Rudy Giuliani

Forget Obama and McCain... DilujedeProductions is Coming on Strong! A long list of hopefuls have dreamed of the top government offices this election year. Hillary Clinton, Rudy Giuliani, and Mike Huckabee have all been left in the dust. And coming down the stretch it's Barack Obama and Joe Bi...

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (Jim Geraghty) If she did pursue a career behind a microphone, she would be the third Republican candidate from 2008 to jump into the talk show business behind Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee. (There were reports of Rudy Giuliani hosting a radio show after the 2008 campaign, but it never went beyond talks....

By James Joyner In fact, the 2008 Republican race wasn’t even a contest.  Mitt Romney quit the race during CPAC on February 7 and pledged his delegates to McCain.   Rudy Giuliani had failed to make his push in Florida — coming in way behind Romney, who finished second.  The race was over.

By Adam Brickley 3. The Rudy Factor: This is where the whole “Sarah the Libertarian” argument REALLY kicks in. Has anyone seen Hizzoner palling around with Mike Huckabee at a Yanks game? Mitt Romney? Okay, Mitt’s probably a Red Sox guy anyway – but you get the point. Rudy Giuliani feels a kinship with...

By Race 4 2012 They asked which candidate would you support: Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani, Bobby Jindal (pronounced jin-dell!), someone else, or not sure. I answered Huckabee (of course) and they said thank you for taking the poll.

By Aron Goldman Sarah Palin 36%Rick Santorum 20%Bobby Jindal 12%Ron Paul 7%Rudy Giuliani 5%Jeb Bush 4%Jon Kyl 3%Mike Huckabee 2%Tim Pawlenty 1%Mitt Romney 1% Please indicate if you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president?

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 Benjamin Hodge John McCain’s campaign was defunct and broke at this point in the race, without money to pay a pollster. Mike Huckabee had no money. Meanwhile, Rudy Giuliani spent $60 million plus to win a single delegate, attending fundraisers when he should have been in New Hampshire. A leading Republica...

By Adam Graham Mike Huckabee was named by Time Magazine one of America’s five best Governors (I believe that would be called excellence) and was chosen as Chairman of the National Governor’s Association. He graduated college in 2 1/2 years. He successfully started community TV stations, and manag...

By Max Twain Mike Huckabee- 99% Mitt Romney - 95% Sarah Palin - 90% Mark Sanford - 85% Jeb Bush- 75% John Thune - 70% Newt Gingrich - 50% Gary Johnson - 35% Jon Huntsman - 25% Ron Paul - 20% Potential VPs: Ross Perot Haley Barbour - 20% Potential VPs: Rudy Giuliani, Charlie Crist

By Alex Knepper A new Fox News poll just came out: Fox News/Opinion Dynamics Poll / May 12-13, 2009 4. I’m going to read a list of potential candidates for the 2012 Republican nomination. Please tell me which one you would like to see as the Republican presidential nominee: Among Republicans: Mike Huckabee...

By Dave Filed under: Republicans, 2008 President This year we had Sam Brownback, Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, Alan Keyes, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Tom Tancredo, Fred Thompson, and John McCain all enter the race to be the next Republican nominee. And now they are all out but McCain.

By Emily Cohn In comparison, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (RN.Y.) and Gov. Mitt Romney (R-Mass.), Huckabee’s Republican competitors, have raised $47.3 million and $62.8 million, respectively. read more.

By Doug Mataconis H/T: Jason Pye George Will sums it up nicely: Huckabee’s campaign actually is what Rudy Giuliani’s candidacy is misdescribed as being — a comprehensive apostasy against core Republican beliefs. Giuliani departs from recent Republican stances regarding two issues — abortion and the r...

The phony victimization of Mike Huckabee  MN - It's funny, but when it looked like Rudy Giuliani, a social liberal, was going to be the nominee, we didn't see many, if any, establishment Republican ...

Huckabee Surges in Florida By BILLY HOUSE WASHINGTON -- A new poll shows Mike Huckabee rapidly gaining in Florida on front-running Rudy Giuliani in the race among Republican ... Huckabee Nears Tie With Giuliani in Latest Zogby Poll ArkansasSports360.com

By Flap The Poll: Rudy - 23% (29%, 11-14 thru 11-17) Mike Huckabee - 22% (11%) Mitt Romney - 16% (9%) Fred Thompson - 13% (15%) John McCain - 12% (9%) Ron Paul - 4% (5%) Also, note that Fred Thompson and John McCain are not that far behind in the pack now that Rudy has fallen/collapsed.

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.

Mike Huckabee is accused of cheap shot on religion as Republican ... Times Online, UK - Mr Huckabee, who now leads in Iowa and South Carolina, and is just behind Rudy Giuliani, the longtime frontrunner, nationally, was asked by The New York ... Huckabee Apologizes For Mormon Remark CBS News

By Katharine Jose The governor of Texas means to say "Rudy Giuliani” during an endorsement speech, but actually says “Mike Huckabee.” Andrew Giuliani doubts his own ability to make or break his father’s candidacy. Congressman John McHugh launches a blog.

Live Blog Of The Des Moines Register Republican Debate (December ...  - From left to right: Rudy Giuliani, Duncan Hunter, Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo, Fred Thompson, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, John McCain, Alan Keyes (yes, ...

By Katharine Jose Nationally, Rudy Giuliani loses nine points and Mike Huckabee gains 10, narrowing Rudy's lead to 25 percent over Huckabee's 19. Not much change in the Democratic field, where Clinton leads Obama, with 53 percent to Obama's 23. [ABCNews/Wash Post]

By Aaron Unruh Two new polls yesterday showed former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has fallen into a statistical tie with a surging Mike Huckabee…The polls suggest social conservatives, uneasy about Giuliani’s moderate stances all year, are deciding ...

