Rooooooodddeeeeeeee! You got some 'splainin to do

[Fenian_Bastard]

This is not going to play well in Jesusland.

 

[User 1019]

I thought he still supported womens' rights to abortion.

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

Fine. Let him run in the GOP primaries on a platform supporting public funding for abortion.
Go get 'em, Rudy!

 

[SportsDude]

This is not going to play well in Jesusland.

As opposed to playing well in kill babyland?

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

Guh, guh, guuuuuhhhhh!

 

[User 1019]

The video was shot in 89, right?

 

[Ellis Redding]

Guh, guh, guuuuuhhhhh!

A better response, Fenian ...

 

[Mizzougrad96]

Sure, go ahead and attack Rudy and McCain...

Then, in 2008 enjoy sweating out an election between Fred Thompson and Hillary Clinton...

That's my nightmare... There are a lot of good candidates out there on both sides. I want it to stay that way so I'm not voting for the lesser of two evils like I did in the last two presidential elections...

 

[alleyallen]

Sure, go ahead and attack Rudy and McCain...

Then, in 2008 enjoy sweating out an election between Fred Thompson and Hillary Clinton...

That's my nightmare... There are a lot of good candidates out there on both sides. I want it to stay that way so I'm not voting for the lesser of two evils like I did in the last two presidential elections...

Mizzou...when I think of the number of good potential candidates who were drummed out of previous races for less, hopefully you won't think me cynical when I say unless MAJOR changes are made in this country, it's doubtful the "best" person for the job will ever get elected.

 

[Webster]

I'm no fan of Rudy for President, but here's the thing -- if he were a registered Democrat, he'd have an excellent chance to win the nomination and the presidency. A tough minded social moderate who couldn't care less about religion. But because he's a Republican, he has to change his established social views and he comes across as insincere.

 

[busuncle]

I'm no Rudy fan, but this is a dance that all national candidates have to go through. Bill Clinton was at least nominally pro-life as governor of Arkansas. When he became a national candidate, he transitioned to pro-choice.