Rick Santorum, Rudolph Giuliani among 2008 Prez hopefuls

[ecstatic]

YUCK!

I don't know much about Santorum (besides his bigotry), but Giuliani is just plain dumb. Dumber than Bush, I would venture (based on the interviews he has been giving lately).

"Besides Frist, the lineup includes Sens. John McCain of Arizona, George Allen of Virginia, Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and Chuck Hagel of Nebraska. Also, former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and at least two governors - Mitt Romney of Massachusetts and George Pataki of New York.

There also is Jeb Bush, although the Florida governor has said he won't try to follow his father and brother to the White House. "


http://cnn.aimtoday.cnn.com/news/story.jsp?&idq=/ff/story/0001/20041104/0248734844.htm&sc=1131

[highplainsdem]

1. Don't know whether to throw up or laugh

But the reaction made me miss the apostrophe I just had to edit this to add. LOL.

[meow2u3]

2. Hagel's a shoo-in

After all, he does own the voting machines....ES&S is his company, the same company that rigged Florida for Bush and Nebraska for himself in 2002.

I've heard of conflicts of interest, but his is flagrant. But that's OK; he is a Republican :eyes:

[high density]

3. Come on, "Jesusland" won't vote for Giuliani.

McCain had his chance in 2000 and is too old now.

The media needs to stop with such stupid speculation about both sides.

[smirkymonkey]

4. Shoot me now.

[Skidmore]

5. I saw a post a couple of days ago

that id'd Santorum as gay. Pre-emptive outing would be desirable if that is true. He is a despicable man.

[LuminousX]

6. Frist and Santorum up for Re-Election in '06

They must be vigorously opposed.

Besides, I don't want a President whose name means "the combination of fecal matter and lubricant as a by product of anal sex."

[LostInAnomie]

7. McCain and Giuliani will never get it...

... Giuliani is pro gay, and pro choice. McCain is against the gay marriage amendment and has called the religious right "evil". Without the religious right in a fervor the fuckers can't win.

In a delightful twist since the fundies feel empowered by this election they will demand pandering which none of the Repukes stars will probably be able to give. They are either going to have to nominate a zealot or the religious right won't turn out.

Hopefully by then the country will be tired of these Xtian bastards.