You wrote,
"however, his actions certainly did NOT rise to the level of impeachable offenses (pretty laughable when you think of the criminal acts going on right now in this administration)."

Can you please tell us which law the President has specifically broken, when he was charged with the crime(s), and what court this action is being taken?

Then you wrote,
" and try to ram your supposed morals down everyone’s throats (and try to legislate things that have no business being legislated like the morning-after pill and birth control) you can be damned sure that we will point out the hypocrisy"

Are you really THAT clueless?? Rudy is the ONE candidate that doesn't ram his "moral issues" down everyone's throat. Rudy is the ONE republican that is Pro-Choice and Pro gay marriage. Rudy probably won't win the nomination because he's too liberal!

But hey... he calls himself a Republican so he MUST be a "hypocrite", right?

I don't call it flip flop. I call it "learning experience". For example. Today is good, but tomorrow is gonna be better.

This is as bad as calling 911 to report underage drinking in your own bar. (Get it?)

I absolutely love the attacks in Rudy's infidelity.

Just goes to show you that cheating, lying under oath, and war is perfectly acceptable behavior... if you're a Democrat.

Try to leave Mr. Giuliani's children out of this election. They have very little to do with him in or out of the political spotlight and only stand to be further negatively affected by upcoming events.

Thank you.

Actually it's pretty easy to reject an invite into a group. All you have to do is click the "Reject" button. I'd imagine a lot of students get friend and group invites. Most students aren't that desperate to accept every invite that comes their way (I reject most stuff). Guiliani's daughter probably didn't think that anyone in the media would be looking at her Facebook when joined an Obama support group. A lot of students don't realize that.

I never suggested Rudy has never made any mistakes. Rather I asked you to point out where he attacked other candidates on their marriage. The guy's been divorced – twice. BFD.

Again, the irony here is you will support a candidate whose spouse was sued for sexual harrassment (paid the accuser $750,000 – lost his law license), accused of sexual harrassment by Kathleen Willey (democratic constituent), accused of Rape by Juanita Broddrick, and lied under oath to a grand jury (AND THAT'S THE SHORT LIST OF ACCUSERS).

Your reply is... but Guiliani has been divorced twice!

LMAO. Uh huh – you just keep those moral blinders bolted in place, Mikey. I'm sure Hillary has the highest negative ratings because of "the vast right wing conspiracy". But hey good news – when the bank starts to foreclose on your house, Hillary will save you!

"I see… you’re more upset because a conservative candidate DIVORCED their former spouse rather than cheating with dozens of women???"

Strrrrrrrrrrrike 2!

Not only did Giuliani have an open, very public affair with Judith Nathan – now the THIRD Mrs. Giuliani – but he had another affair while married to his second wife, whom, by the way, he cheated on his FIRST wife with.

That might be strike 2 and strike 3 for you, all in one post! LOL

Not only that, but he had the class and decency to announce his separation from Ms. Hanover at a press conference... before even telling her!

So, you want to talk about "family values?" Yay? Nay?

I didn't think so.

We need to find Jesus? I didn't realize he was hiding.

No candidate can top FlIP FLOP Romney on Hypociry – touche!!

"How many women Bill has slept with is Hillary’s problem, not mine, and note that it’s not the Democrats trying to make government so small it fits in your bedroom."

I see... you're more upset because a conservative candidate DIVORCED their former spouse rather than cheating with dozens of women??? A divorce somehow invites your charge of hypocrisy but repeated infidelity "is none of your business".

And you can't see how ridiculous you sound?

You might want to call a striiike on my argument – but you're not even in the game!

"You resemble an oddly cynical slice of society. Because conservative candidates support “traditional family values” doesn’t mean THEY are perfect. And yes many get divorces! GASP."

Strrrrrrrrrrrrike 1!

Next time Bill or Hillary run for office ON A FOUNDATION of so-called "traditional family values," knock yourself out in calling them hypocrites. Unfortunately for you, it's the bible thumpers on the other side with 3 ex-wives a piece, kids getting nailed for illegal posession of prescription drugs, drunk driving, winding up in rehab, etc.

When you RUN ON family values, the least you can do is have your own family in order.

P.S. Bill and Hillary have been married, what, 35 years? Have an educated, from all indications balanced and decent child? How many women Bill has slept with is Hillary's problem, not mine, and note that it's not the Democrats trying to make government so small it fits in your bedroom.

Try again.

Hear that Anderson Cooper will be doing a story about how Chelsea Clinton has refused to shop at her parents' favorite deli and the Democratic strategists our doing everything they can to prevent it from becoming too big of a story.

