Rudy Giuliani

Dec 14, 2007 -- "The city of New York, quite frankly, is quite tolerant of undocumented immigration and this shouldn't surprise you because I've been the Mayor for a long time and outspoken on this issue, even nationally, I happen to agree with that." – Mayor Rudy Giuliani (WABC Radio's "Live From City Hall...With Rudy Giuliani," 9/7/01)

A New Giuliani Campaign Ad Discusses The Issue Of Illegal Immigration:    » read more »

The Rudolph Giuliani Presidential Committee has announced the endorsement of New Jersey Assembly Republican Leader Alex DeCroce. DeCroce, who represents Morris and Passaic Counties, is recognized for making fiscal integrity and tax reform top priorities for Republicans in the New Jersey General Assembly. He will serve as Giuliani’s Honorary New Jersey State Co-Chair.    » read more »

Dec 11, 2007 -- "That's The Federal Government's Problem. ... If You're Not Hurting Anybody In My City, I Don't Care." – Mayor Rudy Giuliani On Immigration (Bill Sammon, "Book Excerpt: In New York, Illegal Immigration Took A Back Seat To Making The City Safe," Washington Examiner, 12/11/07)

In A Recent Interview, Mayor Giuliani Says He Wanted To Turn In New York City's Illegal Aliens:    » read more »

December 9, 2007 -- During his first appearance as a presidential candidate on NBC's Meet the Press this morning, Rudy Giuliani continued his refusal to fully disclose his business dealings and connections to shady figures.    » read more »

December 7, 2007 -- As he hunkers down with his advisers today and prepares for his appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, Rudy Giuliani should finally answer questions he has been dodging for months. Rudy's interview with Tim Russert this Sunday comes amidst new questions about work his business has done for shady clients and the cover-up of taxpayer-paid security for his then-girlfriend Judith Nathan.

Given the recent drop in his poll numbers, maybe Rudy will finally realize that he needs to own up to his shady past. Below is a cheat sheet of questions he has yet to answer:    » read more »

The Rudolph Giuliani Presidential Committee has announced that Lisa James will serve as Giuliani ’s Arizona State Chair. James served as Arizona Executive Director of President George W. Bush’s 2004 reelection campaign.

“Rudy is the strongest candidate to defeat the Democrats in the general election,” said James. “He is a proven leader with proven executive experience and a track record of cutting taxes, reducing crime and turning a deficit into a surplus.”

James filed official paperwork earlier today to place Giuliani’s name on the Arizona Republican Primary ballot.    » read more »

Dec 6, 2007 -- The Rudolph Giuliani campaign today announced the campaign’s Military Advisory Board. Leading the board is Admiral Robert Natter (Ret.), who was previously announced as Mayor Giuliani’s Senior Military Advisor.

Joining Natter are Lieutenant General Ed Anderson (Ret.), General Donald Cook (Ret.), Rear Admiral Kevin Delaney (Ret.), Rear Admiral James W. Eastwood (Ret.), General Alfred G. Hansen (Ret.), Vice Admiral James D. Hull (Ret.), Vice Admiral Al Krekich (Ret.) and Rear Admiral Paul Soderberg (Ret.).    » read more »

December 5, 2007 -- After consistently exaggerating a myriad of facts and figures about his record as mayor of New York City on the campaign trail, Rudy Giuliani is at it again. Giuliani launched a new TV ad in New Hampshire today that overstates the details of the 1979 hostage crisis in Iran and fails to mention that Rudy has exaggerated his experience with Islamic terrorism.

The ad also fails to point out that Giuliani has done extensive work for clients such as the government of Qatar, Hugo Chavez, and businesses tied to organized crime that raise national security concerns.    » read more »

The Rudolph Giuliani campaign today announced that Bill McCoshen, former Campaign Manager and Chief of Staff for Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson, has endorsed Giuliani for President. McCoshen will serve as Giuliani’s Wisconsin State Co-Chair.    » read more »

The Rudolph Giuliani Presidential Committee has filed official paperwork to place Giuliani on the ballot in the Illinois Republican primary. Filing on behalf of Mr. Giuliani were Illinois State Representatives Bill Mitchell of Macon County and Chapin Rose of Champaign County.    » read more »

The Rudolph Giuliani campaign has filed official paperwork to place the former Mayor on the ballot for the Oklahoma Republican Primary. National Women for Rudy Chair Terry Neese of Oklahoma City filed on Rudy’s behalf.

“Rudy is the only Republican that can win in the general election,” said Neese. “He is the strong leader we need to keep America on the offense in the Terrorists’ War on Us, while pursuing conservative fiscal policies that grow our economy. Oklahomans can trust that Rudy will get results because he has a record of getting results."    » read more »

November 28, 2007 -- As the Republican presidential candidates prepare to finally answer questions tonight directly from the American people at the CNN/YouTube debate, the Democratic National Committee launched FlipperTV, a unique, new online video tool that is part of the DNC's ongoing efforts to hold Republican frontrunners Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson, and John McCain accountable for their positions and flip flops along the campaign trail.    » read more »

Nov 29, 2007 -- Chapel Hill, North Carolina – Today, John Edwards for President communications director Chris Kofinis released the following statement in response to Rudy Giuliani's new ad attacking Senator Edwards:    » read more »

November 30, 2007 -- ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – Republican presidential candidate and Texas congressman Ron Paul’s run for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination reached another milestone on Friday as it surpassed GOP opponent Rudy Giuliani’s third quarter fundraising total.

With over one month still remaining in the fourth quarter, Congressman Paul has currently raised $10,259,765. By comparison, Rudy Giuliani raised only $10,258,019 during the three-month period from July to September of this year.    » read more »

Dec 1, 2007 -- The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced that the New Hampshire Troopers Association has endorsed former New York City Mayor Giuliani for President. Representing the non-commissioned men and women of the New Hampshire State Police, the group is committed to ensuring the best possible working conditions for State Troopers – and has not previously endorsed a presidential candidate.    » read more »