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By rss@youtube.com (FreedomandRights4US) What 2008 Presidential Candidates are part of the CFR? What are they trying to accomplish? Fred Thompson Rudy Giuliani John McCain Mitt Romney Jim Gilmore Newt Gingrich Hillary Clinton Barack Obama John Edwards Joe Biden Chris Dodd Bill Richardson One world government, cant it really...

By rss@youtube.com (GallupNews) More Americans say they would be "excited" or "pleased" if Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton or John Edwards were elected president than say the same about Rudy Giuliani, John McCain or Mitt Romney. Thirty-three percent say they would be "afraid" if Hillary Clinton were elected, more than f...

By rss@youtube.com (VitoArc) How consistent is Mike Huckabee when it comes to illegal immigration? Is Mike both consistent and conservative because he is a Southern Baptist Minister? Author: VitoArc Keywords: Immigration Iraq War Ron Paul Mitt Romney Rudy Giuliani John McCain Added: December 9, 2007

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By rss@youtube.com (microspect) Author: microspect Keywords: McCain has lost touch with reality. CNN Iraq Lies Ron Paul Mitt Romney Hillary Clinton Obama Rudy Giuliani. John McCaim political commercial gotcha! grassroots outreach news Added: December 9, 2007

By rss@youtube.com (thepolitico) For more, read The Playbook: http://www.politico.com/playbook Mitt Romney is set to give a major speech on his religion, Mike Huckabee and Rudy Giuliani withhold mutual attacks, and the Hillary Clinton hostage taker wanted Clinton to help him get his medication.

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By rss@youtube.com (ConservativeVoiceUSA) All candidates. Will you pledge to veto any immigration bill that contains amnesty for people who are here illegally in our country if elected president. Michael Weitz - Franklin Keywords: Fred Thompson Tom Tancredo Mitt Romney John McCain Duncan Hunter Mike Huckabee Rudy Giuliani Ron P...

By wactv Ron Paul visit in Seattle. September 14th, 2007. DO YOUR RESEARCH! (ALL MEMBERS OF THE CFR) Fred Thompson (?) Michael Bloomberg (?) Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Jim Gilmore, Newt Gingrich Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson

By peterhamby The onetime Republican presidential hopeful finished in fifth place in last year’s South Carolina primary, behind Mitt Romney but ahead of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani. Other potential 2012 candidates — including Mike Pence, Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee — have already vis...

By James Joyner In fact, the 2008 Republican race wasn’t even a contest.  Mitt Romney quit the race during CPAC on February 7 and pledged his delegates to McCain.   Rudy Giuliani had failed to make his push in Florida — coming in way behind Romney, who finished second.  The race was over.

By emilyes Two years ago, this conference brought together the likes of previous presidential hopefuls. John McCain, Mitt Romney, Sam Brownback, Duncan Hunter, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Rudy Giuliani, and Fred Thompson all attended in 2007.

By Race 4 2012 They asked which candidate would you support: Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani, Bobby Jindal (pronounced jin-dell!), someone else, or not sure. I answered Huckabee (of course) and they said thank you for taking the poll.

By Aron Goldman Fox News/Opinion Dynamics 2012 GOP Nomination (UPDATED) Among Republicans Mitt Romney 22% (18%) Mike Huckabee 21% (20%) Sarah Palin 17% (13%) Rudy Giuliani 13% (12%) Newt Gingrich 9% (14%) Bobby Jindal 3% (3%) Jeb Bush 1% (3%) Tim Pawlenty 1% Mark Sanford 0% (4%) Too soon to say 10% (7%) A...

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By musesofamom Master politician Rudy Giuliani appeared on Morning Joe and CNN spouting the new GOP line. When asked  if disgraced Gov. Mark Sanford should resigned he responded well let’s look at Bill Clinton. He said Clinton lied under oath and he did not resign. That does not answer the question. Sandford...

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By Alex Knepper Mitt Romney - 99% Mike Huckabee- 92% Potential VPs: Giuliani, Romney, Sanford, Perry, Ridge (Her dream VP would be Petraeus, but keep dreaming, Sarah) 75% John Thune - 45% I expect Jeb to endorse Mitt Romney fairly early on. Rudy Giuliani - 5%

By Mike Laub Share This Hugh Hewitt had an hour long discussion with Mike Huckabee . Mike lied about the campaign (which is not new ): Huckabee: “If you look at the total amount of money that people spent, look at Rudy Giuliani. I think he spent something like, what, $60 million dollars? He got zero deleg...

By knipprath Here are the three speeches from the Republican convention, by Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Rudy Giuliani. All three had some good lines, and all suffered from some odd mannerisms in delivery. Huckabee’s and Giuliani’s were a bit ...

Originally published at Interesting latest news. Please leave any comments there. Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee speech excerpts. On the importance of this election:. “This is a time for choosing - and to those Americans ...

By Carpetbagger Rudy Giuliani really thinks his party would be just fine with a pro-choice running mate for John McCain. Come to think of it, he thinks the GOP would be fine with a pro-choice nominee, too, but the primaries should have made it clear how wrong this is.

