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Evangelical Turnout

An outpouring of anti-Rudy/pro-Rudy sentiment. Also: Missing Imus. Sore at Soros and Waxperson. Plus much more.

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p>I’m with Dr. Dobson one hundred percent. I will not vote for someone like Rudy Giuliani. If that causes Hillary to be elected, so be it. I have faith that things will work out as long as I do not compromise by voting for the lesser of two evils. A lesser evil is still evil. br> — Rob Curtis br> Alton, Illinois /p> p> Yes, electing Hillary Clinton would be a disaster—as would electing Giuliani. As a “social conservative” myself, I am confronted with a dilemma: Do I vote for someone with essentially identical views on social issues as Clinton (Giuliani), or do I not and adhere to my principles. Hmm. Tough one. What do I do? Time’s up! My principles win. We social conservatives must vote on principle. Besides, why do we have to compromise our principles and they do not? br> — Terry L. Robb br> Columbia, Missouri /p> p> I just love Rudy. I always have admired the man. Fred Thompson looks like he’s not feeling well. Rudy is strong here in Ohio. People that I assume would vote for someone else, express their support for Rudy and it’s intense. People, in my social circles that are mad at the Republican Party will express a slight interest in Obama, but when you ask them about voting for Hillary, they freak out! Most Democrat men dislike Hillary. That’s my two cents. br> — Vicki Gattuso br> Akron, Ohio /p>
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