• Joe Biden,  Rudy Giuliani

    Giuliani: Joe Biden’s a Joke

    Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani continues to pound Vice President Joe Biden.

    Watch the video below and you can understand why Giuliani calls Biden “unfit” and a “laugh line.”

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    If Biden was Sarah Palin or John McCain the LEFT press would be all over their asses.

    Biden is a liability for Obama, but the White House has no choice but to defend him since Hillary Clinton has told Obama no.

  • Barack Obama,  Joe Biden,  Rudy Giuliani

    Giuliani: Biden “Unfit” for the Vice Presidency

    Careful now, Rudy, or Obama will throw “Slow” Joe Biden over the cliff and pick Hillary Clinton as his running mate.

    Giuliani’s comments were made after the Vice President’s remarks yesterday about ‘They’re Going to Put Y’all Back in Chains’.

    Here is the video:

    And, the transcript:

     KUDLOW: You know, what did he say? ‘Y’all going to be put back in chains’? That almost has racial overtones, Rudy Giuliani. What’s your take on that?

    GIULIANI: Well, I think if it came from somebody serious maybe we’d get all excited about it. But the — I think the vice president of the United States has become a laugh line on late night television. I mean, he — I’ve never seen a vice president that has made as many mistakes, said as many stupid things. I mean, there’s a real fear if, God forbid, he ever had to be entrusted with the presidency, whether he really has the mental capacity to handle it. I mean, this guy just isn’t bright. He’s never been bright. He isn’t bright. And people think, ‘Well, he just talks a little too much.’ Actually he’s just not very smart.

    Again, is this a plot to get rid of Biden?

    I cannot envision a weaker, gaffe-prone Vice Presidential candidate.

  • Dick Cheney,  President 2012,  Rudy Giuliani,  Sarah Palin

    Cheney: Choosing Sarah Palin as Vice President Nominee Was a Mistake

    Former Vice President Dick Cheney and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin

    Dick Cheney said today that John McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin as his Vice Presidential nominee was a “mistake.”

    Dick Cheney has some advice for Mitt Romney on choosing a running mate:  Don’t pick another Sarah Palin.

    In his first interview since receiving a heart transplant in March, Cheney told ABC News, that John McCain’s decision to pick Palin as his running mate in 2008 was “a mistake” —  one that it is important from Romney not to repeat.

    It’s subject on which Cheney has some unique experience.  He helped Presidents Gerald Ford and George W. Bush lead their vice presidential searches and, of course, served as vice president for eight years.  He’s also privately offered some advice to both Romney and Beth Myers, who is leading Romney’s search for a runningmate, on the process.

    Cheney would not comment on what he told Romney and Myers, but he was harsh in his assessment of McCain’s decision to pick Palin.

    “That one,” Cheney said, “I don’t think was well handled.”

    “The test to get on that small list has to be, ‘Is this person capable of being president of the United States?’”

    Cheney believes Sarah Palin failed that test.

    Well, Cheney never really thought Sarah Palin was qualified to be the Vice President. He just did not articulate it so bluntly earlier.

    Former Vice President Dick Cheney won’t say whether he thinks Sarah Palin is qualified to be president.

    Asked in an interview on NBC broadcast Tuesday morning whether he thought she was qualified, Cheney ducked and said he’s “not going to get into the business … of saying this one is, this one isn’t.”

    The former vice president said he would speak out at a later time on the 2012 contest.

    “I’m interested in Gov. Palin like a lot of people are,” he said in an interview on the “Today” show.

    “I’ve met her,” he said. “I thought she’s got an interesting political career established.”

    Cheney said he watches the former Alaska governor and former vice presidential candidate’s reality show, “Sarah Palin’s America,” and thinks it’s “very good.”

    Cheney wouldn’t weigh in on her chances in 2012 or whether she’d do a good job in the White House. “She’s clearly a factor in the Republican Party, has a strong following. She also has a lot of critics.”

    It’s not the first time Cheney has avoided weighing in on whether he thinks Palin could be president.

    The problem with the GOP in 2008 was not Sarah Palin, despite her shortcomings and lack of experience. It was not her blow-up with Katie Couric.

