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Arizona Sen. John McCain took heat from rivals for backing citizenship for illegal immigrants. But the bill is now dead and McCain's campaign is struggling. Full Article at USA Today
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In spite of all the Rudy Giuliani buzz, Washington Republicans still don’t believe they have a candidate to take on New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, and you can believe they are not happy about it, considering Gillibrand’s latest poll numbers. Full Article at New York Daily News
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 16: Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani speaks to the media at the Molinari Republican Club dinner on November 16, 2009 in Staten Island, New York. View Photo »
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My instincts originally were, if you lose, you gotta go down fighting. You can't allow yourself to lose a primary. I think I should've fought Iowa harder. That was the beginning of becoming irrelevant
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Another mediocre/bad poll for New York Sen. Kirsten Gillbrand -- as Rudy Giuliani does his best Mario Cuomo '92 impersonation about running for the Senate. Full Article at The Politico
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Republican congressional hopeful Michael Grimm has joined Rudy Giuliani and others in slamming the Obama administration’s decision to try 9/11 terror suspects in New York federal court. Full Article at SILive.com
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In 1980, former Texas Governor John Connally spent $11 million—the equivalent of $29 million in today’s money—to run for the Republican presidential nomination. Full Article at New York Observer
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 16: Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani speaks to the media at the Molinari Republican Club dinner on November 16, 2009 in Staten Island, New York. View Photo »
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He also has made campaign contributions to candidates in both parties, including giving to President Barack Obama’s campaign after he had contributed to the presidential campaigns of Republicans Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney and John McCain, the GOP nominee who lost to Obama.
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Rankings change: As Rubio gains in the Republican primary and as Meek gains on Rubio in the general election, Florida moves ahead of North Carolina and Louisiana. Full Article at Open Left
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So Rudy Giuliani is apparently not running for governor and is dithering about whether to try for the Senate. We've lived through this melodrama before. Full Article at Huffington Post
About Rudy Giuliani
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Rudolph William Louis "Rudy" Giuliani (pronounced /ˈruːdi ˌdʒuːliːˈɑːni/; born May 28, 1944) is an American lawyer, businessman and politician from the state of New York who was Mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001. Full Article
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 12: (L-R) Chef Tom Colicchio, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani and editor of O Magazine Gayle King speak at the TIME's 2009 Person of the Year at the Time & Life Building on November 12, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 12: (L-R) Chef Tom Colicchio, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani and editor of O Magazine Gayle King speak at the TIME's 2009 Person of the Year at the Time & Life Building on November 12, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: (L-R) Former New York City Mayors David Dinkins, Ed Koch, and Rudolph Giuliani talk prior to the start of the New York Yankees World Series Victory Celebration at City Hall on November 6, 2009 in New York, New York.
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My instincts originally were, if you lose, you gotta go down fighting. You can't allow yourself to lose a primary. I think I should've fought Iowa harder. That was the beginning of becoming irrelevant
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He also has made campaign contributions to candidates in both parties, including giving to President Barack Obama’s campaign after he had contributed to the presidential campaigns of Republicans Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney and John McCain, the GOP nominee who lost to Obama.
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If President Barack Obama had concluded that military tribunals were impermissible ... I would have been in favor of it.
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Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani has decided not to run for governor next year - but will run for U.S. Senate instead, sources told the Daily News.
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I don’t think they are really dealing with this as a substantive legal matter, at least at the White House level, but as a purely political matter, the way they do during a political campaign
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We’re saddened – but not surprised – to see the Republican National Committee and Rudy Giuliani once again rooting for failure – this time for the failure of this country’s law enforcement officers and its judicial system – and yet again choosing their best political interests over that of the American ...
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One of the best things the Bush Administration did was put us on offense. Putting us back on defense puts us in a very vulnerable position, not just in New York, but nationally ... New York City is a prime target of terrorists, unfortunately, we know that for reasons we can't control, otherwise we'd hav...
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Bush was joined at the seminar by former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell and motivational speaker Zig Ziglar.
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regarded as a foreign invasion of our city ... It was plotted overseases...it was carried out by foreigners. It was tantamount to a foreign attack on the United States. It was clearly an act of war.
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year, The Post has learned… Insiders said Cuomo, while convinced he would win, wants to avoid a costly and exhausting campaign against Giuliani, who polls show is popular in the suburbs and upstate but not in New York Ci...
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I'm troubled by the symbolism of it, also. It seems to me that the Obama administration is getting away from the fact that we're at war with these terrorists
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year ... The confidential message, conveyed through intermediaries, was delivered to Giuliani recently and is expected to play a central role in the former mayor’s impending decision on whether to run as the Republican c...
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He has delayed inordinately in making this decision about the war strategy in Afghanistan
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Mayor Bloomberg benefits from one of the worst periods of our history. I'm not talking about 9/11. I'm talking about Rudy Giuliani as mayor ... Whoever came after him was such a sigh of relief, you really didn’t truly examine the person on their own merits.
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What the Obama administration is telling us loud and clear is that both in substance and reality the war on terror from their point of view is over
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It is unfortunate that ... the mayor and Rudy Giuliani have resorted to the politics of division, to the politics of fear
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It's the more appropriate choice (tribunals) with regard to a recognition that we are at war with Islamic terrorists, something the Obama administration refuses to say
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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.
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Now that (Republican) Dede Scozzafava has decided to suspend her campaign, voting for Doug is the only way we can stop Nancy Pelosi from gaining one more liberal vote for higher taxes, higher federal deficits, and government-run health care
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Mayor Bloomberg, early on, was unhappy when his predecessor, Rudy Giuliani, was scraping around trying to stay on after 9-11, and yet now when his two terms are about to expire he decides of the 8 million other residents of the city of New York no one else is possibly able to undertake the job given the...
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Mario (Catalano, the Ulster County Republican chairman) talked me into it ... He’s a great persuader. I enjoy doing it, and I knew the Yankees wouldn’t be playing.
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Nick Scoppetta has always been a person that you can turn to in a crisis ... When the city's child welfare system was in systemic failure, Mayor Rudy Giuliani turned to him to fix it. And when the FDNY needed someone to oversee its recovery after 9/11, I couldn't think of anyone more qualified for the j...
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Meg's disciplined focus on creating jobs, cutting wasteful spending and improving education is the right course for California ... I also believe that Meg Whitman can help reenergize the grassroots of the Republican Party.
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As you've no doubt heard, the Republican National Committee is targeting my seat heavily and trying its best to recruit their strongest candidates -- George Pataki or Rudy Giuliani -- to challenge me for this seat. Their political calculations will be affected by the support I show this quarter.
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Meg's disciplined focus on creating jobs, cutting wasteful spending and improving education is the right course for California ... I also believe that Meg Whitman can help reenergize the grassroots of the Republican Party.
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