Well, some of them are. McCain is still supporting the war and the hunt for Osama, regardless of what anyone thinks. He's still questioning the patriotism of those who support an end to the war, specifically House and Senate members backing the first, and now, the second bill limiting Bush's war chest.
Guiliani is still riding 9/11 into the dirt, talking tough on terrorism and trying to sound like a younger, softer, less cowboy, more Navy village person version of Bush.
As for Romney, he's a Mormon who likes L. Ron Hubbard writings, toes the party line with most major ideas (abortion, same-sex marriage, etc), but has been working towards flip-flop status with his changed opinions on abortion and domestic partner's rights.
It's like choosing between Cheney, Bush-Lite and a younger-looking John Kerry who's all about the wrong things.
The GOP infighting is going to be purely wonderful over the next several months, as McCain rails against GOP hopefuls who support abortion, Guiliani says he's personally against it but it should be everyone's right to choose, and Romney is dangling on both sides of the fence.
Throw in the balance of religion, opinions on the war, opinions on immigration, employment and education processes....you've got a very diverse GOP for at least a few more months.
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