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Rudolph Giuliani
Learn about Rudolph Giuliani and discuss Giuliani as a potential candidate in the 2008 US presidential election. Can Rudolph Giuliani win the ticket?
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How would Rudy's experience leading NY through 9/11 impact his presidency?
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He'll be too focused on the War on Terror, at the expense of other important issues like health care and the economy
He'll be too focused on the War on Terror, at the expense of other important issues like health care and the economy
Midway in the World Series last night, Fox's TV cameras lingered on top Yankee fan Rudolph Giuliani, seated in his customary box adjacent to the dugout (The cost? No man knows.) The ex-mayor's team was up by three runs, but...
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Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani listens to a speech by District Attorney Daniel Donovan at a fund-raiser in Manhattan in 2007. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani will be on Staten Island today to campaign with Borough President James...
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From blog.silive.com
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Having embarrassed Mayor Bloomberg sufficiently for one election, former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is running around endorsing other candidates. Today he backed two Staten Island Republican councilmembers facing reelection challenges: James Oddo, who's up against James Pocchia, and Vincent Ignizio, facing...
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From villagevoice.com
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Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani looks like he's having a great time lately, stumping for successor Michael Bloomberg's who-cares-about-term-limits third term. Just Sunday, Giuliani got a standing ovation from an audience of orthodox Jews in Brooklyn when he...
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From latimesblogs.latimes.com
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Filed under: Senate, Rudy Giuliani, Polls, Governors, Poll Watch, 2010 ElectionsFormer New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has picked up a few points among voters in New York for a 2010 race -- whether he runs against David Paterson or Andrew Cuomo for governor, or against Kirsten Gillibrand for the Senate, according to a Siena College poll conducted Oct. 14-18. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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