Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear, tagged nuclear free middle east, nuclear weapons, presidential election, Rudy Giuliani on November 24, 2007 | No Comments »
Question: UN Resolution 687 passed by the UN Security Council was fundamental in ending the First Gulf War. It requires a nuclear free zone in the Middle East. Do you support this Resolution and, if so, what steps will you take to ensure a nuclear free zone in the Middle East?
Answer: No. I would [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Iran, Vote Issues: Iraq, Vote Issues: Nuclear, Vote Issues: Terrorism, tagged Iran, Iraq, Iraq War, Islamic extremists, Pakistan, presidential election, Rudy Giuliani, state sponsor of terrorism, Terrorism, terrorist war against America, terrorist war against United States, time table on November 24, 2007 | No Comments »
Question: unable to hear.
Answer: About Iraq and how to bring them home [meaning the military]? Victory and success is the way to bring them home.
The young men and women we have in Iraq and we have in Afghanistan, are keeping us safe. They are making a great sacrifice and their families are above and beyond [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Iran, Vote Issues: Iraq, Vote Issues: Nuclear on November 14, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Rudy Giuliani’s statements at St. Anselm College last Monday clearly identified his foreign policy position as a continuation of the Bush administration’s failed policies in Iraq.
Has Iran threatened the United States with any kind of use of force? No. Does Iran have nuclear weapons? No. If Iran wanted to acquire nuclear weapons, how long would [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), McCain (R), Romney (R), Thompson (R) on November 7, 2007 | No Comments »
There is a surreal quality to many of the foreign policy arguments being put forward in the 2008 presidential campaign, particularly among Republican presidential hopefuls. The Bush Administration’s fiasco in Iraq is a transformative event that calls for a fundamental re-thinking of US security strategy. The policies of “preventive” war, forward basing of US troops [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Iran, Vote Issues: Nuclear, tagged Iran, nuclear weapons, presidential election, Rudy Giuliani on November 6, 2007 | No Comments »
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani said yesterday that the U.S. needs its nuclear arsenal to strengthen its position in negotiating with Iran. If Americans want to leverage a better result from talks with Iran, they must be willing to go to war, he said.
“I wouldn’t ever unilaterally disarm the United States,” he said [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear on October 3, 2007 | No Comments »
Question: Will you uphold Article VI of the nonproliferation treaty regarding nuclear weapons?
Answer: there was none. Giuliani dropped my hand like a hot potato and walked away without answering.
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Iran, Vote Issues: Nuclear on September 21, 2007 | No Comments »
Previously, Rudy Giuliani stated he does not support nuclear abolition
I don’t think we should be eliminating any nuclear weapons while North Korea and Iran have, or may have, such weapons.
He maintained his idea on Wednesday while visiting London.
LONDON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani said on Wednesday the United States should spell out clearly [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear on August 17, 2007 | No Comments »
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear on August 17, 2007 | 1 Comment »
At Rudy Giuliani’s campaign headquarters, this conversation took place.
Question on handshaking line: In a January op-ed by the Wall Street Journal, Henry Kissinger and others wrote about the tremendous dangers of nuclear weapons and makes the call for the US to work towards the elimination of our nuclear arsenals. Do you believe we must work [...]
Posted in Giuliani (R), Vote Issues: Terrorism on July 10, 2007 | No Comments »
Statement: Giuliani promises to reframe the “terrorists’ war on us” to the “war on terror.”
Question: “How can you say that it is terrorists’ war on us when the United States has killed more than half a million civilians and destroyed two countries?”
Answer: “They started it.”
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