[Kuksool]

The Giuliani campaign still clings to the notion that California, New York, and New Jersey are in play for him. If Giuliani actually spends time in those liberal cesspools, then Hillary could sneak Va or MO into her win column. Rasmussen Reports has Missouri to be a tossup.

[DallasJ7]

Pretty much the ONLY advantage that I see to nominating Giuliani is that he appears to be competitive in Pennsylvania, and the other GOP candidates aren’t. And honestly, that’s not worth putting up a pro-abortion authoritarian that will cause conservatives to stay home/vote third-party in droves. The vaulted GOP GOTV would be seriously hampered, putting states like Ohio, Missouri, and possibly even Virginia in serious danger.

[mainerforglobalwarming]

I think the GOP nominee had better set up their campaign headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, maybe buy a second home there. New York, New Jersey are not winnable. The GOP nominee must win Ohio, and Missouri, Virginia as you say. Michigan might be in play but in the end the unions will probably steal it for Hillary.

[mainerforglobalwarming]

I think the GOP nominee had better set up their campaign headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, maybe buy a second home there. New York, New Jersey are not winnable. The GOP nominee must win Ohio, and Missouri, Virginia as you say. Michigan might be in play but in the end the unions will probably steal it for Hillary.

[DallasJ7]

Pretty much the ONLY advantage that I see to nominating Giuliani is that he appears to be competitive in Pennsylvania, and the other GOP candidates aren’t. And honestly, that’s not worth putting up a pro-abortion authoritarian that will cause conservatives to stay home/vote third-party in droves. The vaulted GOP GOTV would be seriously hampered, putting states like Ohio, Missouri, and possibly even Virginia in serious danger.