Rudy's the One

By Steve Forbes

Rudy Giuliani is the real fiscal conservative in the 2008 presidential race. That's why I'm endorsing him for president.

Most Americans know that Mr. Giuliani turned around America's largest city. They know he cut crime and welfare in half; they know that he improved the quality of life from Times Square to Coney Island and everywhere in between. And they witnessed his Churchillian leadership following the terrorist attacks on 9/11.

Less well known is the mayor's fiscal record. Nonetheless, conservatives will find it impressive. He built New York's resurgence not just on fundamental police work, but also on a foundation ...

WSJ article

WHY FORBES ENDORSED GIULIANI

http://joelrosenberg.blogspot.com/

PPIC California Poll - Rudy 33% McCain 19% Gingrich 14% Romney 7%

PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and Their Government, March 2007

On the Republican side, Rudy Giulliani (33%) leads in the presidential primary race, followed by John McCain (19%), Newt Gingrich (14%), and Mitt Romney (7%). Guiliani has similar support among men and women, and conservatives and others. Gingrich has more support among conservatives and men, while McCain has similar support among men and women, but less support among conservatives than others. In a national survey, Giuliani led McCain by 40 percent to 20 percent, according to the March TIME poll.

Zogby Poll: "America's Mayor" Top Pick of Iowa Republicans

McCain retains second spot; Fred Thompson shows potential

Rudy Giuliani of New York leads the field at 25% in the race for the Republican presidential nomination in Iowa, where GOP caucus–goers next January will start the process of picking their party’s standard bearer for the 2008 election, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

Judith and Rudy Giuliani Will Be on 20/20 Tomorrow

Las Vegas Loves Rudy

People love Rudy Giuliani.

That was obvious Wednesday as the former New York City mayor and current Republican presidential front-runner struggled to maneuver through a throng of people and cameras at a Las Vegas Target store where he was making a brief shopping trip and campaign stop.

ReviewJournal article

"Will Rudy Make us Real?"

from the Ventura County Star:

With considerable frequency, given that the boss is a megamillionaire celebrity with a resort home in Idaho, A-list invitations everywhere and a private plane at his beck and call, the staff of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger issues one-sentence advisories to the press Sunday nights or Monday mornings: "The governor has returned to the state."

Rudy Radio

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is running ads on conservative talk radio shows in a direct appeal to the Republican voters who could determine the fate of his presidential campaign.

NewsMax


Washington Post blog

Giuliani Denounces Troop Withdrawal Deadline

Rudolph Giuliani on Tuesday called the Democratic-controlled Congress' challenge to President Bush's policy in Iraq "a terrible mistake" and equated it with waving a white flag in the war against terrorism.

"I can't imagine in the history of war anybody announcing a timetable to run out and retreat," he said at an appearance at a delicatessen in this suburb just over the George Washington Bridge from New York City. "I think it's a terrible mistake. To put up the white flag and announce a timetable for retreat seems like a very bad strategy to me."

Steve Forbes Joins the Rudy Giuliani Campaign Team

Mr. Forbes will serve as a National Campaign Co-Chair and Senior Policy Advisor:

“I am honored to support Rudy Giuliani for President,” Steve Forbes said. “As Mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani showed how exercising fiscal discipline – including tax cuts – lowers deficits, spurs economic growth, and increases revenue. It is time the rest of the country benefit from a true fiscal conservative leader who gets real results.”

“Steve and I share an economic vision that embraces supply-side economics, tax relief, and spending restraint,” said Mayor Giuliani. “I look forward to working with Steve and am proud to have him as a member of our team.”

50% Just Say No to Clinton

By Kelly McCormack

Half of voting-age Americans say they would not vote for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) if she became the Democratic nominee for president in 2008, according to a Harris Interactive poll released Tuesday.

The Hill

Interview with Rudy Giuliani

KUDLOW: we are right on business, right on america, and right on the money.. we still believe the that free-market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. this evening's program your money and turboprop my exclusive interview with america's mayor rudy Guiliani. he describes a minimalist government of taxes and regulating. he strongly disagrees with potential upload opponents, john edwards and al gore and hillary. he is in good health after his bottle with prostate cancer. i began by asking the mare to see if the seas and economic recession take a look. .

GUILIANI: If you're talking about a response of government, probably what government can do best is to try to limit spending and try to bring down government spending. We haven't done that in a while. We haven't done it in a concerted way. And it seems to me that's how the federal budget can have the best impact on the private economy. And make it clear that we're going to extend the tax cuts and it's not just a temporary thing so people can look forward to long term planning. And look for other ways in which we can put money back in the private sector.

RealClearPolitics

Rudy Giuliani's New Website is Live!

Rudy put his website up today, replacing the temporary one.

http://www.joinrudy2008.com

For Rudy fans, you can volunteer in several ways and also contribute financially!!!

Rudy Giuliani Swings Into McKinney Texas

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani visited The Players Course at Craig Ranch in McKinney on Tuesday for a golf tournament designed to raise money for his presidential exploratory committee.

McKinney Star Community

Angus Reid Global Monitor: Giuliani Holds Eight-Point Lead Over Hillary

(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani keeps the upper hand in a prospective United States presidential contest, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. 49 per cent of respondents would vote for the Republican in 2008, while 41 per cent would support Democratic New York senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.


Angus Reid Global Monitor

American Thinker: Rudy Giuliani Could be Just the Ticket for Social Conservatives

As the 2008 season gains momentum, political commentators are starting to address key questions about each serious candidate.

Read the full American Thinker article

Giuliani Leads Hillary, Obama in 2008 Race

In a contest pitting Giuliani against Illinois senator Barack Obama, the Republican holds a six-point advantage.

Rudy Giuliani (R) 47% - 42% Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
Rudy Giuliani (R) 45% - 39% Barack Obama (D)

Angus Reid Global Monitor

Karla Bertrand '09: Don't let Giuliani 'clean up' America

Karla, a student at Brown, shares her (very liberal) worries about Rudy Giuliani:

So former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has officially entered the presidential race. Upon hearing his name, many think of "America's Mayor" in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001. Others may conjure up memories of the reduced crime rate, or of blatant First Amendment violations. But there is one insidious phrase which is most commonly used of Giuliani's time in office, and it is that aspect I wish to discuss here.

Brown Daily Herald

California moves primary to February

SACRAMENTO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday moved California's presidential primary from June to Feb. 5 in a bid to give the nation's most populous state a greater say in the nominating process.

Giuliani Snags Santorum's Campaign Manager

Vince Galko, formerly Sen. Rick Santorum's campaign manager, is slated to become ex-NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani's regional political director for Northeastern states. Galko is a former exec. dir of the PA GOP and was dep. exec. dir. of Pres. Bush's '04 re-election.

via The Hotline