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This one surprised me a little bit. The latest FOX News Poll pits McCain against Hillary Clinton and then against Barack Obama. Here were the results:
“Thinking ahead to the next presidential election, if the 2008 general election were held today and the candidates were Democrat [see below] and Republican [see below], for whom would you […]
Almost every presidential poll from early 2005 until now has shown Rudy Giuliani or John McCain (Giuliani more often than McCain) to be the frontrunner for the GOP nomination, with the only other potential challenger being Condoleezza Rice (whom most assume will not run). So the question is, are we looking pretty much at a […]
Rudy runs the table in all three states, and is approaching 50% support in Washington and New Jersey.
Strategic Vision Washington, Oct. 27th-29th, 2006
For the 2008 Republican Presidential Nomination whom would you support? (Republicans Only)
Rudy G…
We have heard the rumors this past week that Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Ken Mehlman is likely to leave his current position, will probably open up his own political consulting firm, and could end up on the 2008 presidential campaign staff of Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
And Mehlman may be just the start of some real sparks that […]
Over the last day or so, there’s been a trickle of Google traffic with the keywords “Mehlman” and “Giuliani.” Now I know why.
Apparently, on Chris Matthews’s show yesterday, Kathleen Parker speculated that Ken Mehlman would join the Giuliani camp afte…
Rudy has contributed a witty and enjoyable essay on the virtues of New Hampshire’s First-in-the-Nation primary to VictoryNH. The piece is a curtain-raiser for Rudy’s return visit to the Granite State on November 3rd, when he headlines a forum on Leader…
The Caucus Cooler reports that Rudy will be in Iowa to campaign for Jim Nussle and the Republican ticket, quite possibly on Election Eve. Stops include Des Moines and potentially Cedar Rapids. It’s a pretty strong statement by Iowa Rep…
No, he did not, but I could easily see this clip becoming McCain’s drag video: The full context of the quote is up on Drudge, and it is pretty clear that McCain misspoke. But good luck stopping anyone who wants to use this at an opportune moment…
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce a new recurring series here at Giuliani Blog:
The Rudy Record: America’s Most Accomplished Conservative.
This recurring series will document the amazing record of Rudy Giuliani in areas such as T…
Strategic Vision: 28. For the 2008 Republican Presidential Nomination whom would you support? (Republicans Only)Rudy Giuliani 34% John McCain 21% Newt Gingrich 15% Mitt Romney 8% Bill Frist 2% George Allen 1% Rick Santorum 1% George Pataki 1% Chuck Ha…
I check the Hotline On Call several times a day. Generally, I find it to be really well done.
Something today raised eyebrows. I checked it around lunchtime to find this post atop the page about S.C. State Sen. Mike Fair endorsing McCain.
I revisit it…
Sometimes, something happens that really causes you to recognize just how out of whack the MSM’s analysis of the ‘08 field really is. The Obama Time cover is just such a thing. Does Obama really have a shot at being President in 2008? Probably not, t…
Sometimes, something happens that really causes you to recognize just how out of whack the MSM’s analysis of the ‘08 field really is. The Obama Time cover is just such a thing.
Does Obama really have a shot at being President in 2008? Probably not, though he is the nominee-presumptive if Hillary loses. Experience matters in […]
Below are remarks by Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney yesterday in which he declares his unequivocal support for a Federal Constitutional Amendment defining marriage as exclusively restricted to the union of one man and one woman as the only way to effectively protect the institution of marriage.
While some conservatives favor a state’s rights approach to the […]
So says Andrew Sullivan: As Jon Stewart said of John McCain, Giuliani has turned his straight talk express into a bus to bulls**t-town. The Stranger notices the U-turn.
Keep the attacks coming, Andrew. They’ll come in very handy in South Carolina!
Huge sample size, and includes the Democrats, independents, libertarians and vegetarians McCain does so well with. Which Republican would you favor for president? Rudolph Giuliani39% John McCain36% Other18% Mitt Romney7% Total Votes: 131,245
Maggie Haberman of the New York Post reports today as does Richard Perez-Pena of the New York Times and John DiStaso of the Manchester (NH) Union Leader that as Mayor Giuliani campaigns for Repbulican candidates in New Hampshire he appears to be in no hurry to commit to a presidential run in 2008. Also note that Mayor […]
The MSM has settled on this notion that Rudy has pushed back his ‘08 decision timeline as the big news coming out of his New Hampshire visit:
“If I make a decision, I’ll make that decision some time next year. I imagine it’ll be some time in the fi…
As noted by Kavon, we’ve gotten a trickle of New Hampshire polling after a recent dearth of it. McCain leads the field based on residual goodwill from 2000, with 32 percent of the vote. Rudy is at 19 percent and Mitt Romney is at 15 percent. What’s my perspective on this poll as a Giuliani […]
As noted by Kavon over at Race42008, we’ve gotten a trickle of New Hampshire polling after a recent dearth of it. McCain leads the field based on residual goodwill from 2000, with 32 percent of the vote. Rudy is at 19 percent and Mitt Romney is at 15 …
Rudy keeps on winning…
Strategic Vision Wisconsin, Oct. 6th-8th, 2006
Who is your choice for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2008? (Tommy Thompson excluded; Republicans only)
Rudy Giuliani 39%John McCain 25%Mitt Romney 9%Newt Gingrich 6…
Mark this as a big “W” in Rudy’s column: First Place Votes: Giuliani 29.0%Gingrich 21.7%Romney 19.5%Tancredo 5.9%McCain 3.7%Brownback 1.6%Frist 1.0%Huckabee 1.0%Hagel 0.7%Pataki 0.2% Three-way race: Giuliani 47.1%Romney 42.9%McCain 6.6% Two-way …
Or: “Is Lieberman more conservative than McCain?”
Last night I set off quite the firestorm via a suggestion on one of RudyBlogger’s posts regarding the relative positions on the political spectrum of Joe Lieberman and John McCain. My comment, which I probably should’ve clarified more effectively, was in response to what was in my view a […]
I don’t have any solid indication they do, but this Jason Horowitz bit in the Observer seems to indicate that some of our ideas are already having an impact. I quote in full because it’s too good not to: A few days ago this pro-Giuliani blog lai…