ABC News has confirmed Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, is exploring a run for New York governor. MORE: https://7ny.tv/3dMvYvs
ABC News has confirmed Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, is exploring a run for New York governor.
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ABC News has confirmed Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, is exploring a run for New York governor. MORE: https://7ny.tv/3dMvYvs
Is he a piece of shit like senior? Probably.
The amount of voter fraud in that race will be interesting to say the least.
We said that a few years ago when Trump decided to run. A strong Fox News/Qnon presence can force this into becoming a legit run. Don't forget people are that fucking stupid.
not that stupid (please lawd)
as racist as upstate NY is?
that man;s kid aint gonna win
I NEVER guarantee but this one I would bet money on that nothing will not win and in fact his running?
May be the worst decision of a host of bad decisions he has already made. This may actually CAUSE more trouble then he and his family realize.
Andrew Giuliani: 'I plan to run' for NY governor
Photo credit @AndrewHGiuliani/Twitter
By 1010 WINS Newsroom
April 7, 202110:32 am
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – Andrew Giuliani said he's "heavily considering" a run for governor of New York next year.
“I plan to run,” Giuliani told the Washington Examiner on Wednesday.
Andrew Giuliani was a top aide to former President Donald Trump. He’s the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is Trump’s lawyer.
A gubernatorial run could pit Giuliani, 35, against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has previously said he plans to seek a fourth term.
Cuomo has been dogged by controversies, including sexual harassment allegations and an investigation into New York state’s response to COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes. He has denied the allegations.
“Outside of anybody named Trump, I think I have the best chance to win and take the state back,” Giuliani told the Washington Examiner.
“And I think there's an opportunity in 2022 with a wounded Democratic candidate, whether it's going to be Gov. (Andrew) Cuomo, whether it's going to be a radical (state Attorney General) Letitia James, whether it's going to be a no-name lieutenant governor, I think there's a very, very real chance to win,” Giuliani said.
A former Trump aide told the Washington Examiner that “Trump and the Make America Great Again movement will back Giuliani.”
Photo credit @AndrewHGiuliani/Twitter
By 1010 WINS Newsroom
April 7, 202110:32 am
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – Andrew Giuliani said he's "heavily considering" a run for governor of New York next year.
“I plan to run,” Giuliani told the Washington Examiner on Wednesday.
Andrew Giuliani was a top aide to former President Donald Trump. He’s the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is Trump’s lawyer.
A gubernatorial run could pit Giuliani, 35, against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has previously said he plans to seek a fourth term.
Cuomo has been dogged by controversies, including sexual harassment allegations and an investigation into New York state’s response to COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes. He has denied the allegations.
“Outside of anybody named Trump, I think I have the best chance to win and take the state back,” Giuliani told the Washington Examiner.
“And I think there's an opportunity in 2022 with a wounded Democratic candidate, whether it's going to be Gov. (Andrew) Cuomo, whether it's going to be a radical (state Attorney General) Letitia James, whether it's going to be a no-name lieutenant governor, I think there's a very, very real chance to win,” Giuliani said.
A former Trump aide told the Washington Examiner that “Trump and the Make America Great Again movement will back Giuliani.”
Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and a former aide in the Trump administration, said in interviews Wednesday that he is evaluating a run for governor of New York as a Republican.
Giuliani was hired last month by the conservative network Newsmax as a contributor.
ain't enough people Upstate for him to win unless people in the cities don't vote.
Map: How Did The Rest of New York State Vote In The Presidential Election?
New York State's Board of Elections published its certified results on Thursday
gothamist.com
Rudy Giuliani’s son embarrasses himself with unhinged rant after Giuliani raid
BREAKING: Rudy Giuliani’s son just embarrassed himself with an unhinged rant after his father’s apartment was raided.
BREAKING: Rudy Giuliani’s son just embarrassed himself with an unhinged rant after his father’s apartment was raided.
He think he’s gonna repair that name and restore respect to it and avenge his father. 
Next thing you know trailer park Pete gonna run for the Oval Office. OkDoes anyone remember the argument against Hilary Clinton that the electorate should get a break from the Clinton and the Bushes of the world? Why does the son of mayor thinks he’s good enough to be governor of New York?He think he’s gonna repair that name and restore respect to it and avenge his father.
White honky ass privilege
A 35-year-old claiming 5 decades of experience. To be clear, Andrew Giuliani is not promising to make math great again. #RollTheTape
Curtis Sliwa endorses Andrew Giuliani for New York governor
Andrew Giuliani, center, speaks at a campaign event for Curtis Sliwa, left, on July 6, 2021 in New York City. Photo credit Anthony Behar/Sipa USA
By Erica Brosnan
8 hours ago
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — Former Republican New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa announced Sunday he is backing Andrew Giuliani – the son of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani – for governor.
