Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd (D) - 75.76% Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) - 75.76% Delaware Senator Joseph Biden (D) - 69.70% New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 69.70% Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards (D) - 69.70% Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D) - 69.70% Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 69.70%
josebach wrote:Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd (D) - 75.76% Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) - 75.76% Delaware Senator Joseph Biden (D) - 69.70% New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 69.70% Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards (D) - 69.70% Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D) - 69.70% Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 69.70%
josebach wrote:Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd (D) - 75.76% Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) - 75.76% Delaware Senator Joseph Biden (D) - 69.70% New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 69.70% Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards (D) - 69.70% Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D) - 69.70% Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 69.70%
Look at the rest of the list. Cracking me up.
Weird, huh? He's pretty liberal for a Republican. I like moderates. They're a lot more likely to get things done when they have things in common with both sides. They're also a lot more likely to bring the country together. There's 300 million people in this country and compromise is essential no matter who wins.
Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D) - 82.35% Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 82.35% Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D) - 76.47% Delaware Senator Joseph Biden (D) - 70.59% New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 70.59% Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd (D) - 70.59% Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards (D) - 70.59% New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (D) - 58.82% Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) - 52.94%
josebach wrote:Weird, huh? He's pretty liberal for a Republican.
I heard a story once - don't know if it's true - that he was either actually a Dem or going to be a Dem, but something happened that caused him to dislike the party's power, so he went Republican.
josebach wrote:Weird, huh? He's pretty liberal for a Republican.
I heard a story once - don't know if it's true - that he was either actually a Dem or going to be a Dem, but something happened that caused him to dislike the party's power, so he went Republican.
Like I said, don't know if it's true or not...
Could very well be true. If it is, I'm sure he's not the first politician to sacrifice his political ideals for opportunity.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R) - 74.07% Colorado Representative Tom Tancredo (R) - 74.07% Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson (R) - 74.07% Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) - 66.67%
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (R) - 66.67% Arizona Senator John McCain (R) - 62.96% California Representative Duncan Hunter (R) - 59.26% New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (D) - 59.26% Businessman John Cox (R) - 55.56% Kansas Senator Sam Brownback (R) - 51.85% New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 51.85% Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards (D) - 51.85% Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 51.85% Delaware Senator Joseph Biden (D) - 48.15%
Texas Representative Ron Paul (R) - 48.15% Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd (D) - 44.44% Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D) - 37.04% Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich (D) - 37.04%
josebach wrote:Weird, huh? He's pretty liberal for a Republican.
I heard a story once - don't know if it's true - that he was either actually a Dem or going to be a Dem, but something happened that caused him to dislike the party's power, so he went Republican.
Like I said, don't know if it's true or not...
It's true of both Giuliani and current NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg. Giuliani campaigned for Bobby Kennedy in 1968 and was a registerd Democrat until the mid-70's. When Reagan was elected in 1980, he conveniently became a Republican thereby opening doors in the Department of Justice.
Bloomberg was a lifelong Democrat before switching to the Republicans just prior to his first run for mayor. Like Giuliani, he's definitely not your typical conservative Republican. A couple of months ago he left the Republicans and is now registed as an Independent.
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by josebach » Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:01 pm 
