Giuliani is in

[Stoner]

Looks like Rudy Giuliani is officially in for the presidential race.

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2007/2/5/141056.shtml?s=lh

[Guitarmitch]

Unless Newt enters the race, he has my early vote. I dont really care where he is socially. To me social issues are irrelevant compared to the issues of the WOT and national security.

[BoogyMan]

I just cannot get too excited about Mr. Giuliani.

[Labrocca]

So far I am either McCain or Giuliani for GOP. I am not against voting for a Democrat if it's the right one. Edwards imho is charasmatic enough, energetic enough, and untarnished as a politician.

When Rudy starts to lay out his agenda I will be reading very closely. He was an incredibly good intelligent mayor of NYC LONG before 9/11. He had sharp critics even then but he turned the city around very well and had a great agenda. If he has the same ideas to work on "quality of life" issues for ALL Americans I would like to vote for him. However it's difficult to create federal laws that will do so.

[MAP2010.wireless]

McCain is a stronger Rep and Giuliani is more of a Dem.

[Obama08]

Yuck.

[underdawg]

http://www.perspectives.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=137705&forum_id=4

I find it a bit interesting that a party that hates gays so much would endorse a candidate that maybe has a thing for crossdressing. I know that crossdressers tend to be heterosexual, but they do like to explore their more feminine sides. Maybe the party is becoming more tolerant, but I think that it is just a sign of how desperate the Republican party has become looking for a viable candidate.