Rudy Giuliani’s Not Ruling Out Another Presidential Run

The Blaze ^ | May 7, 2011 at 12:03pm | Billy Hallowell

[ez]

In a speech yesterday to the Republican National Lawyers Association, Rudy Giuliani had plenty to say about President Obama’s foreign policy, American exceptionalism and the Sept. 11 terror attacks. But, his most ear-catching words focused on his potential bid for the presidency in 2012:

“I will sure think about it. … It’s too early and I want to see how it all develops. My major goal is to elect a Republican in 2012. If it turns out that I’m the best one to do that, I can probably be talked into doing it or convince myself to do it. If I thought somebody else had a better chance of doing it, I would be a very enthusiastic supporter of somebody else.”

[ez]

No comment.

[pallis]

New York needs you Rudy.

[basil]

Rudy—you are so yesterday. Give it a rest!

[Artemis Webb]

I don’t dislike Giuliani but his political train has left the station.

[ez]

He’s got a better chance at a comeback than, say, Newt.

[Puddleglum]

wasn’t he the cause of some purges around here about 3-4 years ago?

[FrankR]

Sean Hannity will be getting leg tingles...

[Jim Robinson]

FURG!!

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I’m ruling out voting for him if he does!

[Brilliant]

Might as well join the other RINOs in the GOP field.

[Jim Robinson]

He’s an abortionist SOB!!

[stanne]

If he gets undoubteldy, seriously pro-life among, other things I would look at him as viable. But that’s just me.

[ez]

Disclaimer:No endorsement from me should be inferred or imagined. Just posting what I read at the Blaze for educational purposes only.

[Jim Robinson]

There will be NO campaign for Rudy on FR. If you wish to support this abortionist RINO, you’ll have to do it elsewhere.

And that’s a guarantee you can take to the bank!!

[Lazlo in PA]

[Lockbar]

He dressed up in Drag twice. Once was enough to disqualify him. Twice means he has “secret desires”.

[Grunthor]

NO.

[Jim Scott]

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has a long way to go to convince most conservatives to vote for him in a primary election. I think his polling will discover that reality and he'll decide not to run. I hope so. Despite the lefts attempts to prop up Obama as 'invincible' Republicans realize how vulnerable Obama is and see an opportunity to defeat him. I'm sure some are deeply concerned with how Obama is decimating our economy and has a ruinous foreign policy but for some, they see an embattled president facing a bad economy he hasn't 'fixed'; and a weak foreign policy along with a series of gaffes that have eroded Obama's once-solid appeal to many Americans. This is why the left keeps screaming 'racist' whenever a Republican politician criticizes Obama's administration. They're scared and getting desperate. They should be.

[Max_850]

He is not on my short list. But look at him more favorably than some of the Rinos.

Anyone that can turn around the hell hole that NYC was and is now becoming again has outstanding leadership, and managerial skills and sound decision making. He is also has the ability to articulate a plan and get people on board. He has some very strong negatives as well.

But compared to Romney, Newt, Huckster, Pawlenty, I think he would be a better choice.

Pretty sad choices though...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The result will be the same whether he runs or whether he doesn't run.