[fluffdaddy]

Funny, isn’t it, that nobody ever responds directly to the point that all this argument about whether conservatives should vote for Rudy is beside the point. If Giuliani is the nominee the Republican Party will fracture and defeat is almost guaranteed. Barring a total implosion of the Democrat Party, Rudy = electoral disaster.

Arguing that people who loathe the man should turn out in force and vote for him anyway merely to avoid a Clinton restoration is like standing on the beach and cajoling the tide to refrain from coming in. It is a waste of breath, or in this case bandwidth.

Conservatives need to stop squabbling about how best to deal with the catastrophe of a Guiliani nomination and start working together to avoid that catastrophe.

[Sola Veritas]

“Conservatives need to stop squabbling about how best to deal with the catastrophe of a Guiliani nomination and start working together to avoid that catastrophe.”

I agree, but it is apparent to me that the Republican Party is already fractured. Senator Thompson COULD be a uniting force, but he (although I admire a person of principle) is too mired in being a “federalist” when there our instances where it just won’t work (i.e. homosexual marraige).