By Mark Silva Joe Lieberman, the independently elected senator from Connecticut who ran for vice president on the Democratic Party's ticket in 2000. Lieberman, leading a cadre of independents and Democrats for Republican Sen. John McCain, is actively campaigning for the Republican presidential c...

By Doug Mataconis I guess now we know what someone who spends $ 49 million on a Presidential campaign and wins exactly one delegate gets. Former New York Mayor and failed Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani has been named as the keynote speaker for the Republican National Convention: WASHINGTON - Rudy Gi...

By Doug Mataconis I guess now we know what someone who spends $ 49 million on a Presidential campaign and wins exactly one delegate gets. Former New York Mayor and failed Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani has been named as the keynote speaker for the Republican National Convention: WASHINGTON - Rudy Gi...

By Jason Horowitz A keynote address by Rudy Giuliani at the Republican National Convention signals John McCain's commitment to winning the moderate and independent voters, according to a former senior adviser to Giuliani. Giuliani is about to get on a McCain conference call, but in the meantime, spokes...

By email@hidden (mike) Obama and Iran Governor Mitt Romney and Iran Quotes from Mitt Romney on Iran Governor Mitt Romney Mitt Romney Press Releases on Iran Feb 03, 2007; Governor Mitt Romney on Senator Hillary Clinton and Iran Also see info about Mike Huckabee & Rudy Giuliani

By Carpetbagger Mitt Romney criticized Obama for only having visited Iraq once. Mitt Romney has only visited Iraq once. Why these guys don’t think before criticizing remains a mystery to me. On a related note, Rudy Giuliani may be McCain’s “right arm” in counter-terrorism, but Giuliani has never been to Ir...

By Scott Fox A diligent Google search has failed to turn up a summer concert tour in promotion of the deep thought of Tommy Thompson or Mitt Romney, or an Internet radio station dedicated to the insight and erudition of Rudy Giuliani or Fred Thompson.

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By mutineermike A diligent Google search has failed to turn up a summer concert tour in promotion of the deep thought of Tommy Thompson or Mitt Romney, or an Internet radio station dedicated to the insight and erudition of Rudy Giuliani or Fred Thompson.

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What the Presidential Candidates Plan for DOJ Law.com (subscription), CA - Former solicitor general Theodore Olson, who is chairing the advisory board (a job he had for failed GOP contenders Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney), ...

PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) Hillary Clinton Leads General Poll  - The poll has former Mayor Rudy Giuliani leading Republicans, ahead of Mitt Romney and others. Giuliani had 30% of the GOP vote. If the forthcoming election ... Repaying debt hard for losing side USA Today

In 1974, Richard Nixon promoted the possibility of U.S. energy independence in six years. In 1975, Gerald Ford promised it in ten. And in 2007, Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Hillary Clinton, Mitt Romney, John Edwards and John McCain all trumpeted energy independence as an essential priorit...

By Jeff votes for two (Dennis Kucinich and Rudy Giuliani) will not be counted, but votes for the other three (John Edwards, Mitt Romney, and Fred Thompson) will be tallied because they never formally withdrew from the primary. ...

By Mark Follman There may be some metaphorical value in that last statement for the movement Buckley helped spawn. With the conservative wing of the Republican Party in chaos, and with John McCain now standing atop the campaign rubble of hard-liners Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani, there seems to be twili...

By AMann The Rhode Island Secretary of State just released the list of filed delegates. Delegates then need to get signatures to get on the ballots. But… John McCain and Mike Huckabee filed 40 delegates. Fred Thompson 8. Mitt Romney 7. And Rudy Giuliani 0.

By Flap If you remember at the time of the Drudge piece and the frantic yet successful lobbying by Team McCain to keep the piece out of the New York Times, Mike Huckabee was surging, Mitt Romney led the polls in New Hampshire and Rudy Giuliani was exiting a hospital in Missouri where he fell ill - yet c...

By dotan But this week it was Giuliani who dropped out of the race and endorsed McCain, praising him as an "American hero." yours &c. dr. g.d. “Last summer, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani took time out of a GOP debate to defend John McCain:

By dotan Remarks: On top of all that, we live in a media-hyped age where only the quickest and most effective of perceptual tags seems to get through: Holy Mike Huckabeee, roguish Rudy Giuliani, lazy Fred Thompson, manic John McCain, perfect Mitt Romney. See what I mean? That would be Romney.

News Brief: Straw polls favor Romney, Paul Wesleyan Argus, CT - In Friday’s Republican contest, out of 382 votes, Mitt Romney received 35.6 percent, John McCain 27.2 percent, Ron Paul 25.1 percent, and Rudy Giuliani 8.9 ... Wilton GOP holds Presidential debate Wilton Villager

Early polls show major defeat for Giuliani, Romney and McCain too ...  MA - acquired by the National Review show Rudy Giuliani in a distant third place behind Senator John McCain and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. ... Romney Vows Fight Ahead WBUR

By infolution Ron Paul Wins Connecticut Straw Poll The results are: First ballot: Ron Paul, 42 percent; Hillary Clinton, 30 percent; Barack Obama, 20 percent; John McCain, 2 percent; and Mitt Romney, 2 percent. Ron Paul 36.6% Mitt Romney 24.6% Mike Huckabee 21.1% John McCain 14.0% Rudy Giuliani 2.8%

By Katharine Jose The biggest news from the Florida Republican primary is that the popular Governor Charlie Crist, who Rudy Giuliani courted for an endorsement, gave his endorsement to John McCain and is going to be stumping with the Senator as well, although Crist demurred when asked about his potentia...

