Rudy Giuliani

By Jim Newell New York Daily News] Not sure if this nightmarish requiem is official, but “sources say” that America’s mayor, Rudy Giuliani — who recently ran the worst presidential campaign in American history, centered around his major career accomplishment of having the worst terrorist attack i...

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (Jim Geraghty) Rudy Giuliani is not running for governor, the New York Times reports. UPDATE: One more reason not to trust the New York Times; I am told by a reliable source close to Giuliani that this report about his decision comes as news to him. He is characterized by this reliable source as having not yet...

Will Rudy Giuliani run for governor of New York and help the faltering Republican Party? A spokeswoman for the former New York City mayor insists he still hasn't made up his mind and won't be shy to say so when he does. Spokeswoman Maria Com

By Jim Fitzgerald, Associated Press Writer Big political names abound in New York: Mario Cuomo. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Rudy Giuliani. And for political climbers seeking a stage in the media, a platform to join or displace the powerhouses, the man to go through for years was Dominic Carter -- until last month.

By Jim Fitzgerald, Associated Press Writer Big political names abound in New York: Mario Cuomo. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Rudy Giuliani. And for political climbers seeking a stage in the media, a platform to join or displace the powerhouses, the man to go through for years was Dominic Carter -- until last month.

By Dan Collins That earlier Giuliani -- let's call him the Kumbaya version -- was the New York City brand of Republican, the kind who believes in both tax cuts and gay marriage. When a Lebanese immigrant shot four Hasidic students in a bus on the Brooklyn Bridge 1994, that Rudy declined to label the shootin...

By Adrian Chen We've all heard that 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed will be tried in New York. Would you believe that Rudy Giuliani expressed conflicting opinions about trying terrorists on American soil before and after he learned he would never be president? The Daily Show has the scoop:

By Jim Abrams, Associated Press Writer Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and other Republicans said Sunday that putting suspected terrorists on trial in New York created unnecessary security issues and indicated the Obama administration's skewed take on the "war on terrorism."

By Fox News Sunday WALLACE: I'm Chris Wallace, and this is "Fox News Sunday." The alleged 9/11 conspirators get their day in court, a civilian court near Ground Zero. Is the Obama administration plan the best way to serve justice and protect the homeland? We'll talk with Rudy Giuliani, the mayor of New York on...

By M.W. Giuliani testified in Moussaoui's trial. Giuliani testified during the "sentencing trial" for Moussaoui. According to The New York Times, Giuliani was the Justice Department's "star witness." He "described ... the horrors and lasting grief caused by the Sept. 11 attacks," "alternating be...

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (Jim Geraghty) A statement from former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani concerning today's news that Guantanamo Bay detainees will face trial here in New York: Returning some of the Guantanamo detainees to New York City for trial, specifically Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, has now brought us full circle ...

By owillis@gmail.com (Oliver Willis) This is the man that George W. Bush and Rudy Giuliani thought should oversee the homeland security of the United States. Bernard B. Kerik, a former New York police commissioner, pleaded guilty to eight felonies in a Federal District Court in White Plains on Thursday morning. Mr. Kerik, who wil...

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (John J. Miller) 2. Rafael Lopez in the House of Delegates, District 52, in eastern Prince William County. Democrat Luke Torian should win this race: This part of the county leans Democratic, he has a big lead in campaign funds, and he's the pastor of a large church whose members are good bets to vote in this lo...

By blacktygrrrr He sat in a room where Rudy Giuliani spoke. Rudy Giuliani stated that if Mike Bloomberg were to not be reelected, New York City would revert back to the way it was before Giuliani became Mayor. Giuliani also said, “and you know what I mean.”

By fvmoore Giuliani Keeping Options Open In an interview with the Dallas Morning News, Rudy Giuliani discusses if he’ll run for president in 2012. Interestingly, during a two week period of observation, Republicans sent more tweets than Democrats, 64% to 36%. Read more…

By Glenn Greenwald What you had with the health care discussion, just as was true with the Afghanistan debate and the lead-up to the Iraq War, is one that -- by design -- completely excluded any views to the "left" of DLC Chair Harold Ford, even where such views are held by large numbers of Americans.  That is th...

