"Giuliani…has virtually no chance to win in Florida,"

<p>Despite lavishing attention and commercials on Florida voters for weeks, Giuliani is tied for third place among Republicans with the scarcely visible Mike Huckabee, The Miami Herald poll found.</p>

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<p>Giuliani’s Florida-or-bust strategy has been a bust.</p>

<p>A new St. Petersburg Times poll shows the former Massachusetts governor and Arizona senator neck and neck among Florida Republicans, while Rudy Giuliani’s Florida-or-bust strategy has been a bust.</p>

<p>Read More: [State:</a> Times poll: McCain, Romney are neck and neck](<a href=“http://www.sptimes.com/2008/01/24/State/Times_poll__McCain__R.shtml]State:”>http://www.sptimes.com/2008/01/24/State/Times_poll__McCain__R.shtml)</p>

<p>I hope the Mormon wins. His grandfather was a polygamist and 35 percent of Americans said they wouldn’t vote for a Mormon.</p>

<p>I am thrilled to see that the rest of the country is learning what we in NYC already know - Rudy would be an awful President!</p>

<p>BOCA RATON, Fla. – Rudolph W. Giuliani, who has staked his candidacy on the Florida primary only to see his standing in statewide polls slip, said here Thursday afternoon that he would stay in the race even if he loses on Jan. 29.</p>

<p>Read More: [Giuliani</a> Vows to Stay in the Race - The Caucus - Politics - New York Times Blog](<a href=“http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/24/giuliani-vows-to-stay-in-the-race/]Giuliani”>Giuliani Vows to Stay in the Race - The New York Times)</p>

<p>He needs more hair.</p>

<p>And fewer teeth!</p>

<p>I’m certain just about any Floridian will be quick to agree that Giuliani’s ads are quite annoying. How amoral of him to attempt to so imposingly use a profound national tragedy as leverage for his own gain. There, I have said what each of the candidates is thinking but is without the guts to say.</p>

<p>The firemen in NY are ROTFL.</p>

<p>I used to live near NYC. Giuliani had his moments as an effective mayor, but over time he evolved into a buffoon. He was a complete laughingstock until 9/11. No one remembers this, but in the months before the disaster no one around NYC took Giuliani seriously - he was like the Britney Spears of politicians. Seeing him try to take credit for NYCs turnaround is so funny - apparently the great economy the entire country was enjoying while he was in office had nothing to do with it. I will agree that he said and did all the right things when the planes hit. But since I hope our country isn’t in for multiple disastrous terrorist attacks over the next 4 years, I don’t think he’s the man to be President.</p>

<p>He also takes credit for 9/11 for mostly just being there and not being paralyzed while reading “My Pet Goat.” In fact, as has been well documented, 9/11 response would have been better if not for some of his idiotic decisions.</p>

<p>he was like the Britney Spears of politicians</p>

<p>I love that line…</p>