News88 Blog Of The Day Debut 02/02/2005: Rudy Giuliani Vs Eliot Spitzer, or Both?

Alright folks, Its now time for you to be the odds on favorite for me and my 29 news88 crew members. You, are going to email me at scottieboy19791998@hotmail.com and let me know how you think about what i posted yesterday in the blog about who the next governor of NY should be. Starting at 1975, Democrats ruled New York with Hugh L Carey for eight long years and Mario M Cuomo for 12 long years. But, here is the bright side, When a little known state senator George E Pataki beat Mario M Coumo in 1994 for his fourth term bid, Pataki became the governor only to serve three full terms himself. Now it seems as if Pataki is either sure to retire or sure to get beat with low approval ratings, and now it seems as if we will see New York possibly go back to the Democrats, unless Rudy Giuliani, the popular former Mayor of NYC run for Governor of NY. I will admit Giuliani is a fine man, and he would make an interesting Republican tosit in the Governors Mansion. After all, If he can handle NYC, Could he handle NY State? I think its a definite possibility but i also feel that there is a nasty side and tone to Giuliani that may be appreciated by the people of NYC, but for the rest ofthe state he probably would not win. But he did serve as US Attorney for the whole state of NY before he became Mayor in 1993-1994, so i assume that Giuliani could still succeed to a good post of being Governor after the after math of his popularity in the 911 terrorist attacks on NYC that rocked and devastated not only there but also rural PA, the rest of the country and America, and Washington DC. I think it is a probability that i myself would support Rudy Giuliani for Governor for about atleast 1 or 2 terms after Pataki. However, if Giuliani is not the nominee, the Governors Mansion at Albany NY is almost all but surely certain to go to the Democrats as they have already seen Current Attorney General Eliot Spitzer run for that post in 2006 on the Democrats' side. But the democratic side has lots of problems to overcome even in this heavily democratic state, and the Republicans could still find a way in challenging Spitzer with someone as strong and well-liked as the popular Giuliani, especially in the aftermath of the NYC attacks. I think if i were to rate this, I would endorse and fully support Eliot Spitzer for the Governorship as he is a candidate, but that if the Republicans put up Pataki or any lowname Republican i would definitely back down on them and keep with Spitzer, the current AG of NY State. However, but, this is the core light side of it, Eliot Spitzer does get beat out in my humble opinion by Rudy Giuliani, as i believe Giuliani should become Governor in NY in 2006. So what do you all think, post anything you want in the comments of my blog of the day today, and take care. :)

fpotusahuss20321979/mister1979 Scot A Huss

p.s. I guess apparently i will also say that Giuliani would have my goahead even over Spitzer. But i do fully support Spitzer, and i believe Giuliani will either probably pass on challenging both him and Hillary and Hillary Clintons reelection to the Senate in NY will be all but assured, and so will Eliot Spitzer, even if Pataki wins a fourth termbid , be all but assured of winning for a new Governor in NY. The next Governor of NY is all but certain to be Eliot Spitzer, but it could become Rudy Giuliani. We will keep posted for what the Democratic Party and the Republican Party does between now and November 2006 in that General Election. So far i am 3 Democrat endorsements and 1 republican endorsement, though the third is in the same state as the Republican endorsement, because in NY's governors race the Gubernatioral 2006 Election I endorse Eliot Spitzer for Governor, as a Democrat, however though i Still endorse Rudy Giuliani over Spitzer if he getsin onthe Republican side. Rudy is credible, and would make an outstanding Governor just like as Us Attorney and the former mayor of NYC, particularliy after the 911 attacks when he really became a popular famous historic NYC Mayor for his symbolic heroism.