Rudy Giuliani

Rudy Giuliani has a record of reducing taxes by 17%, turning a deficit into a surplus, reducing welfare rolls in half, and reducing crime rates by 60%. He understands that free market economic policies, if done correctly, creates prosperity for all Americans. He also understands the need to keep America safer, stronger, and he believes in the Bush-era foreign policy which protected us after the worst attack on our soil.

Squawk! I was mayor of New York during nine eleven; I was mayor of New York during nine eleven. Squawk!

A hell of a choice, if the GOP is figuring on conceding elections for another generation. I said three years ago the guy was unelectable, and he went out of his way to prove me right.

Now he's looking up a cliff at "unelectable" thinking of it as an improvement.

The final straw for his ambitions may be if he checks this list and finds he's polling behind Harold Heard as a contender for the GOP nod.

This Guy needs to stay in the State based elected offices. He's Weird

He isn't conservitive enough.

Rudy Giuliani is not a handsome figure of the GOP; especially the New York City and New York State ruined his appearance and inside beauty to run for the U.S. President in 2008. 1. Rudy Giuliani is not a real good Italian Catholic (The New York City cultivated him as an adultrious and cruel person); 2. The pro-choice and pro-gay New York City and New York State forced him to be more pro-choice and pro-gay to survive successfully as an 8-year New York City Mayor; 3. The 9-11 Attacked balded his head 100%. Before he ran in 2008 Florida Presidential Primary Election, I putted my hope and confidence at him to defeat Hillary Clinton. After he lost in the Florida Primary to John McCain, I dissapointed at him because of the 3 weaknesses he had. Let Rudy Giuliani run for New York Governor against David Patterson. Mike Huckabee is the cleanest, and rightest presidential candidate against Barack Obama.

I doubt that Giuliani will run again for President. Really he had the early inside track for the nomination in 2008, but he ran a one-note campaign that was devoid of a message and organization.

I do think he might make a run for Governor of New York in 2010. That's an office that's definitely achievable for him.

People loved him, until they met him.

At one time, I liked Giuliani but he turned me off when running for President. The guy is a one trick pony who seems to have run out of ideas.

I love the enthusiasm of Rudi Giuliani, and his pro-choice state may be his only weekness with me. I believe he may be one of the BEST candidates that would run; my dream ticket for 2012 from those who would actually run would be Palin-Giuliani or vice-versa. If Patreaus and Condi would run, they'd make a great team too; no country would ever mess with us with those two!

Rudy isn't exactly riding a lot of momentum right now. The man shouldn't waste anybody's time, and just kick his feet up on a beach somewhere.

I still don't understand how this guy is considered a Republican.

Some have pontificated, saying that the 2008 winner will be unbeatable in 2012 because economic recovery is inevitable. That winner (Obama) will receive the credit for it. Whether that is true or not...I know this: If Republicans are stupid enough to go with Giuliani, or any other "moderate/ Bush-wing/ Rockefellar/ blue blood candidate...everyone better prepare for eight years of President Obama.

St. Nineeleven, in all likelihood, won't run, and would be pretty foolish to do so. A petty, vindictive, and  thoroughly unlikable man ( to me) who ran a lousy campaign and has no realistic shot next time.