Esquire piece on Jon Huntsman

Also, Mizzou, I guess this answers your question about a GOP candidate who I don't think is the "second coming of Hitler."

 

Giuliani is not running. He likes the idea of it. He'd love to be President, but he's not going to run.

He's not taken any of the steps necessary to run.

And, I don't think he wants to work that hard.

He also wouldn't win the nomination, so it wouldn't be worth the effort.

 

This is more closely akin to interviewing the drummer in another band about the band everyone is actually dancing to.

 

The hounds missed the release cue this time.

For which I am grateful.

 

I'm pretty sure that one of the hounds has been sent on vacation for a few days.

 

And that's refreshing to see... Of course, it's easy to like someone who has no chance...

 

I know there's a lot of board hatred toward Giuliani, which has always surprised me since he's pretty socially liberal for a republican.

 

Giuliani, part of the lazy generation.

 

He ran one of the worst campaigns ever in 2008. I'm not a big fan of voting for someone who was crushed by someone who was crushed by the guy who won. I know the same thing happened with Reagan, but times have changed...

 

His only hope is to spin the story that he only took the position because it would allow him to work from within to sabotage the administration.

The bagger base will eat that right up.

Unfortunately for him there are a lot of other reasons the base won't like him.

 

That's a great piece. I knew of Huntsman, but didn't know a lot. I'd support that guy. Romney does nothing for me, and the rest are freaks.

 

It kind of took me aback that you said that because I'm the last person on here to demonize the opposing political party. The TSD Brigade are constantly accusing me of being a Republican plant.