Giuliani Notes: New Hampshire House Party Hosts Rudy

Republican presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) greets a guest at a house party in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, April 2, 2007.

AP: Giuliani says he’s the only fiscal conservative of the bunch

Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani told New Hampshire voters he’s the only fiscal conservative among the crowded field, emphasizing his record as New York mayor as an example of what he’d do as president.

Giuliani, speaking at his first New Hampshire house party, told an overflow crowd he cut taxes 23 times and still produced healthy budgets.

“I think I’ve practiced it more than any of my good friends who are running,” he said.
Giuliani pointed to New Hampshire as a model. “You know why you have one of the best economies in the country? Because you have no taxes.”

Rudy is correct.

McCain nor Romney are fiscal conservatives. Look at Rudy’s record of tax cuts in New York City and the success of its economy while he was Mayor.

Presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani meets with supporters during a campaign event at a private home in Hampton Falls, N.H..

And what else did Rudy address at the New Hampshire House Party?

Keeping private healthcare private:

The Democrats want to limit choice, the former mayor said.

“I think their motto is like continental Europe — they want us to be like France, or like Germany,” he continued. “Ever meet anyone who asked you for help getting into a French-German hospital?”

Iran:

Giuliani repeated his stance against Iran and said international pressure and a Reaganesque resolve will be the key to stopping the country from getting nuclear weapons.

“You’ve got to be able to say to Iran … No way, no how, are you getting nuclear weapons, no way, no how.”

Iraq War:

Giuliani also criticized congressional Democrats for voting against the war. “It makes no sense for a retreating army to announce a schedule for their retreat,” he said.

During a conversation with visitors, Giuliani acknowledged the war is unpopular, but said the Civil War was equally unpopular.

Stay tuned for another event in New Hamsphire tomorrow morning…….

Republican presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani speaks to guests at a house party in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire.

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But, since today is opening day for the New York Yankees, here are a couple of photos of Rudy from earlier in the day:

Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani (L) stands with New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg during the New York Yankees game against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays at Yankee Stadium in New York April 2, 2007.

Flap was off today and watched the Yankees play the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Delmon Young started in right field for the Devil Rays.

Flap had the opportunity to coach Delmon when he was 12 and in youth baseball.

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