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George Allen is leading the field with 42% net positives, but Guiliani is surprisingly strong with 28% net positives. John McCain has a big net negative score, on the other hand. So Guiliani's strong showing can't simply be explained away as a case of the Internet being more libertarian or liberal on social issues than the greater GOP base. There's certainly truth in that, but one would expect that, if this were just a case of more liberal Interent GOP users voting, McCain would be doing somewhat better.