    The problem and the mistake in 2008 was the Presidential nominee, John McCain. He simply was too old, too liberal and not aggressive enough in order to make the GOP case to the American people. The campaign he ran was abysmal.

    Even though New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was more moderate on social issues than the GOP platform, he would have been the better nominee.

    Rudy would not have needed and would not have selected a novice, inexperienced Governor from a small state to be his Vice President. I would have bet he would have chosen Mike Huckabee to balance the ticket and would have beaten Obama.

    Here is the video embedded below of Cheney’s interview:

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  • Mitt Romney,  President 2012,  Rudy Giuliani

    President 2012: Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani Team Up on Bin Laden Anniversary Date

    Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani during 2008 Presidential race

    Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is proving again he is a good Republican party man.

    Rudy Giuliani will appear at an event with Mitt Romney on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the assault on Osama bin Laden, a campaign aide confirmed to CNN.

    The death of the former al Qaeda leader is currently a political talking point between the campaigns of the former Massachusetts governor and President Barack Obama, with both sides attempting to capitalize on the one-year anniversary.

    There is NO love lost between these two. But, Rudy is always the loyal Republican and will likely do whatever he is asked to elect Mitt Romney.

    And, I do not exepect Romney to ask Rudy to be any part of his administration.

    I don’ think Rudy particularly cares.

  • Mitt Romney,  President 2012,  Rudy Giuliani

    Video: Rudy Giuliani Finally Endorses Mitt Romney on Eve of New York Primary Election

    A little late in the game since Mitt Romney has already locked up the Republican Presidential nomination with Rick Santorum’s suspending his campaign. Newt Gingrich will NOT be able to beat Romney in delegates to the GOP Convention.

    Here is the video:

    You might be wondering why Rudy, the former New York City Mayor has waited so long? This is an easy one – Rudy doesn’t like Mitt much – especially since the 2008 campaign when Romney pushed personal details to the press about Giuliani’s wives and family.

    Ed over at Hot Air has transcribed the quotes:

    When you have one of these things, it leaves animosity, no doubt about it.  The only time it didn’t happen was with John McCain, because John was an old friend, and we sort of palled around a lot when we campaigned against each other, told a lot of jokes. Usually, ones I can’t repeat.  I love John.  I almost didn’t run because John was running, so it was easy for me — I just got out and supported him.  I see that [toughness] as a virtue.  I don’t think the Democrats have any idea what they’re running against.  I mean, Mitt Romney is a tough, tough campaigner, and his campaign organization is really tough.

    I agree with Rudy about Mitt Romney being a tough campaigner. Mitt has not spend the last 5-6 years of his life not to give Obama a race he will remember.

    But, I, also, understand Rudy’s hope for another GOP Presidential nominee. And, Rudy won’t be waiting for a call from Mitt for any cabinet position either.

    Rudy did what a good GOP party man does – but he doesn’t have to like it.

  • Day By Day,  Occupy Wall Street,  Rudy Giuliani

    Day By Day November 4, 2011 – Think

    Day By Day by Chris Muir

    The press won’t report what is going on with the Occupy Wall street protesters, because many of them believe in their struggle – just like President Obama.

    But, the President is coming up for re-election next year and many think #OWS will be a millstone around his neck.

    “I believe that Barack Obama owns the Occupy Wall Street movement,” Rudy Giuliani said at the Defending the American Dream Summit. “It would not have happened, it would not have happened but for his class warfare. And remember, as it gets worse and worse because it’s going to get worse and worse, where it came from. Barack Obama. He praised it. He supported it. He agrees with it. He sympathizes with it. And as it gets worse and worse, I believe this will be the millstone around Barack Obama’s neck that will take his presidency down.”

    “How about you occupy a job. How about working? Working. I know that’s tough,” Giuliani also said.

  • Mike Huckabee,  Mitch Daniels,  Mitt Romney,  President 2012,  Rudy Giuliani

    President 2012: George Will, Michael Dukakis and Mitt Romney – The Pretzel Candidate

    +++++Update+++++

    George Will’s column is now posted.

    Pretty brutal stuff…..

