Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterGiuliani says decision on governor's race unlikely before summer
Published 1/13/2009 by rsinderbrand at CNN Political Ticker
Could Giuliani be headed for Albany?
WASHINGTON (CNN) – Rudy Giuliani is remaining coy on the prospect of a 2010 run against New York Gov. David Paterson.
"It's too early," the former New York City mayor said on CNN's American Morning Tuesday. "The governor has a big job. He doesn't need a two-year election campaign. I [...]
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