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On the day that changed everything, September 11, 2001, then New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani seized the moment and guided that most unmanageable of all municipalities through its unsurpassed dark day. When the mayor reached the point of exhaustion in the early hours of Wednesday, September 12, he went home and revisited a book hed been reading the previous few nights. (Townhall.com)
The Ultimate Vanity Veep Jun 20, 2008
When the towers fell, he was treading water in an expensive, quixotic campaign to succeed Rudolph Giuliani. A lifetime Democrat who switched his registration to Republican in order to run in a less crowded primary, his pitch was simple: A spectacularly rich guy cannot be bought. (CBS News)
Speak English, Stupid Computer! Jun 20, 2008
Now for a slightly tougher question: "" The search engine returns this sentence at the top of its results: "In late 1993, David Dinkins was defeated by Rudolph Giuliani in his bid for reelection." ImpressivePowerset scores points for understanding the passive voice in the original phrase and recognizing it as an appropriate response to my active sentence. By contrast, a Google search for that specific query"Who did Rudy Giuliani defeat"returns nothing very useful. (Slate)
McCain's $2M date with Chicago funders Jun 18, 2008
and former gubernatorial hopeful Ronald J. Gidwitz, an event vice-chairman, had endorsed former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. Among other vice-chairs of the finance event are racetrack scion ; attorney and former deputy United Nations Ambassador Richard Williamson; White Sox and Bulls owner ; hedge fund maven Ken Griffin; construction executive James Kenny, and former LaSalle Bank Chairman. (Crain's Chicago Business)
Giuliani throws out ceremonial first pitch Jun 14, 2008
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani laughs with Mark Loretta after throwing out the ceremonial first pitch before Friday's game ... HOUSTON -- Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has been a Yankees fans for most of his 64 years, so anytime he can attend a Yankees game, he's thrilled. (MLB.com -- Houston Astros)
MADDOCKS: McCain cuts ties to himself after he is told of his efforts to win over evangelicals Jun 13, 2008
McCain called on Barack Obama, his Democratic rival for president, to immediately repudiate the McCain running for president and welcomed all the former presidential contenders, including Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Rudolph Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, and even Chuck Norris and the Rev. Jeremiah Wright to join in on the denunciation of the "soulless McCain.". "If we all pile on, who knows what we can accomplish? Maybe we can breathe new life into McCain, although I wouldn t... (Framingham TAB, MA)
For Clinton, millions in campaign debt and limited options Jun 10, 2008
Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani of New York, for instance, ended his campaign for the Republican nomination also owing numerous vendors, but his total debt was $3. 6 million, including $500,000 he lent the race. (International Herald Tribune)
Do Clinton's coattails disappear with her exit? Jun 7, 2008
Hillary Rodham Clinton squaring off against former Republican New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. For the first time in recent New York, so reliably Democratic that presidential candidates from both parties all but ignore the state, would be in the spotlight as the wellspring of White House hopefuls. (Albany Times Union)
New Study Shows Clinton Edge in N.Y. Fundraising Jun 7, 2008
McCain had raised $641,000 by the end of April, which was substantially less than the $1 million raised by former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who, like Clinton, enjoyed a home-court advantage. Giuliani bowed out of the Republican contest following the Florida primary on Jan. 29. (Law.com)
Obama, the candidate for status quo Jun 6, 2008
Some polls show a close race, but if polling on distant events were to be trusted, the presumptive candidates today would be Hillary Clinton and Rudolph Giuliani. For much recited reasons, this looks to be a decisively Democratic year, and Obama has destiny written all over him unless, maybe, voters decide they really do want the change he has promised. (Scripps Howard News Wire)
CBD: Divorce ends in slammer May 30, 2008
Welcome to The Sydney Morning Herald. Skip directly to: Search Box, , , Text Version. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Trash and Politics Italian Style May 23, 2008
