"The image you posted reminds me of the liberal tactics used against rudy when he was mayor. The Nazi reference is truly democrat inspired. take a bow."
Let me guess. You're a "progressive" or a "moderate" who doesn't see the 47 million babies aborted in the US since Roe v Wade as another holocaust? Rudy Ghouliani fully supports the abortion holocaust which puts the Nazi reference in historiaclly accurate context. It's very unplesant, but true.
Abortion: the Silent Holocaust was written by Fr. John Powell, S.J. (Click on “abortion: books” then scroll.) It is one of the most important books on the subject ever written. This book has overwhelming importance for readers from high-school age onward, as well as adult study. The author speaks directly to the reader as few writers can. He takes you along his personal journeys from his studies in Germany and tour of the death camp in Dachau, through his work in the pro-life movement.
Your guess is incorrect. What is correct, however, is I do take personally a campaign that uses a typical democrat insult towards republicans that has been used against ALL of us at some point. Am I pro-life?...yes. Do I support Rudy's run for the White House...no. In fact, I still haven't even started to support a current GOP candidate who has declared. However, because you want to continue using nazi insults(which I fight against EVERY day in the city I live in) towards a primary candidate, don't ever bitch about being called a Nazi yourself. After all, you're just perpetuating the insult amongst the party. I know you have good intentions for the cause, I and have learned a great deal from the pro life ping list over the years...so much so I've used many of the interesting facts and figures from that ping list when arguing with a liberal who has just called me a "NAZI" for being pro-life.
However, I also believe that we shoouldn't be tearing apart GOP primary candidates to the point that they can't be resurrected and perhaps use their talents somewhere else. Should Giuliani be ina position where he's deciding social policy and abortion funding in the U.S.?....no. However, his experience with security issues are still valuable and may be applied else where should a GOP presidential candidate take the white house.