<p>"Rudy has much less of a chance of getting past primaries than Obama does of getting elected. Giuliani is pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, pro-immigrant, pro-gun control, and pro-stem cell research."</p>
<p>Obama isn't as popular as many people believe. According to this poll, which asked a group of Democrats who they liked the most amongst the Democratic candidates, Hillary got 41%of the vote while Obama got 17%. Edwards got 11%, Gore got 10%, and there were a bunch of other Democratic candidates who got smaller percentages.</p>
<p>When it comes to Republicans, Giuliani is leading the field with 34% of the Republican vote. McCain is a close second with 27%, and no other Republican got more than 10%. </p>
<p>Here’s the article:</p>
<p>While Giuliani isn’t exactly you’re typical conservative Republican, this could be what the party needs. The Republicans didn’t exactly have a strong showing to say the least at the 2006 midterm elections. The War in Iraq is incredibly unpopular and people are getting sick of a Republican in the White House. Giuliani would gain a lot of Democratic votes and would probably win NY, a typical democratic stronghold. He would be a break from the typical Republican candidates and according to the poll, he is their most popular guy.</p>