Your analysis is severely flawed. He WILL not turn blue states red, and will not get conservative support in the numbers needed. Going rudy assures us a lib will take it, whether he wins or the democrats (more likely) win.
"Your analysis is severely flawed. He WILL not turn blue states red, and will not get conservative support in the numbers needed. Going rudy assures us a lib will take it, whether he wins or the democrats (more likely) win."
Not only is my analysis not flawed, it's proven consistently correct by the polls which have remained steady for years. Rudy runs strong on the east and west coasts and in mid-Atlantic states. If he took the South as well, he would win in a landslide. And I think I know why.
The Italian-American vote is concentrated in key parts of the country--on either coast and in places like MN, OH, PA and FL. This represents approximately ten per cent of all voters. That's a huge block of voters--comparable to the black vote--and most are Reagan Democrats.