Rudy Giuliani

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From NBC's Mark MurrayOn the choices in this election; "This is a time for choosing - and to those Americans who still feel torn in this election, I'd like to suggest one way to think about the choice you have to make in 2008: You're hiring someone to do a job - an important job that involves the safety and security of your family." On Palin: "Gov. Palin represents a new generation. She's already one of the most successful governors in America - and the most popular. And she already has more executive...( read more ) ...

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Source: www.moreover.com --- 38 days ago
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Source: www.moreover.com --- 38 days ago
In these prepared remarks, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani asks Americans to imagine they are employers looking to hire one of two people for 'an important job that involves the safety and security of your family. ...

Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com --- 4 days ago
Republicans far and wide have eagerly jumped on the assertion Monday by top Barack Obama aide David Axelrod that the candidate was unaware of Bill Ayers' background as a violent radical when the two first met in the mid-1990s. Sarah Palin pressed the GOP attack today while campaigning in Florida (our colleague Mark Silva has the details at the Swamp). Sometimes, though, a particular surrogate may not match up well with delivering a particular message. That appeared to be the case this morning, on Fox News' "Fox and Friends." Rudy Giuliani, sitting on the set's couch, castigated Obama for "a pattern" of apparently not being fully aware of the views and detects of some of his associates, mentioning the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Chicago crook Tony Rezko, along with Ayers. The bottom line, the former New York mayor said, was that all this showed Obama lacked "the judgment" to serve as president. On camera next was Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs, speaking from Nashville, the site of tonight's town hall faceoff between his candidate and John McCain. And Gibbs was ready with an acerbic response. He noted that Giuliani has been the main advocate for Bernard Kerik, New York's former police commissioner, to be named head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. President Bush made the nomination, only to quickly withdraw it when a morass of legal and personal problems surrounding Kerik surfaced (he currently is under federal indictment fo ...

Source: blogs.suntimes.com --- 9 days ago
Courtesy Federal News Service JOHN MCCAIN CAMPAIGN CONFERENCE CALL BRIEFERS: FORMER NEW YORK CITY MAYOR Rudy Giuliani (R) AND MCCAIN SENIOR POLICY ADVISER NANCY PFOTENHAUER 2:55 P.M. EDT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2008 MODERATOR: Thank you. And thank you all for joining us today. We have -- we are very honored to have with us Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who has been campaigning for John McCain in New Hampshire the last couple days -- (inaudible) -- he would be available to discuss Senator Obama's recent stop in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Mayor Giuliani, thank you for joining us, and (would you?) begin. MR. Giuliani: Well, thank you very much, and it's a pleasure to talk to all of you in Wisconsin. I hope to get there during the campaign. I know it's a close state. It was last time. This time it's a close state, and this time we hope we can push it over in the John McCain column. And I believe we will, because I think the things that John is talking about are the things the people of Wisconsin are really concerned about. And if I can -- if I can just briefly describe it, I think the single most important thing that John McCain offers is leadership. It's the reason I support him. It's the reason that I admire him. It's the reason that I said that, if I wasn't running, I would be supporting John McCain because I thought that he was the kind of leader this country needs. And it doesn't matter if you're facing a crisis of a natural disaster, or a cris ...

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 38 days ago
Below are excerpts from Rudy Giuliani's Republican Convention speech, as prepared for delivery. Check back for the full text. On the importance of this election: "This is a time for choosing - and to those Americans who still feel torn in this election, I'd like to suggest one way to think about the choice you have to make in 2008: You're hiring someone to do a job - an important job that involves the safety and security of your family." On Gov. Sarah Palin: "Governor Palin represents a new generation. She's already one of the most successful governors in America - and the most popular. And she already has more executive experience than the entire Democratic ticket. She's led a city and a state. She's reduced taxes and government spending. And she's actually done something about moving America toward energy independence - taking on the oil companies while encouraging more energy exploration here at home. Taxpayers have an advocate in Sarah Palin - she even sold the former governor's private plane on E-Bay." On the Republican Party's vision for a stronger America - and a freer world: "And as we look to the future never let us forget that - when we are at our best - we are the Party that expands Freedom. We began as a party dedicated to freeing people from slavery... And we are still the party that is willing to fight for freedom at home and around the world. We are the party that wants to expand individual freedom and economic free ...

Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 38 days ago
Text of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery. ...

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Excerpts from former Mayor Rudy Giuliani's remarks to the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery. ...

Source: www.townhall.com --- 10 days ago
09290803 Hewitt: Hour 3 - Hugh gets reaction to Congress' incredible lack of action today on the Main Street breakwater bill from America's Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, and then continues to field calls from 1st time women callers about whether the bill should have passed or not. ...

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Source: www.crooksandliars.com --- 36 days ago
  In the most biting of satire, Stephen laughs along with Rudy Giuliani as he disparages Barack Obama’s historic campaign, and agrees with Sarah Plain that Barack Obama is a nobody who’s only popular for giving great speeches (or in her case, a single speech.)  Download | Play   Download | Play  Palin: What exactly is our opponent’s plan? Colbert: Exactly! We know [...] ...

Source: blog.beliefnet.com --- 38 days ago
'We the people' - the citizens of the United States - get to decide our next president...not the left wing media, not Hollywood celebrities, not anyone else but the people of America." Does this really work? "On the other hand,... ...

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REMARKS BY FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR Rudy Giuliani (R) AT THE 2008 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION XCEL ENERGY CENTER, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 10:01 P.M. EDT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2008 . (Cheers, applause.) MR. Giuliani: Thank you. Good evening. Thank you very... ...

Source: www.newsbusters.org --- 38 days ago
Appearing on all three network morning shows on Wednesday, Rudy Giuliani was inundated with questions about McCain vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, including one question by Meredith Vieira on NBC’s Today: "So, what do you say to the people who are questioning the judgment of McCain in selecting her? He has always been known as a maverick, but also as somebody who can veer towards the reckless side. Some see this as a decision that was made in haste, I.E., reckless." Meanwhile, on the CBS Early Show, Giuliani criticized the media for questioning Palin’s parenting ability: "They're asking can she be vice president and be a mother. Come on." Co-host Maggie Rodriguez replied: "So you're saying you have no doubt and voters shouldn't either. That she can do it?" Giuliani fired back: "Where are the feminists? I mean, is it just -- there are all these feminist groups. Where are they?" Then Rodriguez argued that questioning Palin as a mother was fair game: "I think they're fair questions. It's a lot to juggle." On ABC’s Good Morning America, co-host Diane Sawyer was concerned with Palin’s travel habits: "Has Governor Palin traveled? Where?" Giuliani replied: "I'm sure she has a real knowledge of what's going on in the world. I'm sure she's going to be able to demonstrate that, but all things that, you got to, in fairness, before everybody jumps on her, I mean, when Barack Obama started they certainly didn't all jump on him this way. ...

Source: blogs.courant.com --- 10 days ago
Former New York City mayor and former presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani will be in Waterbury today to campaign for state Sen. David Cappiello of Danbury. Cappiello is running against first-term Democrat Chris Murphy in a race that is targetted by the Republicans. As such, President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush have held fundraisers for Cappiello, and he was awarded a speaking post at the Republican National Convention for challengers in close races. More details to come on Giuliani's visit. ...

Source: www.observer.com --- 39 days ago
ST. PAUL—Representative Pete King of New York thinks that Rudy Giuliani’s convention address, whenever it happens, and whatever else it accomplishes, is good for the former mayor. “On one level it’s a real tribute to Rudy,” King said yesterday as he stood on the convention floor in the Xcel Energy Center with the New York delegation. “It shows the underlying support he has not just in the party but reaching out to independents around the country. This is an opportunity to really show what he can do. John McCain understands that to win you have to appeal to independents.” Asked what the speech does for Giuliani, King said, “It reaffirms his standing in New York, that’s for sure.  read more » ...