John McCain (D) 52% 40%
Oops, freudian slip? McCain is a Repubbie!
I don't believe that Guilliani will sell in the conservative South. I certainly do not want a man of such low moral character in the White House. We had that with Bill Clinton and we certainly don't want that ever again. Chatacter does count.
If Republicans nominate a pro-gay pro-abortionist they can say goodbye to the churchgoing conservatives who form the base of the party.
Wretch....gag....vomit...
as much as think Rudy is just fine for the peoples republic of NY City...he is not to be trusted as a presidential hopefull or even NY Governor.
As a Senator from NY, he can only improve things and thats as far as he should go.
Many adults in the United States believe Republican Rudy Giuliani should launch a White House bid, according to a poll by the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion. 54 per cent of respondents would like the former New York City major to run for president in 2008.
probably such a high no number because no Dem wants to see her run knowing she will offset the votes Hillary will get just because she is a woman
This is going to be an awful boring election.
...and not a conservative on the list.
47% for a former one-term Senator from North Carolina???? Who is currently unemployed????
People must be NUTS!
Franks and Rice 2008!
Uh-oh...Can't talk this subject here... Need a blue-blood, elite candidate...
I doubt Rudi can win the GOP nomination. Even if he did, he wouldn't get my vote or the votes of a majority of conservatives.
I think I'll vote for Giuliani, just to tick off the anti-Miers people.
They will have screwed up the stealth anti-abortion candidate, then all their conservatives choices will be tied up until 2008 -- when either Hillary or Giuliani get to pick. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.
And Howard Dean was the front runner for the Dems last time too. That was before the primaries.
Rudy Giuliani (R) 54% 40%
John McCain (D) 52% 40%
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) 48% 49%
John Edwards (D) 47% 44%
John Kerry (D) 39% 57%
Condoleezza Rice (R) 37% 57%
uhhhhhh................
I vote "NO"
I remember the debate in 1992 with the pony hair guy. The guy and the question that Rush used as fodder against Liberals for a long time.
Seems Republicans also want a nanny as their President. How many time has he been married? Who gives a damn.
I want a guy who gets things done. Who will fix the mess.
Only Giuliani has a proven record of accomplishment.
Vote for a saint when everything is fixed.
Sounds good to me... and the idea that McCain is number two is also hopeful.
Normal pendulum swing of politics would indicate a switch to a Democrat this election, and I fear for the outcome of the war in Iraq if that happens. Therefore, we must put a very popular and attractive candidate up on the platform this time, one who will continue the fight. For that.... Guiliani is a super choice. Perhaps paired with Condi.
...don't you have to announce your intentions before becoming a hopeful?
Doogle