Rudy Giuliani Urged to Seek Another Term as Mayor
Despite Rudy Giuliani’s protestations to the contrary, State Senator Ruben Dίaz (D-Bronx) is still hoping “America’s Mayor” will have another go at City Hall.
In his weekly missive, “What You Should Know,” Senator Dίaz says that if Giuliani does decide to run for New York City Mayor in 2013, he can expect to receive more than 40 percent of the City’s Hispanic vote as a thank you gesture for appointing so many high-ranking Hispanics during his tenure as mayor.
Dίaz also notes that Giuliani showed tremendous leadership in the wake of the September 11th attacks and in ejecting former PLO Leader Yasser Arafat from a concert at Lincoln Center. While Dίaz concedes that Giuliani had a “heavy-handed way of approaching things,” he praises him for cleaning up the City, getting rid of so-called “squeegee men,” and reducing overall crime. “I believe that the heart of New York is with America’s Mayor,” Dίaz writes. “And I believe that in these precarious times, New York City needs Rudy Giuliani.”
Dίaz points out that the five as of yet undeclared Democratic mayoral candidates will face an uphill battle should Giuliani decide to run. But there is speculation that Giuliani will not seek the mayoralty and will accept a Cabinet position instead if Mitt Romney wins the presidential election in November.
Rudy for Mayor
that would be an incredible option. Great man
I wish!
Sign me up to work on his campaign.
oh please
Rudy has gone right wing looney, hes not wanted in NY in any capacity.
Had Enough Already
Thanks, but I had enough of Giuliani as mayor already. He’s probably a better candidate for an old age home at this point.
He has my vote
Much better option that the octogenarian that’s running the show now.
EX New Yorker
Hope he wins!!!! You New Yorkers need him to come CLEAN UP your city again!!!! One big garbage can!
for sure
much better than bloomberg by far, i hope he wins!!
oh please
Rudy made himself a laughing stock on the national stage running for president and failing miserably! no thank you!