[NormsRevenge]

[nctexan]

Interesting that the AP which has “no political agenda”... seems to have a pretty specific mission with this article.

[Williams]

It’s ridiculous, esp the SC volunteer having a drug problem and getting busted, as if Giuliani had anything to do with that.

[ASA Vet]

RinoRudy didn't learn to look both ways before entering a roadway.

[NapkinUser]

Here.

[Cicero]

Amusing that they are trying to bash Giuliani but cannot allow themselves to hit him where it really hurts—abortion.

None of of this “bad news” is really significant, with the possible exception of his priest friend: “Victims’ advocates called on Giuliani to fire Monsignor Alan Placa, a Catholic priest suspended from the church over abuse allegations, from Giuliani’s security consulting firm.”

I will give Msgr. Placa the benefit of the doubt until I see more evidence. A fair number of priests have been falsely accused by “victims’ advocates,” AKA greedy trial lawyers. Maybe he was guilty, maybe not.

But there’s no doubt that Rudy is a pro-abortionist of the most extreme kind, and therefore unsuitable for the presidency. AP is embarrassed to say so, because they are all pro-abortion too.

[what's up]

Giuliani drew criticism last week for failing to attend official meetings of the Iraq Study Group, a bipartisan panel that unanimously called for gradual troop reductions in Iraq.

I applaud him for this.

[Vaquero]

But, I thought I had dressed for success...what went wrong???

[Oztrich Boy]

Giuliani said he quit the panel after two months because it didn't seem that he could keep it focused on "a bipartisan, nonpolitical resolution."

I get the impression that the man is lazy and doesn't want to do the work needed.