Here's another sign of the strength of Giuliani's candidacy: Former NYC Mayor Ed Koch, who supports Hillary Clinton for president, sees fit to reissue his nasty polemic, "Giuliani: Nasty Man" with a new introduction -- by Koch.
Koch asserts, "it would be very harmful to our country if Rudy were to become President. Rudy simply does not tell the truth when it suits him not to."
Who wants to swing at that high-hanging curve?
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Comments (2)
can someone please tell Ed Koch to shut up. He is such old news.
It is unfortunate that so many people who are filled with misinformation are willing to define Rudy Guiliani in the darkest of terms to get their candidate elected.
Media Myth - Rudy was not defined on 9/11.
Rudy Guiliani made a reputation for himself by aggressively challenging the MOB as U.S. District Attorney for Southern Manhattan. Later on as Mayor, Guiliani led the effort to take back the City of New York and make it governable. Rudy did it.
As Mayor of NYC, Rudy Guiliani wanted to arrest Yassar Arafat because the PLO was responsible for the murder of an innocent jewish american, Leon Klinghoffer. One dead american is too many for Rudy Guiliani.
During and after 9/11, all you saw was a man who was prepared both as an accomplished litigator, lawyer, prosecutor, and Executive. People also saw an incredibly personal side. Attending Funerals or Weddings, Rudy appeared to be gracious, comfortable and caring.
Most importantly, Rudy Guiliani was competent.
Rudy Guiliani is an excellent candidate to be considered for Presdient of the U.S.A.. The other candidates are as well. Let them make their case based on their merits and policy decisions.
Not on a cheap smear campaign accomplished through blogging on this website.