More specifically, if you're not a millionaire, Rudy gets to treat you like dirt. This story is unbelievable.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
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2 comments:
That kind of story will kill Rudy's chances in Iowa. What an idiot. People out here in the Central Time Zone are already sensative about being snubbed by folks from the coasts. Now Giuliani plays right into that sensativity.
He's going to come off as elitist and snobbish at the same time he's being portrayed as a flip flopper on abortion.
Rural voters make up a huge proportion of Republican voters in Iowa. Those rural voters are more likely to be Christian Social Conservatives and populists who don't like "city slickers" much to begin with.
Giuliani may as well quit right now.
RBR
We'll see if the press pick up on this one. I doubt it. They always give the Republicans a free pass.
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