Rudy Giuliani

By infolution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07vWM74PL-8 Though Paul was considered a long-shot leading up to the 2008 Republican primaries, he generated substantial fundraising and proved deadly against the milk-toast ‘Republican-in-name-only’ candidates that included one-time front r...

By waylon1776 Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Thursday, October 29, 2009 CNN are also speculating on the announcement, asking “Will Ron Paul give it another go in 2012?,” adding that Paul beat one time frontrunner Rudy Giuliani in last year’s South Carolina primary.

By peterhamby The onetime Republican presidential hopeful finished in fifth place in last year’s South Carolina primary, behind Mitt Romney but ahead of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani. Texas Rep. Ron Paul will return to the early primary state next month. WASHINGTON (CNN) – Will

By Doug Mataconis Similar Posts:Paul Ryan Channels Emily LitelaIn Other News, Barack Obama Won’t Be Singing Kumbaya With HillaryRon Paul Gives Rudy Giuliani A Summer Reading ListBill O’Reilly vs. Ron PaulStephen Colbert Beating Ron Paul & Dennis Kucinich Congressman Ron Paul sat down for an inter...

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 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 Potential VPs: Giuliani, Romney, Sanford, Perry, Ridge (Her dream VP would be Petraeus, but keep dreaming, Sarah) Potential VPs: Thune, Giuliani, Kyl, Crist, Ridge 75% John Thune - 45% Ron Paul - 25% Jeb Bush - 15% Potential VPs: Rob Simmons, Richard Simmons Rudy Giuliani - 5%

Tom Tancredo, activist/Jeb son George P. Bush, former eBay exec Meg Whitman, ex-NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, and conservative commentator Alan Keyes. Millions (literally!) of votes were cast. Hundreds of comments were sent in. Some of them, I should add, ...

By Alex Knepper Newt Gingrich: 12%. I’m pretty sure that he’s just trying to promote American Solutions. Rudy Giuliani: 5%. If lightning strikes. Keep holding on, Alex. Keep holding on… Haley Barbour: 1%. No. Dirk Kempthorne: 1%. No. Mitch Daniels: 1%. No. Jim DeMint: 1%. No. Ron Paul: 1%. No.

By Scott Fox Republican Convention. In this interview with Charles Goyette, Ron Paul calls for a "grand rally" in St. Paul at the time of the Republican Convention. Rand Paul wants to see as many people get to St. Paul as possible. The campaign website will have details soon.

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 Tommy Christopher Filed under: Republicans, Rudy Giuliani, Ron Paul, 2008 PresidentThe LA Times reports that former New York mayor and former GOP Presidential frontrunner Rudolph Giuliani paid grudging tribute to Congressman Ron Paul during the announcement of the end of his candidacy. Giuliani gave...

By Tommy Christopher Hard to believe this is from this capaign, it seems so long ago. Who would have thought that, in the end, Ron Paul would end up neck-and-neck with Giuliani? When all's said and done, it seems likely that Paul will finish the Republican Presidential primary race with far more votes than Rudy. T...

By infolution Nolan Chart January 2, 2008 Zogby currently shows Ron Paul tied with Giuliani and Thompson at 8%, and 3 points behind McCain in Iowa, among likely Republican caucus voters. Gambling911 January 1, 2008 Nolan Chart January 2, 2008 Zogby currently shows Ron Paul tied with Giuliani

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.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Sen. Fred Thompson of Tennessee were next with 9 percent each, followed by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas. They each had 7 percent. Reps. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., ...

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, ...

Ohthankgod: Liveblogging The Last GOP Debate Of 2007 The Gate - National Journal, DC - Also say Hi to: Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, John McCain, Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo and Duncan Hunter. 1:56. Welcome to the Gate's liveblog ...

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 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 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...

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.

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 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%).

By Adam Smith R's: Rudy Giuliani 28.8; Mitt Romney 15.3%; Fred Thompson 13.9%; John McCain 10.4%; Mike Huckabee 6.9%; Ron Paul 4%; undecided 18.8% We don't know much about San Diego-based Datamar Inc, except that last time it polled FL it found John Edwards leading the Democratic field. Hmmmm. Well, here's wh...

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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