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Have actually laid Giuliani (for peanuts admittedly) with a view to backing him after the first primary states (Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina)..

Given the strategy that he's pursuing, it won't matter a **** how he does in the traditional "defining" states of Iowa and NH, although he's in with a definite chance in South Carolina (especially given the endorsement of Robertson).. first must-win for Rudy isn't until Florida..

D-day doesn't come around until February 5, when more than 1,300 delegates will be up for grabs.. Rudi looks bomb proof in New York, New Jersey, Connec. and Delaware... should really win California as well, though Illinois isn't as cut and dry as it appears at first glance..

As far as Giuliani is concerned, the traditional 2 (Iowa, NH) won't break his momentum heading into February.. given his base is rock solid (much more so than any of the other Republicans) I would tend to agree.. my thinking is that i might catch him a shade higher than his current price after the first 3 primaries...

<blockquote data-quote="trackside528" data-source="post: 2099585" data-attributes="member: 65311">Have actually laid Giuliani (for peanuts admittedly) with a view to backing him after the first primary states (Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina)..Given the strategy that he&#039;s pursuing, it won&#039;t matter a **** how he does in the traditional &quot;defining&quot; states of Iowa and NH, although he&#039;s in with a definite chance in South Carolina (especially given the endorsement of Robertson).. first must-win for Rudy isn&#039;t until Florida.. D-day doesn&#039;t come around until February 5, when more than 1,300 delegates will be up for grabs.. Rudi looks bomb proof in New York, New Jersey, Connec. and Delaware... should really win California as well, though Illinois isn&#039;t as cut and dry as it appears at first glance..As far as Giuliani is concerned, the traditional 2 (Iowa, NH) won&#039;t break his momentum heading into February.. given his base is rock solid (much more so than any of the other Republicans) I would tend to agree.. my thinking is that i might catch him a shade higher than his current price after the first 3 primaries...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trackside528, post: 2099585, member: 65311"] Have actually laid Giuliani (for peanuts admittedly) with a view to backing him after the first primary states (Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina).. Given the strategy that he's pursuing, it won't matter a **** how he does in the traditional "defining" states of Iowa and NH, although he's in with a definite chance in South Carolina (especially given the endorsement of Robertson).. first must-win for Rudy isn't until Florida.. D-day doesn't come around until February 5, when more than 1,300 delegates will be up for grabs.. Rudi looks bomb proof in New York, New Jersey, Connec. and Delaware... should really win California as well, though Illinois isn't as cut and dry as it appears at first glance.. As far as Giuliani is concerned, the traditional 2 (Iowa, NH) won't break his momentum heading into February.. given his base is rock solid (much more so than any of the other Republicans) I would tend to agree.. my thinking is that i might catch him a shade higher than his current price after the first 3 primaries... [/QUOTE]

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