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You left out amnesty and sanctuary city policies (it's hard to keep track of all of Rudy's liberal past). I know for a fact the Dem House is working on immigration "reform" legislation and hope to have it done by the end of Spring. And I doubt the RINOs in the Senate will go for a filibuster, given their past votes on the issue. And Bush is more than willing to sign the bill.

Of course, between having an amnesty before securing the borders and Ahnold wanting to give illegals health care, that will only MASSIVELY INCREASE illegal immigration. If the GOP turns around and nominates a pro-amnesty candidate, that alone could be sufficient to rift the party. Throw in Rudy's other liberal positions and the party will be giving the finger to conservatives. But of course, they will still expect our vote come November. After all, if we are unwilling to let go of 80 percent of our core values, we are unappeasables and 100 percenters, using the new RINO math.