If he can clean that up and take down the Camorra, he will deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Rudolph Giuliani. Share. (Townhall.com)
Don't re-kindle lost first love! May 14, 2008
After being dumped by her husband Rudolph Giuliani, now running for president, she found another love, rekindling an adolescent romance after 30 years. She says she felt "an immediate chemistry between us, just as there had been when we were kids.". (iAfrica.com)
Fossella faces calls for his resignation May 10, 2008
Political consultant Mike Paul, a former aide to Republicans including former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, said the pressure will be intense on Fossella to make some sort of decision by Monday. "This weekend for him is a lot of soul-searching," said Paul. (AL.com)
Giuliani to Advise Campaign of Ukrainian Mayoral... May 8, 2008
May 7: Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani gestures as he talks to the press along with Vitali Klitschko. NEW YORK Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is offering his expertise to a candidate for mayor of Kiev, Ukraine. (Fox News)
N.Y. Congressman Apologizes for DUI Arrest May 3, 2008
Political consultant Mike Paul, who has served as an aide to Republicans including former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, said Fossella has already taken the right first step by not waiting to speak publicly. (Fox News)
Opinion: For candidates, does sports knowledge matter? May 2, 2008
Like when one-time putative Republican front-runner Rudolph Giuliani, famously a Yankees fan, said he would root for the Boston Red Sox in the 2007 World Series. That is, the team that is Yankees fans' sworn enemy, but is cheered on by New Hampshire, site of the first presidential primary. (MSNBC -- Sports)
GOP voter discontent allows new entrants for '08 May 2, 2008
When asked, Republican voters have told pollsters lately that former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is their top pick for the nomination, but many have also shown a lack of awareness of Mr. Giuliani's issue positions in particular his support of abortion rights, gay rights, and gun control. Supporters of Sen. (Yahoo News -- Presidential Election 2000)
The Reverend and the Cardinal May 2, 2008
"I had an understanding with Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, when I became archbishop of New York and he was serving as mayor of New York, that he was not to receive the Eucharist because of his well-known support of abortion. I deeply regret that Mr. Giuliani received the Eucharist during the papal visit here in New York, and I will be seeking a meeting with him to insist that he abide by our understanding." ... "I had an understanding with Mr. Rudolph Giuliani, when I became archbishop of New York and... (Townhall.com)
'Junk bond king' deflects blame for credit crisis May 2, 2008 Many top hedge fund managers back Obama Apr 23, 2008 On eve of crucial primary, Clinton ad invokes Bin Laden Apr 22, 2008 7 days 7 questions Apr 19, 2008 Post the First Comment Apr 19, 2008 MIKE & TERM LIMITS Apr 15, 2008 Jesus orgy drawing ignites furor in Austria Apr 13, 2008 MCCAIN FUNDRAISING LAGS; FAILS TO RECRUIT BIG-MONEY SUPPORTERS OF BUSH/CHENEY... Mar 31, 2008 Poll finds that Americans are more ready for woman president (1) Mar 31, 2008 Time to Bury a Dangerous Legacy Part I Mar 25, 2008 'Frontline' looks at 'Bush's War' Mar 24, 2008 Why Spitzer was Bushwhacked Mar 20, 2008 Prostitution: Zero tolerance for johns Mar 20, 2008 New Yorker: The falling of Eliot Spitzer Mar 18, 2008 Club member in good standing Mar 17, 2008 Regional Primaries- A Better Way to Nominate Candidates Mar 15, 2008 New Flushing Meadows pool opens Mar 7, 2008 NBCs Medium Casts Arizona Senator and Ex-POW as Murderer, Cannibal Mar 5, 2008 Clinton Stays Alive With Texas, Ohio Wins Mar 5, 2008 Ding-dong, the witch is... no, wait ... Feb 27, 2008 Fair Harvard? Hardly. Martin Sandbags Comcast Feb 26, 2008 Residents voting with checkbooks on presidential candidatesPosted 12 hours, 47 minutes ago. Feb 24, 2008 Chefs in New York ask, What recession? Feb 23, 2008 Massachusetts governor defends Obama from plagiarism charge Feb 20, 2008 At this party, politesse is sent packing Feb 18, 2008 Candidates: Life on the stump is a grind Feb 16, 2008 Presidential fundraising: 2003 x 2 Feb 16, 2008 9/11 trial's focus to suit Bush Feb 12, 2008 Parish voters to hit polls for Presidential Preference Primary Feb 9, 2008 Ragusa, Republicans pin hopes on McCain in '08 Feb 8, 2008 