Posted on 07/24/2007 11:52:02 PM PDT by goldstategop
Think again!
It will be President Rudy or President Beast.....better figure out which one you want....
This imaginary Fred you speak of doesn’t exist.....go check the record....he folds like a chair just like he did with Glenn on the committee....I had so much hope when I saw him there and NOTHING....he is an empty suit. Hhe’s an actor, and not an activist movie actor like RR......he wimped out before and I ain’t voting for him to do it again.
“Unfortunately, I see most on this forum backing Rudy after he wins the nomination in March 2008 in a race against Hillary.”
Unfortunate? I guess that means you want the Hildebeast to win. Will that soothe your moral vanity?
I prefer someone more conservative than Rudy, but America will not survive another Clinton term.
Why I would NOT vote for this fascist POS if he were th only man running
Nope, he’s wrong, and he is veering left.
NO to Rooty.
Burt who?
and hillary is opposed to all those things?
No, she’s exacty the same and that’s the point.
yes but rudy is for lowering taxes, spending, tough on crime and fighting islamofascists. He wouldn’t be for universal health care and Kyoto. I’m sure Hillary has lots of other “great” ideas
Giuliani has already said that he thinks that Justice Ginsburg is a good appointee. He will just define the word however he wants and appoint whoever he wants. Hell, he could probably even convince the Rudybots that Teddy Kennedy is a strict constructionist and the perfect candidate.
If Rudy stands on the capital steps in Albany and makes a speech against gun control, that wouldn’t help much. But if after the speech he opens his coat and shows he’s carrying a set of pistols and states: “Come and get ‘em, you commie bastards.”
Now that I could respect.
This article is so replete with superficial reasons to vote for Guiliani it warrants no serious considerations other than to point out the obvious weak arguments the writer presents.
First, the exalted hero mayor, is running for president for the most self serving reasons there is...he’s cashing in. He did a good job during and post 911 and that should earn him a stature of himself somewhere in NY...nothing more. He acted like a buffoon during his mayorship and if anyone thinks that his cross dressing and other displays of foolishness wouldn’t be exploited by the opposition, is living in a world with purple and pink skies.
To suggest that Fred Thompson is just too gosh darn intimidating because of height and presentation would make one think the writer has issues with authority figures and would prefer the more effete to feel less threatened. ‘Rudy’ would, most certainly, fit his qualifications.
The most ridiculous qualification the writer puts forth for the preference of ‘Rudy’ over other candidates is over his choice of a baseball team. That statement alone should indicate the level of seriousness his whole statement deserves.
By the way, goldstate, you should be aware and more concerned about the political process starting a year too early than to lulled into thinking it’s Fred Thompson who is starting too late.
Guiliani would guarantee a Clinton/Obama win in ‘08.
Whoa, Jim, that's tellin' 'em. Just about sums it up. Sure made my day (sigh).
Freedom is about authority. Freedom is about the willingness of every single human being to cede to lawful authority a great deal of discretion about what you do and how you do it.
Rudy Giuliani
Quoted in ‘Time’ magazine, June 1998.
“According to a new AP poll, the most popular presidential candidate among registered Republicans is ‘none of the above.’ At the moment, Rudy Giuliani is running third, just behind ‘Good Lord, not him.’” —Conan O’Brien
“In an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network, presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani said his dreams of becoming a priest ended when he realized he couldn’t give up having sex. Ironically, that’s also what ended his first and second marriages.” —Jay Leno
Daily Show correspondent John Oliver, on lightning striking when Rudy Giuliani was speaking about abortion at the GOP debate: “No, it was not a coincidence. That was divine endorsement. Or, in this case, God saying, ‘Vote for anybody but Rudy Giuliani.’ And God said onto the people of New Hampshire, ‘a thrice-married New York City cross-dresser, oh, for the love of me.’”
“Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani says he believes in a woman’s right to choose, and he’s shown that time and time again when it comes to choosing women. He’s likes to have his choice. I think this is his third one.” —Jay Leno
“Other frontrunners tried to turn a blue background into a red bona fide [on screen: Rudy Giuliani saying, ‘According to George Will, I ran the most conservative government in the last 50 years in New York City’]. Wow. You ran the most conservative government in 50 years in New York City? Congratulations on being the thinnest guy at fat camp.” —Jon Stewart
“When reporters of the Associated Press recently asked some of presidential candidates what their favorite reality shows were, Mitt Romney said ‘American Idol.’ Joe Biden said he didn’t have a favorite show. And surprisingly, Rudy Giuliani picked ‘Wife Swap.’” —Jay Leno
“Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani is paying his wife $125,000 a year to help him write his speeches. She’s writing his speeches for him ... and you can tell. Like last week, he gave a speech about what awful bitches the first two wives were.” —Jay Leno
“Rudy Giuliani ... now leads Senator McCain in the latest polls by 22 points. 22. Or, as Giuliani himself might phrase it, ‘Twice the number of points as the day of the month on which the World Trade Center was attacked while I was mayor. Did I mention I was mayor ... when the world was attacked ... on 9/11?’” —Jon Stewart
“In a speech in Alabama, Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani said the one thing about him that you can count on is that we he makes a decision, he sticks with it. You don’t believe him? You can ask either of his two ex-wives.” —Jay Leno
“Giuliani said he wants to make it clear he is not in favor of gay marriage. He believes marriage should be between a man and a woman, no matter how many times it takes them to get it right” —Jay Leno
“Rudy Giuliani says the press can attack him all they want, but they should lay off his wife. Giuliani added, ‘I just mean this wife. It’s open season on the first two.’” —Conan O’Brien
“Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani is lashing out at the press, asking the press to lay off his wife. The press responded today. They said, ‘Okay. Which one?’” —Jay Leno
“We’re now finding out where all the candidates met their spouses. Barack Obama met his wife at a law firm. John McCain met his wife at a Naval officers’ dance. And Rudy Giuliani met his third wife when he was cheating on his first wife with his second wife.” —Jay Leno
“Rudy Giuliani, the Republican frontrunner, was in the news today. ... We thought Rudy Giuliani was [his third wife’s] second husband. It turns out it’s her third husband. He’ll never forget 9/11. But anniversaries, he’s got to write those down. ... In addition to this, Rudy’s first wife was his cousin. And they say a New Yorker can’t win in the South.” —Bill Maher
“In an interview, Rudy Giuliani’s wife admitted that Rudy Giuliani is not her second husband, but actually her third husband. She forgot about her first husband. But Rudy understands, when they started dating, he forgot he had a wife too.” —Jay Leno
“While you folks were applauding, Mrs. Giuliani remembered another marriage.” —David Letterman
“Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said today that the toughest part about getting married to his current wife was finding a wedding song that they both haven’t used before.” —Jay Leno
“Rudy Giuliani has defended Newt Gingrich, saying it’s okay Newt had an affair and that no one is perfect. That’s when you know the Republicans are in trouble — when a guy with three marriages and an affair is defending the guy with three marriages and two affairs, so they can team up and beat a Clinton.” —Jay Leno
“You all excited about the 2008 presidential election? There’s some interesting potential matchups. For example, Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani. ... On the one hand, you have a pushy New Yorker with a history marital problems. Or, you have a pushy New Yorker with a history marital problems.” —David Letterman
“The field’s already getting crowded with candidates. Everyone knows about Hillary and McCain, but who else has a shot? On the Republican side, Rudy Giuliani. Hero. 9/11. Time person of the year. Member of the comb over club. But also a member of the New York, divorced, pro-choice, pro-gun control, pro-stem cell research, gay-friendly wing of the Republican Party. I’m sorry, did I say wing? I meant room. Did I say room? I meant corner. Did I say corner? I meant table — for one.” —Jon Stewart
“In 2008, Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City, may run for president. And if elected, he’ll take a no-nonsense approach to Iraq. And the first thing he’s going to do over there is get rid of the squeegee guys.” —David Letterman
“In presidential news, somebody leaked Rudy Giuliani’s entire 140-page campaign plan to the press. Giuliani is calling it a dirty trick. He said it was stolen while he was in Florida. Which is not the first time a presidential race has been stolen in Florida.” —Jay Leno
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Brief history of the modern childlove movement
And if this was Hollywood, the protaganist who ducked confrontation with the villian in the first reel, would face and beat her in the last one.
Burt’s argument makes a lot of sense to me.
This is just a joke. Our friend Mr. California Patriot was banned the other night for so viciferously promoting Mr. JuliaAnne and cursing (in a fashion) those Freepers who disagreed with him.
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