    George Will “Romney is the Republican Party’s Michael Dukakis”

    I wrote a few weeks ago why the Republican Party should NOT settle for Mitt Romney without eyes wide open.

    George Will in a preview of this Sunday’s column drives the point home.

    Romney, supposedly the Republican most electable next November, is a recidivist reviser of his principles who is not only becoming less electable, he might damage GOP chances of capturing the Senate: Republican successes down the ticket will depend on the energies of the tea party and other conservatives, who will be deflated by a nominee whose blurry profile in caution communicates only calculated trimming. Republicans may have found their Michael Dukakis, a technocratic Massachusetts governor who takes his bearings from ‘data’ … Has conservatism come so far, surmounting so many obstacles, to settle, at a moment of economic crisis, for THIS?

    I, frankly, think there needs to be another candidate to face off against Mitt Romney in the upcooming primary elections. Mitt may win the nomination with the current field but, despite what the poll says today, will lose to President Obama.

    Mitch Daniels, Rudy Giuliani or Mike Huckabee are all capable POLS who SHOULD challenge him. There should be an immediate DRAFT effort.

    If the GOP were to nominate Romney anyway, then there you go. Don’t blame me for the epic loss to Obama and the failure to win back the U.S. Senate.

    But, Republican voters really should have more choices.

  • Mike Huckabee,  Mitch Daniels,  Mitt Romney,  President 2012,  Rudy Giuliani

    President 2012: George Will, Michael Dukakis and Mitt Romney – Oh My!

    George Will “Romney is the Republican Party’s Michael Dukakis”

    I wrote a few weeks ago why the Republican Party should NOT settle for Mitt Romney without eyes wide open.

    George Will in a preview of this Sunday’s column drives the point home.

    Romney, supposedly the Republican most electable next November, is a recidivist reviser of his principles who is not only becoming less electable, he might damage GOP chances of capturing the Senate: Republican successes down the ticket will depend on the energies of the tea party and other conservatives, who will be deflated by a nominee whose blurry profile in caution communicates only calculated trimming. Republicans may have found their Michael Dukakis, a technocratic Massachusetts governor who takes his bearings from ‘data’ … Has conservatism come so far, surmounting so many obstacles, to settle, at a moment of economic crisis, for THIS?

    I, frankly, think there needs to be another candidate to face off against Mitt Romney in the upcooming primary elections. Mitt may win the nomination with the current field but, despite what the poll says today, will lose to President Obama.

    Mitch Daniels, Rudy Giuliani or Mike Huckabee are all capable POLS who SHOULD challenge him. There should be an immediate DRAFT effort.

    If the GOP were to nominate Romney anyway, then there you go. Don’t blame me for the epic loss to Obama and the failure to win back the U.S. Senate.

    But, Republican voters really should have more choices.

  • Occupy Wall Street,  Rudy Giuliani

    Rudy Giuliani Audio: You Are Not Allowed to Sleep on the New York City Streets

    Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on the Sean Hannity radio show

    How did I know that Rudy would not tolerate the Occupy Wall Street protesters as much as current Mayor Bloomberg?

    Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani told Sean Hannity on his talk show yesterday that, if he was still mayor, he would have told the “Occupy Wall Street” protesters, “You are not allowed to sleep on the streets.”

    On his show, Hannity asked Giuliani how he would have dealt with the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement if he was still mayor of New York City – to which Giuliani replied, “Well I had a rule and I enforced it as best I could and pretty effectively. The rule was: You’re not allowed to sleep on the streets. Sorry, not allowed to sleep on the streets. Streets are not for sleeping.”

    “Sleeping on the streets is a dysfunctional act. It harms the person, it harms society, it leads to unsanitary conditions that affect public health,” added Giuliani. “The first one who decided to sleep there should have been removed and then the second one, and the third one, and the fourth one and the fifth one.”

    “They can protest during the daytime if they want to, but if you want to stay over in New York City overnight, you got to rent a room, and if you’re homeless we got plenty of shelters for you,” said Giuliani

    A No nonsense, yet compassionate POL.

    Listen to it all……

    I cannot think that the appeasement that Mayor Bloomberg is allowing will work out well for the protesters or the New York City workers on Wall Street.