
For the Bush Administration, this IF FACT, would be awesome news and probably keep the boat from sinking as quickly as it is.
But if i was Guliani, i would have to ask myself whether or not i wanted to ruin my own political career by getting involved in an administration that the MAJORITY of Americans DON'T LIKE.
The reason why George W will win again this time around (and legitimately, w/o any need for the supreme court or recounts in Florida) is because the same majority of Americans that DON'T LIKE HIM, dislike Kerry even more. IF it was any other democratic candidate with a more solid record -- that could appeal to the American people more, President Bush would be sent packing faster than you could say recount. John Kerry is NOT a person which the American people can look up to, (especially considering his activities at the Vietnam war protests, which is NO way for a veteran to behave, much less one who has aspirations of becoming president) he is NOT going to become president, and really I'm not even sure if he has the fortitude to actually take a stance on the issues and STICK to it.
Cheney (and his oil cronies) is also a majority of what is wrong with the bush administration -- So if he decided not to run for a second term w/ Bush, i would not be sad to see him go.
But getting back to the issue of Guliani, i think it would be political suicide for him to get involved w/ the Bush (lack of) Administration. I mean how many times in history do we see both the sitting vice president AND secretary of State resign at the Same time.
I've said it once and will say it again, i am voting for bush, and its NOT because i like him, or support him in any way, b/c i DON'T, i am voting for him out of allegiance to my fellow republicans, and the interest of the party it's self -- compounded by the fact that i HATE John Kerry.