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Giuliani Has His Pick Of Incumbents, NY Voters Say
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com - 10/20/2009
Giuliani Has His Pick Of Incumbents, NY Voters Say
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New Yorkers are ready to let Rudy Giuliani throw the bums out, according to a new poll from Siena University. The former New York City mayor leads the current Democratic incumbents in a potential governors race or U.S. Senate bid according to the survey of 624 registered voters, which was Oct. ...
politicalwire.com - 27 days ago
Cuomo Tells Giuliani He's Running
— politicalwire.com — "Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year," according to the New York Post . "The confidential message, conveyed through intermediaries, was delivered to Giuliani recently and is expected to play a ... (more) Cuomo Tells Giuliani He's Running

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What Does Rudy Giuliani Want?
nymag.com - 27 days ago
What Does Rudy Giuliani Want?
— nymag.com — O n an early-October night here in Kingston, a town about a hundred miles north of Manhattan, it was 2007 all over again. A white banner hung over a Colonial-style function hall with the message ULSTER COUNTY WELCOMES RUDY GIULIANI, and attendees were ... (more) What Does Rudy Giuliani Want?

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iowaindependent.com - 26 days ago
Giuliani: Skipping Iowa campaign was the ‘beginning of becoming irrelevant’
— iowaindependent.com — It was a mistake for his presidential campaign to skip Iowa , and it likely cost him his party’s nomination, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said in a recent interview with New York Magazine. In an article that focuses on whether he ... (more) Giuliani: Skipping Iowa campaign was the ‘beginning of ...

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Talking Points Memo — ... Teaming together the low-poll-support axis of Paterson and Gillibrand seems to be making decent progress in finding a way to help Rudy Giuliani find a way to get back into elective office. ...

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