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Giuliani has troubles

Gelasius

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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 8:07 am


	A poll taken by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal November 1-5,2007 asked what the top concerns about Rudolph Giuliani were. I believe they polled only conservatives. Little Experience on Foreign Policy/National Defense 30% Only running based on 9/11 26% Does Not Have Enough Experience 21% Not Conservative Enough 12% Rudy seems to be as much of a fear mongerer as the Bush Administration. I will probably be copying this to my guild when I get onto it.

Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 6:20 pm


	People keep saying he only talks about his experience on 9/11, but I've only ever heard him talk about cleaning up New York... Anyway, I don't like him. Even one of my very liberal teachers said he's a social liberal. On the other hand, because he's a liberal Republican he'd probably get the swing vote. Heck, even some moderate Democrats I know would vote for him over Hillary Clinton or Obama. He's probably the Republican party's best shot at winning, and he's definitely more conservative than any of the Democrats. confused

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Mousers09

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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 6:08 pm


	Kira84 People keep saying he only talks about his experience on 9/11, but I've only ever heard him talk about cleaning up New York... Anyway, I don't like him. Even one of my very liberal teachers said he's a social liberal. On the other hand, because he's a liberal Republican he'd probably get the swing vote. Heck, even some moderate Democrats I know would vote for him over Hillary Clinton or Obama. He's probably the Republican party's best shot at winning, and he's definitely more conservative than any of the Democrats. confused True that... but I wouldn't vote for him because he's PROCHOICE xP

Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 8:00 pm


	Mousers09 Kira84 People keep saying he only talks about his experience on 9/11, but I've only ever heard him talk about cleaning up New York... Anyway, I don't like him. Even one of my very liberal teachers said he's a social liberal. On the other hand, because he's a liberal Republican he'd probably get the swing vote. Heck, even some moderate Democrats I know would vote for him over Hillary Clinton or Obama. He's probably the Republican party's best shot at winning, and he's definitely more conservative than any of the Democrats. confused True that... but I wouldn't vote for him because he's PROCHOICE xP Pro-choice, pro gun control... social liberal. The question is whether to vote for him because he's most likely to win against the Democrats, or vote for one of the other candidates because they're more conservative.

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Garrett31212

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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 6:07 am


	No. I'd never vote for anyone that supports gun control or pro-choice feminism. It doesn't matter if it would be a Republican in the Oval Office if he ran it like a Democrat.

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 3:39 pm


	He has a commercial with 9/11 photos in it. so yeah, he is the 9/11 man. And he sucks!

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Mousers09

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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:37 am


	Gelasius He has a commercial with 9/11 photos in it. so yeah, he is the 9/11 man. And he sucks! Yep!

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:30 pm


	I didn't expect him to drop out this soon... I hope Romney stays in long enough for me to vote for him in the primary. If I have to choose between Huckleberry and McCain I may... er... have to vote for Ron Paul. Or do something similarly drastic and born of frustration. o.O

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