Giuliani Takes Steps to Prep for Presidential Bid in 2008

[lazur]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,229152,00.html

And for those who don't like Fox:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/13/giuliani.president/index.html

 

[ShadowBoxing]

GOP will never nominate a pro abortion, pro gay marriage, mayor of a very liberal and progressive city to a Presidental candidate.

 

[TheCarter]

He's got my vote

 

[Edd Extraordinaire]

I don't trust anyone.

 

[Jack O'Lantern]

I have nothing against Guiliani, but I would prefer John McCain to be the Republican candidate. He seems to be more experienced.

 

[rdh007]

Meh. Mitt Romney's got it in the bag.

 

[hippie_hunter]

I have nothing against Guiliani, but I would prefer John McCain to be the Republican candidate. He seems to be more experienced.

I think McCain should be Guiliani's Vice-Presidential candidate.

 

[hippie_hunter]

GOP will never nominate a pro abortion, pro gay marriage, mayor of a very liberal and progressive city to a Presidental candidate.

I dunno, this years elections ruined the GOP leadership. I think that they'll get to be a tad bit less conservative and be a tad bit more moderate (not all the way obviously).

I think Giuliani's got it if he really wants it.

 

[Babs Gordon]

i hope you were joking about mitt romney

 

[Ben Urich]

I used to really like McCain to the point where I'd consider voting for him, but he's weirded me out recently.

 

[hippie_hunter]

i hope you were joking about mitt romney

The only three people who have a chance of getting the nomination for the Republican Party are

1. Rudy Giuliani
2. John McCain
3. Mitt Romney

 

[Darren Daring]

You made that up, no one is named Mitt Romney.

 

[SentinelMind]

^It's funny how before November 7th, no one thought any of those candidates the slight (and I mean slight) exception of McCain had a shot in 08 GOP primary. How one week makes a difference.

 

[StorminNorman]

GOP will never nominate a pro abortion, pro gay marriage, mayor of a very liberal and progressive city to a Presidental candidate.

If it gets them power, sure they will.

 

[StorminNorman]

I think McCain should be Guiliani's Vice-Presidential candidate.

Hell no. The only way Rudy wins the Presidentcy is a with a conservative VP.

 

[SentinelMind]

^Are you serious. If McCain's on the ticket, its a done deal. A wrap.

Furthermore, McCain is a conservative. People assume he's moderate because of his independent streak and straight talk attitutude, but he's pretty much a typical conservative (who thinks).

 

[hippie_hunter]

You made that up, no one is named Mitt Romney.

His full name is Willard Mitt Romney. He's the governor of Massachusetts, chairman of the Republican Governors Association.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitt_Romney

 

[Darren Daring]

Do I seem like the kind of person who wants to read Mitt ROmney's wikipedia page?

 

[Clerk]

Do I seem like the kind of person who wants to read Mitt ROmney's wikipedia page?

Would you prefer to romanticize with him at his E-Harmony page? :heart:

 

[Lighthouse]

I have to agree with ShadowBoxing. Theres no way they'll endorse a pro-choice republican.

 

[SuperFerret]

I might break my "no voting" rule to vote for Guiliani. Might.

 

[Holly Goodhead]

Giuliani is so cute.

 

[Edd Extraordinaire]

Well we all know that Carl Rove is going to get the win anyway. It's all fixed! Haha.

 

[Catman]

I used to really like McCain to the point where I'd consider voting for him, but he's weirded me out recently.

Agreed. He's become too much of a Bush ass kisser.

 

[droogiedroogie2]

Yeah, Giuliani. There's a good vote for President. Here's my idea of a Giuliani campaign slogan.

"Rudy Giuliani: He was mayor of a city that got blown up.

...Well what else do you want us to say? THERE'S NO OTHER REASON ANYONE WANTS TO VOTE FOR HIM!"