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The danger for Brownback in endorsing Rudy would be that he would be seen as a sellout by grassroots social conservatives without really convincing any of them to support Giuliani. I find it highly doubtful that he would endorse Rudy in the primary. Just last Friday, Brownback gave a press avail after his speech at the Value Voters Summit, and essentially predicted that Giuliani would not be the nominee. "I will support whoever the nominee is," Brownback said. "The nominee will be pro-life." It would be pretty odd to make a statement then turnaround and endorse Giuliani. I think it's much more likely that he'd get behind McCain or Thompson.

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