By Aron Goldman Fox News/Opinion Dynamics 2012 GOP Nomination (UPDATED) Among Republicans Mitt Romney 22% (18%) Mike Huckabee 21% (20%) Sarah Palin 17% (13%) Rudy Giuliani 13% (12%) Newt Gingrich 9% (14%) Bobby Jindal 3% (3%) Jeb Bush 1% (3%) Tim Pawlenty 1% Mark Sanford 0% (4%) Too soon to say 10% (7%) A...

By The Huffington Post News Team Former Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani warned his GOP colleagues on Wednesday not to get too involved in the health care debate, arguing that it... Former Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani warned his GOP colleagues on Wednesday not to get too involved in t...

By Kristofer Lorelli Video ALBANY, N.Y. — Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani headlined a GOP dinner in Albany. It was his second such fundraiser over the course of two weeks. This, as more polls suggest he would beat Governor David Paterson if Paterson were to run as the incumbent. Giuliani says he’s not runnin...

By Dennis DiClaudio Hey, remember Mitt Romney? No? Okay, remember the blank wall that was standing next to John McCain and Rudy Giuliani through most of the Republican primary debates a year ago? That was Mitt Romney. And the American people deserve better than that. Well, a percentage of the American people.

2008 year in review: Big news, small news and in between cleveland.com, OH - When Andrew Giuliani, 22, the son of former New York City mayor and former presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani, is dismissed from the Duke University golf ...

 Ireland - Dec 27, 2008 January 30: Republican Rudy Giuliani and Democrat John Edwards drop out of the US presidential race. The Fed cuts rates again by 0.5 per cent to bring key ... AT LARGE: Hope proves to be vital Tuscaloosa News (subscription)

By Ken Layne Filed under: Republicans, Rudy Giuliani, Fred Thompson, Mitt Romney, Religion, 2008 President, Gay Rights, Terror, Ken Layne's Outrage, Republican Convention, Sarah Palin, Obama AdministrationLet's see, boarding passes are printed, luggage is packed, dog's at the kennel, craz...

For example: On the July 18, 2006, edition of NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Matthews predicted that "the next president of the United States will be Rudy Giuliani." On the July 12, 2006, edition of Hardball, Matthews said that Giuliani is "not only running" for president in 2008 but...

By Nicole Belle Giuliani has recorded a new McCain robocall in which he suggests, in effect, that Barack Obama doesn't think sex offenders, drug dealers and murders should have to go to jail, according to Jennifer Henderson, a stay-at-home mom in Maine who tells us she received the call.

By Matthew Balan Earlier in the interview, which began 26 minutes into the 7 pm hour of the CNN program, Phillips asked Giuliani, "[Y]ou’ve got Republicans, leading Republicans in the party saying McCain has got to disassociate himself from President Bush. President Bush has ruined the image of the Repu...

In 1974, Richard Nixon promoted the possibility of U.S. energy independence in six years. In 1975, Gerald Ford promised it in ten. And in 2007, Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Hillary Clinton, Mitt Romney, John Edwards and John McCain all trumpeted energy independence as an essential priorit...

By Dennis Prager Prager H2: Dennis continues his conversation with Frank Luntz. He asks the pollster whether he thinks Rudy Giuliani who has squandered his once impressive lead in the national polls can recover…. Dennis talks to Bill Sammon, the senior White House correspondent for the Washington Exami...

By Dennis Prager Prager H1: Yesterday Chris Wallace pounded Rudy Giuliani on his decision to wait to take his stand in Florida rather than New Hampshire. Rudy gamely defended himself, but he admits that the efficacy of his candidacy will rise or fall on how he does in two weeks... Dennis likes Rudy’s tax plan an...

By Katharine Jose Florida is still the only state in which Giuliani has any kind of foothold, and it's slipping: a new Survey USA polls has McCain leading Giuliani 27-19. Giuliani seems to be losing alot of support in New York, but at least he won a straw poll among Albany Republicans.

By John Amato Giuliani: Well, the radios that you’re talking about weren’t put online for three, four, five years after. So, it would have been impossible for me to have those radios ready. It took the city two or three more years… A New York City Council report on the fire department’s radio procurement p...

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By Flap Follow Flap at Twitter Rudy Giuliani leaves Barnes-Jewish Hospital Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007, in St. Louis. The Republican presidential hopeful, who spent the night in the St. Louis hospital with flu-like symptoms, left with a clean bill of health according to his campaign. Time Magazine scr...

By Miles Mogulescu While Republican frontrunners Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani attack each other, conservative populist Mike Huckabee seems to be surging to the front of the Republican pack. Likewise, while Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama bash each other, and the media tries...

