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will the left support her?
This gives Guiliani a good case for 2008. He is the best candidate repubs have for 2008 but he supports abortion. Hillary's support for Iraq shows that
a candidate can be split on the issues. Repubs and conserves have to ask themselves, "Who would they rather have? a pro-abortion repub or a pro-abortion dem?

If she makes it through the primaries, I will back her, until then I will have to see who else we put up. As for the Cindy Sheehan not backing, her, it is a falicy to believe that any far left liberal will vote for someone even remotely on the right. I think the chances of Guiliani beating out McCain are slim. Although, he holds the same 9/11 terrorist Card in his wallet that Bush used time and time again...so I dont' know. Regardless, I think it will be comical to see that he comes from NY and there in no chance in hell he will get new yorkers to vote for him. They absolutely hate him. And Hillary has been doing a good job there.

The canidates are certainly not choosen yet.

And I think most people have to weigh the issues. (Although some republicans seem to blindly agree with their party). I'll say strait out that I thought Kerry was a poor canidate. I just thought Bush was 10 times worse. Definitely a lesser evil last election.

I hope someone comes forth that is actually good next time. I am not sure Hilary or Rudolf are that. But I actually am party neutral, I just hate the neocons. If a small government, balanced budget, not warmonger, pro choice republican came forth, then I would be happy.

Interesting, so how exactly did he win two elections? And how about those polls that wanted him to stay in office to handle the 9/11 disaster instead of electing a new mayor?

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All you need to know about the energy crisis:
ANWR Exploration Republicans: 91% Supported. Democrats: 86% Opposed.
Coal-to-liquid R's: 90% YES. D's: 78% NO.
Oil Shale Exploration R's: 90% YES. D's: 86% NO.
Outer Continental Shelf Exploration R's: 81% YES. D's: 83% NO.
Increased Refinery Capacity R's: 97% YES. D's: 96% NO

SUMMARY: 91% of House Republicans have historically voted to increase the production of America’s own oil and gas. 86% of House Democrats have historically voted against.

Hillary is a cunning politician. That's what makes her so scary. Supporting the war in Iraq is rather brilliant from a purely political strategy angle. Truth is, no one in her camp is going to go far in blasting her views other than a few courtesy rebuffs. Everyone knows the war will continue for a long time. We also know it would be even worse to pull out right now. So, taking this stance is a very calculated move with sharp hidden motives. She is proving to be a master of bold moves in a relatively low key manner. Her handling of Bill as the First Lady, election in NY and obvious but tempered move for the White House may one day go down as the blitzkrieg to rival Hitler's SS; people will be shocked and make a big deal of the first woman president in our country. I don't want it to be her, but there's no doubt she has the greatest potential of any woman in history up to now.

Go McCain!

One more thought. No candidate will have the media's protection and "read-between-the-lines" support like Hillary has. I believe the Democratic nomination is hers to lose.