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Rudy Giuliani set to run for U.S. Senate -- maybe

By Michael J.W. Stickings Rudy Giuliani has apparently decided not to run for governor of New York and may instead seek the GOP nomination to run against Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand next year. (Giuliani's people are denying this .) Rudy Giuliani, shameless exploiter of 9/11 , would-be torturer-in-chief , and neo-fascist thug , not to mention presidential campaign failure , a man with no national...

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New York Jews to vote Republican in 2010?

Here's one way Republicans can attract Jewish voters: Nominate strongly pro-Israel candidates like former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (pdf link) (Hat Tip: Rosner's Domain). But, what if Giuliani makes a bid for the U.S. Senate? Giuliani leads U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the Democrat appointed by Governor David Paterson to fill the vacant seat left by Hillary Clinton. 54% of

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California Dreamin'

California is short $21 billion. All that haggling, and even the Great California Garage Sale, and go figure. You'll also find it no surprise that Republicans are saying, "this time, no new taxes", and Democrats are saying "this time, no cuts". Kind of like an I Love Lucy rerun. Same plot. Same outcome. The University of California can't wait for the next steps. The Board of Regents...

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The Mammogram "Study" and Impacts in #HCR

Earlier this week, the US Preventive Health Services Task Force published a report which concluded that the benefits to women under age 50 from mammograms were limited, and therefore regular mammograms for women age 40 - 50 should be discontinued for women without certain risk factors. This was NOT a financial study, it was an efficacy report. It also was not an actual study, it was a lit review....

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Polling and Political Wrap-Up, 11/19/09

Rasmussen Reports hits two of the biggest prizes in Election 2010, and in true Rasmussen fashion, find the Republican candidates doing better than any other pollsters in America. That, and a few other choice headlines from the world of the campaign trail, grace the Thursday evening edition of the Wrap. NY-Gov: Rasmussen Claims Giuliani Within 3 of Cuomo It might be a moot point now, but our first...

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Giuliani: No Run For NY Governor, May Challenge Gillibrand In Senate Instead

Insiders report that former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani plans to challenge Kristen Gillibrand for her Senate seat in 2010 rather than run for New York governor, as has been long rumored. Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani has decided against running for governor, but is strongly considering running for U.S. Senate instead, sources told the Daily News. The Republican heavyweight was considered the GOP's best shot...

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Time for Hoffman to un-un-concede

While Doug Hoffman is going off the deep end in NY-23, charging that ACORN stole the election for Democrat Bill Owens, (I mean this is so ludicrous - almost all the charges leveled against ACORN have been about voter-registration fraud, of which there have been a few minor cases, and the GOP has tried, unsuccessfully, to charge ACORN with actual vote fraud, but to charge ACORN with vote-counting fraud,...

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Paterson: ‘I would compromise, but … ‘

Lawmakers are still stuck, according to the latest post-leaders meeting series of press gaggles. “I would compromise — but right now I’m compromising against zero,” Gov. David Paterson said. The big sticking point is school cuts, a subject on which the perspectives, or at least the statements, are as varied as the stances. Senate Democratic Conference Leader John [...]

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Giuliani Update: No Decision Yet

Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani has not decided whether to run for Gov or Senate, contrary to earlier reports. Spokesperson Maria Comella , in a statement emailed to reporters, dismisses a New York Times report that Giuliani will not run against Gov. David Paterson (D) and a New York Daily News report that he will run against Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D) as premature. "Rudy has a history of making...

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Pataki Still Mulling 2010

Rudy Giuliani's decision not to run for governor next fall in favor of a possible challenge to US Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand next fall has not altered George Pataki's calculations about his own political future, a spokesman for the former governor insisted. "Running for office is a very personal decision, and while there is nothing new to report with respect to Governor Pataki, this announcement...

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Poll: Giuliani could defeat Gillibrand for U.S. Senate

A new Marist College poll that coincides with news today that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has decided not to run for governor found that he would easily win over Democratic Gov. David Paterson but would have his work cut out for him if Attorney General Andrew Cuomo ran instead of Paterson. Among registered voters, Giuliani would [...]

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Ken Blackwell on Liberals' Establishment Of Religion

The conservative Republican commentator opines that one of the reasons that liberals are hostile to public expressions of Christianity is because it threatens the monopoly that the religion of liberalism enjoys in the public squares : "Analyze [late Sen. Ted] Kennedy’s Epistle to the Gentiles and you will see that the concern, the work, the cause, the hope, the dream that is the subject...

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Final US Senate candidate debate set for Wednesday, Dec 2, 8 pm

Email: COAKLEY, CAPUANO, KHAZEI AND PAGLIUCA TO PARTICIPATE IN CONSORTIUM DEBATE AT NECN STUDIOS ON WEDNESDAY, DEC 2 BOSTON GLOBE, WBUR, WGBH-TV AND NECN CO-SPONSOR FINAL TELEVISED DEBATE BEFORE SPECIAL SENATE ELECTION PRIMARY NEWTON, MA - The four Democratic candidates contending for the late Senator Ted Kennedy's Senate seat will debate for one final time before the primary in a one-hour debate co-sponsored...

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Marist: Giuliani, 54; Gillibrand, 40

Today's Marist poll reveals Rudy Giuliani was wise to take a pass on the 2010 governor's race, but also shows he's a strong contender against Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. In a hypothetical head-to-head match-up, the former mayor is way out in front of the former congresswoman, 54-40. One-third of Gillibrand's fellow Democrats say they would support Giuliani, who's also competitive in the Democrat-dominated...

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Will Rudy Run?

Everyone seems to know Rudy Giuliani's political future -- except Giuliani. First the New York Times reported that Giuliani "has decided not to run for governor of New York next year after months of mulling a candidacy, according to people who have been told of the decision." Then the Daily News reported that "Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani has decided not to run for governor next year...

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ANCA Mourns Passing of Sen. Kennedy, Armenian Issues Stalwart

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian National Committee (ANC) of Massachusetts joined with citizens of the Commonwealth and Armenian Americans across the U.S. in mourning the passing of Senate icon and lifelong advocate of Armenian issues, Senator Ted Kennedy. Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) with his son, Rep. Patrick Kennedy(D-R.I.) speaking at the ANCA Armenian Genocide Observance on Capitol Hill on April 21,

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News of husband's affair made Elizabeth Edwards vomit

Elizabeth Edwards, wife of John Edwards, former North Carolina senator, wrote in her new memoir that the news of her husband’s affair made her vomit.