Thursday, January 24, 2008

Presidential hopeful Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has through his positive track record as mayor of New York City, and through his over all credentials and qualifications to be our next President has obtained some very strong endorsements from some very prominent people. Below is a list of some but not all of Mayor Giuliani's endorsements:

Steve Forbes, billionaire publisher Has endorsed Giuliani

Melissa Gilbert, actress

Kelsey Grammer, "Frasier" actor

Tom Hicks, owner of Texas Rangers teamParticipated in Dallas, Texas, fundraiser

Carl Icahn, Wall Street heavyweight

Adam Sandler, actor

Tony Sirico, actor

Florida, We are in it to win it!

The Giuliani 2008 presidential campaign is not worried by the recent primary losses in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina. The Giuliani campaign believes that so far these primary elections have appealed more to the base of the Republican Party but once primary elections begin in the larger more diverse states that our more moderate, pragmatic veiws will weigh in on theses primary elections. Although we are currently in primary season Republicans must think about who has the best chance in winning the general election. Aquiring the votes of the moderates and independents always plays a substantial part in the general election and there is currently not a candadate from either party as moderate as Mayor Giuliani. This appeal is whats going to win the Florida primary for mayor Giuliani and carry him all the way to the White House.

Article written by Matthew Nittinger, press secratary, Giuliani campign.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Meet the Press Ad Commentary

On Thursday, January 17th, 2008, NBC News held a Meet the Press in SOC 118. NBC covered and analyzed campaign advertisements from each candidate. When it came time for our candidate, Rudy Giuliani's ad to be analyzed, NBC chose to ignore what the ad was about and instead focused on Giuliani's commentary during 9/11 and how he took credit for the quick response. Here is Kristin Cook, from Fox News, as she comments on Giuliani's ad in SOC 118:

Here is the link to Fox News:http://foxsoc118.blogspot.com/
Thank you to Fox for acknowledging the issues in our advertisement!

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Bill Clinton Visits UC Davis

Former President Bill Clinton visited the University of California, Davis on Tuesday, January 15th on behalf of his wife, Hillary Clinton. With his grace, Bill Clinton spoke with gusto on health care, the war in Iraq, and several other political issues in an effort to rally support for Hillary Clinton in the upcoming California Primaries. 
The Giuliani campaign staff are working with the Davis College Republicans to get Rudy Giuliani to speak at the Pavilion as well in an effort to solidify support for Rudy here in California. 

Giuliani Campaign Ad

Without further delay, I present you with a political advertisement on Health Care by our excellent Presidential candidate, Rudy Giuliani. Please click here for a link to youtube.com where the ad is hosted: 

- Anthony Andrade
Public Relations Advisor

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Campaign Advertisement!

Stay up to date with the Giuliani campaign by tuning in tomorrow, Wednesday the 16th, for a campaign advertisement from Rudy himself. Thank you again for all your support!

- Anthony Andrade
  Public Relations Advisor

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

A Message from Rudy


After talking with my colleagues and close advisors I, Rudy Giuliani, have decided to go forward and file papers to the New York Department of State to form a presidential exploratory committee. The papers that have been filed are for a domestic not for profit organization.

While my final decision has not been made on if I will seek the republican presidential nomination, I have decided to take the first steps toward the nomination by filing these forms so I can legally start to gather donations from those individuals that would like to assist in exploring the possibility of running in the 2008 presidential election.

A final decision will quite possibly be made around 3:00pm pacific time on Thursday, January 10 2008.

-Rudy Giuliani

"I support this message"