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Some people like my wife will never vote for somebody who supported a pro-abortion candidate for President, like Perry did in 2008. I bet there are a lot of interesting rules like those out there.

......."During his time in Congress, [Al] Gore was considered a "moderate" (he referred to himself as a "raging moderate") opposing federal funding of abortion, voting in favor of a bill which supported a moment in silence in schools, and voting against a ban on interstate sales of guns. His position as a moderate (and on policies related to that label) shifted later in life after he became Vice President and ran for president in 2000…”…… Source

The post you are responding to didn't have anything to do with Al Gore or 1988, it had to do with Rick Perry supporting a pro-abortion candidate by the name of Rudy Giuliani in 2008, and you posted this exact same response in two different threads to posts dealing with Rudy Giuliani. That was a horrible attempt on your part to try and spin or confuse the discussion. Just horrible. I hope you're not getting paid a lot to post these pro-Perry threads or to try and divert the discussions, because your bosses are not getting their money's worth.

I'll ask again, although you'll probably post a link to something Al Gore did or to that Texas Dream Act thread, but here goes:

You defended Rick Perry campaigning for Rudy Giuliani in 2007-2008 for President because you said Giuliani was strong on national security and crime. From what you have said, you clearly believe that it had nothing to do with Giuliani's lawfirm helping to try and get Perry's corridor built and everything to do with Giuliani's national security or law enforcement stances. In addition to those stances, he also happens to support abortion, gay marriage, and gun control which means a lot of us here do not care for Giuliani which is why we consider Perry's support of him to be a serious flaw.

There had to have been a threshold reached where you as a Christian, a woman, possibly a mother, and most likely a pro-lifer decided you were going to defend Rick Perry's campaigning for Giuliani for President. I don't see you making that decision lightly.

What did Rudy Giuliani say about national security or law enforcement that made you defend Rick Perry's support of him, and made it okay for Rick Perry to set aside his pro-life beliefs and campaign for Rudy Giuliani for President?