<p>I love his position on limited government, privacy, and gun control. I do hope he makes it to the nomination, if for no other reason than that Giulliani is a democrat in republican clothes and most others are idiots.</p>
<p>I think Ron Paul was right and Giuliani is completely wrong. He had no right to interrupt Paul during his 30 seconds. Just because Giuliani happened to be the mayor of 9/11 he thinks that he can use the 9/11 card for everything and its just annoying.</p>
<p>Funny how truth can be seen as a breathe of fresh air. At least he was given a forum in the debate, and hopefully will continue to be invited to the televised debates. I thought it interesting to see the spin by Fox networks who asked for a vote of "the winner" by text messages, and then had to deal with the large percentage of votes for Paul--instead of Romney or Guiliani. It suggests that those voters who use text messaging will be a powerhouse in the final stats.</p>
<p>I'd have to confess this is the first time I ever found myself seriously considering voting for a Republican. I've always said I vote for the person, not the party, but I've just never liked the Republican candidate before. It's interesting and refreshing.</p>
<p>Guiliani is an *******. Ron Paul actually puts out valid, logical arguments against America's current policy, and Guiliani spews some patriotic BS and everybody's on his side all of a sudden.</p>
<p>Yes, that was very depressing to see some GOP guy saying that RP should not be able to participate in debates anymore. So much for free speech huh, much less logic.</p>
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Yes, that was very depressing to see some GOP guy saying that RP should not be able to participate in debates anymore. So much for free speech huh, much less logic.
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Hmm. Is it right that GOP can restrain anyone from speaking on their half? RP can go independent anytime and no one will stop him from participating in debates, right?</p>
<p>Well, I believe it was only with regards to GOP debates, like the one we are talking about. They are wanting to keep him from being able to participate in GOP debates along with the other presidential prospects.</p>