[LS]

Well, say what you want, but Rudy has so far defeated all comers. He's regained a couple of percent since early Aug. while Fred has slipped a little. No, Rudy isn't where he was in March/April, but he's still twice what almost anyone else is.

All the anti-Rudy people here better pray that McLame and Hunter and a couple of others drop out before the primaries for Fred to have any chance of challenging Rudy, but even then, I'm NOT convinced that if McLame and Romney dropped out tomorrow that Fred could get all their votes. I think it would go about 60/40 Rudy/Fred.

[Chena]

It is possible and even highly probable, that you are right.

[fightinJAG]

That’s a pretty good analysis, methinks.

[Plutarch]

I'm NOT convinced that if McLame and Romney dropped out tomorrow that Fred could get all their votes. I think it would go about 60/40 Rudy/Fred.

Unfortunately, you are largely correct. Rudy is the second choice of more than anyone else by 2:1.

Without FDT in the race, it largely advantages Rudy.

[bluedressman]

The anti-Rudi people have fallen for the liberal media’s portrayal of him as left leaning. They are doing this because they know he would clean anyone’s clock on the Dem ticket. I’m surprised how many conservatives fall for this BS. They certainly do not understand what it takes to survive politically in NYC. Rudy will really be able to kick some butt once he gets in.

To achieve his success given a 99% Majority Democratic city government should astonish most people. Instead they focus on the MSMs painting him as being a liberal.

AT least the majority know better than this. You can’t hide the fact of what NYC was and became.