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submitted by riverdrops 41 months ago, from boston.com
Assuming the role of Republican rottweiler, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, in his keynote address to the Republican National Convention, last night dismissed Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama as a "celebrity senator" without leadership experience or significant accomplishment... More
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submitted by agabriel 41 months ago, from nytimes.com
After days of mounting questions about her qualifications, Gov. Sarah Palin prepared to rally the Republican National Convention tonight by touting her small-town government experience and ridiculing concerns about whether she is up to the job of vice president. More
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submitted by agabriel 42 months ago, from news.yahoo.com
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani will give the keynote address at the Republican National Convention next month and Democrat-turned-independent Sen. Joe Lieberman also will take center stage at the GOP gathering. More
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submitted by sunil 49 months ago, from cnn.com
Sen. John McCain claimed victory in Florida's Republican primary, and Sen. Hillary Clinton took the state's Democratic contest Tuesday night. he results in the Republican race might have delivered a fatal blow to the campaign of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was a distant third. More
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by Dan Balz from washingtonpost.com, 51 months ago
CONCORD, N.H., Nov. 25 -- With Rudolph W. Giuliani looking to spring a surprise against Mitt Romney in the state hosting the nation's first primary, the race for the Republican presidential nomination took a sharply negative turn here Sunday as the two candidates traded accusations about taxes,... More
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by Michael Leahy from washingtonpost.com, 49 months ago
CAPE CANAVERAL -- Wayne Pennington thought it would be a privilege to help out the other day when Rudolph W. Giuliani visited the hotel where he works as an auditor. With darkness falling, Pennington watched the flashing lights of the motorcade as he waited outside for the former New York mayor, the... More
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submitted by sunil 48 months ago, from cnn.com
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will announce Thursday he is endorsing Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, two GOP sources familiar with the situation told CNN. Schwarzenegger will make the announcement in California, a day after the four Republican candidates debated. More
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submitted by sunil 49 months ago, from wnbc.com
Sen. John McCain won a breakthrough triumph in the Florida Republican primary Tuesday, and before the night was out, rival Rudy Giuliani prepared to quit the race and endorse the Arizona senator. More
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submitted by sunil 49 months ago, from cnn.com
Republicans have battled fiercely for votes in Tuesday's critical Florida primary, as Democrats have largely ignored the state after national leadership said it would not seat Florida's delegates because of a squabble over scheduling. More
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by Michael D. Shear from washingtonpost.com, 49 months ago
For more than a month, former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has been in self-imposed political exile, a virtual sideshow as he all but sat out the early primaries to wait for the 2008 presidential contest to arrive in Florida. More
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by Juliet Eilperin, Alec Macgillis from washingtonpost.com, 49 months ago
SOMERSWORTH, N.H. -- The small crowd waited for nearly an hour in the windowless basement. When Rudolph W. Giuliani finally arrived, immaculate in a dark suit that showed no trace of the deep snow and slush outside, he spoke for 10 minutes and answered questions for 10 minutes more. And that was ... More
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from economist.com, 49 months ago
Far from Iowa, two would-be presidents are biding their time AS THE other candidates battled frostbite and each other in Iowa, two men were conspicuously absent. Rudy Giuliani was planning to be in Florida on January 3rd, the day of Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses. Michael Bloomberg, h... More
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by Michael Dobbs from washingtonpost.com, 50 months ago
Mitt Romney says he "saw" his father "march" with Martin Luther King Jr. Rudolph W. Giuliani claims that he is one of the "five best-known Americans in the world." According to John McCain, the Constitution established the United States as a "Christian nation." Ron Paul believes that a "NAFTA sup... More
