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  • Giuliani stresses electability for 2012

    04/04/2011 10:39:35 AM PDT · by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid! · 73 replies
    gop12.thehill.com ^ | Monday, April 4, 2011 | thehill.com GOP12 Breaking News
    On a weekend trip to the University of Arkansas, Rudy Giuliani talked about the possibility of running for president again. "My concern about 2012 is -- because I'm a Republican -- to make sure that the Republican party fields a candidate that can win. And if I think that I can help by being a candidate, then that would probably persuade me to do it, but if I can help supporting another candidate, then I'd probably do that." And there's time to figure that out. The good thing about this election -- as opposed to four years ago --...
  • Giuliani Eyes Presidential Bid — If Palin Runs Too

    01/21/2011 4:39:53 PM PST · by pissant · 21 replies
    WSJ ^ | 1/21/11 | Dan Yadron
    Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said he is “more likely” to run for president in 2012 if former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin makes a bid, according to snippets from an interview to air on CNN Monday night released on Twitter. “The more Republicans in which I can show a contrast, probably the better chance, the better chance that I have,” Mr. Giuliani is quoted as saying on CNN host Piers Morgan’s Twitter account. “My one chance, if I have a chance, is that I’m considered a moderate.” The implication being that Ms. Palin, a tea party favorite, is not...
  • Giuliani and the Know Nothings (Immigration Barf Alert!)

    08/19/2007 8:50:09 AM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 40 replies · 1,101+ views
    The New York Sun ^ | August 17, 2007 | Ryan Sager
    What an election: The one-time mayor of Ellis Island, grandson of Italian immigrants, has to make nice with the modern-day Know Nothings if he wants a shot at his party's nomination for the presidency. Mayor Giuliani gets immigrants. He's lived their dreams. He's governed their city. He's won their hearts and their minds and their votes. But now he must walk a razor's edge between advocating sensible immigration reforms on one side and demonizing immigrants as criminals and invaders on the other. Having transgressed from conservative orthodoxy irreparably on one issue, abortion, Mr. Giuliani has been pursuing a strategy of...