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To: Blessed

Rudy Giuliani's Curiculum Vitae:

U.S. Attorney for the Manhattan District.

Elected Mayor of New York

Refused to support Republican candidates for Governor of New Jersey and of New York, and actively supported a Democrat for Governor of one of those states.

Cleaned up Times Square, eliminated Squidgee Boys.

Believes in National Gun Registration and a national test for owning a firearm.

While Mayor of New York, continued policies of his Democrat predecessors in fobridding New York Police from cooperating with INS when illegal aliens were arrrested.

Supported gay rights and appeared dressed in drag at a homosexual event.

Beat up on street vendors who sold knishes and pretzels to appease New York City restraunteurs who claimed they were losing business to them and, in the process, made life a lot harder for the common folks of the city who had a harder time getting a cheap lunch.

Declared ferrets to be a "wild animal" and thus, unsuitable as pets in New York, all evidence to the contrary.

Was saved from being one of the least popular mayors of the city, mainly due to his arrogant and abrasive manner, by the 9-1-1 attack.

Now considers himself a front-runner for President on the Republican ticket.

If you like John McCain, you'll love Rudy Giuliani.


73 posted on 04/19/2006 9:55:38 AM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis, Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts, and guns made America great.)
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To: ZULU
one of the least popular mayors of the city, mainly due to his arrogant and abrasive manner

there are a lot of us who consider this a plus. Wash DC is no place for shrinking violets.

86 posted on 04/19/2006 11:01:01 AM PDT by staytrue
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