(CNN) - Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is dropping out of the Republican presidential race for president and endorsing Arizona Sen. John McCain.
Oh you mean, 9iu11iani. I'm sorry...did he say something that wasn't '9/11' or 'Will you marry me?'?
January 30, 2008 06:21 pm at 6:21 pm |
Eddie
Who cares what Giuliani thinks.
January 30, 2008 06:23 pm at 6:23 pm |
Ben
WATCHING JOHN SLAPPING RUDY'S BACK AND PRAISING RUDY FOR BEING A TRUE "AMERICAN HERO "CAUSES ME SOME CONCERN ABOUT JOHN'S ABILITY TO BE REALLY HONEST WITH US OR HIMSELF.
January 30, 2008 06:28 pm at 6:28 pm |
Amy
I hope that who ever is elected will be very brave and try to stop the continuing looting of this country by the international bankers and their surrogates, such as some politicians and lobbyists. This country has already been looted by the international bankers to the point that we are on the verge of bankruptcy, which is why most Americans are suffering in the "richest" country in the world. Unless a candidate is committed to returning the wealth to the Amercan people, it doesn't matter who wins the Presidency, because it will just be a caretaker position. What a sad end to a once mighty United States of America.
January 30, 2008 06:29 pm at 6:29 pm |
Paul in Kissimmee
I think Rudy is a good endorsment. All of the liberal New Yorkers have to admit that the city is better because of him. I've heard this from New Yorkers themselves.
January 30, 2008 06:30 pm at 6:30 pm |
Jeff, Huntington Beach, CA
It sounds like "the kiss of death" to me. Just goes to show that politics is a place for strange bedfellows. It also shows John McCain is not worthy of my vote for deciding to get close to a dirt bag like Giuliani. McCain ALREADY mentioned 9/11 while receiving the endorsement. Goes to show what his motives are and it's not for bringing sanity to The Executive Branch. Is there ANYBODY out there worth our vote?
Obama 08
January 30, 2008 06:36 pm at 6:36 pm |
Ray
This is BREAKING NEWS????
January 30, 2008 06:36 pm at 6:36 pm |
Phil
Ron Paul is definitely worthy of our vote. All his positions come from the United States Constitution. They are American ideas. The ideas of liberty.
January 30, 2008 06:48 pm at 6:48 pm |
joe
Our only hope for an Italian president.
oh well, we have an italian speaker of the house
HILLARY CLINTON 2008.
January 30, 2008 06:51 pm at 6:51 pm |
Sue, Greensboro, NC
Did anyone truly think Guiltiani has a chance at a candidacy? He is the most amoral of the bunch we've seen during this election cycle. No way would this opportunistic sob have won the nomination....and I've heard that from New Yorkers, Kissimmee Paul. Just goes to show that New York is a diverse state, just like any other state,whether the media would have you believe it or not.
January 30, 2008 07:31 pm at 7:31 pm |
mr.fair tax
i cannot vote for mccain, hillary or obama........huh, i must go another route, yes sir!!
it's not over yet though.
how is this new? didn't he say this yesterday?? whats with the rehashing of old news, cnn?
Rudy who?
Oh you mean, 9iu11iani. I'm sorry...did he say something that wasn't '9/11' or 'Will you marry me?'?
Who cares what Giuliani thinks.
WATCHING JOHN SLAPPING RUDY'S BACK AND PRAISING RUDY FOR BEING A TRUE "AMERICAN HERO "CAUSES ME SOME CONCERN ABOUT JOHN'S ABILITY TO BE REALLY HONEST WITH US OR HIMSELF.
I hope that who ever is elected will be very brave and try to stop the continuing looting of this country by the international bankers and their surrogates, such as some politicians and lobbyists. This country has already been looted by the international bankers to the point that we are on the verge of bankruptcy, which is why most Americans are suffering in the "richest" country in the world. Unless a candidate is committed to returning the wealth to the Amercan people, it doesn't matter who wins the Presidency, because it will just be a caretaker position. What a sad end to a once mighty United States of America.
I think Rudy is a good endorsment. All of the liberal New Yorkers have to admit that the city is better because of him. I've heard this from New Yorkers themselves.
It sounds like "the kiss of death" to me. Just goes to show that politics is a place for strange bedfellows. It also shows John McCain is not worthy of my vote for deciding to get close to a dirt bag like Giuliani. McCain ALREADY mentioned 9/11 while receiving the endorsement. Goes to show what his motives are and it's not for bringing sanity to The Executive Branch. Is there ANYBODY out there worth our vote?
Obama 08
This is BREAKING NEWS????
Ron Paul is definitely worthy of our vote. All his positions come from the United States Constitution. They are American ideas. The ideas of liberty.
Our only hope for an Italian president.
oh well, we have an italian speaker of the house
HILLARY CLINTON 2008.
Did anyone truly think Guiltiani has a chance at a candidacy? He is the most amoral of the bunch we've seen during this election cycle. No way would this opportunistic sob have won the nomination....and I've heard that from New Yorkers, Kissimmee Paul. Just goes to show that New York is a diverse state, just like any other state,whether the media would have you believe it or not.
i cannot vote for mccain, hillary or obama........huh, i must go another route, yes sir!!
it's not over yet though.