Saturday, May 17, 2008

Rudolph Giuliani

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Clinton Fights for Voters in Obama Territory

McCain gets a boost in Illinois after Giuliani drops out of the race. more >>

Not All Giuliani Backers Want McCain

The rush by many supporters of departing GOP presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani to back front-runner John McCain isn't being followed by all the New Yorker's friends despite Team Rudy's encouragement. more >>

Rudy Limps Home With Nada

Giuliani spent millions but has practically nothing to show for it. more >>

For Giuliani Supporters, Florida Is a Bitter End

Florida Republicans blame Giuliani's loss on his risky strategy of focusing only on the Sunshine State. more >>

Giuliani Makes Last-Ditch Effort in Florida

Trailing in the polls, Giuliani stays out of the McCain, Romney "dishonest" debate. more >>

McCain Leads Giuliani in N.Y., N.J.

Despite predictions of Giuliani as the one to beat, it's changing now with McCain climbing in the polls more >>

Rudy Reaches for God's Black Book

Rudy Giuliani, the socially liberal Republican who's slipping in the polls, is reaching for an unusual E-mail list for help: a collection of 25 million Christian evangelicals. more >>

Why Rudy Giuliani's Survival Depends on Winning the Florida Primary

Why Giuliani's survival depends winning the primary here. more >>

Human Events Backs Fred; No Pay for Rudy Staff

The latest GOP primary notes show a major conservative endorsement for Fred Thompson and money trouble for Rudy Giuliani. more >>

Giuliani's Shock-and-Awe Tax Plan

The former mayor's reductions would be 25 percent bigger than Reagan's and Bush's cuts—combined. more >>

Giuliani Tax Plan Is a Supply-Side Dream

But with few spending cuts, will even GOP voters buy into it? more >>

Giuliani Team: He's Not Running Scared

He's 0 for 2 and likely to go 0 for 4 before having any chance for a primary or caucus victory, but Republican Rudy Giuliani isn't running scared as he tries to change political history by ignoring small-state elections in favor of later large-state contests. more >>

Giuliani Tries to Stay Relevant

Rudy Giuliani's presidential campaign is scrambling to get in on the saturation coverage of the Iowa caucuses this week. more >>

Can Rudy Still Make It?

Rudy Giuliani says the old rules don't apply. That's why he's focusing on Florida and Feb. 5 states. more >>

Format Leaves GOP Debate a Dud

Fred Thompson was a little more growly, Rudy Giuliani a little more defensive, and Mike Huckabee a little more careful--and that's by design, said the new Republican front-runner in Iowa, who limited his biblical metaphors to just one. more >>

Wall Street's Latest Take on 2008

Front-runners Rudy and Hillary look shaky. more >>

Like Father, Like Candidate

How lessons learned around the family table are influencing the way would-be presidents are running. more >>

Giuliani Shows His Claws on Spending

But budget-cutting without entitlement reform may be useless. more >>

Rudy and Romney's Big-Government Energy Plans

An 'Apollo Project' to combat climate change could cost $100 billion or more. more >>

Republicans Like Obama or Edwards as Democratic Pick

Hillary Clinton may be a Democratic favorite, but if Republicans had to choose which Democratic candidate they'd like to see win the nomination, she wouldn't be the pick. In a new poll released today by the Pew Research Center, the two candidates who are closely following Clinton in the polls—Barack Obama and John Edwards—are more popular with GOP voters. Twenty-one percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning registered voters said they'd pick Obama to win the nomination, and 17 percent chose Edwards. Clinton came in third, with 11 percent. more >>

Huckabee Surge Seen Helping Giuliani

Polls being conducted by GOP candidates appear to show a growing chance that underfunded hopeful Mike Huckabee could win the Iowa caucus, a victory that would upset the race and help Rudy Giuliani, according to Republican political advisers. more >>

Primary States Get First Glimpse of Candidates' TV Ads

In a sure sign that the presidential campaign is gaining velocity, the air wars have begun. more >>

What I Am Reading Today

On Rudy Giuliani, trade, Fred Thompson, inflation, and Spitzer more >>

Bloomberg: a Reasonable Alternative?

With the drawbacks for the major party nominees, the New York mayor may be the answer. more >>

Endorsements and Indictments

Giuliani gets an evangelical's support, but an old problem returns more >>

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