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More and more folks are becoming alarmed at Mayor Rudy Giuliani's reign of terror in New York City. He has clamped down on sidewalk artists, cabbies, squatters, community gardening activists, and just about anybody else that provides an alternative to the interests of the rich and powerful. Giuliani's push to improve New York's quality of life is just a form of friendly fascism that many find ...

USPP Unit for the Study of Personality in Politics Back to the USPP Homepage Personality Profile: Rudolph Giuliani Aubrey Immelman April 22, 1999 Prepared upon request for the New York Observer (See Can Rudy Giuliani tame the beast within by Devin Leonard. The New York Observer, May 10, 1999, pp. 1, 9.) This report presents the results of an indirect assessment of the political personality of ...

Rudolph Giuliani New York City's Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani used the platform of a March 30 luncheon to appeal to federal and state governments and the courts to roll back unfunded mandates, leaving fund allocations to local discretion. Giuliani ticked off a string of his city's funding horror stories including one he suspected ought not be raised in a press club: New York is required by ...

MAYOR RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI Italian Music Books On November 3, 1993, Rudolph William Giuliani was elected New York City's 107th mayor, winning on his vision for a redefined City government. Although Giuliani is a Republican, he ran as the nominee of the Republican, Liberal and Independent fusion parties. In a City of over seven and a half million people with the most diverse ethnic background of ...

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