According to ABCNews, comments made by two Republican presidential hopefuls translates into a possible future tag-team.
Fmr New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani mentioned that he would support John McCain were he himself not trying to fill the same want-ad. To ABC, this may suggest that the two would be a great Prez/vice-Prez match. Read the article here.
In other McCain news, the presidential hopeful showed up on Face the Nation this week. There, he reiterated his basic (if not controversial) stances. He also threw in an "I know what's right for America" line that caught a few headlines.
Unfortunately, it sounded all too defensive. And playing defense this early in the game makes it difficult for your team to score points--points Team McCain desperately need.
Remember, keep your stick on the ice. We're all in this together.
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I agree, I think with the recent disappointments in McCain's campaing, and his still strong polling numbers; Giuliani was hinting around at a possible combination ticket. With McCain still polls at 30% among Republicans second choice and with Giuliani as the first choice leader; they would be a good ticket. I feel that with the struggles of the McCain campaign, the other top-teir candidates will begin circuling like sharks to get his endorsment. A candidate like Giuliani could use McCain's endorsment to further cement his status as the front-runner of the GOP.
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