Ga.: Senate passes immigration measures Feb 8, 2008 The joke is on the pundits Feb 8, 2008 This campaign has been a political analyst's nightmare. It's like they took the textbook and threw it out the window." Feb 8, 2008 McCain, the right wing's bte noire Feb 7, 2008 Which Presidential Candidate Is Lapping Up the Most Lobbyist Lucre? Feb 7, 2008 Local ‘Super Tuesday’ results Feb 7, 2008 McCain Takes Super Tuesday Feb 6, 2008 Corporate money Feb 6, 2008 Huckabee Rises Feb 6, 2008 For Super Tuesday, McCain's edge is substantial Feb 5, 2008 Campaigns' Cash Flow Feb 5, 2008 NY: Clinton's Home-Field Advantage Feb 5, 2008 Thirteen/WNET New York, the Coca-Cola Company and Johnson & Johnson Extend National Reach of PBS's African American Lives 2 with Initiatives and Events Celebrating African-American Heritage Feb 5, 2008 SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE CONSOLIDATED BUDGET Feb 4, 2008 Weehawken students prep for primariesSpecial caucus for candidates Feb 3, 2008 GOP voter discontent allows new entrants for '08 Feb 3, 2008 LOCAL STATE NATION WORLD Feb 3, 2008 EA adds 6-5A title to list of milestones Feb 3, 2008 State gears up for its time in the sun'Super Duper Tuesday' primary Feb. 5 will yield delegates to national convention Feb 3, 2008 Giuliani no show in East Peoria Feb 2, 2008 Rep. leaders in Illinois see McCain as favorite Feb 2, 2008 TIM WILDMON: Evangelicals divided on best choice in the presidential race Feb 2, 2008 McCain's task: Win over GOP base in Florida primary Feb 2, 2008 Clinton or Obama? Question divides Orlando-area black voters Feb 2, 2008 Sentinel poll: Romney and Clinton lead Florida Feb 2, 2008 Giuliani visit still uncertain Feb 1, 2008 'clinton country' '08 Feb 1, 2008 How early voting may swing Super Tuesday results Feb 1, 2008 AMY GOODMAN: Civilization -- an idea whose time has come Feb 1, 2008 Super Tuesday is too much Tuesday Feb 1, 2008 McCain had to get life insurance before bank agreed to credit line Feb 1, 2008 Ground broken on Gonzales cancer treatment facility Feb 1, 2008 McCain collects another key endorsement - Schwarzenegger in California Feb 1, 2008 Kennedys, Governator: Endorsement Edge? Feb 1, 2008 Obama, Clinton exchange jabs as Arnie backs McCain Feb 1, 2008
His former nemesis, Rudolph Giuliani, the man who prosecuted him, is now singing his praises (Giuliani, the U.S. attorney who went on to be mayor of New York and to run for president, is another prostate cancer survivor). But Milken is still dogged by questions about his legacy in the financial markets, especially now, given the role that Wall Street financial engineers played in fostering the spread of risky subprime lending. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Can We All Get Along? May 2, 2008
"This was due in part to the race of the officerstwo of the three on trial were blackand to the response of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who reached out to the victim's family in a stark contrast to the response of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani after Mr. Diallo was killed," the paper writes. Adm. (Slate)
7 billion last year, doesn't appear to have a financial dog left in the hunt: He gave to Mitt Romney and Rudolph Giuliani. Philip Falcone, who founded Harbinger Capital Partners and made $1. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Her commercial was the first time a Democratic candidate had used Osama bin Laden in the presidential race, although Republicans, including Rudolph Giuliani, have done so. In her commercial, Bin Laden, the mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, is featured along with grainy images of the stock market crash of 1929, the attack on Pearl Harbor, the fall of the Berlin Wall and Hurricane Katrina. (International Herald Tribune)
She clashed with then New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani and tried to involve Tony Blair. According to her parliamentary biography, she had a collection of teddy bears. (BBC News -- UK)
First chartered in 1982 and called the MSC Endowed Lecture Series, the series has featured speakers of high credibility and national recognition, most recently, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former CBS Evening News anchorman Walter Cronkite and former General Secretary of the Communist Party and President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev. The lecture will focus on the possible directions the United States could take with its... (The Battalion, TX)
