Unfortunately its the nature of the beast. Politics is hell and Politicians prove it daily with negative, hurtful, spiteful attacks on each other and then stand back and bluster”

“All this hate should stop. All these Negative attack adds should stop.” While approving the next hate, negative add.

Obama are hurting each other and do not know it yet because while negative attack adds work, they do not work for long and so you have to be careful lest you bring about sympathy for the person being attacked. Much as Bush is soon to start receiving kicks in the polls because Americans by nature are going to grow weary of all these Attacks they consider hateful and mindless.

On the other hand, it’s amusing to listen to liberal Democrats (who are supposedly pro-choice on abortion) raise a stink every time a pro-choice Republican runs for high political office. I can still remember Democrat Gray Davis running attack ads against moderate Republican and former mayor of Los Angeles Richard Riordan during the 2002 governor race. Riordan was locked in a very close primary race with Republican Bill Simon who was much more conservative than Riordan and also adamantly pro-life. It was clear to everyone that Riordan was much more in touch with Californians on social policy than Simon, which is why Davis feared him so much–he knew that he would have a much more difficult time defeating a moderate Republican than a conservative Republican. Thus he deliberately ran attack ads against Riordan with regards to his pro-choice views, tipping the outcome of the primary in Simon’s favor.

Liberal Democrats ought to be asking themselves, if they’re truly pro-choice on abortion, does it really make sense to attack Republicans who are also pro-choice?

I suspect that the “Riordan”ing of Giuliani has only just begun.

Note: This comment was cross-posted at Centerfield.

RealClearPolitics has about 10 of them that are reporting something considerably different.

I suppose a Gulliani win in a general election is possible.

But a Gulliani win in a GOP primary? I seriously doubt it.

McCain, Guilliani, Romney, Newt, et al.

None of them have a snowballs chance in hell of being elected president in 2008 anyway.

At least,

“We cannot deny any woman the right to make her own decisions about abortion.”

while coming annoyingly close, he did not engage in the irritating misuse of language of the Left in saying “choice” or “right to choose.” (Choice of what? To choose what? Ford rather than Chevy?)

What a RINO — take the Dims’ weasel words and change them slightly and clarify them …

the liberals at Digg

I used to babysit for a kid who, when he lost a football game on his Saga Genesis accused the machine of “cheating”. I think that’s very close to the mistake your making here.

PS, I ‘dugg’ the story =)

Unlike McCain and Clinton, who pander to their respective bases, Giuliani remains true to his convictions.

This won’t help him with the evangelicals, I shouldn’t imagine, but it will go over like gangbusters with moderate women.

Look for this story to be buried by the MSM as fast as possible. I can already hear the liberals at Digg burying it.

I expect that soon Rudy will be making a campaign appearance in a devastating Chanel gown! Can this election get any better!!!