You did read the last paragraph of my post, right ?

You know when I might change my mind about Giuliani ?

When I hear him speak out against FBI agents who lie to Federal Judges to obtain surveillance warrants, and lie to telecommunications providers when sending out “national security” letters.

When I hear him condemn President Bush’s use of so-called “signing statements” which purport to assert the right of the President to use a law as he sees fit regardless of what Congress or the Courts might say.

When I hear him admit he made a mistake when he overzealously prosecuted Bess Meyerson and Michael Milken.

When I hear him speak out against the Federal Governments trampling of the authority of the states on issues like medical marijuana.

Maybe then I’ll start thinking he means what he says.

You’re aware that there’s more to Libertarianism than fiscal conservatism, right?

You could make up for it with perhaps a headling story apologizing to us Libertarians for Giuliani. We might forgive you after that.

BTW, you’ve missed other key endorsements.

In the last few days two major libertarian Republicans have come on board the Rudy Train.

Cong. Ed Royce, a longtime friend of the Republican Liberty Caucus, endorsed Giuliani last weekend and even hosted a fundraiser for him in Orange County. Royce is familiar to libertarian activists, for his Top Aide for the last couple decades has been OC Libertarian stalwart Jon Fleischman.

Then just yesterday the news broke that another libertarian Republican Michigan State Rep. Jack Brandenburg was switching from Romney to Giuliani. It even made the Washington Post. They called it a “whammy” of a political development.

Brandenburg is a close political ally of libertarian Republican hero fmr. State Rep. Leon Drolet. He’s also closely aligned with the Libertarian Party of Michigan. (Ironically, his hometown of St. Clair Shores is one of the towns that has an elected Libertarian Party City Councilwoman.)

We had Jack on last night on “Libertarian Politics Live.” You can listen to the interview at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/libertarian