Even then-Mayor Rudolph Giuliani got in on the action back in 2001, arguing that exigent circumstances in the wake of the 9/11 attacks warranted a three-month extension of his term without a public referendum. Bloomberg isn't likely to resort to such shenanigans; all the more reason New Yorkers should be able to vote to keep him in office for four more years. (New York Post -- Opinions)
In some ways, it is proving as emotional as the political firestorm that occurred in New York in 1999, when then-Mayor Rudolph Giuliani was so offended by a portrait of the Virgin Mary adorned with elephant dung that he temporarily cut off funding to the Brooklyn Museum. "I've even seen Web postings from extremists who have threatened to come to Vienna and blow up its museums with Molotov cocktails," exhibition curator Michael Kaufmann said Friday. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- World)
Others wound up working for Rudolph Giuliani, who signed up the most top Bush fund-raisers, and Mitt Romney, who had about the same number as McCain. More Coverage. (The Drudge Report)
John McCain and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani for the White House. Many voters believe a woman would handle domestic issues like health, education, social security, energy policy and responding to natural disasters better than a man, doing worse only as commander-in-chief of the U.S. military, according to the Siena Research Institute poll commissioned by Hearst Newspapers. (Helena Independent Record)
Under a cloak of secrecy that excluded even Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, these nuclear ninjas searched for the bomb. On a normal workday, half a million people crowd the area within a half-mile radius of Times Square. (YaleGlobal Online Magazine, CT)
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Republican Mark Foley was exposed propositioning male interns in Congress and Rudolph Giuliani was discovered cheating on his wife, but no or few Republican calls for resignations were heard. Why the attack now. (Asia Times Online)
When Rudolph Giuliani was elected mayor in 1994, New York City was considered one of the most dangerous urban areas in the world. He introduced a policy of zero tolerance against crime and today low crime rates are a city trademark. (International Herald Tribune)
In 2000, Hillary Clintons most formidable rival, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, was sidelined by several complications, including a spectacular affair that led to a noisy divorce and a scarcely less noisy remarriage. In 2004, Barack Obama caught a break when it emerged that his Republican opponent had taken his ex-wife, she claimed, to sex clubs in such fleshpots as New York, New Orleans, and Paris, where he tried to get her to perform with him in front of the other patrons. (MSNBC -- Politics)
"No one achieves anything alone," said Dinkins, 80, the city's first and only black mayor, elected in 1989 and defeated by Rudolph Giuliani in 1993. At 53, Paterson's ascension to governor marks the crowning achievement for one of the state and nation's legendary political machines. (Albany Times Union)
The very nature of the socially conservative, yet fiscally left leaning nature of the states, which arbitrarily made up the early primary states, played heavily against the then Republican frontrunner Rudolph Giuliani. By the time Giuliani got to a state in which he thought he could compete, he had been reduced to teeing off in debates on Rep. (The Daily Universe, UT)
The brainchild of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, former Queens Borough President Claire Shulman and former Parks Commissioner Henry Stern, the $66 million project features an Olympic-sized swimming pool and an NHL-regulation ice rink that will open later this year. The facility, the largest recreation facility ever constructed in a city park, is open to the public year-round for annual fees of $75 for adults and $10 for seniors. (Bayside Times, NY)
In this image provided by NBC former Presidential Candidate Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (right) appears on "Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update" with Seth Meyers (left) Saturday March 1, 2008 to explain the collapse of his campaign -- blaming his 1997 hosting appearance during which he donned a dress. It was the third consecutive "SNL" episode featuring a presidential contender. (Townhall.com)
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That evokes the Republican's 2008 Ishtar candidate, Rudolph Giuliani. His campaign staked all on Florida and watched a double-digit lead slip away during drubbings in Iowa, New Hampshire and the rest of the early states. (Asia Times Online)
