Rudy Giuliani

Gallup Poll Obama 49% - McCain 43% Still a small lead for Democratic Sen. Barack Obama, overall! The McCain campaign hits back against the media. Sarah Palin must deliver a monumental speech, to energize the conservative base. So far, Obama hits Republican Sen. John McCain over his stance on...

Sept. 3: TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani about John McCain’s VP pick, Sarah Palin, as well as his upcoming speech at the convention.

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 Crossbow The documents also spell out the long list of gifts that Palin received in the final months of her term, including one from former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani that would make any baseball fan jealous: $4,250 worth of tickets to a Yankees game for Palin, her husband and their daughter Willo...

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 Alex Knepper Bob Shrum, the man known for the failed presidential campaigns of Dick Gephardt, Mike Dukakis, John Kerry, and Bob Kerrey, has written a really, really bad article saying that Mitt Romney, not Sarah Palin, will be the Republican nominee in 2012 because the Republicans like to nominate t...

ABC News  NY Letterman made the offending joke on Tuesday night's show, following a visit to New York by Sarah Palin during which she attended a Yankee game with Rudy Giuliani. "One awkward moment for Sarah Palin at the Yankee game," Letterman said, ...

MiamiHerald.com  NY what he said was unacceptable," responded Palin spokeswoman Sharon Leighow. Palin was in New York to receive an award for her advocacy for children with disabilities. Her family was invited to Sunday's Yankees game by former Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

 NY Sarah Palin, ex-Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Giuliani's wife, Judith, take in ballgame at Yankee Stadium. Who has a better chance of rebounding from their recent political setbacks - Sarah Palin or Rudy Giuliani? Palin. She's a rising star in the GOP. ... Newsday - FOXNews

 NY Alaska governor and former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin was in the second row behind the plate with former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani and their respective spouses. Palin lasted only a few innings.

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 Hey, this might strike some as completely random, but I was — as I’m prone to do — randomly thinking about politics this evening and a thought struck me: why do we call certain politicians by their first names? Sarah Palin is “Sarah.” Hillary Clinton is “Hillary.” Condoleezza Rice is “Condi.”

By blacktygrrrr Michael Barone is the author of the Almanac of American Politics. He also writes for U.S. News and World Report. “John McCain and Sarah Palin were ahead in September, but the responses of the presidential candidates to the financial crisis was telling.”

By Kristofer Lorelli In his well written and honest Sarah Palin post, Alex Knepper hints at a possibility I have been considering for a long while.  Is Palin the only candidate that could deliver a moderate (albeit strict constructionist) Vice Presidential nominee, such as Rudy Giuliani, to the Republ...

By Alex Knepper 5. Put a Cheney/Biden-style vice-president on her ticket if she wins the nomination. Rudy Giuliani seems an obvious vice-presidential selection for Sarah Palin, quite honestly: beloved by hawks, known for his competence, is less divisive and abrasive on cultural issues than Palin. The...

By Matt Lewis CPAC is the largest gathering of conservative activists each year. Ronald Reagan -- the only Republican president to come from the conservative movement -- spoke at CPAC 12 times! It's fair to say that John McCain's failure to attend CPAC this year was a huge strategic mistake. Woody Allen...

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...

By BarbinMD With his multiple wives and cross-dressing ways, Rudy Giuliani was never going to make it onto the Republican ticket, but that doesn't mean that Mr. "a noun, a verb, and 9/11" isn't willing to get down in the mud with John McCain and Sarah Palin. Here's a robocall that is running in Maine, Wisc...

By Info@townhall.com (Dennis Prager) Prager H1: Every day there is a new racism charge hurled at John McCain and Sarah Palin. A Kansas City Star columnist claims that “socialist” is a code word for black and thus to accuse Barack Obama of having socialist tax policies is really to make racist remarks… Dennis talks to Rudy Giulia...

By Ken Layne Guess who hasn’t been mentioned at all tonight? America’s favorite president, George W. Bush Junior! It’s as if Republicans haven’t held the White House for the past eight years. Who can remember that far back? So let’s welcome the new Geraldine Ferraro, “Barracuda Sarah” Palin — her own s...

By Kyle Drennen On the Early Show, Giuliani also raised the issue of the media not sufficiently vetting Barack Obama after Rodriguez declared: "There are questions about her [Sarah Palin’s] experience, which I know have been raised about Barack Obama as well." Giuliani responded: "No, they haven't...No...