As New York Waits With Bated Breath, Giuliani Takes a Long Weekend
He's up by fourteen against Gillibrand, down by ten against Cuomo. No-brainer, right?
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He's up by fourteen against Gillibrand, down by ten against Cuomo. No-brainer, right?
Why would you vote for someone you don't think is qualified?
Are those rose-tinted glasses Thompson is wearing?
The vice-president hasn't been making gaffes lately, and America disapproves.
Why Quinnipiac is only including one third-party candidate in its polls.
It's not sixteen BILLION points, so that's something.
Don't you guys have, like, high taxes or something more important to consider?
And this is from a poll taken before the president told him not to run again.
A new poll holds both good and bad news for the comptroller.
Birthers, truthers, and religious nutcases abound.
And about 47 percent of New Yorkers are keeping an open mind.
Forty-seven percent of New Yorkers find his ads annoying? Let's watch one and figure out why!
But, of course, there are caveats. There are always caveats.
Take our poll and we'll turn it into a stats page for the next issue of 'New York Weddings.'
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