Comments on: In NY-23, some unlikely backers: Part 5 Tim Pawlenty, George Pataki, Dick Armey, Rudy Giuliani http://www.redstate.com/hooah_mac/2009/11/08/in-ny-23-some-unlikely-backers-part-5-tim-pawlenty-george-pataki-dick-armey-rudy-giuliani/ Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:40:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Hooah_Mac http://www.redstate.com/hooah_mac/2009/11/08/in-ny-23-some-unlikely-backers-part-5-tim-pawlenty-george-pataki-dick-armey-rudy-giuliani/#comment-212 Hooah_Mac Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:38:51 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/hooah_mac/?p=89#comment-212 1. About Guiliani - I'm not 100% on when he officially endorsed, but he did a robo call on Doug's behalf in the last days of the campaign. 2. I don't know the specifics on that, I know about his visit to NY-23 and his early endorsement of Doug, that's all. 3. Not that I know of, but towards the end of the campaign(when I was there) the endorsements were so thick it was hard to wade through them all. 1. About Guiliani – I’m not 100% on when he officially endorsed, but he did a robo call on Doug’s behalf in the last days of the campaign.

2. I don’t know the specifics on that, I know about his visit to NY-23 and his early endorsement of Doug, that’s all.

3. Not that I know of, but towards the end of the campaign(when I was there) the endorsements were so thick it was hard to wade through them all.

]]> By: aesthete http://www.redstate.com/hooah_mac/2009/11/08/in-ny-23-some-unlikely-backers-part-5-tim-pawlenty-george-pataki-dick-armey-rudy-giuliani/#comment-211 aesthete Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:30:27 +0000 http://www.redstate.com/hooah_mac/?p=89#comment-211 I'm really enjoying it so far, especially in contrast to the flawed reporting of the MSM on the issue. I've got a few questions: 1) When did Guiliani endorse/support him? As a fan of his, I was quite disappointed that he wasn't more involved in the race, and was under the impression that he had endorsed no one. 2) How was Armey's foundation involved in this race? 3) I read some libertarian publications (Reason, Cato) which seemed to endorse Hoffman over Scozzie rhetorically. Did they ever get their feet wet in the race? I’m really enjoying it so far, especially in contrast to the flawed reporting of the MSM on the issue. I’ve got a few questions:

1) When did Guiliani endorse/support him? As a fan of his, I was quite disappointed that he wasn’t more involved in the race, and was under the impression that he had endorsed no one.

2) How was Armey’s foundation involved in this race?

3) I read some libertarian publications (Reason, Cato) which seemed to endorse Hoffman over Scozzie rhetorically. Did they ever get their feet wet in the race?

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