Neither of the two you mentioned has a prayer of winning the presidency in 2008.Time for everyone but McCain and Mitt y to go away so we can get serious here...finding a leader that can beat Hillbama.
They can't be reconciled, of course -- unless one takes the asinine view that the 2A was intended to protect the right of people to play games with guns (hunting and target shooting). I think Romney does take that view, since he's an idiot. :barf:Did you hear Rommel's response to a similar question? "I support the 2nd amendment, and I voted for the Assault Weapons Ban". How do you reconcile those two
If you hate it so much, quit voting for either of the two parties. Quit giving your approval to this charade we have every 4 years. I swear, so many people sound just like battered women when it comes to politics. No matter how bad they are treated, they keep coming back for more. They keep making lame excuses for their blind loyalty to the people who abuse them instead of leaving and not coming back.If it came down to Hillary versus Giuliani, I'd probably pull the lever for Hillary. I despise Hillary, but Giuliani is so vile that he makes Hillary look good. Not only is he anti-gun, he's a power-mad authoritarian who wants to turn America into a national security state. Loathsome!
If McCain doesn't have a prayer of winning in 2008, we may as well forget about the elections and just hold a nationwide Democratic primary on November 4. McCain is pretty much even against Clinton and Obama. Rudy is down by double digits versus both of them, and Romney is down just as bad.
I was more referring specifically to Pat's feeble attempt at acting like top-tier candidates were just as poor choices as the lower-tier candidates. Sour grapes a bit? At any rate, if I were asked to make a call about Giuliani, I'd say a fair portion of his downturn is his waiting until Florida to really start campaigning. He's campaigning there now and doing alright in the polls, but he let himself fade into semi-obscurity during the early primary season, so rather than starting ahead he's playing catchup.publius42 said:It wasn't too long ago that Rudy's lead in the polls seemed insurmountable. November is still a long way off.
Um, Crosshair? I'm afraid this criticism is VERY misdirected. LOL. Few people as disgusted with the current two-party system as I am. I was going to vote Libertarian in 2004 (IIRC, I couldn't make it to the polls). I was being facetious about voting for Hillary.Crosshair said:If you hate it so much, quit voting for either of the two parties. Quit giving your approval to this charade we have every 4 years. I swear, so many people sound just like battered women when it comes to politics. No matter how bad they are treated, they keep coming back for more. They keep making lame excuses for their blind loyalty to the people who abuse them instead of leaving and not coming back.