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Getting to know 'the real Rudy'
Posted by SJackson
On News/Activism 03/25/2007 8:11:52 AM CDT · 37 replies · 260+ views
Ocala.com ^ | 3-25-07 | DEROY MURDOCK
The same Beltway experts who declared Sen. John McCain of Arizona the GOP front-runner, even as he under-polled fellow presidential contender Rudolph Giuliani, now parrot equally dodgy concepts. When Republicans meet "the real Rudy," they will abandon New York's former mayor like cattle fleeing a burning barn. Then, the wobbly Washington wisdom continues, Giuliani's three marriages, and his less-than-solidly-right-wing views on gays, guns and gametes will torpedo his buoyant presidential hopes. These seers now detect unhappiness with the GOP aspirants. They cite a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll in which 26 percent of Republican primary voters were dissatisfied with...
Mort Zuckerman on Rudy Giuliani's political views (SHORT VIDEO)
Posted by pissant
On News/Activism 03/24/2007 2:39:19 PM CDT · 20 replies · 332+ views
Youtube ^ | April 2006 | Mort Zuckerman
Poll: Gingrich Receives Big Backing on Web (RINO Rudy drubbed on another net poll)
Posted by Ol' Sparky
On News/Activism 03/24/2007 12:16:40 PM CDT · 25 replies · 295+ views
NewsMax ^ | 3/24/07 | Staff
Gee, where ever conservatives congregate and vote online, they choose a conservative over RINO Rudy. That's been overwhelming true here, at Sean Hannity's website and, now, at NewsMax. It seems informed conservatives don't want a RINO as the GOP nominee.
3 TIMES A LADY; RUDY RUSHES TO JUDI'S DEFENSE (but did Judi come clean about children?)
Posted by Liz
On News/Activism 03/24/2007 8:43:54 AM CDT · 110 replies · 1,339+ views
NY POST ^ | March 24, 2007 | DAVID FINNIGAN, ERIC LENKOWITZ and TODD VENEZIA
<p>Rudy Giuliani said his wife, Judith, came clean as soon as they met about her secret first husband - and insisted that the revelation would not hurt his chances of becoming president.....The first lady-wannabe dropped the matrimonial bombshell this week, by revealing publicly for the first time in an interview with The Post that she had been married before meeting "America's mayor" not once, but twice. She wed her hitherto-unknown first husband Jeffery Scott Ross in a whirlwind Las Vegas ceremony in 1974. The couple divorced in 1979 - just a few months before she wed Bruce Nathan, with whom she had a daughter, Whitney.....The Giulianis have six marriages between them, including the former mayor's first marriage, to second cousin Regina Peruggi, in 1968 and his wedding to TV personality Donna Hanover, the mother of his two children, in 1984.</p>
McCain's Lead Narrows in Arizona (Rudy Guiliani Closes In On John McCain In Arizona)
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 5:49:52 PM CDT · 23 replies · 328+ views
Political Insider ^ | 3/23/07
Rudy Giuliani trails John McCain by only nine points in McCain's home state, according to the latest Behavior Research Center Rocky Mountain poll. John McCain leads in Arizona with 34%, followed by Giuliani with 25%, Romney with 11%, Gingrich with 5% and Hagel with 2%. In January, McCain led Giuliani, 40% to 13%. POLL CALL BE VIEWED HERE Rocky Mountain Poll
Romney Wins A South Carolina Straw Poll (Rudy Second McCain Third)
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 1:31:26 PM CDT · 31 replies · 304+ views
Hotline | 3/23/07
h3>March 23, 2007 Romney Wins A South Carolina Straw Poll This proves he's still popular with the young 'uns. Ex-MA Gov. Mitt Romney won the SC Colleagiate Republican Organization's straw poll yesterday. Ironically, the SCCRO's convention this year was keynoted by State Sen. John Courson, a major backer of Sen. John McCain's. No word on whether -- or how much -- Romney's campaign paid to move the vote here. Mitt Romney 53% Rudy Giuliani 19% John McCain 15%
Sen. McCain on Rudy Giuliani: 'He's Very Popular'
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 11:36:45 AM CDT · 45 replies · 342+ views
NewsMax ^ | 3/23/07
Arizona Sen. John McCain, running a distant second to fellow Republican Rudy Giuliani in recent New Jersey presidential polls, visited the Garden State on Thursday, stumping for money and hoping to advance his standing. McCain, who attended two fundraisers in Newark, acknowledged the rising popularity of Giuliani, his chief rival for the Republican nomination, and said his own poll numbers remained stagnant as Giuliani's soared. "It's understandable he's very popular," McCain said of the former New York City mayor. "I think we have a long way to go. I don't underestimate him or anybody else in this race." A Quinnipiac...
