WASHINGTON - Amid sliding poll numbers, Rudy Giuliani will try to reclaim his role Saturday as the Republican's front-running national leader by outlining an optimistic vision of how he would run the country as president.
"Some people look at the challenges we face as a nation and they fear the future. I welcome it," he will say in a pair of speeches in Florida, according to excerpts released Friday night.
Giuliani recently has been on the defensive, attacked on his immigration record and besieged by damaging news about his personal affairs as mayor, giving rise to an apparent concern among supporters that he needs to turn things around. ( read more )
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