[noname07718]

Thank you sir.

I appreciate that. Everyone calls to mind the wonderful job Rudy did after 9/11. I’m sorry, but I think he was just doing is job. He was elected to be a Mayor of a city and was expected to handle any crap that came his way. All he did post 9/11 was his job; but he did it better than anyone else could have do. Given his position and his known leadership values, all he did was his job.

However, the 1995 Yassar incident and the standing up on principle when being assaulted by the Clintons, State Department, and the UN itself, standing up on the shear principle of being RIGHT; now that is a LEADER. I want to elect LEADERS in the WOT. They will hire the necessary managers to execute on his LEADERSHIP initiatives.

[AdvisorB]

I am supporting Speaker Newt in the GOP primary, but I'm also realistic, in that the Speaker may decide not to run. And should Newt throw his hat in the ring, it would be difficult for him to capture the nomination. My best hope, is to get him on the ticket with one of the three front runners.

If Rudy, the greatest Mayor in New York's history, is the Grand Old Party's nominee, I will work hard to insure his election. I have my bumper sticker ready if Newt falters in the race. I'm hoping that Newt will be selected as someone's VP running mate.....

[Roland Hand]

I haven't made up my mind yet but also don't forget the 10 Million Check he returned to the Sheik after 9-11 because it had 'strings attached'. How refreshing a politician turning down money

I am not certain but he might have been involved with the Leon Klinghoffer terrorist attack as a prosecutor. I do have senior moments so this might be incorrect but is floating in my bad recollections area. In any case my verdict is still out, but Rudy does seem to be the heir apparent to the WOT leadership mantle.