"It really is Rudy v. Fred now. One of the few polling companies that
I truly respect and pay a lot of attention to is Mason-Dixon. When last they
polled South Carolina, and this was back in June, they had undeclared Fred at
25% and Rudy at 21%."
Of course the hard right doesn't want either one of them to be president. The right is at the same point that the left was at in 2000. Having gotten their side in power for eight years, and not having achieved the goals that they had dreamed of. Bush has been in power for eight years, and he has not put through many of the goals that the conservative base wanted. This is good news for the Democrats, because the base was uninspired in 2000 for the Democrats, they didn't come out to vote for Gore a nominee that they didn't like. I think the right is going to have the same problem, their voters are not going to come out to vote for a leader that they don't like. After eight years of having one of their own in office that disappointed them.
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