Romney Camp Claims Giuliani Is No Longer GOP Favorite
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Who's the real front-runner for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination?
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Wednesday he dropped out of the bipartisan Iraq Study group earlier this year because of a possible presidential run.
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Within the small circle of Republican presidential contenders, Mitt Romney has become the most disliked.
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Bloomberg - Sept. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Republican presidential front-runners Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani and John McCain clashed over immigration while largely agreeing on taxes and the course in Iraq and chiding their absentee rival, Fred Thompson.
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ORLANDO, Florida  - Republican former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, finishing a distant third in Florida's primary where he staked his entire campaign, gave strong hints on Wednesday he might soon end his quest for the White House.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has led the field for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination in most polls of GOP voters. His popularity among the partyÃ¢ÂÂs mainly conservative base is founded on his image of standing tall and reassuring New Yorkers following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on their city, though some voters also know him for his tough-on-crime persona and efforts to rein in government spending.
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To figure out why former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani has widened his lead over other Republican presidential contenders in preference polls of GOP voters,  take a look just below the surface of those horserace numbers.
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Republican Mitt Romney burst from the pack to place more television ads than all of the other 2008 presidential contenders combined, a report issued Monday found. Through mid-June, Republican rivals Rudolph Giuliani and John McCain, and Democratic front-runners Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama hadn't run any TV ads at all, the Nielsen Co. said.
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Rasmussen Reports - Over the past four months, Rasmussen Reports polling has consistently shown Fred Thompson and Rudy Giuliani holding the top two slots in the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination.
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John McCain and Mitt Romney looked ahead  on Wednesday to the next sprawling battles in a heated  Republican presidential race that is about to have one less  combatant -- former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani implored an audience of religious and social conservatives to look beyond their differences over abortion and other issues as he sought to allay their fears that his nomination would mean the abandonment the GOP's core principles.
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Republicans favor former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for the GOP presidential nomination in 2008, while Democrats are looking toward Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York for their nominee, according to a CNN poll released Thursday.
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Now we know: Mitt Romney has 79 days to knock off Rudy Giuliani as the national front-runner for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination. ThatÃ¢ÂÂs because Iowa GOP officials yesterday decided to hold their party caucuses Ã¢ÂÂ the traditional kickoff event for the presidential nominating process Ã¢ÂÂ on the earliest-ever date of Jan. 3 (Iowa Democrats are still deciding whether to follow suit).
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Bloomberg - July 11 (Bloomberg) -- Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson, a champion of traditional conservatives, and Rudy Giuliani, a favorite of political independents, may be the biggest beneficiaries if John McCain&#39;s bid for the Republican presidential nomination collapses, political experts say.
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Not true. Though Mitt Romney has been accused of flip-flopping by some Republican rivals, he has not gone so far as to switch parties.
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Bloomberg - July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Rudy Giuliani entered the second half of 2007 with $3 million more in the bank to spend on getting the Republican presidential nomination than former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, according to reports filed today with the U.S. Federal Election Commission.
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Bloomberg - Jan. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani defended his decision to limit his campaigning in early voting states and stake his claim for the Republican presidential nomination in large part on the Florida primary.