To: areafiftyone
Well if its a choice between Guiliani and Frist (whom the Repubs are already pushing) I will choose Guiliani any day!
I don't want Frist to run either, and I agree that Giulliani could possibly have a better chance of getting elected, but that's really irrelevant. I don't support conservative morals for the sake of getting republicans elected, but rather I presently support republicans because they are best in line with my traditional values. The minute the repubs quit doing that is the minute that a whole lot of Christians get up and find a different party (obviously not democrat either).
I am not willing to compromise on morals for the sake of increasing the likelihood of getting a republican in office.
To: newguy357
F is my Senator, but I do not think that he is forceful enough. I am not a one issue voter, but from 1 to 10 morals are a big 10. That is one of the reasons that I love George Bush so much, even though I wish that he would use that line item veto more often or at all.
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