Wisconsin primary ballot won't list third party candidates Wausau Daily Herald, WI - Appearing on the Republican side will be Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Tom Tancredo and Fred Thompson. ...

By Vic Lundquist — Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY) – 28% (74) — Senator John McCain (R-AZ) – 24% (64) — Senator Fred Thompson (R-TN) – 8% (20) — Governor Mike Huckabee – 2% (4)] “He’ll easily be their McGovern, an easy kill,” mocked one senior Democrat operative Tuesday morning from Washington.

By Flap Huckabee’s electability as President is ZERO. Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) – 37% (99 press releases) Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY) – 28% (74) Senator John McCain (R-AZ) – 24% (64) Senator Fred Thompson (R-TN) – 8% (20) Governor Mike Huckabee – 2% (4)]

By David Knowles As governor of Arkansas five years ago, Mike Huckabee joined a bipartisan chorus of politicians who concluded that the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba was bad for business. Now that he's a top-tier candidate for president, Huckabee has decided he favors the embargo--so much so that he vowe...

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:

By nakedmaninthetree For Republicans I will discuss the following candidates: Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Mike Huckabee, and Ron Paul. For Democrats I will discuss the following candidates: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and Dennis Kucinich. Republicans: John McCain: Rudy Giuliani: Barack Obama:

By DHinMI Mike Huckabee is one of the leading candidates to be rewarded by Republican voters with their nomination to be the next President of the United States.   I won’t condemn Giuliani’s action with the language of sin.  I’ll use the language of commerce: on issues of social tolerance, Rudy Giuli...

By Flap Mike Huckabee is now TIED with Rudy Giuliani in Rasmussen’s Daily Presidential tracking poll: Mike Huckabee - 18% Rudy Giuliani - 18% John McCain - 14% Fred Thompson - 13% Mitt Romney - 12% Ron Paul - 7% So, what has happened in the GOP Presidential race? Rudy Giuliani’s collapse?Mike Huck...

By Doug Mataconis Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, the frontrunner in national polls, holds third place in Iowa at 13 percent, despite waging a limited campaign in the state. Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, things are just as interesting with Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Edwards all wit...

By laurkorn CNN) — On the Bible, minister and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee let former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani off the hook, agreeing with Giuliani that parts of the Bible are allegorical. – CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider.

All the usual suspects will be there....Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Tom Tancredo, and Fred Thompson. Alphabetically, of course.

By Doug Mataconis The prospect of the Republican race coming down to a choice between Rudy Giuliani and Mike Huckabee is, well, disturbing doesn’t begin to describe it. The latest Rasmussen Reports poll of Iowa Caucus goers is out, and it doesn’t bode well for Mitt Romney: The latest Rasmussen Reports tele...

By FSG Former Presidential candidate and Founder of the 700 Club Pat Robertson is taking some real heat for his endorsement of Mayor Rudy Giuliani and rightfully so. What it boils down too is Rudy a Republican? One of the most important issues ...

By Jonathan Berr Look for Giuliani, Romney and McCain to go on the offensive tonight against Huckabee. Thompson will have to come out swinging too just to prove to the skeptics, including me that his moribund campaign still has a pulse. People who thought the Democrats were piling on Hillary Clinton haven'...

InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Research, conducted Nov. 25th-26th, 2007 Rudy Giuliani 26% Mike Huckabee 17% John McCain 13% Mitt Romney 12% Fred Thompson 9% Ron Paul 3% Duncan Hunter 1% Tom Tancredo 1% Undecided (18%) The poll was conducted Nov. 25 and 26 among 675 likely voters in th...

By Matthew J. Podoba Clinton, a New York senator who has been at the top of the Democratic pack in national polls in the 2008 since June, however now, she trails Republican candidates Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, John McCain and Mike Huckabee ...

By Adam Smith InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Research 11/25-26 poll of 675 likely Florida Republican voters: Rudy Giuliani (26%); Mike Huckabee (17%); John McCain (13%); Mitt Romney (12%); Fred Thompson (9%); Ron Paul (3%); Duncan Hunter (1%); Tom Tancredo (1%); Undecided (18%).

E) Rudy GiulianiWhen looking over the results, the one thing that is rather striking, given the conservative nature of the bloggers participating, is how poorly Mike Huckabee fared. Beyond that, Fred Thompson did quite well, as did Rudy Giuliani. While there is little surprise that Fred...

Why Rudy Loves Huckabee Swampland - Michael Duffy shows here how the best thing to happen to Rudy Giuliani might be Mike Huckabee. Ana Marie Cox, Washington Editor of Time.com, is the founding ...

By Steve Kornacki From Mr. Giuliani's standpoint, a Huckabee win in Iowa—now a very realistic scenario—is as good as a Giuliani win, since the fallout would wound Romney in New Hampshire (a state Rudy can potentially win, the most recent numbers notwithstanding) and severely crimp his strategy of buildi...

Meanwhile, “Bush has expressed surprise that former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani remains the front-runner.” Us too, George, us too. True, all the GOP candidates are really loathsome human beings (with the exception of fifth-tier longshots “Nice Mike” Huckabee and Ron “People Who Don’t...

QUESTION NUMBER: 258 RESULTS: Sam Brownback - *% Newt Gingrich - 7 Rudy Giuliani - 26 Chuck Hagel - 2 Mike Huckabee - 2 Duncan Hunter - 1 John McCain - 17 Mitt Romney - 9 Tom Tancredo - 1 Tommy Thompson - 3 Fred Thompson - 12 Ron Paul - 2 Other - * None/Wouldn't vote (Vol.) - 6 Don't know - 11 Refused - 1