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The New York Times reports on what has been billed as Rudy's kickoff fundraiser, held Tuesday night in New York:
Speaking to reporters after the fund-raiser, Mr.
Giuliani said he was still assessing his prospects and added, "This
is a good start." Asked about Senator John McCain, an Arizona
Republican who is considering a presidential run, Mr. Giuliani
called him "a fine man" and "a good friend."
"We'll have a large number of people who support us, and then we'll figure out who has a better chance," Mr. Giuliani said.
He also praised Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, another
possible Republican contender. "We're going to have to figure out
which one of us can make the best contribution, who has the talent,
experience and background to guide this country two years from
now," Mr. Giuliani said.
I wonder if the tone will change slightly by, say, this time next year.
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