Rudy Giuliani And The Most Disgusting Thing In Politics

During a radio interview today on the Randy and Spiff Radio Show, Rudy Giuliani called the MoveOn.org newspaper ad “one of the more disgusting things that has happened in American politics.” Giuliani then said “it’s unfortunate” more Democratic candidates haven’t spoken out against MoveOn.org. “I think the failure of the Democratic candidates to really condemn that, given how much money Moveon.org spends on behalf of Democratic candidates, which is millions if not hundreds of millions, is really, I really think it’s very, very unfortunate,” he said. He also saved some extra criticism for Hillary Clinton because of her remarks at the Petraeus’ testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee. “I really do think to accuse a general of the ‘willing suspension of disbelief,’ particularly in the atmosphere that Moveon.org has created with these terrible attacks, I think that’s not the way in a responsible way to go about forging the foreign policy of the United States and the military policy of the United States, Giuliani said. Giuliani added, “What we need right now is a reasoned account, we need statesmanship not political venom.” I think one of the most disgusting things that has happened in American politics is the way Giuliani is using 9/11 as the reason to vote for him. The MoveOn.org ad has caused quite a commotion, which is what they wanted. If you go to the website, they back up all the claims. The surge is not working according to all other reports, but President Bush and General Petraeus are pointing the other way. Do all those that condemn this ad suggest we back up and let them continue down the wrong road? Since when is dissent un-American?
Support our troops, bring them home.
Alan Cosgrove