Monday, September 17, 2007

Rudy vs Hillary for President in 08

It's the election matchup that we didn't get to see in the 00 NY senate race.

Key point:

"There’s a reason why Giuliani is at the top of the GOP match, and his performance during the aftermath of September 11 is only one facet of it. Giuliani exudes a sense of leadership and tenacity in a way that no other politician in the race does. It’s his single biggest asset.

The American people could see Giuliani taking on the Iranians and the corrupt Washington establishment with equal verve. Contrast that to Hillary Clinton, who now has 8 years of Senatorial waffling to explain as well as a well-deserved reputation for being someone whose ambition drives her to say whatever she thinks will get her elected."


From Philip Klein's AmSpec article, as linked by Jay:

"Throughout his career, Giuliani has excelled at relentlessly pursuing opponents, whether in the courtroom or political arena. As a young prosecutor in the 1970s, before he became a celebrity for taking on the mob, he gained notice for his successful prosecution of Democratic Congressman Bertram L. Podell in a bribery trial.

The New York Times magazine recounted the dramatic conclusion in a 1985 profile: 'Under Giuliani's intense cross-examination, Podell faltered, became so nervous he poked out his eyeglass lens, asked for a recess and gave up, pleading guilty.'

Giuliani's background as a prosecutor and gift for speaking plainly and with clarity makes him ideally suited to cut through the type of word parsing for which the Clintons are legendary."

Those are the reasons why "social" conservatives, among other diverse groups, will support Giuliani for President.

Privately, the Dem leadership understands that.

So do the Nutroot wannabee power brokers

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