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"I voted for Giuliani at 10:00 AM this morning in the New Hampshire Republican primary. I know I said yesterday I was in a quandary, but I really did have an epiphany, albeit one that came after a lot of research and reading and thinking. I&amp;#x27;m not sure why I was so hung up on this decision. Rudy and I are political soul mates. He&amp;#x27;s conservative on the issues that matter to me: terrorism, taxes, and other fiscal policies. At the same time, he&amp;#x27;s not suffocating in his views of social issues that really ought to be determined by state governments anyway. Like a good libertarian, Rudy has consistently assured voters that gay marriage should be left to the states to either allow or outlaw. It&amp;#x27;s no place for the federal government, he says, and I agree. Best of all, Rudy doesn&amp;#x27;t suffer from the nightmare that is political flip-flopping syndrome. What he may or may not have said on one occasion 7 years ago never comes into question because he is perfectly consistent. His opponents are aware of this, it seems, and he consequently breezes through debates unscathed. I guess sticking to your guns pays off, especially considering the deepening hole which Romney is digging for himself with his stances, or lack thereof, on various issues. I think I just had a bit of a financial pages junkie crush on him after reading so much about his private equity firm successes. Over it! My vote for Rudy may not mean anything. His absence from the New Hampshire campaign trail leaves him with little chance to pull off a win here. Nonetheless, I think a strong showing in this state would serve as an indicator of his strength. In the end, I couldn&amp;#x27;t be happier with my vote. I think we make a great couple."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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