71 minutes with Andrew Giuliani (New York, Albany: residential, office, working)

[Cida]

The New York magazine interview, if you're curious.

I'd have no problem with him running for City Council, or something like that, but higher office with zero experience is not something I'd consider smart.



On the Campaign Trail With Andrew Giuliani
The Son of Rudy is working out his father issues on the road to Albany
When Giuliani first expressed interest in the race, he was met with “skepticism” and “curiosity,” according to one Republican official. Everyone may know the name Giuliani, but it’s been 20 years since the end of his mayorship and a decade-plus since his failed presidential campaign, and few conservatives involved in state government have any connection or debt owed to Rudy. As for Andrew: “He’s not someone who’s ever been a part of the New York political fabric. He’s not a New York political player. He had no New York political relationships,” the official said. “And then there’s his lack of overall experience in the workforce. ‘Mock’ would be too strong a word, but people are ridiculing him.”
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021...-governor.html

[BOORGONG]

Originally Posted by Cida

The New York magazine interview, if you're curious.

I'd have no problem with him running for City Council, or something like that, but higher office with zero experience is not something I'd consider smart.



On the Campaign Trail With Andrew Giuliani
The Son of Rudy is working out his father issues on the road to Albany
When Giuliani first expressed interest in the race, he was met with “skepticism” and “curiosity,” according to one Republican official. Everyone may know the name Giuliani, but it’s been 20 years since the end of his mayorship and a decade-plus since his failed presidential campaign, and few conservatives involved in state government have any connection or debt owed to Rudy. As for Andrew: “He’s not someone who’s ever been a part of the New York political fabric. He’s not a New York political player. He had no New York political relationships,” the official said. “And then there’s his lack of overall experience in the workforce. ‘Mock’ would be too strong a word, but people are ridiculing him.”
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021...-governor.html

I would think that mocking is not too strong a word when compared to ridicule.

[ckhthankgod]

GOP gubernatorial candidate Giuliani makes stop in Utica: https://romesentinel.com/stories/gop...n-utica,122254