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Rudy Giuliani

Political Party Republican Party
Current Position Former Mayor of New York City
Age 65   (May 28th, 1944)
Hometown New York, NY
Religion Roman Catholic

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PERSONAL

Spouse: Regina Peruggi (1968-1975)
Spouse: Donna Hanover (1984-2000)
Spouse: Judith Nathan (2003-present)
Children: (w/ Hanover) Andrew, Caroline; Whitney (stepdaughter)

EDUCATION
  • New York University School of Law, J.D., 1968
  • Manhattan College, B.A. in Political Science, 1965
  • Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School
PROFESSIONAL
  • Bracewell and Giuliani, 2005-present
  • Giuliani Partners, 2002-present
  • Lawyer, Private Practice, 1989-present
  • Patterson, Belknap, Webb and Tyler, Lawyer, 1977-1981
  • Associate Deputy Attorney General, Chief of staff to the Deputy Attorney General, 1975
  • Chief of the Narcotics Unit, 1973
  • Employee of US Attorney, 1970
  • Clerk, Judge Lloyd MacMahon, United States District Judge for the Southern District of New York
  • Executive United States Attorney
POLITICAL
  • Mayor, New York City, 1994-2001
  • Associate Attorney General, appointed 1981
  • United States Attorney, Southern District of New York, Appointed 1983

Stances on The Issues

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  • Supports parents deciding on parochial, charter, or home schooling.

  • Says schools should be open on weekends for remedial catch up.

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News

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Liberating America: Clintonistas   8:14 pm on Jun 23, 2008

WILL THE REAL NEW YORK LIBERAL PLEASE STAND UP   4:58 pm on Jun 23, 2008

@ PDF: Candidates Make More Money Online, But Ad Spend Still Goes ...   3:47 pm on Jun 23, 2008

Beware The Ides Of May   3:19 pm on Jun 23, 2008

McCain hires directors for PA, MI, OH   1:24 pm on Jun 23, 2008

To Make a Stir at City Hall, Make an Appointment   9:53 pm on Jun 22, 2008

Giuliani Levels, Then Draws, National Security Fire For McCain   9:05 pm on Jun 18, 2008

Giuliani's Approach to Terrorism, as Mayor and Candidate   10:59 am on Jun 18, 2008

Giuliani's pre-9/11 mentality   8:48 am on Jun 18, 2008

Giuliani throws out ceremonial first pitch   7:02 pm on Jun 13, 2008

Hillary Clinton Leads General Poll   6:29 pm on May 15, 2008

Rudy to keynote state GOP dinner   8:36 am on May 15, 2008

NY prosecutor wins big with Spitzer investigation   3:30 am on May 15, 2008

Giuliani enters the political ring in Ukraine   9:28 am on May 14, 2008

Giuliani coaches Dr Iron Fist for run at mayorâ??s office   10:00 pm on May 13, 2008

Good Luck Getting Dick Cheney on Your Show, or Pleasing Rudy Giuliani   10:02 am on May 13, 2008

NRCU   8:48 am on May 13, 2008

Giuliani to advise Ukrainian mayoral candidate   11:50 am on May 7, 2008

Mixed reactions to Egan's public rebuke of Giuliani   7:43 pm on Apr 29, 2008

You Caint Get A Man With A Guuun   3:15 pm on Apr 14, 2008

Videos

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Mayor Giuliani Florida Election Night Speech
Mayor Giuliani delivers his Election Night speech in Orlando, Florida, January 29, 2008.

Posted: 7:45 am on Jan 30, 2008
Length: 16 minutes and 4 seconds
Morning Rounds
Mayor Rudy Giuliani made the rounds on all the morning shows talking about his growing momentum in Florida, his bold vision for the future and why he is the best prepared candidate to be President.

Posted: 6:35 am on Jan 29, 2008
Length: 3 minutes and 9 seconds
Election Day Highlights
This afternoon, Academy Award winning actor Jon Voight and Campaign Manager Michael DuHaime talked with Fox News about Mayor Rudy Giuliani's growing Florida momentum.

Posted: 4:00 am on Jan 29, 2008
Length: 38 seconds
Election Day Highlights
This afternoon, Academy Award winning actor Jon Voight and Campaign Manager Michael DuHaime talked with Fox News about Mayor Rudy Giuliani's growing Florida momentum.

Posted: 3:39 am on Jan 29, 2008
Length: 1 minute and 1 second
Mayor Giuliani in Clearwater, Florida
Watch Mayor Giuliani in Florida today where he talked about the need for a national catastrophe insurance fund and the need to become energy independent.

