So, as long as America can be defined as successful and, as far as I can gleen from Rudy, that includes bombing the middle east back to the stone age, continued torturing of suspected terrorists or anyone unfortunate enough to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and exploiting 911 as a personal triumph regardless of the fact that he lies through his teeth about the part he played in the aftermath (this is the extent of his platform) it's OK if our elected or appointed officials inhabit a world of nepotism, organized crime, embezzelment, tax evasion and other nefarious and criminal activities.
It kind of blows you away really... this is a man of questionable, if not inflated, talents running for president, and willing, with apparently no cost to his campaign politically, to defend a crook like Kerik.
What does this say about Rudy's character? What does it say about the kind of presidency the country would be in store for if Rudy were elected.
We already have a president who's knowledge and respect for the rule of law, however much he masks it behind insincere and mostly mendacious platitudes, is tantamount to unconstitutional as far as a sitting president vested with protecting the rights of Americans and Americas historic birthright could be defined.
And now, we have Rudy, dissembling to protect a man so tainted with the stench of scandal it's practically farcical and for what? To protect the only legacy Rudy has, his own fantasy of what a popular and successful 'mayor' he was.
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