By DemFromCT Mayor Giuliani is on top of the Republican field, but losing some steam. In the ever- changing race for second place in the GOP pack, Gov. Mike Huckabee is the lead dog, by a nose, this week," said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

By Greg McNeilly So many polls this week, we're simplifying it to the Real Clear Politics average. First the Democrats then the Republicans: Giuliani 22.8% Huckabee 20.5% Romney 15.2% McCain 12.3% Thompson 10.0% Paul 4.5%NOTABLE QUOTES, VIEWS & HAPPENINGS

By Aron Goldman By Eugene Robinson Rudy Giuliani Chris Cillizza: Giuliani’s Virtuoso Performance Giuliani has advice for S.F. on dealing with the homeless Giuliani’s Resiliency Is Latest Test Courtship of Republican Base Intensifies as Poll Lead Narrows Ramesh Ponnuru: Giuliani on Top John Hood: Re...

By Dennis Prager Prager H2: Dennis plays a clip of Oprah’s speech on behalf of Barack Obama in Iowa. Dennis is not impressed, to say the least… He also talks to former New York mayor and candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, Rudy Giuliani. They discuss NIE report, gun control, and how Rudy ke...

By hotlineblog(mambinder@nationaljournal.com) Rudy Giuliani was on "Meet the Press": Giuliani: "That's a stretch." Giuliani: "Not serious. Right." Mike Huckabee was on "Fox News Sunday": John McCain was also on "Fox News Sunday": The "Fox News Sunday" roundtable discussed WH '08 and the CIA tapes:

I know that reducing taxes produces more revenues," Republican presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani declares in a new television ad launched Thursday. "Democrats don't know that. They don't believe it." In his new ad, "Promise," Giuliani states:

By Trapper John The Republican YouTube debate hasn't even begun, and it's already obsolete.  Why?  Because all of the questions that we'll hear tonight were submitted by YouTube users before the Politico broke today's blockbuster news that Rudy Giuliani expensed his adulterous trysts in the Hampton...

By Katharine Jose Despite slipping in recent polls in early pirmary states, a poll released today by Rasmussen shows both Giuliani and Clinton still have strong leads in February 5th, or "Super Tuesday," states. And The New York Times stands behind Bloomberg's decision to shut down Off Track Betting.

By Carpetbagger A new AP poll gauged which candidates are the most likable: “On the Republican side, Giuliani gets the nod, both from GOP voters and among voters overall. None of the Democratic candidates has a clear advantage among Democratic voters, with Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards running...

Giuliani Reality: Majority Of New Yorkers Blame Giuliani For Current NYC Budget Woes. 51% of New York City residents in a 2003 poll said that they blamed Giuliani for the city's fiscal woes, including 21% who said "a lot" [New York Times/CBS poll, 6/4-11/03 (http://www.nytimes.com/packa...

KONDRACKE: Well, there is -- I mean, The New York Times had a big, long story last Saturday indicating that the now-deceased investigations commissioner of New York City told Giuliani and told aides of Giuliani that Kerik was involved in this -- in this construction company that had mob t...

By Aron Goldman Rudy Giuliani Rudy’s Biggest Fear?Rudy Giuliani courts Dubuque The former New York City mayor says his record is one of accomplishmentGov. Perry praises Giuliani, warns GOP women against ClintonTo Pat Robertson Rudy Giuliani is the Lesser of Two Evils

By blacktygrrrr Giuliani wants terrorists dead at all costs. That sounds pretty pro-life to me. Giuliani, Romney, McCain and Thompson are all fine men, but to me Rudy is the right man. Comparing Rudy Giuliani to Hillary Clinton is lunacy. They are beyond different.

By Carpetbagger OK, now we’re getting somewhere. The Republican presidential hopeful running on a 9/11 platform is perfectly comfortable with Pat Robertson’s anti-American lunacy because Robertson “explained” his comments “a long time ago.”

By kevin@aylwardfamily.com (Wizbang) I've been wondering why the religious right has been so upset with Rudy Giuliani as the Republican nominee for President. I heard Dr. James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, explain his views to KKLA host Frank Pastore on TownHall.com's Weekend Journal. His ideas were reasonable, if yo...

By Dan Nowicki Rudy Giuliani, the national Republican presidential front-runner, is a strong second in Arizona, the home state of chief GOP rival John McCain.{b} Latest news on John McCain