Rudy Giuliani

2nd Congressional District candidate Jennifer Horn (R-Nashua) announced that Rudy Giuliani has endorsed her campaign.

"Jennifer Horn is a fresh face who understands how New Hampshire families are hurt by high energy prices, high taxes, and representatives beholden to special interests," Giuliani said in a press release. "This Congress has failed on the economy, energy, and ethics.  Making America energy independent, moving the economy forward, and returning trust and ethics to government begins with electing Jennifer Horn to Congress and I am proud to support her effort."

MANCHESTER -- Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said at an economic roundtable discussion that the media has been unfair to Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin.

"The liberal media wants to count him [John McCain] out; the liberal media wants to count Sarah Palin out, the media wants to do more than count Sarah Palin out, I don't know what they want to do but it's probably illegal," Giuliani said. "The anger at her is some great commentary at how partisan the media has become."

MANCHESTER-- Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani credited John McCain with helping to rally Republican support for the financial bailout legislation that failed in the House of Representatives.

Giuliani made the comments while campaigning in New Hampshire for Executive Councilor Ray Wieczorek (R-Manchester).

Rudy Giuliani and Ray Wieczorek: Photo Credit: PolitickerNH.com

MANCHESTER -- Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said that Executive Councilor Ray Wieczorek (R-Manchester) will be remembered in Granite State politics for his ability to build the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.

"The Verizon Wireless Arena is one of his greatest achievements because it's one of those things that's a profile-in-courage, in the sense that he took a great risk in his political career, it hurt for awhile," Giuliani said. "Now in retrospect it looks like everyone agrees he made the right decision even the people who were attacking him back then."

For Immediate Release
September 29, 2008

JENNIFER HORN: RUDY GIULIANI'S ANTI-CHOICE STATEMENTS DON'T GO FAR ENOUGH
 
 
(CONCORD) Today, New Hampshire Republicans will welcome Rudy Giuliani back to the Granite State as he headlines a fundraiser for Executive Councilor Ray Wieczorek.  But one New Hampshire Republican is unlikely to be there: Jennifer Horn.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                   Greg MooreSeptember 7, 2008                                     (603) 206-1223 x1013
John Stephen Extends Momentum With Major EndorsementsFormer Senator Bruce Keough, Former MA Governor Paul Cellucci Back Campaign
MANCHESTER, NH- John Stephen, Republican candidate for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional district, today picked up two top endorsements just before this Tuesday's primary election.  Former State Senator, Gubernatorial candidate and Mitt Romney for President State Chairman Bruce Keough and former Massachusetts Governor and Rudy Giuliani for President National Chairman Paul Cellucci backed Stephen's campaign.

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MINNEAPOLIS- Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani told a gathering of delegates that Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) has more executive experience than U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.)

"First day she was mayor, she had more executive experience than the entire Democratic ticket, second day she has twice the experience," Giuliani told the delegations from New Hampshire and South Carolina. "Then as governor she's taking on everybody, if she won't going to run for vice-president I'd support her to be the next mayor of New York City."

It doesn't get much better on FOX than seeing the rare sight of Alan Colmes emerging from his protective shell and exposing Sean Hannity for the idiotic, hypocritical windbag he is.

Rudy Giuliani's former New Hampshire executive director, Jennifer Hallowell, has been featured in an article by The Detroit News.

Hallowell, now Great Lakes regional manager for U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), called McCain's New Hampshire messaging a "freight train."