I am sick and tired of hearing Republicans argue over the status of the candidates in 08. Why can't we stop pontificating on the exact facet each of our candidates in 2008 fits into? Stop. Think. Focus. The main goal that every true conservative should embrace is who can take down Hillary Rodham Clinton in the polls.
Could it be Mitt "used car salesman" Romney? I seriously can't believe we are still talking about this guy. First, he looks like a Kennedy. Romney hails out of the same state where Ted and company reside. Never mind the fact that each and every time words fly out of both sides of his mouth I wonder what defective product he is trying to sell me? Four years of defective country so the liberals have something else to blame the Republicans for? No thanks!
Could it be John "Ameican Idol Wannabe" McCain. After McCain's lil parody of the Beach Boy's song "Barbara Ann"; I nearly spit out my Starbucks thinking of him as our next commander in chief! I will state that he has been baited by the lefist commentators who moderatered the debate. Yet, it does show the true stance he takes. McCain does have the war experience. However, this experience may prohibit him from taking the tough stance that may be required.
My vote has been beyond Mayor Giuliani since February of 2007. It remains there. I hope that all Republicans; neocons, rockefellers, traditionals, and all others, will unite in agreement. Rudy Giuliani has what it takes to take down the Clinton machine. I firmly believe that he would have defeated her in the Senate election had it not been for colon cancer. He is the only candidate that our divided country can unite behind. When 9/11 devestated our country he was not America's Republican Mayor or America's Democratic Mayor. He was America's mayor.  Please take a moment from catagorizing the cadidates and read his numbers. They don't  lie. Who can deny that NYC is the largest and most influential city in our country? Futhermore, if Giuliani can turn a liberally desecrated city and turn it back to a 'shining city on the hill'; doesn't he deserve our vote to do the same to the entire country. I'm not only citing 9/11. I'm citing crime reduction, economy, and many other policies that if you become informed you will certainly find. Yes, I understand that he is by no means a 'traditional Republican'.  That's where Mike Huckabee comes in. Let's place these two on a ticket together. Rudolph Guiliani as commander in chief and Mike Huckabee as VP.
Huckabee can balance the qualms that hold back from a strong vote for him. I agreee with all who say that Huckabee can't take down the Clinton anarchy. Yet, these two together can unite the conservatives who are caught between defeating a party that is clearly anti-american and wasting a vote that will turn the white  house blue.