Monday, October 29, 2007

Politics: Stumping from the grave.

The Giuliani campaign, fearful that voters might realize that their man is actually a Democrat, now has dead GOP presidents endorsing him.

Before his death, Ford also expressed his opinion that Guiliani would be the GOP's strongest presidential candidate in 2008.

"He said at one point that if the Republicans wanted to win and stop Hillary Clinton, Giuliani would be their best bet," said DeFrank.

Translation: "If you don't vote for our liberal Democrat, then their liberal Democrat might win!"

6 comments:

Unknown said...

That endorsement is nearly worthless if you consider that Rudy (Democrat in Repub clothing he may be) is going up against the candidate of a party where the dead don't stump for their candidates, but actually turn out to vote for them in large numbers.

Anonymous said...

My townsman "Jake" O'Rourke once defined conservatism as "a vote for the dead." I'm sure he had something entirely different in mind.

It's good that Jerry didn't bring this up while he was among us. As much as I liked him personally, I'd have had to bring up virtually all of the policies of his administration. Those must have been the most conservative, least intrusive wage and price controls ever.

trainer said...

Rudy v. Hillary

What a nightmare that is going to be.

Les Jones said...

"If you don't vote for our liberal Democrat, then their liberal Democrat might win!"

"Because if they didn't vote for a lizard," said Ford, "the wrong lizard might get in."

Comrade Misfit said...

Rudy is not a Democrat. He is a corrupt Fascist, in that he is not at all interested in the people, but only in lining his pockets and those of his supporters. Few people remember that one of his first acts following 9/11 was to try to illegally extend his term of office.

Tam said...

"Rudy is not a Democrat. ... in that he is not at all interested in the people, but only in lining his pockets and those of his supporters."

I think you just described most politicians of both parties.