Missing in Action?

As someone who was present at ground zero during the 9/11 attacks - and not watching it on TV from the 'cheap seats' like the rest of you, I can unequivocally say that there is probably no other politician past or present that could have done a better job leading throughout the crisis, and its aftermath. He is very detail oriented and brings out the best in those who report to him. His management style is that of accountability and holds himself and others to high standards. There is no one with any intelligence who can't say that he was the best mayor that NY City evey had, even before 9/11 happened (unless you are a child molester, murderer, drug dealer, or car their - then you probably won't like him). Even without 9/11, he had a proven successful track record. He has without question accomplished more during his first term as mayor than Hillary Clinton has during 2 terms as senator! He will lead the country, where others will just make excuses. I am voting for Rudy!!!

Rudy is my guy so save your breath trying to talk us out of it

If you are easily taken in by generalities and artificial sound bites then Rudy is not the man for you. If you are looking to know specifics and details on the changes proposed to tacke issues such as the economy, foreigh relations, healthcare, social security etc...then Rudy is the candidate. I've noticed this man to have a studious and calm nature. He will put in the time to gain the knowledge to make the right decision for this country. The rest of the candidates have become poor written characters for TV.....underestimating the intelligence of the public thus they put little effort into the details for change they are offering Sincerely, a voter for Rudy.

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/1/8/185438/7845/186/433066

RON PAUL'S RACIST NEWSLETTERS REVEALED. and he ADMITS IT!

CNN debunks Bill Clinton's recent attacks about Obama's record right before the primary:
it's worth a watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOe01_ww29U


CNN debunks Bill Clinton's recent attacks about Obama's record right before the primary:
it's worth a watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOe01_ww29U


CNN debunks Bill Clinton's recent attacks about Obama's record right before the primary:
it's worth a watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOe01_ww29U


CNN debunks Bill Clinton's recent attacks about Obama's record right before the primary:
it's worth a watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOe01_ww29U

Giuli-whatever is jerk, a cheater and a wimp.

Mr. 9/11.....doesn't have what it takes to be president. Heck, I would not even let him park my car!

Giuliani is the best candidate to be our next president. period. He has tough proven leadership. He has both a business and political background. He is a strong communicator. He understands that government should not be dictating social points of view - rather the job of goverment is to spur our economy, protect our country and ensure the opportunity for Americans remains intact. He was tough on the mob, did not bow to it as suggested below. We do not need another weak Christian right candidate such as Huckebee who does not have foreign experience and who would flounder when negotiating with other world leaders. We do not need a Clinton who's beliefs on bigger government to further complicate our healthcares systems. [The system needs to be streamlined, not overcomplicated by further government intervention.] So Giuliani did not spend as much money in Iowa or NH. What does this tell you? That he isn't concerned about Iowans or NH? NO! This says that he is a man that understands that he has a budget that he needs to use strategically in order to meet the goal. This type of thinking should be valued! The answer isn't 'just keep throwing money at it". This fiscal irresponsible manner is largely what is wrong with Washington today. If we want CHANGE - vote for Giuliani!

Giuliani exhibits leadership, thoughtfulness, a tough stance on terror and illegal immigration, strong economic principles. He also recognizes that the government should spend time on the economy and our country's safety rather than trying to dictate values. This doesn't mean he doesn't have strong values - which I believe he does. Rather it's not the job of government - which I completely agree with. We need a leader with political saavy and good business sense. Giuliani is the best candidate to represent us in a world that is becoming increasingly complex and threatening our way of life!

RE: "Miss NYC's" ridiculous comments: IF indeed, 9/11 were not COMPLETELY OBVIOUSLY an INSIDE JOB, then maybe Giuliani would have that going for him. But even then, that would be ALL he would have going for him. Sure, he cleaned up NYC crime in the nineties -- big deal -- get over it. Unfortunately, 9/11 WAS an inside job, the facts state Giuliani clearly had inside info of WTC 7's demise and left for safety, he did NOT provide NYC firefighters with proper equipment despite multiple requests and causing hundreds of deaths, and if you are so naive as to be swayed one carefully-staged Jerry Bruckheimer moment, then you are simply too inept to be voting for president.

Newsweek has a real anti-Giuliani bias. Might be because as a liberal leaning publication they want the weakest Republican candidate possible i.e. Huckabee or Thompson. Mitt Romney looks good but he is the John Kerry of the Republican party -- i.e. can't connect to lower middle class voters and minorities. McCain is a smart leader and a good politician but not charismatic enough especially if he has to go against Obama. Giuliani is the only viable candidate that can win in an almost impossible year for Republicans. He appeals to middle and lower middle class voters as well as minorities and can give any Democrat a run even in NY and CA.

Thank you Rudy for "ignoring" New Hampshire ! Now if the rest of the candidates would follow suit, we'd get away from this ridiculous system of small early states deciding on the party nominees for the rest of us and allowing a variety of candidates to compete for the nomination until at least a majority of states and population have had their say. Sorry folks from Iowa and New Hampshire, no matter what you think, your opinion is not better and more important. We pay the same taxes as you and should have the same say in this process.

I'm so tired of hearing people bash Giuliani about 9/11. He spent a lot of time planning and preparing for a potential disaster, not to mention he did a great job leading the city, and the country, during 9/11. It could have been much worse if first responders weren't prepared, which is largely due to Giuliani's leadership. He has every right to talk about his leadership during that time.

Has everyone forgot that terrorism is a HUGE issue? We should be voting for someone with his kind of experience.

For all of you in NH who did not vote for Rudy because he "didn't spend enough time there," or he "didn't think NH was immportant," let me clue you in. You are, in the grand scheme of things, NOT important. You schedule your primary before anyone else, and the rest of us are supposed to bow to the candidates that you select?
I'm not a Rudy supporter, but I give him credit. He's making his own way, and not bowing to you.
Please stop voting on the basis of how much time a candidate spent in your state, or how much
attention he gave to your village. What does that do for the remaining 99% of the US populace? How does that benefit us? Is that the responsible way to use your vote? You've done nothing to earn the right to be kingmaker. Your arrogance is amazing.

The Republicans are fighting for the right to lose to Obama.

I don't think we need anymore mob ties in the White House

The Republicans are all fighting for the right to lose to Obama.

Ok New Yorker...not that I am a fan of McCain but he has tons of experience with "attacks" and "making decisions ina timely manner". All you need to do is consider his military experience and you will see he has much more experience in that relm than any of the other canidates.