"If you believe in a cause, it goes on and you continue to fight for it, and we will."

Look out for this bastard when the US economy falls and Americans feel humiliated. It won't take 10 years, and he'll be there promoting fascism under the American flag. When the time comes, there will be a LOT of people falling for his speech.

Giuliani who?

*politics, *election08

Adding video to channels (Election08, Politics) - requested by Fjnbk.

Heard a local reported yesterday on the news say "Judy Gu- err, Rudy Guiliani has dropped out today..."

I laughed

good riddance.

Thanks for playing. Don't come again! Please. Please.

Notice the subdued clapping when he claims that he ran a campaign that was "uplifting".

"Oh man, if I'm getting beat by that Ron Paul guy, there's no way I'm gonna win."

Bye Bye angry guy. Thank God. Rudy won't make VP either... almost for sure. Both races are down to the most central, moderate candidates. This gives me a happy face being a centrist. Of all the GOP candidates, the only ones I wanted to lose outright were Paul and Guiliani (Paul for his isolationism and some of his really extreme ideas none of which would ever get through congress anyway, Guiliani for the fact that I think he has too great and too short a temper and too military an attitude... perfect NYC mayor, awful USA pres.)... and I got both wishes. McCane is as liberal as republicans get and Romney is pretty balanced on the right. Obama is pretty Left, but Hillary is on the fence. We're looking at a moderate V. moderate election. My only remaining serious concern is that Hillary might win. God help us, in my eyes, that's the freaking end. Obama? I like him even if I don't agree with his issues.

Latest polls say McCane beats both Hillary and Obama by 6-8 point margins in a 1200-person poll. They didn't publish Romney numbers. As for VP options, Hillary won't take it, Edwards will, Kucinich is still too left and too unattractive for most public voters. On the GOP side, Thompson would be all about it being a real conservative and more than a tad on the laid-back side, Paul is too controversial and oppositional, and Romney and McCane are at each others' necks, so Thompson looks like the perfect VP on the right. My money says Obama/Edwards V. McCain/Thompson with McCain winning. Any takers?

Doc_M, I hope you're wrong about McCain. The last thing we need is a warmonger of Cheney caliber sitting in the White House for another four years. They're pulling the wool over your eyes if you believe he's liberal.

And if by isolationist you mean not invading and occupying countries left and right, I guess the vast majority of countries in the world are isolationists. Seriously though, haven't Paul debunked that myth about him in about every speech he's ever given?

"We ran a campaign that was uplifting." I believe most of his ad's told us how if we didnt support him that terrorists were going to blow more stuff up, oh how that raised my spirits!