Posted: 10:52 am on Jan 28, 2008
Length: 1 minute and 45 seconds

Why Rudy has their vote

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Giuliani got us through 9/11, Giuliani can get us through anything
i saw both the democrat and republican debates, he is the most moderate folowed closley by John McCain.
Giuliani impressed me with the way he handled the attacks on 9/11 as mayor of NYC. I think he will be a strong and fearless leader for our country. He takes no crap and will keep terrorists threats low.
He's fiscally conservative, yet is strongly moderate, lacking both liberal pretentiousness and disillusionment, as well as the over-the-top, and often ridiculous and hypocritical puritan moral garbage that is so prevalent in the holy right. He's got skeletons in his closet, but that makes him real. He puts everything on the table, is a realist, and sees the world as it is.
He is the man.
This guy is a sound candidate.
He's a strong leader. He has done amazing things for NYC. He knows how to handle anything from a national crisis to a personal scandal.
Because we need a strong leader and a great communicator.
Because he will save our country from going anymore down into the dump than it already has. The perfect candidate to make us a powerful nation with jobs and lower taxes.
He's a social liberal who will keep my taxes low, entitlement spending down, support free trade, and crush America's enemies. He's not my ideal candidate by any means... but he'll do.
He's the best unless Fred Thompson decides to run.
Mr. Giuliani is a proven leader who has the ability to bring our country together. He is a fiscal conservative and a national defense conservative.
Guiliani has proven to be an effective leader. He is not a conservative who is motivated by polarizing issues that typically afflict the traditional right. I feel that Guiliani is not controlled by special interest. He had cleaned up New York during his tenure. His policies lean towards smaller government, something I am always in favor of.
Cus liberals are screwing with America's morals and any dignity we have left. I get tired of all the gay ass libs who are always dogging on everything that is wrong with America. Nothing is wrong with America, all we need to do is keep doing what we are doing and keep the status quo. Nothing needs to change other than maybe alternative fuel sources. America is still the greatest place on earth in my book and we should keep it that way. Vote Republican!
He helped New York City get through one of the greates tragedies this country has evern known.
I am voting for Rudy because as a Republican I understand the importance of the upcoming 2008 Presidential election. Security is first and foremost the most important issue facing this country and Rudy is the only candidate with proven leadership and experience on handling serious crisis, like 9/11. Also Rudy is a fiscal conservative, and someone who talks about the issues that are going to win us the next election. The Republican Party can no longer afford to ignore issues like healthcare and education. I believe that the social issues do matter, and I trust Rudy to appoint principled strict constructionists judges to hold the line on social issues, and other key issues facing the court. Rudy is the only candidate with enough executive experience and real proven leadership to defeat Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama. Also Mike Huckabee for VP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
abortion rights and gay rights are important to me.
When I tell people that I support Rudy, the automatically think "9/11". Well, those people are ignorant about the Mayor's record throughout his 8 years in NYC. Rudy drastically reduced crime, cut the budget, reduced welfare rolls, cleaned up the city and cut taxes. The biggest reason I am voting for Rudy, however, is leadership. He knows how to get things done and he is not affraid to pull out all the stops to do so. He can work with both sides. In an era when this country desperately needs competancy in the White House (that goes for Clinton and both Bushs) Rudy has shown that he can deliver.
The work he did in New York was amazing. he was able to cut down the crime rate by half, and turn a defecit into a surplus while still cutting taxes, and supports independent energy sources. He also shows the same opinion on abortions as I show, and was able to decrease the abortion rate by 16% in NYC without risking a woman's right to choose. He is conservative, but does not push personal beliefs. For instance, he believes that every american man or woman deserves equal rights for financial, and personal reasons for their partners of choice. I think the most important reason, is that he isnt afraid to get down into the dirt and get dirty with the rest of us. He was down at ground zero cleaning up, and he still goes to every military funeral for a fellow statemen...that says a lot to me.
I was in New York during the September 11th attacks and I trust his ability to be tough on terrorism and lower taxes while combating crime.
Because Rudy is my future, he is a hope for me and the rest of America that strong leadership will once again prevail
He did alot with new york, he will do MORE with america.
I prefer a socially liberal, tough on defense, fiscally responsible candidate... My first two choices would be Colin Powell (but he's not running) and McCain (the sad truth is that he's probably too old)... I think Giuliani has that "x-factor" that it takes to be a good president, especially in a time when our country seems ready to swing towards one extreme or the other, a moderate and likeable candidate like Giuliani would be perfect.
Rudy is agressive, and would make a strong leader. I agree with most of his stances, and believe he is what America needs right now.
Just beceause Rudy is the man! Plus, I agree with most of his views and think that he is a great man despite all of the stupid crap that happened when he was mayor (even though that's personal stuff). Also he was a great leader for New York during 9/11...R.I.P. to all of those who perished that day...