Religious Right gives Rudy the nod

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it's newsworthy because Rudy's main criticism within the GOP is that he isn't palatable to the religious right

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it's newsworthy because Rudy's main criticism within the GOP is that he isn't palatable to the religious right

and whatabout the ever growing young republicans movement of hawkish pro choicers who don't like takes of socialism?

Update: Embarrassing. You’re going to put out an ad on one of the two or three hottest domestic issues of the campaign and have your numbers be off by 30%? I fact-checked this stuff in five minutes of googling. The Democrats will have a field day with it.
[T]he data Giuliani cites comes from a single study published eight years ago by a not-for-profit group, and is contradicted by official data from the British government.
According to the United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics, for men diagnosed with prostate cancer between 1999 and 2003, the “five-year survival rate” — a common measurement in cancer statistics — was 74.4 percent.

blah, all politicans spin numbers and misrepresent things

Ron Paul says we can dismantle the CIA and FBI and be perfectly safe from terror, that's a FAR worse lie

but you're still wrong, Rudy isn't a socalist and that quote proves it

blah, all politicans spin numbers and misrepresent things

Ron Paul says we can dismantle the CIA and FBI and be perfectly safe from terror, that's a FAR worse lie

but you're still wrong, Rudy isn't a socalist and that quote proves it

…Giuliani was serving as mayor and participating in a city of New York health plan when his doctor informed him that his prostate biopsy had come up positive. The coverage he enjoyed -- which resembles the Federal Employees Health Benefits Plan -- permits all city employees, from trash haulers and subway clerks up to the mayor himself, to select from a variety of insurance providers, and it is not much different from the reform proposals adopted by his nemesis Hillary Clinton…

In the spring of 2000, when Giuliani learned that he had cancer and abruptly dropped out of the Senate race against Sen. Clinton, he was enrolled as a member of GHI, one of the two gigantic HMO groups that provide care for most city workers (the other is known as HIP). He underwent surgery and radiation at Mount Sinai Hospital, a prestigious institution that participates in the GHI plan, which means that his costs were largely underwritten by city taxpayers.

So does that qualify as "socialized medicine"?

At GHI and HIP, the city government pays the premiums for its hundreds of thousands of enrolled members, of course…

so Rudy was in an HMO and therefore he advocates a NHC? apperently your crystal ball sees far better then mine

speaking of my crystal ball, I don't need it to know that striking down the FBI and CIA will levae us vunerable to attack. You're doing it wrong. Try using your common sense!

When has Ron Paul ever advocated the "striking down" of the FBI and CIA? You're almost as good at political spin as Rudy!

so Rudy was in an HMO and therefore he advocates a NHC? apperently your crystal ball sees far better then mine

speaking of my crystal ball, I don't need it to know that striking down the FBI and CIA will levae us vunerable to attack. You're doing it wrong. Try using your common sense!