Jason HorowitzThe Politiker
The New York Observer
December 27, 2007
What was Rudy Giuliani thinking when he decided not to contest the primary all-out in New Hampshire?
That's a question a lot of political observers, and some of Giuliani's own New Hampshire supporters, have been asking lately as the former mayor slides steadily off the national media's radar.
The Giuliani campaign has said that it is a media misperception that Giuliani hasn't been fully engaged in New Hampshire, even as he has spent a lot more time than the other candidates campaigning in February 5 states. (Yesterday, today and part of tomorrow, he's in Florida.) The Giuliani campaign also insists that the former mayor does not need early-voting-state victories because he is so popular in the delegate-rich states that come further down the road. ... ( read more )
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