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The Guardian Angels founder said the younger Giuliani – who served as a White House aide to former President Donald Trump – would be the best person to take on Gov. Kathy Hochul, or whomever wins the Democratic Party nomination, during an interview with the New York Post.
“I ran into Andrew all the time on the campaign trail. I observed the way he works a crowd. He plunges into a crowd like it’s a mosh pit,” Sliwa told the paper.
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He added that Giuliani is a “natural when it comes to retail politics.” Sliwa even thinks he is “better than” his father, who served as New York City mayor from 1994 to 2001.
Sliwa told the Post that he intends to campaign with both Giulianis, saying they will be “the three horsemen.”
Giuliani, 35, announced his bid for New York governor in May, becoming one of the first Republicans to enter the 2022 race.
Despite his famous last name, however, Giuliani has yet to make traction when it comes to GOP voters in New York.
In fact, in a straw poll taken over the summer, Giuliani received no votes from Republican leaders who were asked about the party’s next choice for governor.
The poll instead indicated that Long Island Congressman Lee Zeldin, who announced his candidacy in April, would be the Republican nominee in 2022.
Sliwa, in his interview with the Post, acknowledge the statistics and slammed GOP officials for seeming to rule Giuliani out before the campaigning has even begun.
“We’re going to take it to the GOP leadership. They should have given Andrew a fair shake,” Sliwa told the paper. “Stop this nonsense of trying to anoint Lee Zeldin the nominee.”
In a statement to the Post, the younger Giuliani thanked Sliwa for his support, and added he is thrilled to work with him.
“I’m very excited for Curtis being on board. It will be entertaining to campaign with him whether people like it or not,” the statement read.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Zeldin’s campaign seemed to dismiss Sliwa’s endorsement.
“The endorsements for Congressman Zeldin‘s candidacy for Governor have been pouring in from all corners of New York and all walks of life,” the spokesperson told the Post. “Hundreds of endorsements have come in from Members of Congress, State Senators, State Assemblymen, County Executives and others and these have included Republicans and Democrats.”
Andrew Giuliani, center, speaks at a campaign event for Curtis Sliwa, left, on July 6, 2021 in New York City. Photo credit Anthony Behar/Sipa USA
By Erica Brosnan
8 hours ago
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — Former Republican New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa announced Sunday he is backing Andrew Giuliani – the son of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani – for governor.
Live On-Air
ten ten wins
1010 WINS
Listen Now
The Guardian Angels founder said the younger Giuliani – who served as a White House aide to former President Donald Trump – would be the best person to take on Gov. Kathy Hochul, or whomever wins the Democratic Party nomination, during an interview with the New York Post.
“I ran into Andrew all the time on the campaign trail. I observed the way he works a crowd. He plunges into a crowd like it’s a mosh pit,” Sliwa told the paper.
ADVERTISING
He added that Giuliani is a “natural when it comes to retail politics.” Sliwa even thinks he is “better than” his father, who served as New York City mayor from 1994 to 2001.
Sliwa told the Post that he intends to campaign with both Giulianis, saying they will be “the three horsemen.”
Giuliani, 35, announced his bid for New York governor in May, becoming one of the first Republicans to enter the 2022 race.
Despite his famous last name, however, Giuliani has yet to make traction when it comes to GOP voters in New York.
In fact, in a straw poll taken over the summer, Giuliani received no votes from Republican leaders who were asked about the party’s next choice for governor.
The poll instead indicated that Long Island Congressman Lee Zeldin, who announced his candidacy in April, would be the Republican nominee in 2022.
Sliwa, in his interview with the Post, acknowledge the statistics and slammed GOP officials for seeming to rule Giuliani out before the campaigning has even begun.
“We’re going to take it to the GOP leadership. They should have given Andrew a fair shake,” Sliwa told the paper. “Stop this nonsense of trying to anoint Lee Zeldin the nominee.”
In a statement to the Post, the younger Giuliani thanked Sliwa for his support, and added he is thrilled to work with him.
“I’m very excited for Curtis being on board. It will be entertaining to campaign with him whether people like it or not,” the statement read.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Zeldin’s campaign seemed to dismiss Sliwa’s endorsement.
“The endorsements for Congressman Zeldin‘s candidacy for Governor have been pouring in from all corners of New York and all walks of life,” the spokesperson told the Post. “Hundreds of endorsements have come in from Members of Congress, State Senators, State Assemblymen, County Executives and others and these have included Republicans and Democrats.”
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If the last mayoral election proved anything, Curtis Sliwa has no future in politics and an endorsement from him carries no weight whatsoever!
If the last mayoral election proved anything, Curtis Sliwa has no future in politics and an endorsement from him carries no weight whatsoever!
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