Rudy's last stand?

It seems quite obvious that Florida is just that. Nonetheless, mes amis, you'll not want to miss this post by S.W. Anderson at Oh!pinion:

With the same leadership brilliance that caused hizzoner to put the Big Apple’s disaster communications center in the World Trade Towers, which a few years earlier had been the bombing target of Muslim terrorists, Giuliani has put all his campaign eggs in one basket: Florida.

Granted, Florida has plenty of ex-New Yorkers, along with lots of people from New Jersey, Connecticut and other Northeast states. Nonetheless, it seems an egotistical leap for Giuliani to believe a majority of them would just naturally flock to support him.
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Anonymous said…
I visited a friend in NYC for about a week a few years back - pre9/11. Everytime we saw a helicopter, police car, fire engine she would shout: 'there goes Rudy!' Such was her ironic way of noting how he tried to turn up at any emergency and claim to be the hero. Finally, after he loses Florida, we call all say 'yep, there goes Rudy!'
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