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To: Sadecki

I agree that Rudy won clearly this debate . His quick wit and brilliant retorts about Hillary went over very well. He also mentioned an issue that has received almost no attention in this race -Home Schooling. This is an important issue to many Americans, and Rudy has always supported it, as one of the many choices that should be available to parents. The Dems want to make it illegal.

Huckabee came in second, but has problems in areas of Free Trade and Immigration.

McCain did well, but his “I respect Hillary” routine drews boos, and will certainly be dropped from his repertoire.

Romney is always sharp on policy issues, but still comes across as slick, promgrammed, and too perfect.

Sorry to say, but Fred turned in a totally acceptable, but very lackluster performance, leaving nothing in particular to take saway from this debate.

Rudy has the great skill of knowing every single phrase Hillary Clinton has ever uttered, and being able to recall at will, and throw it right back at her. His Hillary quote “ I have a million programs, but America can’t afford them” is an excellent example.

Maybe Rudy has been reading FR.


188 posted on 10/22/2007 12:41:08 AM PDT by Cincinna (HILLARY & HER HINO :: Keep the Arkansas Grifters out of the White house.)
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To: Cincinna

Maybe Rudy has been reading FR.
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not hard enough.

but he does seem to know what it takes to be a fighter. I want to see more of that from fred. That’s why people are now looking at romney and huck even though they don’t exactly have solid conservative resumes...


193 posted on 10/22/2007 1:13:25 AM PDT by ari-freedom (I am for traditional moral values, a strong national defense, and free markets.)
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