Peter Brown of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute thinks it’s good news for McCain. Reliapundit thinks no… it’s good news for Giuliani. I hope the Relia is right.
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thanks for the link, rog’!
rudy is not my first choice, but we could do lots worse. and i feel he’s better than mccain on the gwot- which is issue #1 for me.
i do agree with the quinnipiac prof that the key here is if this contest really predicts how the x21/centrist/independent/pragmacrats will vote.
one major factor i didn’t mention in my post is this: joe is very well known and liked in CT. he has served there in statewide posts for three decades.
this may not translate on a national level for anyone. yet.
I dunno about either of those things, but it’s bad news for Kos. Yet another triumph of his political influence!