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    "Rudy Giuliani was rebuked nationally during his run for President because Americans were able to see through his arrogance and intolerance ... He has returned to New York to campaign for Mike Bloomberg, using tired Republican tactics that were rejected by all Americans during last year's election cycle." Allies of Democratic mayoral nominee Bill Thompson have seized on Rudy Giuliani's dire warning about the city's safety being at stake in this race, as well as Mayor Bloomberg's subsequent Detroit reference, and are showing no signs of letting up. Full Article at New York Daily News
    Rudy Giuliani was rebuked nationally during his run for President because Americans were able to see through his arrogance and intolerance ... He has returned to New York to campaign for Mike Bloomberg, using tired Republican tactics that were rejected by all Americans during last year's election cycle.
    – Carl Heastie SOURCE: New York Daily News 1 month ago

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