Rudy Giuliani

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee announced that Rhona Charbonneau, former Chair of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee, has endorsed Mayor Rudy Giuliani for President. Charbonneau also represented Hudson and surrounding communities as a member of the New Hampshire Senate and House of Representatives.    » read more »

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee announced the Iowa Taxpayers for Rudy Leadership Team. The team consists of Iowa community leaders who are committed to helping spread Rudy’s message of cutting taxes and restoring fiscal discipline to our government.

“Rudy is committed to ending earmarks and budgeting government like a business,” said Giuliani’s Iowa State Chairman Paul Pate. “He is the real fiscal conservative candidate in the race who can reduce spending in government and keep the tax cuts in place.”    » read more »

Oct 08, 2007 -- "Mayor Bloomberg Vowed... He Won't Leave His Successor In City Hall With The Same Financial Mess He Inherited From Rudy Giuliani When He First Took Office." (Michael Saul, "I Won't Leave A Mess, Says Mike," [New York] Daily News, 6/2/07)

FACT: The New York City Budget Grew More Than 37% Under Mayor Giuliani:    » read more »

Oct 06, 2007 -- "For a classic example of the politics of self-interest, you can't beat New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's challenge to the line-item veto. ... This is no disinterested argument over constitutional principles. Giuliani wants his piece of the pie, and doesn't care who gets hurt in the process. ... [To] try to kill the line-item veto over this most parochial of issues is sheer money-grubbing insanity. New York has always been known for a grasping, devil-take-the-hindmost ethos.    » read more »

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee announced that for the second quarter in a row the campaign leads the Republican field in dollars raised. The campaign showed another strong quarter, totaling over $11 million raised and over $16 million total cash on hand. The campaign reported raising over $10.5 million in primary dollars this quarter.    » read more »

October 3, 2007 -- Washington, DC - While President Bush is vetoing the bipartisan plan that would provide 10 million children health care, Rudy Giuliani will be defending Bush's move as he campaigns in the Granite State this morning. Even though it would cost more than 8,700 kids in New Hampshire needed health care coverage, Giuliani has stubbornly backed Bush's veto threat for months. [CNBC Interview, July 2007, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgnOhJtJ6_E; AP, 9/26/07, Families USA, 9/25/07]    » read more »

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee has announced DuPage County, Illinois endorsements. Joining Team Rudy are DuPage County Sheriff John Zaruba, DuPage Clerk of the Circuit Court Chris Kachiroubas and DuPage County Board Chairman Bob Schillerstrom. These endorsements come just as Mayor Giuliani makes a visit to the county tomorrow.

Zaruba, Schillerstrom and Kachiroubas join a growing list of DuPage supporters, including State Senator Christine Radogno, DuPage County State’s Attorney Joseph Birkett, and State Representatives Bob Biggins, Franco Coladipiertro and Dennis Reboletti.    » read more »

Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee has unveiled the members of Rudy Giuliani’s Justice Advisory Committee. Former Solicitor General of the United States Ted Olson will serve as Chairman.    » read more »

The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee has announced additions to its South Carolina campaign. Team Rudy adds Regional Field Directors Sarah Bjorkman and Tim O’Toole to its field staff.

Bjorkman will focus on organizing the Lowcountry, while O’Toole will be working in the Upstate. They join other field staff working to build a strong grassroots network in communities across the state, grow the volunteer base and communicate Mayor Giuliani’s optimistic message to the voters of South Carolina.    » read more »

October 1, 2007 -- Washington, DC - While Rudy Giuliani promises to be tough on immigration, his record as Mayor of New York City shows a different picture, and raises questions about the Republican candidate's swing to the far right on the issue. A day after accepting the endorsement of former California Governor Pete Wilson, best known for promoting the divisive Proposition 187 targeting immigrants, Rudy Giuliani continues to run away from his record on immigration while he campaigns in Los Angeles today.    » read more »

Sep 29th -- In remarks today before the National Federation of Republican Women Convention in Palm Springs, California, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke about his Commitment to provide access to a quality education to every child in America by giving real school choice to parents.    » read more »

Sep 28th -- The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today unveiled its Connecticut regional chairs. Also joining Team Rudy are eleven current and former Connecticut legislators.

The regional chairs, who will head up the Mayor’s campaign in their respective Congressional Districts, are Republican State Central Committeeman Ralph Capenera, State Senator John Kissel, State Representative Ray Kalinowski, Middletown Mayor Sebastian Giuliano, East Haven Mayor Joseph Maturo, State Senator Dan Debicella, and New Britain Mayor Timothy Stewart.    » read more »

Sep 27th -- The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee announced today former California Governor Pete Wilson has endorsed Rudy Giuliani for President. Wilson, whose public service in California ranged from serving as Mayor of San Diego to U.S. Senator to two-term Governor, is the latest in a strong delegation of support for Giuliani in California.    » read more »

September 28, 2007 -- Rudy Giuliani is in California today to accept the endorsement of former California Governor Pete Wilson, a move that should come as no surprise to anyone given Rudy's long history of divisive leadership. Wilson is probably best known for his divisive tactics like promoting Proposition 187 and Proposition 209 to "restrict benefits to illegal immigrants and to end affirmative action," strategies that have hurt the Republican Party in California for more than a decade.    » read more »

September 28, 2007 -- The Democratic National Committee today called on Rudy Giuliani to explain his ties to "Take Initiative America," a shadowy front group financing the effort to rig the Electoral College in California for the 2008 presidential elections. Giuliani campaigns in the state today after news reports show that financial backers of the front group are also donating to his campaign.    » read more »