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The Most Influential US conservatives: 1-20
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Posted on 11/01/2007 6:11:11 PM PDT by ConservativeStLouisGuy
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To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
UK? I get it. U Klueless.
101
posted on
11/01/2007 7:43:25 PM PDT
by
Rockitz
(This isn't rocket science- Follow the money and you'll find the truth.)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
TOP 100 conservatives list. PING.
The list is flawed, about 30-40 of the people arent real conservatives, but worth a gander.
102
posted on
11/01/2007 7:44:26 PM PDT
by
WOSG
(Pro-life, pro-family, pro-freedom, pro-national sovereignty, pro-strong national defense, PRO-troops)
To: calcowgirl
Nice to know that great coonservative leader Andrew Sullivan outranks Santorum, Buckley and Thompson!
Inconsistent is too kind.
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
The problem with this selection is easily understood.
104
posted on
11/01/2007 7:45:32 PM PDT
by
Iron Munro
(Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress; but I repeat myself.)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
Giuliani number 1?
Dear Telegraph:
ESAD, or if you prefer, FOAD.
105
posted on
11/01/2007 7:45:32 PM PDT
by
Petronski
(Here we go, Steelers. Here we go!)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
By the way, what the hell is Slick Willard doing on the list?
The idiots at the Telegraph have sure hit a new low with this one.
106
posted on
11/01/2007 7:47:08 PM PDT
by
Petronski
(Here we go, Steelers. Here we go!)
To: WOSG
After seeing who they placed on this list, I fully expected to see Montgomery Burns somewhere in the middle!
Absurb - simply absurd!
107
posted on
11/01/2007 7:48:34 PM PDT
by
headsonpikes
(Genocide is the highest sacrament of socialism.)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
Anyone know why Haley Barbour didn’t run for the 2008 presidency?
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy; calcowgirl
Why not name Rudy the most influential concert pianist or the most influential astronomer or the most influential hockey player?
109
posted on
11/01/2007 8:13:39 PM PDT
by
ElkGroveDan
(Take the wheel, Fred.)
To: ElkGroveDan
You got it. It’s interesting how many names out of the Rudy camp made that list.
Methinks his propaganda machine has been working east of the Atlantic.
It reminds me of the international press that fueled Schwarzie’s campaigns.
110
posted on
11/01/2007 8:15:58 PM PDT
by
calcowgirl
("Liberalism is just Communism sold by the drink." P. J. O'Rourke)
To: calcowgirl
I think that’s my new tagline.
111
posted on
11/01/2007 8:17:43 PM PDT
by
ElkGroveDan
(If Rudy's a conservative, then I'm a concert pianist.)
To: calcowgirl
112
posted on
11/01/2007 8:18:59 PM PDT
by
ElkGroveDan
(If Rudy's an influential conservative, then I'm an award winning concert pianist.)
To: All
Come on...the Brits see "conservative" much different than we do...
Here's more info from June 07...
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is the overwhelming favourite of grassroots British Conservatives to be the next American President. More than three times as many UK Conservative Party members opted for him than chose Senator John McCain.
These are the full results:
* Joe Biden: 0.3%
* Sam Brownback: 0.7%
* Hillary Clinton: 10.1%
* John Edwards: 2.2%
* Newt Gingrich: 4.6%
* Rudy Giuliani: 43.9%
* Al Gore: 5.9%
* John McCain: 14.4%
* Barack Obama: 10.1%
* Bill Richardson: 0.6%
* Mitt Romney: 2.3%
* Fred Thompson: 4.9%
All of the issues that make Giuliani a difficult choice for many Republicans - abortion, gay rights and gun control - are not big issues in British politics. His tough approach to crime, fiscal conservatism and national security credentials give him obvious appeal with British Tories. Many Brits will also see the 'Mayor of 9/11' as the kind of competent communicator that can begin to restore America's standing in Europe. If 'brand Bush' is toxic for many Europeans many see Giuliani as the candidate as well equipped as any Democrat to tackle anti-Americanism.
http://britainandamerica.typepad.com/britain_and_america/2007/06/british_conserv.html
113
posted on
11/01/2007 8:19:21 PM PDT
by
jonathanmo
(So many phobes, so little time...)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
114
posted on
11/01/2007 8:31:53 PM PDT
by
kinsman redeemer
(The real enemy seeks to devour what is good.)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
Drudge higher than Rush? I don't think so.
115
posted on
11/01/2007 8:41:42 PM PDT
by
LiteKeeper
(Beware the secularization of America; the Islamization of Eurabia)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
LOL. This list is an even bigger joke than the liberal list.
Rudy is less conservative than most Democrats. And that's saying something!
116
posted on
11/01/2007 8:57:50 PM PDT
by
Antoninus
(Republicans who support Rudy owe Bill Clinton an apology.)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
The most influential US conservatives: 1-20
1. RUDY GIULIANI
Republican presidential candidate
You have GOT TO BE F’ING KIDDING ME!
118
posted on
11/01/2007 10:03:39 PM PDT
by
Grunthor
(Just askin’: Is the problem in the Middle East too much George Bush, and not enough George Patton?)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
Giuliani is the wrong list. He ought to be on the liberal list. And, Romney hardly qualifies as a legitimate conservative either.
But, if these two are going to make, why isn't Arnold Schwarzenegger on the list?
119
posted on
11/01/2007 10:07:49 PM PDT
by
Ol' Sparky
(Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
To: ConservativeStLouisGuy
120
posted on
11/01/2007 10:22:15 PM PDT
by
blam
(Secure the border and enforce the law)
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