Rudy Memo: Strong And Growing
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 11:17:13 AM CDT · 73 replies · 708+ views
Hotline - National Journal ^ | 3/23/07
Rudy Memo: Strong And Growing Ex-NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani's directror of strategy sent top supporters a memo 3/22 crowing about a "notable" growth in support for Giuliani since he declared on 2/5. Before February, 5th, we were leading in major media polls by an average of 5-points. Since February, 5th our lead has grown to an average of nearly 20-points. Other key bullet points: Mayor Giuliani has a wider lead among social conservatives than he does among Republicans in general. Social conservatives already know who Rudy Giuliani is. In fact, more than 70% say they know “some or a lot”...
Sources: NY GOP Coming Around To Rudy
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 10:50:40 AM CDT · 63 replies · 375+ views
Newsday ^ | 3/23/07
WASHINGTON -- Rudolph Giuliani's drought in picking up New York Republican endorsements is coming to an end, as GOP state legislators plan to announce their support in coming weeks, two Republican sources said Thursday. Republicans backing a favorite son like Giuliani is hardly a surprise - except that Giuliani's campaign is anxious to secure early backing from statewide officials to counter notions he's unpopular at home. The Assembly Republican caucus took a vote on whether to back Giuliani and about 30 of its 41 members are on board, with a formal announcement expected soon, said the sources, who are both...
The Full Rudy: The Man, the Mayor, the Myth
Posted by Ultra Sonic 007
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 8:41:15 AM CDT · 130 replies · 921+ views
The Nation ^ | 05/30/2002 | Jack Newfield
Rudy Giuliani was a C-plus Mayor who has become an A-plus myth. Since the atrocity of 9/11, Giuliani has managed to merge himself with wounded New York until the man and the metropolis--and this almost religious event--seem to be one heroic blur. But in April 1999, in the sixth year of his term-limited mayoralty, Giuliani had only a 40 percent approval rating from the people he governed, who knew him best. A year later his divorce lawyer was savagely attacking his wife, Donna Hanover, while the Mayor was flaunting his mistress in public. He even brought his girlfriend into the...
RUDY JUDI'S BOMBSHELL; REVEALS THAT HE'S HER THIRD HUSBAND (Giuliani gag-a-thon)
Posted by Liz
On News/Activism 03/23/2007 6:27:00 AM CDT · 149 replies · 1,857+ views
NY POST ^ | March 23, 2007 | ANDREA PEYSER, MAGGIE HABERMAN with Dareh Gregorian and Clemente Lisi
Rudy Giuliani's wife made a shocking revelation that stunned even those close to the White House hopeful - he isn't her second husband, but her third. "....Rudy and I have both been married three times," Judith told The Post. It was the first time she has publicly disclosed the bombshell information. Several longtime Giuliani supporters said they had thought he was her second husband, and profiles about Judith Giuliani - who has revealed little about herself - have always referred to her as twice-married. Rudy Giuliani, 62, learned about his wife's first husband early in their relationship, she and her...
Glance at AP-Ipsos Polling (As I suspected! It's the chics giving Rudy the lead)
Posted by pissant
On News/Activism 03/22/2007 9:18:36 PM CDT · 142 replies · 1,306+ views
WTOPNews/AP ^ | 3/10/07 | staff
(AP) - Demographics and details from AP-Ipsos polling on the 2008 presidential race. The poll was conducted by Ipsos, an international polling firm: OVERALL: The most important qualities looked for in a presidential candidate are honesty and integrity; these were named by more than half of those in the AP-Ipsos poll. The leading Democratic candidate, according to Democrats and those who lean Democratic, is Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York at 38 percent followed by Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois at 21 percent, former Vice President Al Gore at 14 percent and former Sen. John Edwards at 10 percent....
Sean Hannity Has Sold Out Conservatives For a Leftist Named Rudy
Posted by wagglebee
On Bloggers & Personal 03/22/2007 6:21:50 PM CDT · 84 replies · 582+ views
Wagglebee | 3/22/07 | Wagglebee
Tonight on Hannity's radio show he gave an entire hour to Rudy Giuliani. This is at least the third time in recent weeks that he has pandered to this pro-abortion, pro-illegal alien, gun-grabbing liberal. In all of these segments on radio and TV, Hannity has never questioned Rudy's pathetic explanations for his liberalism. Hannity claims to be a conservative, but gets absolutely giddy over Rudy. I am beginning to wonder if Hannity's conservativism was just an act all along. Now and then Hannity will have short segments with Newt, but he has been doing that for years (and Newt is...
The Times' Nicholas Kristof—A Rudy Giuliani White House Adviser?
