10 blog reactions to http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1007/6618.html

Once in a while the analysis is excellent like this piece by Tom Bevan and this one by Michael Barone, but most is nonsensical garbage. Speaking of garbage we have this piece from the Politico entitled, Right Fears Giuliani with Good Reason. Make no mistake, there are plenty of nervous folks on the right in lieu of a Giuliani candidacy, and many of those fears are addressed in the article, even so the article is no less garbage. The punditry could never understand Rudy's appeal among

the popular "crackup" narrative developing on the religious right. Noting the effect of the Giuiliani campaign on this "death," "reconfiguration," or "reformation," of social conservatives, the American Spectator's W. James Antle III prognosticates in The Politico, on the effect a Giuliani win in November would have on the role of abortion in his own party. He writes: For starters, the media will portray a Giuliani win as a victory for the right to choose [between pro and anti] and the final defeat of the

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Once in a while the analysis is excellent like this piece by Tom Bevan and this one by Michael Barone, but most is nonsensical garbage. Speaking of garbage we have this piece from the Politico entitled, Right Fears Giuliani with Good Reason. Make no mistake, there are plenty of nervous folks on the right in lieu of a Giuliani candidacy, and many of those fears are addressed in the article, even so the article is no less garbage. The punditry could never understand Rudy's appeal among

Right fears Giuliani with good reason - W. James Antle III - Politico.com

Bloomberg: Paul Draws Disillusioned Republicans to Presidential Campaign CONSERVATIVES WARMING UP TO GIULIANI: Some influential social conservatives seem to be warming up to the presidential candidacy of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Politico: Right fears Giuliani with good reason MCCAIN CHANGES POSITION ON IMMIGRATION POLICY TO APPEAL TO GOP: Sen. John McCain has quietly been piling up flip-flops, including ditching his long-held support for the Law of the Sea convention and telling bloggers he now opposes the DREAM Act to

about Michael Gerson's book in the blogosphere today. I'm reviewing it in our next issue, so I won't scoop myself there. But together with David Kirkpatrick's "evangelical crackup" story in the New York Times and my own incessant yammering about Rudy and the religious right, Gerson-style politics raise an important ...

the popular "crackup" narrative developing on the religious right. Noting the effect of the Giuiliani campaign on this "death," "reconfiguration," or "reformation," of social conservatives, the American Spectator's W. James Antle III prognosticates in The Politico

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