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To: ConservativeMajority
Mitt Romney, John McCain and Rudy Giuliani are the names most frequently talked about

By the author's small incestuous circle no doubt. But consistently in polls on all types of GOP leaning blogs, both conservative, libertarian and moderate, and in conversations at the copier, Newt is the most mentioned candidate. Romney is a distant 4th in virtually every poll.

When Condi Rice's name is added, she is always #1 with every faction of Republicans, including those factions that disagree with her positiion on their favorite issue.

In short, this article is not worth reading. I did not waste my time reading to the end.

75 posted on 11/15/2006 10:29:22 AM PST by spintreebob (W)
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To: spintreebob
When Condi Rice's name is added, she is always #1 with every faction of Republicans, including those factions that disagree with her position on their favorite issue.

I would love to see Condoleezza Rice as president. However, as a resident of the Socialist Republic of Maryland, I was deeply shocked and horrified to see the treatment of the excellent Michael Steele in the last race, particularly the snubbing and ungracious behavior by other blacks, who regard conservatives as turncoats. It wasn't pretty.

It made me rethink whether our nation is really capable of doing the mature thing. I have newfound doubts, after seeing what was done to Steele, about Rice's candidacy in the strategic sense -- whether she has enough fire in her soft-spoken presentation to be regarded as a war leader and savior of a wobbling republic, as was the "iron lady" Margaret Thatcher.

172 posted on 11/16/2006 12:58:54 PM PST by Albion Wilde (...where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. -2 Cor 3:17)
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