Giuliani to Endorse McCain
Rudy Giuliani is expected to endorse John McCain at the Reagan library in California on Wednesday. The man who suffered one of the most dramatic campaign implosions in recent memory explained his collapse to supporters this way: "You don't always win, but you can always try to do it right, and you did." Although doing it a bit earlier, too, wouldn't have hurt.
Rudy Giuliani is expected to endorse John McCain at the Reagan library in California on Wednesday. The man who suffered one of the most dramatic campaign implosions in recent memory explained his collapse to supporters this way: “You don’t always win, but you can always try to do it right, and you did.” Although doing it a bit earlier, too, wouldn’t have hurt.
Dig, Root, GrowAP via Google:
Giuliani finished a distant third [in Florida] to winner John McCain and close second-place finisher Mitt Romney. Republican officials said Giuliani would endorse McCain on Wednesday in California. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity in advance of the public announcement.
“I’m proud that we chose to stay positive and to run a campaign of ideas in an era of personal attacks, negative ads and cynical spin,” he said as supporters with tight smiles crowded behind him.
“You don’t always win, but you can always try to do it right, and you did.”
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