jimlongley wrote: frankie_the_yankee wrote:jimlongley wrote:frankie_the_yankee wrote:when you predict that the choice will be more favorable than Rudy vs. Hillary.
I do not see anywhere that I have made such a prediction.
How about this post?
jimlongley wrote:frankie_the_yankee wrote:
Do you think it will be more favorable than Rudy vs. Hillary?
Yup.
If you meant something different by that, please explain. I missed it.
You must not have looked.
I don't see that as any kind of prediction, you asked a question, I answered,...
OK. So you think the choice will be better than Rudy vs. Hillary. I presume you are referring only to the major party candidates.
jimlongley wrote: The original qestion was if anyone perceived Rudy as worse than Hilly, and I stated that I do, and for what reason.
OK.
jimlongley wrote: You have since accused me of being for Hilly, which is not true, ...
Can you point out where I might have done this? If I did, it was not my intention.
I have merely pointed out that if someone fails to vote for the major party opponent of Hillary/Obama, the effect of that is if they had voted
for Hillary/Obama, whether they are pro-Hillary/Obama or not.
jimlongley wrote: ...you have stated that you will vote for Rudy...
Yes, if he is the Republican nominee. I have also stated that he is not my 1st choice. My position is that I am going to vote for the major party opponent of Hillary/Obama in the general election no matter who it might be.
jimlongley wrote: ...and you berate anyone who even implies that someone else could be on the ticket.
I haven't intended to "berate" anyone. And I certainly have not berated anyone over the possibility that someone else could be on the ticket. Thompson, Huckabee, and Romney are all viable possibilities at this point. Even McCain seems to have a shot.
Again, Rudy is not my 1st choice. My intention is to examine what people might do in a "worst case scenario" - i.e. Hillary/Obama vs. Rudy.
jimlongley wrote: You sound to me like just another Rudy carpetbagger trying to up your candidate with his (not so well) hidden agendae.
How many Rudy carpetbaggers describe his nomination as a "worst case scenario"?
jimlongley wrote: Rudy is still worse than Hilly because she has, for all her waffling on various issues, consistently presented her politics for all to see. Rudy is trying to be a chameleon, to stealth into the nomination, and eventually into the presidency, so that he can then say "Oops, I changed my mind, when I was Mayor of NY, outlawing guns worked, so let's do it, etc, etc, etc."
The difference with Hillary/Obama is that they won't have to change their minds. They already hate private gun ownership and they are already wedded to picking "living constitution" judges.
jimlongley wrote: Rudy thus becomes the worse of two evils, and once again, given that choice, I will vote for a third party candidate, or that Texas implement that clause in our Constitution, and your high handed misstatements that a vote for anyone other than Rudy is a vote for Hilly can go pound salt.
And no matter what I go and pound on, if you vote that way you are effectively voting for Hillary/Obama - like it or not. They will get elected, Texas will
not secede, and our gun rights will be destroyed by Hillary/Obama's corps of federal judges.