The truth as YOU see it; thank God the rest of us live in the real world.
But you're right about one thing: I don't like what you have to say because it's filled with mean, ugly distortions.
As I said before, you seem hell bent on destroying this man; I have to wonder why.
Because, as a conservative Republican, I am hell bent on keeping a liberal from being the Republican nominee in 2008. It is that simple. I'm not trying to destroy the man, his own choices will do that for him. I'm trying to destroy his chances at winning the Republican nomination.
In case you've forgotten, that's what we do here. We fight liberals and liberalism. We promote conservatives and conservatism. We work to keep liberals out of office. We work to support putting conservatives into office. I could possibly settle for a moderate this time around, though I've been burned far too many times, but the WoT demands a Republican President. However, Giuliani is not a moderate. He is a pro-abortion, gun-grabbing, pro-amnesty, pro-radical gay agenda, northeast establishment liberal.
The very idea that he could become our nominee for President is offensive to me. And, worse, he won't win the general election if he does win the nomination. He will split the party and all of the baggage he's gained as mayor of New York will be fodder for the Democrats to wipe him out. Not only will he lose, but he'll destroy the Republican Party in the process. That is what is at stake here. And if you stand in the way of the conservative Republicans who are working to keep him out of the nomination, you're going to get steamrolled. While I can't support McCain or Romney, they don't pose the same threat. McCain or Romney could win and neither of their candidacies would destroy the party. Giuliani will lose and the Republican Party will never recover. Again, that is what is at stake. Now you may understand my urgency of nipping Giuliani's campaign in the bud.