Giuliani: Flawed or Flawless?: on Principles & Values


Mario Cuomo: Endorsed by Rudy Giuliani across party lines

On October 24, 1994, Mayor Giuliani stunned and infuriated his fellow Republicans by endorsing the incumbent governor of New York, Mario Cuomo, a Democrat, who was seeking an unprecedented fourth term, instead of his own party's candidate, a relatively unknown but highly competent Westchester County state senator name George Pataki.
Source: Giuliani: Flawed or Flawless, by D. & G. Strober, p.162 Jan 16, 2007

Rudy Giuliani: Legacy is safer, cleaner, economically viable NYC

Mark Green, public advocate, City of New York, 1994-2001;and Democratic Party mayoral candidate in 2001, said:
To watch Giuliani speak an 80-minute State of the City address was exhausting but impressive. While most politicians in that situation would read a speech for 20 or 30 minutes, he would speak into a mike, without a podium, a prompter, or notes for 80 minutes. As he spoke, the mayor gathered steam saying, “We should be ashamed that we don’t have the political courage to take on the unions, the special interests, and everything else.“ Then, as if to affirm his place in history despite his low approval rating, he displayed two contrasting blowups of Time magazine covers, published a decade apart. The first, from 1990, bore the legend, ”The Rotting of the Big Apple,“ while the second, dated Jan. 11, 2000 featured a photo of the massive millennium Times Square celebration that had taken place only days earlier in a cleaner, more economically viable New York City.
Source: Flawed or Flawless, by Deborah & Gerald Strober, p. 6-7 Jan 16, 2007

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    The Oral Biography
    by Deborah & Gerald Strober.
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