GREAT job, guys, keep up the good work!

writes, "Gotta love those Republican family values! How many wives do these yutzes have between them, 22 for the 7 Republican candidates? Their own families hate their guts.

Anything for power."

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You resemble an oddly cynical slice of society. Because conservative candidates support "traditional family values" doesn't mean THEY are perfect. And yes many get divorces! GASP.

EVERY party (dem, repub, green, etc) has elements of hypocrisy – so why when the shouting and finger-pointing when a republican has been divorced? I don't recall Rudy thumping the Bible on anyone or blasting other candidates on the marital issues.

The hypocrite in this whole situation actually is the person who rips Rudy but warmly accepts Hillary and Bill (who has had more women accuse him of sexual harrassment than the total number of spouses/ former spouses of the entire Republican field!)

You're analysis is correct – The Clintons – anything for power.

Thanks, but no thanks we have had enough cowboys with false bravado, we need a brain with diplomatic skills this time.

As for his children, they are adults and can support whomever they want. But the relationship that he has with them is an important indicator of how he will deal with countries and other leaders. As for his wife, how about the tiara she has been photographed wearing? Is she rehearsing to be queen?

Anything for power.

As for anyone supporting this guy, you need a lesson in NYC politics dating 1993 to 2001, when he was one of the most divisive and mean-spirited mayors in recent time. Haven't we had enough of that with Bush II? The only Guiliani non-NYC residents know is the 9-11 photo-op mayor who didn't do anything other than make pretty speaches to calm the populace. Did you know that after the 1993 WTC bombing, he built the NYC Office of Emergency Management in, you guessed it, the WTC on the 60something floor? How stupid! Did you know that he left NYC with a defecit? Did you know he's a micro-manager who doesn't know the definition of compromise? Did you know he's one of the biggest flip-flopper on social issues in order to gain Red-state support? Wake up! It's no surprise that his daugther won't support him, despite the acrimony left by her parent's bitter divorce.

But a spokeswoman for Caroline said "her action didn’t mean that she is supporting Obama, or any other candidate in particular. “Before the presidential campaign got underway, Caroline added herself to a list on Facebook as an expression of interest in certain principles,” Joannie C. Danielides said in a statement. “It was not intended as an indication of support in a presidential campaign and she has removed it. Caroline is not commenting on the 2008 election.”

However, it is world news that Giuliani has an estranged relationship with his children. I certainly could understand how his children might have issues with their father.

Giuliani should not even approach a subject relating to adoption or children in any context given his track record as a father. His son publicy stated he was too busy with his golf to endorse Giuliani's Campaign in any manner.

A vote for Ghouliani is a vote for a divided nation, adultery, and negligence. This is news because it shows just how unlikable the man is.

To James from Phoenix: Considering how Ron Jr. was right to criticize the oppressive nature of the Reagan regime (that we are still under), maybe it is poignant to hear how Ghouliani's kid feels the same way, no? Yes.

Lets unite for a middle of the road, credible 3rd party that cares about what we all want and not what the dims/reps want to divide us with. Unite America!

To me, Obama is a visionary leader. He has far more experience in the real world than Clinton or any of the other candidates. Everything I hear and read about him furthers this.

He was a civil rights attorney, he worked to rise people above their stations in the real world, not the ivory towers of Washington. To me, Washington experience is the most gross, unimportant kind.

Barry Obama is the kind of leader that comes along once a generation if we’re lucky, and I thank our lucky stars he decided to run.

I’ve just read “the Audacity of Hope” and it was so stirring, so clear, so clearly written not by a ghost writer but in the voice of the man himself. Now I'm starting on "Dreams of My Father", which so far has also been so pure and telling that I can't put it down.

Make no mistake people, Barry Obama is the real deal, he’s the sort of fighter that we need oh so desperately in the single most important election of our lives.

I would go door to door for this candidate, I would believe he would look at any issue either foriegn or domestic with clear eyes and make decisions that were both humane and smart for our country and the world.

The other candidates all strike me as fodder for lobbists, career politicians.

I remember how moved I was when I heard Obama's speech during Kerry’s convention. They were words I'd been hoping to hear for years.

I thought he should run then. When he announced he'd run I was driving, it was on the radio. I was so relieved, so inspired that he was running I literally had to pull over and I spent a few minutes there collecting myself, trying not to cry, because for my daughter's sake, I realize the importance of an inspiring leader at this time. I am scared of so many possible futures, but a future with Barrack Obama as president doesn't scare me, it provokes and inspires me, to action.

FREE MICHAEL VICK!

Why don't all these politicians just leave the phrase "family values" alone? Oh yeah – then they couldn't demonize my family just because it is comprised of a same-sex couple.