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Don’t get carried away by Rudy.
After all - his “leadership” failed
at getting the NYFD & NYPD to
communicate. Had he effectively
led in this regard, so many firefighters would not have died on 9/11. Also, he hired and promoted Bernard Kerick. Finally,all the “holier than thou” stuff about the Move on/Petraeous ad - political speech is just pandering and avoids facing up to the mess GWB has created and is trying to pass on to his succesor. Hillary would eat his lunch.

Prior to tonight, I never even considered supporting Rudy. I still have a ways to go before making up my mind, but he’s definitely an inspirational leader — even if he has made some (major) mistakes in the past. That being said, there’s a long way to go before I pick my candidate.

Tell the truth. Ron Paul has the largest presence in Michigan this weekend.

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Actually, Richard, I think Romney has the biggest presence here. I guess we’ll find out at lunch today.

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As a NYC resident I can firmly say Rudy showed true leadership during the terrorist attacks (compare 9′11 with Katrina). Now that Rudy is a strong ‘08 candinate, its time for liberals to find some reason to destroy that legacy. Most of which are nothing more than petty issues based on hindsight. Sorry liberal America, Rudy wasn’t perfect on 9′11 (but pretty damn close!) His greatest accomplishment was unifying a city and nation. Again, I’ll use Katrina as a comparison.
As for Hillary “eating his lunch”, she should focos on not FAILING a second time with her socialist ideology on healthcare. Hillary’s “so called experience” is based soley on riding her husbands coat tails into the white house. Rudy’s “claim to fame” is becuase of 9′11, but 8 successful years as mayor and US Attorney during the Reagan administration speaks volumes about his competency.

Rudy hs a golden opportunity next week. He should go to Columbia University, stand up in the crowd and tell Ahmadinejad, “My name is Rudy Giuliani. You will be hearing from me in January 2009.”

this campaign will become unglued when more info of da mayor’s disingenous record of public service comes to light.

Fredko,
What I would like to add to the ongoing blogs:

Rudy was there for us during the many hours it took the Bush staff to develop an approach to the crisis i.e. Bush spoke to the public.

The friends, families, and lovers of the unsung heroes will not forget Rudy’s honesty, compassion, empathy and tears as he frequently updated us. He embraced NYC and those in the USA and world that had folks visiting the towers. Rudy will lead the USA with the same commitment.

Let’s cut to the chase with Move On. Generals follow their Commander-in-Chief’s orders.

Hillary? I do not respect, do not trust, and will not vote for, a woman who does not ditch a cheating philanderer.

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You know, I’m not going to lie, our nation has had a lot of problems because of zionism, and 9/11 and the Iraq catastrophe are a the result.

Ron Paul knows about this problem, and is the only American strong enough to save us from this mess.

I know it sounds racist, but it honestly isn’t. Jews just have too much power and influence over Romney and especially Giuliani. The “leaders” in both parties are from New York because the Jewish media wants to coninue its power, but the truth that remains hidden from many is that Ron Paul speaks for more Americans than any other candidate. His grassroots power beats all other candidates COMBINED. On Online polls that zogby can’t manipulate, he’s got the manpower to win.

I don’t have a problem with Jews using their power… I’d use it too if I had it, but it’s just not fair for such a small number to win every year. It’s our turn.

Vote and contribute to Ron Paul! He’s the only chance America’s got!

I’m with you American Girl…..don’t trust hillary any further than i could throw her.

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Rudy is an American Hero as are the Soldiers in this vital conflict. Rudy is a born leader. See Rudy run; run into glory. See him in the White House in 2009. Sorry it has to be that far away…….

Go Rudy!!!

Rudy’s record of turning NYC around by reforming its finances and making it one of the safest big cities has convinced me. I support Rudy.

Additionally, Rudy will have terrorists of the irreconcilable wing of Islam around the world soiling their pants in fear.

GO RUDY!

All, I can say is, if Rudy gets elected, I’m joining MoveOn.org so he’ll kick me out of the country. The man’s a fascist and he will use the powers of the Patriot Act, the Military Commissions Act and the dozens of W Exec. Orders to clamp down on you and I in a vice of Big Brotherism like Orwell could have never imagined. And forget posting comments like this to the internet anymore. Read some of the things he said when he was mayor back in the 90’s, frightening stuff.

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Rudy is a puppet for the new world odor.I bet he will be a no show for the pbs special this thursday night.Ron Paul is our only hope.

Rudy did as well as we’re doing in Iraq.

If elected Rudy’s greatest concern has to be the amount of corruption,contradiction, and discord he’ll deal with. He’s already swamped with it. All are.

The difference is that Rudy already has a plan. He wouldn’t run if he didn’t.

If anyone can deal well with the Middle East Mafia it’s Rudy. Pardon my levity.

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