The Giuliani name may not be in good enough condition to get Andrew to Albany. But it’s still great for rolling through Queens, Paul Schwartzman writes.
.) After the Ellipse, Andrew says he returned to the White House, where he watched the Capitol attack on television.His White House stint technically qualifies as government
the candidate, then known as a scowling prosecutor who locked up corrupt politicians, insider traders and mobsters.On his own campaign trail, Andrew Giuliani is a caffeinated, J. Crew version of his often dour father. He locks eyes with voters as he beams and“He treats people like mosh pits,” said Curtis Sliwa, the Guardian Angels founder and recently defeated Republican mayoral candidate, who is supporting Andrew and is often by his side. “He is better at it than his father was.
Kassar said voters “enjoy meeting Andrew,” but he described his candidacy as “more of a media creation than a reality” that inspires nostalgia for when his father was mayor. “It’s like the History channel,” he said. “But right now we’re in the present.” Gumowitz gave Andrew $47,100, according to campaign finance records. He also gave Hochul, the Democrat, $69,700.
“He wanted to be a cop, then he wanted to be a football player,” Rudy says, recalling his son’s early interestsAndrew stands up, kisses him on the cheek and says, “Love you, call you later.” The morning after the parade, Andrew Giuliani drove to the Bellmore train station on Long Island, where hundreds gathered to meet and greet Republican candidates in a parking lot jammed with pickup trucks and festooned with Trump flags.