[DallasMike]

If Rudy follows through on his promise to appoint Supreme Court justices in the mold of Scalia, Roberts, and Thomas, then I don’t care what Rudy’s personal beliefs are.

After all, almost every Democrat says that they are personally against abortion or want to make abortion “safe, legal, and rare” then they appoint judges that are slightly to the left of Stalin.

Rudy has repeated his promise many, many times. If he backs down by appointing a non-constructionist, then the Christian base will give him total h311. I’m willing to give him a try.

[Mister Politics]

Well said.

[George W. Bush]

Rudy has repeated his promise many, many times. If he backs down by appointing a non-constructionist, then the Christian base will give him total h311. I’m willing to give him a try.

Have you considered that you might be an idiot? Once he gets our nomination, he'll never need us again.

No, he has always been our enemy. He is proud to have been our enemy. He linked arms with our worst enemies including the Xlintons and NARAL to grab guns, promote abortion, promote sodomy, and generally heap scorn on the conservative base of our party. And his enthusiasm for appointing conservative judges is quite new, since he filled a lot of court appointments in NYC with barely a Republican in the whole lot?

You might as well just vote for Her Thighness.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Rudy's nominated = 3rd party

[rintense]

As much as I love GWB, I am tired of empty promises. I don’t trust Rudy to do the right thing on judges at all.

[Grunthor]

“If Rudy follows through on his promise to appoint Supreme Court justices in the mold of Scalia, Roberts, and Thomas, then I don’t care what Rudy’s personal beliefs are.”

That’s one hell of a big “if.”

What if he appoints Ginsburg clones? Would you then back an actual conservative against him in 2012?

[Sun]

Since when do politicians keep all of their promises?

I don’t trust him to pick pro-life, conservative judges, because presidents always at least TRY to pick a nominee that matches their ideology.

Even Rudy admitted this when he said:

“Presidents, going back to the beginning of the republic, generally appoint people on the Supreme Court that they believe agree with them.”

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,163223,00.html

[Dane]

It amazes me the hatred for Rudy, especially with his support of then FR conservative stalwarts such as Bill Simon and Bret Schundler.

It just reinforces my belief in the axiom of "no go deed goes unpunished".