« Don't You Think Rudy Giuliani's Ad Team Has Banked This Headline? | Main | It's Official: SEIU Won't Endorse »

Giuliani Will Attend Family Research Council's Washington Briefing After All

08 Oct 2007 04:07 pm

The Family Research Council announced that ex-NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani has agreed to attend its Washington Briefing event later this month.

Giuliani will speak for 20 minutes on October 20.

The FRC's president is Tony Perkins, who does not want Giuliani to win the Republican nomination and has said so, many times, in public.

The FRC event will also honor James Dobson's contributions to the social conservative movement.

Giuliani was the last major Republican candidate to send in his RSVP.

:: Comments (6) ::

Share This

Comments (6)

It may be kinda hard to claim you're a social conservative when you support abortion and praise eugenicists at NARAL awards dinners.

http://www.newyorkforhuckabee.blogspot.com

Posted by Peter | October 4, 2007 10:53 AM

So, does this leave Freddie K-Street as the only top GOPer who refuses to dance to the religious right's tune?

Posted by UncommonSense | October 8, 2007 4:39 PM

Romney and Giuliani are both seeing their moderate past come back to haunt them, with many many stories coming out in the past week.

Posted by Daniel | October 8, 2007 5:34 PM

Is Guiliani going to be introduced to the meet by his first wife WHO IS ALSO his COUSIN? Fun to watch a guy who banged his cousin and also mistresses while he was still married talking at Family Research Council about family values.

Posted by GOPCommonSense | October 9, 2007 7:23 AM

Guiliani will introduce his republic buddies Larry Craig, David Vitter, the GOP White House Gay prostitute Ganon, Mark Foley to the Family Research Council.

Posted by am | October 9, 2007 7:25 AM

Pastor Chuck Baldwin had an interesting column last week http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2007/cbarchive_20071005.html

In it he said "a Hillary Clinton administration would be no worse than a Rudy Giuliani administration. In some ways, it might not be as bad. At least, with a Democrat in the White House, conservatives might try to act like conservatives and muster the energy to actually oppose some of her liberal proposals."

Posted by Bjorn | October 9, 2007 10:15 AM