Ted Hearn - Blog on Multichannel News. Ted Hearn writes about moves by the pay TV industry inside the Beltway. (Multichannel News)
However, half that came from the James Dicke family, donating to Thompson, McCain, Romney and Rudolph Giuliani. powered by. (Lima News, OH)
What is more, they located these restaurants on the Upper West Side, a neighborhood that is by reputation as hospitable to fine dining as Republican voters were to Rudolph Giuliani. It's the audacity of hope redefined, or at least the audacity of hope in the form of coq au vin and chocolate fondant. (International Herald Tribune -- Money Report)
With the Republican field winnowed to himself and Mike Huckabee, McCain made pitches to supporters of the former candidates in his party's race, praising Fred Thompson, Rudolph Giuliani, and Mitt Romney, who he said would have a "very large role to play in our party and in our nation in the future.". Jeff Zeleny contributed reporting from Chicago, and Michael Cooper contributed reporting from Brookfield, Wisconsin. (International Herald Tribune)
To raise $100,000 in one night for the Stanford Cancer Center, the Atherton power couple - a venture capitalist and a literary agent - camped it up this campaign year with an imaginative party called the Politically Incorrect Ball, which sent politesse packing as quickly as Rudolph Giuliani dropped out of the presidential primaries. More than 100 guests - from recently retired Yahoo Chief Technology Officer Farzad Nazem to philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs to department store founder Merv... (San Francisco Chronicle)
The campaign produced a health scare in December, when then-Republican candidate Rudolph Giuliani turned his charter flight around and was rushed to a St. Louis, Missouri, emergency room with a severe headache. After leaving the hospital, Giuliani said that there was nothing more to it. (CNN)
For Republican Rudolph Giuliani, it was eight out of every 10 bucks. This also points out a problem for Clinton. (NPR)
The 9/11 candidate, Rudolph Giuliani of New York, may have dropped his bid for the White House. But the 9/11 presidency is far from over. (International Herald Tribune)
former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (R-N.Y.), and U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson (R-Tenn. (Gonzales Ascension Citizen, LA)
McCain, who also won the state of New York with 51 percent of delegates, according to CNN, quickly became the favorite among Queens Republicans after Mayor Rudolph Giuliani dropped his bid for the White House. Borough GOP leaders had been united in their support for Giuliani's campaign, but the former mayor's poll numbers had dropped significantly before the Jan. 29 Florida primary, on which he had hung his hopes for a win. (Bayside Times, NY)
Rudolph Giuliani was accused of presiding over a safe haven for illegal immigrants as mayor of New York City. The Georgia bill would prohibit sanctuary cities here, although the bill's sponsor conceded that no such cities formally exist in the state. (MSNBC -- Race)
A few said Rudolph Giuliani was unstoppable. Ha. (Scripps Howard News Wire)
Election coverage in the mainstream news media has lurched from a storyline predicting certain political death for Senator John McCain ("For all intents and purposes, McCain's campaign is over," Charlie Cook, National Journal, July 14, 2007); to one about a relatively easy ride to the Democratic nomination by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton ("The former first lady looks more likely to win the nomination every day," The Associated Press, Oct. 25, 2007), and to another about a general election... (International Herald Tribune)
Rudolph Giuliani revitalized New York City, but he is hardly a social conservative. Mike Huckabee is a social conservative, but he is neither an economic conservative nor a national-security hawk. (Boulder Colorado Daily, CO)
The center calculates that Clinton received $823,087, compared with McCain's $416,321, according to year-end reports filed with the FEC. Two Republicans -- former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who has dropped out of the race, and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney -- are third and fourth on the list. Rep. (Law.com)
Rudolph Giuliani: 117 ... Rudolph Giuliani: 59. (Little Falls Evening Times, NY)
speaks before a group of supporters Feb. 5, 2008, in New York City as former N.Y. mayor Rudolph Giuliani, far right, looks on ... speaks before a group of supporters Feb. 5, 2008, in New York City as former N.Y. mayor Rudolph Giuliani, far right, looks on. (CBS 2, NY)
