Rudy for President!

raying: jesus chooses who is in authority:applause: :applause:

 

I hope that Jesus chooses Congressman Ron Paul.

 

According the GOP polling currently in this section of the Baptist Board Ron Paul has 50%. 50% beats 44%. Sorry to burst your bubble, cmg, but your man is losing to Ron Paul.

 

Two people who knew him the most intimately couldn't trust him but you do. Wow!

 

The first marriage wasn't so much about trust as they didn't care for the idea that they were cousins (who would?), so after 14 years of marriage they had it annuled.

 

Conservative Case Against Rudy Giuliani

 

The Bush Administration has done a great job of moving the GOP to the left since Bush was first elected. They have been working to distance themselves from their conservative base in order to run a liberal candidate like Rudy in 2008.

Bush was selling himself as a pro-life, born again Christian conservative in both 2000 and 2004. I think it's a shame that the GOP has gone so far to the left in less than eight years that the "pro-life, Christian conservative" GOP voters are excited about rallying around a pro-abortion, pro-homosexual, anti-Constitution candidate like Rudy!

 

CMG, you have mastered the art of dodging the issues over the years! :laugh:

 

Are we even talking about the same foreign policy CMG? Is it the same foreign policy as the neoconservatives? If it is it amounts to little more than trying to fight a fire by pouring gasoline on it. How is that in the least advantageous to America? Are we that desperate for enemies that we have to keep multiplying their numbers?

 

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Lady Eagle

 

No Republican, no matter all the fuss now, stands a snowball's chance on a hot stove of being elected President in '08. Any of the Democrats in the top four or five positions, Clinton, Obama, Edwards, or even Al Gore, will easily defeat any Republican running by 10 percentage points or more in the popular vote, and at least 30 electoral votes.

 

There will be if Ron Paul declares his candidacy. And if he wins the nomination of the GOP he will beat the socks off anyone that the Democrats nominate. :thumbs:

 

Ron Paul is already too far behind in the money race to gain much ground on Giuliani or McCain. Even if he declared a candidacy, he'd likely have to drop out after the second primary, because he's not going to gain enough support by then to poll much more than 5 or 6%.

At this point, even the Republican party leadership realizes that its next best chance for the White House is 2016, and that 2008 is shaping up to be their worst rear-end kicking since Goldwater in 64, maybe worse than that.

 

Irrelevant. One of these years the Internet is going to make the difference in a presidential race - and 2008 may just be the year.

And the Democrats having such not-ready-for-prime-time candidates such as Obama and Clinton at the top of their list shows just how devoid of good ideas the Democrats are - as well as the current media favorites in the GOP such as McCain and Guiliani are also devoid of any good ideas and not-ready-for-prime-time.

 

"The very heart and soul of conservatism is libertarianism." - Ronald Reagan

If Reagan is Rudy's hero then Rudy had best make a lot of big changes in his political platform.

 

Obama and Clinton would make quick work of Giuliani or McCain nationally. If that's the race, it won't be close. Obama would win by 10 to 12 percent, Clinton by 15 or more.

 

Your faith in the electoral prowess of the Democrat presidential candidates is badly misplaced. Even the most popular Democrat in my lifetime - Bill Clinton - never received a majority of the popular vote. No Democrat presidential candidate has even received a substantial majority of the popular vote after 1964.