These people want to convert us or kill us.

That is wholly UN-libertarian.

And Bush has been entirely wimpy and politically correct in fighting this War on Islamo-Fascism. Time we start cracking some heads!!!

Unless our tax system is illegitimate, then tax evasion is a crime. If a person, such as Giuliani, intends to enforce the government’s tax code and run a government funded by mandatory taxes, then it would be hypocritical for him (or anyone vigorously championing his presidential ambitions) to excuse his associates who undermine the tax code.

Also, you seem to have missed this charge: “conspiracy to commit wiretapping”.

So, watching Knapp try to use the Corruption angle is amusing, but important.

Proof positive that Giuliani leans so far libertarian, that it’s getting harder and harder for Radical Libertarians to attack him.

I’m pleased.

Ego dico Lingua Latina. Cogito ergo sum. Tua comprehende?

The real fireworks start when Giuliani’s opponents begin turning over the rocks and exposing the complete corruption of Giuliani himself — going back all the way to his political start as a prosecutor, but especially his gravy-train “consulting” business since 9/11. This con man has turned over tens, if not hundreds, of millions of dollars in graft — most of it in the form of taxpayer money — in the last five years alone.

Giuliani’s had far more than his 15 minutes. He’ll go down, hard, when his opponents judge that it’s time to take him down … and John Gotti’s old cell awaits after that.

Not necessarily. You frequently post comments in this blog. Thus, a commenter.

You’d think libertarians would come to Kerik’s defense.

Oops, I plum forgot. He’s a Republican. Can’t be defending any Republicans for tax evasion now can we?

Eric Dondero, “Self-Proclaimed”
Neo-Libertarian Leader