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In an apparent attempt to appease (or mislead) [[conservatives]], Giuliani picked [[libertarians]] (Ted Olson and Miguel Estrada) and an executive (Larry Thompson), all likely to be pro-choice, to head his panel for nominating judges.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289367,00.html</ref>  Olson opposed [[conservative]] [[John Roberts]] in 1982 on limiting jurisdiction,<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/27/roberts.documents/index.html</ref> and Estrada applied RICO against abortion protesters and forced open the airwaves to profanity.  The [[neoconservative]] (socially [[liberal]]) [http://powerlineblog.com/archives/018248.php Power Line blog] declared without basis, "It would be hard to come up with a group of lawyers and judges that would be more reassuring to conservatives in this regard."

In an apparent attempt to appease (or mislead) [[conservatives]], Giuliani picked [[libertarians]] (Ted Olson and Miguel Estrada) and an executive (Larry Thompson), all likely to be pro-choice, to head his panel for nominating judges.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289367,00.html</ref>  Olson opposed [[conservative]] [[John Roberts]] in 1982 on limiting jurisdiction,<ref>http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/27/roberts.documents/index.html</ref> and Estrada applied RICO against abortion protesters and forced open the airwaves to profanity.  The [[neoconservative]] (socially [[liberal]]) [http://powerlineblog.com/archives/018248.php Power Line blog] declared without basis, "It would be hard to come up with a group of lawyers and judges that would be more reassuring to conservatives in this regard."

He left the race after loosing in Florida to Senator [[John McCain]] of [[Arizona]] and [[Mitt Romney]] of [[Massachusetts]].  This was a critical defeat, because Giuliani had depended on winning Florida to be launched into the lead on Super Tuesday.  However, he lost momentum by losing near to last in almost all of the other early primaries.  He endorsed John McCain after he withdrew from the campaign.

He left the race after losing in Florida to Senator [[John McCain]] of [[Arizona]] and [[Mitt Romney]] of [[Massachusetts]].  This was a critical defeat, because Giuliani had depended on winning Florida to be launched into the lead on Super Tuesday.  However, he lost momentum by losing near to last in almost all of the other early primaries.  He endorsed John McCain after he withdrew from the campaign.

==Endorsements for the 2008 Presidential Election==

==Endorsements for the 2008 Presidential Election==