]

I tried last night and mousey wouldn’t play withe me :( (lol)

[azhenfud]

“radical liberal”

“radical” - I’m presuming the applicable definition here would be “favoring or resulting in extreme or revolutionary changes, as in political organization”, which with Giuliani embracing ideals antithetical to published GOP party stance and his considering himself “mainstream GOP”, it seems “radical” would be the correct word to employ.

“liberal” - I’m also presuming the definition as applicable here would be “holding, expressing, or following political views or policies that support civil liberties, democratic reforms, and the use of government power to promote social progress” with an emphasis upon the latter portion of that clause, which Giuliani has both demonstrated and opined is the duty of government and the duty of citizens to that government. In light of that definition and Giuliani’s stated position, it’s entirely fitting “liberal” would be associated with Giuliani.

So, in the strictest of definitions, Giuliani can safely be labeled a “radical liberal”.

Good choice, Spiff.

[jedward]

It seems like you disappeared after my post # 110 last night. Enlighten me oh wise one. I’m still waiting for an answer. I can’t help you free someone if you don’t help me. Just turn around fall backwards, I’ll catch you...

[Kevmo]

The SC judges he most admires are Scalia and Thomas.
***Here, let me just quote JimRob from upthread in my response to your nonsense.

To: Deb
B/S and more B/S.

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[Deb]

I’ll ask him about it lunch Friday and let you know what he says.

[Deb]

Liberal states give birth to liberal Republicans. It will always be that way. He didn't have to run for Mayor as a Republican if he didn't think he was one.

These Rudy haters are gettin' reved up about 6 months early.