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Let me guess: You voted for Bill Clinton twice (or you would have if you were registered to vote), you voted for Hillary Clinton three times (twice for co-president and once for senator), you voted Chuckie Schummer for senator, and now you're going to vote for Freddie the Ferrer for mayor. Be honest.

BTW, do you know Tawana Brawley?

i'm not sure where the anomosity is coming from My opinion of Rudy, is just that, as yours is yours. What i didn't agree with in your post was your analogy of NYer's coming together possibly in a negative manner. As a NYer and watching a symbol of our city fall to dust along with all those people, i took offense to your comments. As far as voting, my personal choice was my personal choice. But i will answer you.. Yes, I voted for Clinton, the first time around, No, I didn't vote for him the second time. No, I didn't vote for Hillary or Schumer and as a resident of the Bronx..I will not and did not vote for Freddie. Whether you like it or not does not matter to me in the least. again, if you don't like what i have to say..Don't read it...just disagree and move on.And lastly, DO YOU KNOW TAWANA BRAWLEY???? TOPREAD, thank your for welcoming me aboard. STARFAN, I think you should go back and read my post...I stated that the mayor had stated that he wanted to stay on as mayor during this crisis. Whether he changed his statement after the fact and after getting a negative reaction is kind of irrelevant. such as the thread about the superbowl coming to ny, someone stated that it was a knee-jerk reaction because of everything that has happened here. If you were able to vote for him in the upcoming election, would you have the same "knee-jerk reaction" because you think he's done a fine job during this disaster???? And I'm not sure I understand your points about his personal life. I have no problem with him being an advisor. I have a problem with him being mayor after his term is up as he wanted to do initially.