The American Spectator

Can you tell us, specifically, what Iraq had to do with the attacks of September 11, 2001? Were there any Iraqis responsible for what happened that day? Were any of those individuals from Iraq?

If you have any information that explains what Iraq had to do with 9/11, please share it with us. Or, since you’ve spoken with the man responsible for Rudy’s foreign policy positions, perhaps he can provide this information.

p>Many Americans would love to see any evidence you might have about this. br> — Steve Nesich /p>

I have to admit that I am a big Romney Fan. I think he is an awesome guy and the more I learn the more I am impressed. The guy just looks Reaganesque.

p>When you look at what Giuliani did in New York that could also be considered a great turn around. Reading this article about Giuliani makes me feel comfortable that our side has some top notch candidates this time around. Though many in the media are still trying to play the “Is this really the best we’ve got?” card, which I fully agreed with in 2000 and 2004, just watching the Vice Presidential debates made it incredibly clear that Cheney was the smartest and best candidate in the room. Anyway, whichever we end up with, Rudy or Romney, I feel pretty safe that the country will be in good hands. I just hope that some of our friends in the party will play a little nicer to the guys on their own team before handing the Democrats too much ammo. br> — Rob Andrus br> Provo, Utah /p> p> Giuliani has it exactly right. His vision is so clear, and so clearly necessary, that if America does not elect him, and thus refuses to pursue his vision, the likelihood of America’s survival will be seriously jeopardized. br> — Kent Lyon