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From The Hotline Latest Edition for Wednesday, May 7,2008

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GIULIANI

Getting Back In The Ring

Wed. May 7, 2008


Rudy Giuliani is trying to get his newest client, heavyweight boxing champ Vitali Klitschko elected mayor of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. Giuliani plans to announce "a contract for strategies to root out corruption" with Klitschko, also known as "Dr. Iron Fist," today. "The announcement comes as the erstwhile" WH candidate "begins a return to the business world" and his strategy and security consulting firm, Giuliani Partners LLC. Giuliani said Klitschko "understands that reform and transparency are critical to attracting international business and sustainable economic development for his city." No word on whether Giuliani will travel to Ukraine (Farnam, Wall Street Journal, 5/7).

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5/7/2008 Frontpage

Results

  • 1 INDIANA (5/6 PRIMARY): Can We Stop Watching Yet?
  • 2 INDIANA EXITS: I Was Stubborn In A Small Town
  • 3 NORTH CAROLINA (5/6 PRIMARY): Kicking Up His Tar Heels
  • 4 NORTH CAROLINA EXITS: The Duck Stops Here
  • 5 PRIMARIES: WHAT HAPPENED?: Ding Dong
  • 6 THE FIELD: Drawing Up An Exit Strategy
  • 7 DELEGATE TRACKER: Not Many More Left To Win
  • 8 THE NOMINEES: No Surprises

White House 2008 -- The Republicans

  • 9 MCCAIN: Poetic Justice

White House 2008 -- The Democrats

  • 10 FLOR-IGAN: Crisis Averted?
  • 11 SUPERDELEGATES: The Beltway Primary
  • 12 SUPERDELEGATE TRACKER: Nearly A Three-Way Tie
  • 13 CLINTON: The Romney Remains
  • 14 OBAMA: There's No Denying

White House 2008 -- Other Updates

  • 15 GALLUP: A Change Gamer?
  • 16 WEST VIRGINIA (5/13 PRIMARY): You're Out Of Touch, I'm Out Of Time
  • 17 KENTUCKY (5/20 PRIMARY): Speed Of Lightning, Roar Of Thunder, Underdog!
  • 18 OREGON (5/20 PRIMARY): And Then There Were 5 (+1)
  • 19 GALLUP: Like A Margin
  • 20 CANDIDATE AIR TIMES: Double The Pleasure, Double The Fun
  • 21 2008 SCHEDULES: Take Me Home, To The Place I Belong

National Briefing

  • 22 IRAQ: Don't Play With Matches
  • 23 LANDSCAPE: Free Hans von Spakovsky!
  • 24 BLOGOMETER: A Critical Mass?

Senate 2008

  • 25 LOUISIANA: He's Got Coin, But Does He Have Bank?
  • 26 NEW JERSEY: Well, This Oughta Be Good
  • 27 NORTH CAROLINA: Oh, Kay!
  • 28 OREGON: Is The DSCC About To Step In?

Governor 2008

  • 29 INDIANA: The Other Nail-Biter
  • 30 NORTH CAROLINA: Quoth The Voters, "Never, Moore"

People

  • 31 GIBBONS: Make Yourself At Home
  • 32 GIULIANI: Getting Back In The Ring
  • 33 FOSSELLA: The Rumors Are Worse Than The Crime
  • 34 DANN: Slow It Down
  • 35 NEWSOM: Will You Be My Friend?
  • 36 MCGREEVEYS: Not Nearly As Entertaining With The Cameras Off
  • 37 DODDS: Proportion Control
  • 38 NEWS BAZAAR: As If Delegate Math Wasn't Hard Enough

Media Monitor

  • 39 MEDIA MONITOR: This Morning

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