Posted on 12/31/2007 3:16:44 AM PST by Liz
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa - Giuliani's support here has plummeted into single digits....according to new surveys released yesterday. A Reuters poll shows the ex-mayor capturing just 8% of the vote - tied for fourth place with Thompson and Ron Paul. An MSNBC poll shows Giuliani tied with Paul for fifth place with a measly 5% of the vote - near the bottom of the pack. "Where has he been? He stopped showing up," said conservative activist Jamie Johnson, who runs a radio station. Giuliani did not air a single TV ad in Iowa, and his 15 trips here were far fewer than front-runners Romney and Huckabee.
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>> and love for law and order. <<
No, that’s the OTHER guy. Zheesh.
(Rudy’s the drag queen from SNL.)
He hasn't? Which history book are you reading?
GIULIANI'S PRIMARY GOAL: FLORIDA; [EXCERPT]
St. Petersburg Times. May 22, 2007. pg. 1.AThe state, and its new early vote, will be central to his campaign strategy.
Get ready to see a lot of Rudy Giuliani in Florida.
As Gov. Charlie Crist on Monday signed a bill making Florida one of the earliest presidential primary states, Giuliani was already gearing up to take full advantage. The former New York City mayor for weeks has been beefing up his Florida campaign team, having decided to make the Sunshine State a pivotal part of his strategy for winning the Republican presidential nomination.
In a compressed nominating schedule where some 20 states, including giants like New York and California, will vote on Feb. 5, the idea is that earlier elections in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina may not be quite so all-important. Momentum from Florida's Jan. 29 primary could slingshot a candidate to success a week later when most of the delegates are awarded.
"It's the No. 1 target," Attorney General Bill McCollum, chairman of Giuliani's Florida campaign, said of the Sunshine State.
"He needs to win Florida to have the momentum going into Super Tuesday on the fifth. The other candidates probably feel the same way, but I believe he will put more emphasis on Florida than they will," McCollum said. "He sees the big states, Texas, California, New York and Florida, as the key to the campaign."
Which explains the recent flurry of hiring and interviewing of political operatives by the Giuliani campaign in Florida. In addition to field organizers in central and northeast Florida, he hired former McCollum strategist Paul Seago as his executive director for Florida and Orlando-area operative Kathryn Staczek as his state director of field operations. More staffers are expected to be named soon.
Giuliani campaign manager Mike DuHaime said any campaign could win the nomination if it fails to win the other early elections in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
"We're going to play very hard in all the early states, but Florida is no doubt the place where we're strongest," DuHaime said. "It's the biggest state that is now pre-Feb. 5 so it makes it tremendously important."
Actually, it's fiction. Rudy most certainly has concentrated on Florida.
As much as I can stand Ron Paul...it would be hilarious to see Paul beat Rudy in Iowa!!!!
Thanks, upchuck.
Fred for anything.
I think that is wrong. Rudy wants the Huckster to take Mitt out so he (Rudy) can win in the South and New England. Rudy knows he cannot take Mitt head on in the heartland.
And there are stories in the news this am saying Bloomers is ready to jump into the race.
LOL----that WOULD be mortifying for the mayor.
Methinks Rudy goes back to the heartland--not to win, b/c he can't-----but so he won't rank behind ol' Ron when the votes are counted.
Oh yeah-—Bloomberg’s been planning his move awhile now.
It would be fun just to watch the Rudy-apologists squirm while explaining that one!....lol
>>>Actually, it’s fiction. Rudy most certainly has concentrated on Florida
That’s not fiction, that’s a typo. The story was about Iowa, which Rudy has skipped so he COULD concentrate on Fla and such states. I understood what he meant. Let he or she without typos cast the first sone.
OTOH, Giuliani told conservatives to take a hike, and had the gall to insult gun-owners with his cell phone stunt at the NRA.
From the get go, Giuliani rubbed conservatives' noses in his gun-grabbing, gay-loving, abortion-worshipping agenda.
When Giuliani ran for Mayor the NY Conservative Party would have endorsed Giuliani ---all he had to do was come out against infanticide (partial birth abortion)----the creep could not even do that and prefered to run on the Liberal ticket.
N-i-c-e catch.
Thanks for a great contribution to the thread.
Your research-—as always-—is impeccable.
REAR VIEW: The trillion dollar Iraq debacle-——before Bush’s surge finally saved it.
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Despite a decade of gay life, in 1938 Hay married the late Anita Platky, also a Communist Party member. The couple were stalwarts of the Los Angeles Left.
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Liz,
We’ve been saying this all along, haven’t we?
Rudy cannot win.
Even still, 8% remain asleep. His polling needs to be around the margin of error - a perfect descript for Rudy.
Regards...
"Most of Clinton's policies are the same as mine".
So... do we really need a Billy Jeff lite (cough) 'republican' in the WH? Yeah, like when pigs fly.
And if Rooty was the GOP nominee did steal the GOP nomination to run against The Beast, it would be like Hill running against Bill -- just what this country needs, NOT!
And speaking of Billy Jeff & Rooty, here's the REALLY sick part; at least Billy Jeff DIDN'T use taxpayer money for 24/7 protection and police taxi service for his Bimbos. Annnnnd he didn't pick up his wife in a a bar. (there's a name for women like that, it starts with a 'w'.)
Geez, how disgusting is that when Billy Jeff can claim the moral high ground.
But that was kind of obvious, wasn't it.
It will be funnier watching Ron Paul beating Fred in NH!
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