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Giuliani Eyes N.Y. Senate Seat


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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani may be back on ballots soon.

The New York Daily News is reporting that Giuliani has decided to run against Democratic U.S. senator Kirsten Gillibrand in the 2010 election.

If elected, Giuliani would reportedly use that as an intermediate step toward another White House run in 2012.

"Rudy has a history of making up his own mind and has no problem speaking it," a spokeswoman for Giuliani told the Daily News. "When Mayor Giuliani makes a decision about serving in public office, he will inform New Yorkers on his own."

Gillibrand, since taking the position in the Senate earlier this year, has been working to drum up support to overturn the military's ban on openly gay service members. Last month Gillibrand proposed an 18-month moratorium on enforcement of the ban but had to withdraw it from a defense spending bill when it became clear it would be blocked by a Republican filibuster.

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Reader Comments
  • Name: Chung Fang
    Date posted: 11/20/2009 8:18:27 AM
    Hometown: Los Angeles

    Comment:

    I hope he loses, he is oily, mean, and a monster, and the GOP of the worst kind. Do you remember how he attacked Obama during the campaign?? He made me sick and he appeared to be a racist during the fucking Republican National Convention. New Yorkers, wake up and for for the right person.

  • Name: Harvard
    Date posted: 11/19/2009 10:51:58 PM
    Hometown: Cambridge, MA

    Comment:

    He is sooo UGLY. Only ugly people would vote for him.

  • Name: Jester
    Date posted: 11/19/2009 9:18:25 PM
    Hometown: Ex-New Yorker

    Comment:

    One of the most divisive figures in the history of NYC. No thanks.



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