Those firms donated more than 620,000 to former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who left the race ... former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. (Yahoo News -- Politics)
The media who had for a year declared Rudolph Giuliani the likely GOP nominee didnt want to know ... The pundits that coronated Rudolph Giuliani and then Romney and warned us that Huckabee may not carry his own state on Super Tuesday are now saying that a mathematical lock on the nomination is certain for John McCain. (Newsmax)
Remember Rudolph Giuliani, the "likely Republican nominee?". Now that the biggest Super Tuesday in US history has arrived, with almost two dozen states holding primaries or caucuses, the national polls are truly meaningful, analysts say. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani ended his bid for the Republican nomination after spending more than $48 million -- and winning just a single convention delegate. Even adjusted for inflation, that figure easily beats the $11 million that former Texas Gov. John Connally famously spent in the 1980 GOP primaries for just one delegate. (NPR)
has surged ahead of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in a winner-take-all contest for 101 GOP delegates, gaining strength from the withdrawal and subsequent endorsement of former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani last week. Giuliani's abandonment of his White House bid deflated some of the passion of today's contest, although turnout is expected to remain strong among Democrats. (Washington Post)
Other notable works from Kunhardt Productions include Lincoln, a four-hour series for ABC; In Memoriam, a one-hour co-production with HBO about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001; and The American President, a 10-hour PBS series profiling all 41 presidents of the United States. Kunhardt Productions is currently developing a multi-part series for PBS, Looking for Lincoln, to be broadcast in 2009 as part of the Bicentennial Celebration of Abraham Lincolns... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
MERCER (Mercer, Media General -- Column) -- WASHINGTON: The presidential campaign lost two distinctive voices in John Edwards and Rudolph Giuliani, but neither their issues nor their personal histories resonated with voters. 700. (Scripps Howard News Wire)
Although former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani announced last week that he was dropping out of the race for President and throwing his support behind McCain, the students at Roosevelt still considered "America's Mayor" to be in the hunt. "I'm supporting Rudy because he would do a good job on cracking down on our country's security," young supporter Alex Santana said. (Hoboken Reporter, NJ)
When asked, Republican voters have told pollsters lately that former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is their top pick for the nomination, but many have also shown a lack of awareness of Mr. Giuliani's issue positions in particular his support of abortion rights, gay rights, and gun control. Supporters of Sen. (Yahoo News -- Presidential Election 2000)
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who had spent most of the past few months in Florida, finished a distant third. He withdrew from the race the following day and endorsed Mr. McCain. (Scranton Times, PA)
The Ascension Citizen - Sports. Sunday, February 03, 2008. (Gonzales Ascension Citizen, LA)
According to Web sites that track the amount of campaign money raised town by town, preliminary numbers showed that people in Orange raised $8,200, with the highest donation going to Republican Rudolph Giuliani. In Bethany, $5,000 has been collected, with the largest donation going to Democrat Hillary Clinton. (Ivorytown Beacon, CT)
Former Presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani was scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the 41st annual Lincoln Day Dinner, hosted by the Tazewell County Republican party, Saturday. An announcement made today by the Tazewell County Republican party states that Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty will replace the former New York City mayor as speaker. (Pekin Times, IL)
The Arizona senator has been gathering major endorsements since his win in Florida last week, including from former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who dropped out of the race after that vote. Two former Illinois governors, James R. Thompson and Jim Edgar, said they were switching their endorsements from Giuli-ani to McCain. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)
