Giuliani Rules Out Run for Senate in 2010
Earl Evleth
a race for the Senate in NY, based on his 24
hours of fame on 9/11. He has a perfect record
to pander from. He can not run on a family values
basis. He is a rotter in that respect although not
quite at the level of Tiger Woods.
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Giuliani Rules Out Run for Senate in 2010
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has ruled out a run for the Senate
in 2010, NewsCore has learned.
The seat is currently held by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), who was
appointed by New York Gov. David Paterson when former Sen. Hillary Clinton
joined the Obama administration as secretary of state.
One source close to the former mayor says that instead of running for
office, he will be pursuing other business opportunities in the private
sector, noting that after his 2008 Presidential run the Mayor still has the
status within the party and the platform from which "to engage on national
issues that are important to him.�
Giuliani is also expected to announce his intention to revive his Solutions
America PAC as a vehicle to promote Republican party candidates in 2010, the
source said.
There had been much speculation that Giuliani would run for either the
Senate or the New York governor�s mansion. The former mayor officially ruled
out a run for Governor in November.�
Today's news also closes the door on a Senate run.
A Quinnipiac poll in mid-December found that Giuliani would beat Gillibrand
50%-40% in a hypothetical general election.
Giuliani is set to endorse former New York Congressman Rick Lazio for
governor at an event in Manhattan Tuesday or Wednesday.
Lazio is the only declared candidate running for the New York governor's
seat on the GOP side. On the Democratic side, New York Attorney General
Andrew Cuomo has not yet decided whether he will challenge current Governor
David Paterson in a Democratic primary.
Giuliani briefly ran for the Senate in 2000 but withdrew after being
diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Jigsaw1695
Guiliani was the right man, at the right time, at the right place. He
was, and still is, a popular persona in New York.
Jigsaw
Earl Evleth
d63d3b53-8e0f-4e08...@l13g2000yqb.googlegroups.com,
"Jigsaw1695" <Jigsa...@aol.com> wrote:
> Guiliani was the right man, at the right time, at the right place. He
> was, and still is, a popular persona in New York.
A real star but no substance. However, as our chief dupe
I understand your love for him.$`
Any opinion on his adultery?
John Rennie
snipped
>
> Guiliani was the right man, at the right time, at the right place. He
> was, and still is, a popular persona in New York.
>
> Jigsaw
But not that popular in Florida LOL
Jigsaw1695
Probably not. But right now he is a hell of lot more popular than
Obama.
Jigsaw
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John Rennie
> On Dec 22, 1:09�pm, John Rennie <john-ren...@talktalk.net> wrote:
>> Jigsaw1695 wrote:
>>
>> snipped
>>
>>
>>
>>> Guiliani was the right man, at the right time, at the right place. He
>>> was, and still is, a popular persona in New York.
>>> Jigsaw
>> But not that popular in Florida LOL
>
> Probably not.
'Probably'? Definitely is the correct word.
But right now he is a hell of lot more popular than
> Obama.
>
> Jigsaw
If you say so, jiggy, then it's not so.
Mitchell Holman
news:d63d3b53-8e0f-4e08...@l13g2000yqb.googlegroups.com:
Guiliani is a cross-dressing pro-choice pro-gun control
Republican adulterer.
No wonder his political career is in shambles........
Izzy Mandelbaum
> My knee jerk analysis was
Aren't most of yours knee jerk, with the emphasis being on the jerk
side of things?
>that he would like win
> a race for the Senate in NY, based on his 24
> hours of fame on 9/11. He has a perfect record
> to pander from. He can not run on a family values
> basis. He is a rotter in that respect although not
> quite at the level of Tiger Woods.
So that would still put him way behind Clinton, though, huh?
(Bill, not Hillary)
Gregory Morrow
> My knee jerk analysis was that he would like win
> a race for the Senate in NY, based on his 24
> hours of fame on 9/11. He has a perfect record
> to pander from. He can not run on a family values
> basis. He is a rotter in that respect although not
> quite at the level of Tiger Woods.
"Ghouliani" is the perfect moniker for him...
:-)
--
Best
Greg
Mr Q. Z. Diablo
> On Dec 22, 8:06?am, Earl Evleth <evl...@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
>> My knee jerk analysis was
>
> Aren't most of yours knee jerk, with the emphasis being on the jerk
> side of things?
>
>>that he would like win
>> a race for the Senate in NY, based on his 24
>> to pander from. He can not run on a family values
>> basis. He is a rotter in that respect although not
>> quite at the level of Tiger Woods.
>
> So that would still put him way behind Clinton, though, huh?
> (Bill, not Hillary)
You Americans (Earl included) always amuse me with just how much you
care where your elected representatives and celebrities stick their
dicks. I'll put it to you this way - it really doesn't matter as long
as it does not impede their performance at their jobs. In the case
of celebrities, their jobs are probably not involved enough to be
impacted by anything up to and including a comprehensive mental break-
down.
--
A face full of divertamenti
Earl Evleth
Q. Z. Diablo" <dia...@thisbitisnotreal.freakishandunnatural.net> wrote:
> You Americans (Earl included) always amuse me with just how much you
> care where your elected representatives and celebrities stick their
> dicks.
I enjoy these stories as most others do. But I do not think
about them in such crude terms.