CNN: Religious conservative leader James Dobson will sit out the 2008 presidential election if former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is the Republican presidential nominee, he wrote Thursday in an online column. In a piece published on the conservative Web site WorldNetDaily, Dobson wrote that Giuliani’s support for abortion rights and civil unions for homosexuals, as well as the former mayor’s two divorces, were a deal-breaker for him. “I cannot, and will not, vote for Rudy Giuliani in 2008. It is an irrevocable decision,” he wrote.
Call me crazy, but… um… well. Frankly a condemnation from this mamone means more to me than a vote of support would, considering the issues that have Dobson’s panties in a bunch…
Maybe it’s time we get a mammal in the Big Chair that’s more human than religious zealot or politician?
I saw Giuliani at that debate the other day, his speech seemed very similar to this one
Just another fear mongering dumb ass if you ask me. Every time that guy is in front of a camera all he yaks about it 9/11
Um. 9/11 is THE biggest thing that has happened to this country since the 1812 War, which I believe was the last war fought on our soil. Excluding Pearl Harbor, of course. So, given that Rudy was the key guy in holding NYC together during the biggest crisis that the city has ever known, why WOULDN’T he talk about it? Never mind helping to clean the place up and getting it working as a place of commerce again…
And let me ask you this. Is he saying we need to shoot every one else in the world because of 9/11? Is he talking about how we need to spend billions on military because of 9/11? Or is he just talking ABOUT 9/11?
As usual, I think you’ve missed the point. :)
Just my .02… I would like to see a ticket with Mitt Romney and Giuliani as VP. I think the combination would make sure we didn’t get evil Hillary.
I had my hopes up, but now I’m just hoping Clinton stays out of office.
He’s got an awesome moral base, but I think he’s too puss to stand by them 100%.
“Rudy Giuliani believes marriage is between a man and a woman. He does not – and has never – supported gay marriage. But he believes in equal rights under law for all Americans. That’s why he supports domestic partnerships that provide stability for committed partners in important legal and personal matters, while preserving the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman.”
http://www.joinrudy2008.com/index.php?section=2
Bleh *shrug*
What hasn’t he stood by tho? I’ve never heard him say he might support this and then not believe it…
Politics = the suck. This time around I don’t like anybody. It’s going to be one crazy dumb ass or another.