Now that Rudy Giuliani has opened up an impressive lead in the race for the Republican nomination, voters want to know more about his background and beliefs. (Or at least Newsweek thinks they do.) We talked to actual people to find out how their votes might or might not change once they learn more. Watch!
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The REAL Real Giuliani: Voters React
Posted Mar 8th 2007 11:24AM by Mo Rocca
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31. AS a republican I expect the candidate to be one
that I can trust after the election and not what they say before hand // not how much money they collected fom bigshots who will own them afterwards
the election is not for sainthood but honesty in the promises and beliefs.
Carmine Bricchi at 8:19AM on Mar 13th 2007
32. Guiliani is doing the worst: exploiting the tragedy of 9/11 to run. He was a horrible mayor. Noone outside of NYC has the data. Noone here likes him. He's a user/loser.
I echo the sentiments of:
13. Percy and "Am I the only person that remembers the dislike and almost hatred a lot of New Yorkers had for him pre-911? There were police brutality scandals upon which he backed the department even after the truth was revealed. He did nothing after 911 that any standing mayor wouldn't have done. Great PR for a below average Mayor. People are clueless."
PERCY KING at 4:24PM on Mar 12th 2007
AND of:
15. Rudy Giuliani was a horrible Mayor! He does not care about anyone but himself!
oluremidayo at 4:25PM on Mar 12th 2007
Ann at 6:24PM on Mar 14th 2007