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To: imahawk
Where are the rooty supporters now?

We're still here. I'd prefer Fred, but if it comes down to a choice between McDole or Rudy...Rudy's my man.

As the old saw goes: Be careful what you wish for. If McDole runs the tables in MI and SC, there may be only one person who can stop him. We need Rudy to stay strong in FL.

I really don't like McCain, but the media keeps telling us he's the most liked and most electable. They're kidding themselves. He's too old, period. It will be Dole all over again---great resume, popular with the press, admired for his character....but unable to inspire voters.

20 posted on 01/12/2008 6:30:50 AM PST by Timeout (I hate MediaCrats! ......and trial lawyers.)
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To: Timeout; imahawk
We need Rudy to stay strong in FL.

Shucks, Rooty's being s-o-o-o unfair to his supporters.

Why doesn't Rooty speak up? Why doesn't Rooty assure his rooters that he has the Fla votes all tied up?

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GIULIANI BANDWAGON BRANCHES OUT TO ISRAEL
By MAGGIE HABERMAN, NY Post, April 21, 2007

EXCERPT A group of Israelis has launched a grass-roots effort to get people living in the Jewish state who are eligible to vote in the United States to line up behind Rudy Giuliani, it was reported yesterday.

The group, Giuliani Supporters in Israel, was launched by Mordechai Twersky, a onetime candidate for state Assembly in The Bronx in the early 1990s, according the Jerusalem Post. Twersky has established a Web site, giulianisupportersinisrael.org, with background information including Giuliani's famed eviction of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat from a Lincoln Center concert in 1995.

"I did this as a private personal initiative, as a proud American and Israeli citizen, and I am confident that it will catch on," Twersky told the paper. He said the campaign hadn't set up his group, but that he's been in contact with Team Giuliani since he got started.

Giuliani has historically been popular with Jewish voters, and took a hard pro-Israel line when he was in office. Giuliani's campaign didn't return The Post's calls for comment. In some past elections, planeloads of Israelis with American citizenship have flown to the United States to vote.

SOURCE http://www.nypost.com/seven/04212007/news/nationalnews/giuliani_bandwagon_branches_out_to_israel_nationalnews_maggie_haberman.htm

25 posted on 01/12/2008 9:25:54 AM PST by Liz (Rooty's not getting my guns or the name of my hairdresser.)
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