He’s clearly not outta here just because you said so. McCain is outta here in my book, but he just got a half hour on Fox News Sunday today, so I think that won’t sink his campaign.
So he’s not really outta here.
What is so scary about debating Rudy’s merits or lack thereof with his supporters? I just don’t get it.
It’s April and that seems like plenty of time to make the case that he’s unfit for office. Maybe in October, say “dammit, Rudy will kill the Republic. No more talking good about him.” Something like that.
I’m not even sure I’d support that, but at least you would have had a few months of people debating opinions and facts.
I understand why you want to knock Rudy off early, but this forum won’t do it. Not by itself. What has happened is that we’ve knocked off a lot of people here who have been on our side for a long time. I’m not sure who that helps.
Good post Dog Gone...
You’re missing the point. When I say he’s outta here, I’m saying that I as a human being and free citizen totally and absolutely reject him from any consideration whatsoever as a candidate for the presidency. And it’s because he stands against everything I hold dear and is associated with and lobbies for the very socialist groups and causes that are trying to deprive me of my liberty. He represents the domestic enemy within.
I also extend that rejection to Free Republic. This entity, this pro-God, pro-life, pro-family, pro-country, pro-Liberty conservative forum and conservative activist organization will not be involved in supporting a liberal pro-abort, pro-gay, pro-socialist, anti-liberty candidate for the presidency. Period.
Now, as I suspected when this first started cropping up a couple months ago, there will be a certain number of people who cannot or will not understand why a pro-abort liberal candidate from the GOP is so detestable and repugnant to be rejected out of hand, and so they will probably get upset and leave FR. I can’t help that. FR will never support him and, in fact, will work to see that as many people as possible have an opportunity to view the ugly truth about the man in his own words and deeds.