Posted by pissant
On News/Activism 03/22/2007 6:21:44 PM CDT · 8 replies · 125+ views
Village Voice ^ | 3/22/07 | Keach Hagley
Poor David Brooks. By all rights, the moment should have been his. It was last Wednesday night, the first big hometown fundraiser for Rudy Giuliani, and the Sheraton New York ballroom was resplendent in faux-folksy glory. A thousand Republicans had come to toast (and fund) the candidate whom the New York Times columnist has compared to Teddy Roosevelt, lauded as a "courage Poor David Brooks. By all rights, the moment should have been his. It was last Wednesday night, the first big hometown fundraiser for Rudy Giuliani, and the Sheraton New York ballroom was resplendent in faux-folksy glory. A thousand...
JOINRUDY2008 Rudy Campaign Website Has Been Revamped! (Check it Out!)
Posted by areafiftyone
On General/Chat 03/22/2007 11:56:05 AM CDT · 34 replies · 231+ views
JoinRudy2008 ^ | 3/22/07
Looking good! Much better than before! JoinRudy2008
Why Is Rudy Smiling?
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/22/2007 9:16:21 AM CDT · 142 replies · 1,313+ views
Time ^ | 3/22/07
Yes, the political rule book says a pro-choice former New York City mayor married to wife No. 3 cannot possibly win the Republican presidential nomination—not as long as the G.O.P. remains the preferred party of small towns and social conservatives. However, the political rule book has been stuffed into a shredder this year. Come summer of 2008, one or both parties will likely fire it from a confetti gun. A million fluttery pieces of conventional wisdom will swirl around a nominee or nominees once thought to be impossible: a woman, a black man, a guy in his 70s, a Mormon,...
former Maryland Governor Ehrlich To Endorse Rudy
Posted by areafiftyone
On News/Activism 03/22/2007 8:13:22 AM CDT · 21 replies · 180+ views
The Politico ^ | 3/22/07 | Jonathan Martin
Former Maryland Governor Robert Ehrlich will endorse Rudy Giuliani tomorrow, the same day that the former New York Mayor hosts a high-dollar fundraiser in Montgomery County. Ehrlich, who lost his re-election campaign last year, will serve as a regional chairman for Giuliani, according to informed sources. Like Giuliani, Ehrlich is moderate on social issues, but more conservative fiscally. Both clashed with Democrats while governing in overwhelmingly Democratic locales. The two also share a top financier in Dick Hug. A Ranger for Bush-Cheney '04, Hug was Ehrlich's top fundraiser in his successful 2002 gubernatorial run. Hug is now backing Giuliani's White...
Peccadilloes No Stranger to Rudy (Giuliani)
Posted by XR7
On News/Activism 03/21/2007 1:27:16 PM CDT · 18 replies · 319+ views
creators.com ^ | 3/21/07 | Froma Harrop
I'm hardly the first to note that the Republican Party — alleged keeper of family values — has as its two presidential favorites men with checkered marital careers. Indeed, the leader in the polls, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, holds the most dismal domestic record of any human being who has ever seriously run for president. Yet he remains immensely popular among social conservatives. Could it be that 95 percent of the culture war was just a pretense to impeach Bill Clinton and tar Democrats? One chuckles at a 2005 column by conservative David Brooks that holds up Giuliani,...
'STALLION' RUDY
Posted by veronica
On News/Activism 03/21/2007 8:08:05 AM CDT · 222 replies · 1,818+ views
NY Post ^ | March 21, 2007 | ZEV CHAFETS
March 21, 2007 -- RUDY Giuliani's supporters call him "America's Mayor." But he is something more: the first serious presidential candidate in history with a vowel at the end of his name. Oddly, so far in this year of ethnic- and gender-identity politics, Rudy's Italian-American heritage hasn't been much of an issue. Much more attention has gone to Hillary's "favorite daughter" campaign, Barack Obama's quest for African-American authenticity, Bill Richardson self-depiction as the first Hispanic candidate and the Mormon beliefs of Mitt Romney. Almost nobody has focused on Rudy as the Italian Stallion. Yet. "Italian-Americans aren't usually thought of as...
Giuliani not fit for the White House: poll (Go Rudy!!)
Posted by Cincinatus' Wife
On News/Activism 03/21/2007 7:04:50 AM CDT · 298 replies · 2,158+ views
New York Business ^ | March 21, 2007 | Kira Bindrim
A majority of respondents to a Crain's online poll agree with columnist Alair Townsend, who wrote in this week's issue that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani doesn't have the temperament to be an effective president. Ms. Townsend wrote that, while she had voted for the former mayor three times, she would not be casting a fourth vote for him, criticizing his "stick-in-your-eye" style. Ms. Townsend said that his strong personality would not translate well when it comes to dealing with international leaders and Congress. About 70% of the 784 respondents to the Crain's poll agree that Mr. Giuliani's...
