[Sir Burton]

Originally Posted by PT447

anyone who knows anything about politics would have to admit, that not only in comparrison to the goofle-brained moron in office now, but that in sight of all the likely candidates to come, Gulliani is the most qualified candidate. he has done so much for the Citiy of NY, and most nobody has a clue. he's a brilliant Prossecutor, and what else? he's Italian!!!


he's honestly, this country's only hope to get out of this first decade of 2000 without our heads up our asses!!!


GULLIANI 2008!!!!!!!!!

What did he do that was so wonderful for NYC before 9/11. I want specifics because I cannot find anything that any other person in his position could not have done.

[PT447]

Originally Posted by CreativeDestruc

How about the massive reduction in crime? NY is probably the safest big city in the country.

that's my point... peole have this image of NY, as it was in the 80's. now, NY is by far the safest city in the country.

[CreativeDestruc]

Originally Posted by Jor-EL

You live in Manhattan, right?

From 1995 to 2005, crime in Brooklyn declined by 55 percent, to 41,295
incidents per year. This compares to a 57 percent decline citywide.

http://www.nycedc.com/Library/Newsle...lyn_update.pdf

remove foot from mouth. and dick.

[Sir Burton]

Originally Posted by PT447

that's my point... peole have this image of NY, as it was in the 80's. now, NY is by far the safest city in the country.

You make me laugh.

[PT447]

Originally Posted by Jor-EL

I'm an idiot? How bad were the gangs when the mob was keeping them in check?

News Flash: They didn't exist.

I'd take the mob over gangs any day. At least the mob is easy to deal with.

what are you, 10? do you even have a clue about anything besides comic books??? my god, our country is fucked with goofballs like you coming of age!

I lived and still live in the N.Y area. He cleaned shit up big time crime wise over here. I don't know what Mr. Totality is talking about.

My only problem with him is his stance on gays. I'm O.K. with his pro abortion views though.
Being in some parts in N.Y. you can't help but notice that some areas are in need of some good amount of abortions. To many little abortions that got away.

[PT447]

Originally Posted by Sir Burton

What did he do that was so wonderful for NYC before 9/11. I want specifics because I cannot find anything that any other person in his position could not have done.

more than anything, he cleaned up a city that was on the brink of total mayhem... Ny is not probably one of the safest cities in the country. also, he was a brilliant prossecuter putting away tons of fucked up shitbags. true, another good mayor could have done what he did, but the point is, he was a good mayor. NY has had some fucking morons in the past. he took the reigns and made shit better. if anyone can take NY and make my 85 year old grandma feel safe walking around, that guy should be fucking president!!!!

[PT447]

Originally Posted by CreativeDestruc

From 1995 to 2005, crime in Brooklyn declined by 55 percent, to 41,295
incidents per year. This compares to a 57 percent decline citywide.

http://www.nycedc.com/Library/Newsle...lyn_update.pdf

remove foot from mouth. and dick.

i don't get it, people acutlaly ignore everything he did. its like people just yell and bitch, just to yell and bitch, especially when they have no clue about what they are talkign about...

[Sir Burton]

Specifically, I did not like how Giuliani eliminated the city contracting provision under which legal minorities and women-owned businesses would be awarded city contracts even if their bids were up to 10% higher than the lowest bid. Minority business advocates thought that Giuliani's decision crippled the two-year-old New York City minority contracting program launched during the administration of his predecessor, David N. Dinkins.

Naturally, the strongest response to Giuliani's decision to eliminate a city contracting policy crucial to the development of the city's minority- and women-owned business enterprises (M/WBEs) came from the entrepreneurs themselves. They were quoted saying that it was a step back to the 1960s when minority contractors had to picket and riot in order to get the jobs.

[PT447]

Originally Posted by Sir Burton

You make me laugh.

so, you're from Boston, a place that so hates NY, that it is ingrained in your blood? and you think your a fair and balanced voice on the topic? i'm sorry, but if you did some looking, you'd find all the statistics and proof you seem to want to ignore. Rudy is fucking gold, and he'd be the best president the country has had in over 100 years!!!