By Adam Smith Two more polls show Mike Huckabee giving Rudy Giuliani a run for his money in Florida. Maybe that explains why Rudy's campaign has cut back his TV expenses in New Hampshire, to give it more flexibility and resources for must-win... Then there's the new SurveyUSA automated poll: Giuliani 29%;...

For some time, Rudy Giuliani has justifably been considered the Republican frontrunner, though not a terribly convincing one. As Giuliani continues to slip slowly in the polls, I'm beginning to think that Mitt Romney can now claim this (perhaps dubious) distinction.

RUDY GIULIANI: CHANGE IN INTELLIGENCE DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING (OR DOES IT?) MIKE HUCKABEE COMPLETELY CLUELESS ABOUT NIE MITT ROMNEY: DOESN'T TRUST INTELLIGENCE REPORTS Mitt Romney Can't Take A Unanimous No For An Answer FRED THOMPSON: NIE WAS INFLUENCED BY IRANIAN LEAK

By Mickey Republicans. better as President? Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, or Mitt Romney as the next Republican presidential Republicans, and was even inclined to call it “McCain-Feingold-Thompson.” He and floor of the Senate. with Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, or Mitt Romney, and a Lessof-

By nakedmaninthetree For Republicans I will discuss the following candidates: Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Mike Huckabee, and Ron Paul. Republicans: John McCain: Mike Huckabee: Rudy Giuliani: Hillary Clinton: Hillary Clinton straight off her issues page: Barack Obama:

By Flap Rudy Giuliani is still seen as the most electable Republican. McCain, Romney, and Huckabee are essentially tied for second in this category. Who are the BIGGEST LOSERS:. Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney whose poll strength has declined. ...

The Associated Press Giuliani and Romney Clash on Immigration The Associated Press - Nov 28, 2007 AP) — Republican presidential rivals Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney scornfully debated immigration Wednesday in a provocative, no-holds-barred CNN/YouTube ...

By Flap Republican presidential candidates, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (L) and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani are shown on stage during the CNN/YouTube/Republican Party of Florida presidential debate in St. ...

Giuliani, Romney Testy On Immigration Guardian Unlimited, UK - Nov 28, 2007 AP) - Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney scornfully debated immigration Wednesday in a testy personal exchange in which Giuliani accused Romney of employing ...

By PrivatePigg Clinton, a New York senator who has been at the top of the Democratic pack in national polls in the 2008 race, trails Republican candidates Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, John McCain and Mike Huckabee by three to five ...

By Flap Mayor Rudy Giuliani tells MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough that candidates for President should be judged on their records and not by campaign rhetoric. Mayor Giuliani goes on the offensive against Mitt Romney. This time on “free air” pending ...

Mitt Romney criticizes Rudy Giuliani for attacking personnel ... BY CELESTE KATZ Rudy Giuliani makes a point over coffee at Suzie's Diner in Hudson, NH, Sunday, as the former mayor and GOP presidential rival Mitt Romney ... Oops, killer forces Mitt to go off script Boston Herald

Romney Links Rivals to Sanctuary Cities ATKINSON, NH (AP) — Republican Mitt Romney tried to link rivals Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton on Friday, suggesting the two share a "sanctuary ... Romney talks tough on illegal immigration Boston Globe

By gordon hensley As this Rudy-MoveOn.org fracas continues to unfold, this slugfest is becoming a mismatch. Giuliani is milking this to the max in Iowa with paid advertising slamming weak, "anti-war liberals". So Giuliani was AWOL from the ISG?... and Bush was against "Norwood-Dingell"?...

LifeNews.com Editor Steven Ertelt issued an important and timely warning in the form of an article entitled "Rudy Giuliani Flip-Flops, Now won't Answer Roe Abortion Question."...... More

WASHINGTON Rudy Giuliani has used half as much money as Mitt Romney in the Republican presidential contest so far this year, a difference in spending that has left the two candidates with nearly equal amounts of cash in the bank.

By Doug Mataconis Republican activists have complained for months that none of the Big Three — Rudy Giuliani, John McCain and Mitt Romney– fits the conservative model of a conservative leader for a conservative party. The party faithful have been waiting for another Ronald Reagan. But in conversations wi...

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By gordon hensley 3. More than any other Republican candidate, he would expand the 2008 electoral map. New Jersey would certainly be, for the first time, really, competitive. New Hampshire wouldn't be a sure thing for Democrats. Either would Pennsylvania or Michigan. Independents might re-defect from the D...