The New York Post reports: He wanted to be “America’s mayor” a whole lot longer. Rudy Giuliani secretly asked then-New York Gov. George Pataki to cancel New York City’s 2001 mayoral election so he could remain in office following the Sept. 11 terror attack, a new book reveals. The bombshell revelation is contained in Pataki’s upcoming memoir of 9/11, “Beyond …
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Former New York Gov. George Pataki, who suspended his own presidential bid late last month, this morning appeared on Fox News to announce his endorsement of Marco Rubio. Which is as game-changing as yesterday’s endorsement of Ted Cruz by Rick Perry. For his part, Donald Trump has yet to win the endorsement of any sitting governor or member of Congress, …
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Talking Points Memo reports: “Former New York Gov. George Pataki (R) is calling his supporters in New Hampshire to tell him he intends to drop out of the 2016 presidential race, The Boston Globe‘s James Pindell reported via Twitter.” And that leaves, what…11?
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The undercard GOP debate begins on CNN at 6PM ET. Watch along with us and join the traditional JMG homo-snark fest. Unlike Fox News did last time, CNN is live-streaming the debate on its website and no cable provider login is required.
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So much for that GOP loyalty pledge.
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Watch along and weigh in here during the Kids’ Table Debate, which begins at 5PM eastern. This and the later debate at 9PM will be streamed live at Fox News, but you’ll need your cable system login to watch.
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Via Politico: The Republican has barely registered in national polls of presidential contenders, and faces long odds to be part of the first debate on Aug. 6 in Cleveland. Fox News has said that it will only invite the top 10 candidates based on a national polling average (though it will allow for more candidates in the event of ties). …
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Via New York State Of Politics: In the ad released by Pataki’s PAC, the former three-term governor says indulging in a debate over abortion and LGBT rights can only help one person: Hillary Clinton. “It’s simple, if we allow social issues to dominate the conversation, we will elect Hillary Clinton President,” Pataki said. The ad, released by We The People …
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