Most are not even considering former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (with the exception of Pat Robertson, which was rather bizarre to me) during the primary season because of his liberal positions on social issues. In fact, because of my role at American Family Association, I have attended meetings involving Christian leaders over the last few months and there have been strong disagreements and arguments over which candidate best represented the combination of good-on-the-issues, and... (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)
Of all the executives, civic leaders and supporters gathered in a south Orlando warehouse Wednesday to hear John McCain talk about the nation's slumping economy, none was more familiar with those troubles than Phil Mings. Mings works for Baker Manufacturing Corp., an Orlando-based builder of bathtubs and spas that is struggling to absorb surging prices for raw materials and fuel. (Yahoo News -- FYI)
Question divides Orlando-area black voters -- OrlandoSentinel. Question divides Orlando-area black voters. (Yahoo News -- FYI)
(Danny Sanchez / OrlandoSentinel. com / January 24, 2008). (Yahoo News -- FYI)
PEKIN There is still no word on whether former New York City mayor turned presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani will be in East Peoria this weekend. The Republican has been scheduled as keynote speaker at the annual Lincoln Day Dinner, hosted by the Tazewell County Republican party Saturday. (Pekin Times, IL)
Prior to the Florida primary, the borough's Republican leaders said they were united behind Rudolph Giuliani as their candidate for Super Tuesday. But U.S. Sen. (Bayside Times, NY)
Some Californians, for instance, may have already cast votes for Rudolph Giuliani or John Edwards, both of whom dropped out of the race this week. "What if in the 2004 election, on the Saturday before the election, Osama bin Laden had been captured ... or the stock market tanked to the tune of 1,000 points?" asks Curtis Gans, director of the Center for the Study of the American Electorate in Washington. (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Also on this day, Rudolph Giuliani and John Edwards dropped out of the presidential race. In his exit speech, Edwards said, "America's hour of transformation is upon us."As the race narrows, it is a key moment to reflect: one leading candidate, John McCain, was actually tortured (unlike Mukasey, although McCain supported his confirmation). (Fresno Bee -- Opinion)
The race has a certain clarity now that Rudolph Giuliani and John Edwards have bowed out, leaving only two really viable candidates on each side, Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama and Republicans John McCain and Mitt Romney, with this year's surprise performer, Republican Mike Huckabee, fading into also-ran status. He won the Iowa caucuses but hasn't won anything since. (Scripps Howard News Wire)
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who dropped out of the GOP race Wednesday, raised $59 million last year. McCain's finance reports provide new details about how desperate his financial situation was after his campaign suffered a seismic shakeup in the middle of the summer. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)
The Ascension Citizen - News. Friday, February 01, 2008. (Gonzales Ascension Citizen, LA)
From left: Rudolph Giuliani, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California and Senator John McCain, on Thursday in Los Angeles ... Schwarzenegger announced his endorsement in the company of McCain and Rudolph Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, who ended his run for the Republican nomination Wednesday after a dramatic collapse in the Florida primary. (International Herald Tribune)
On Wednesday, the day after the Florida primary, former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani dropped out of the race and threw his support behind McCain. The following day, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger backed McCain. (ABC News)
Schwarzenegger's backing for McCain came after former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani quit the race late Wednesday and threw his support behind the Arizona senator, his long-time pal. Analysts said Schwarzenegger's endorsement gives the 71-year-old senator's campaign an aura of inevitability. (Yahoo! Asia News)
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