Thread: Rudy Giuliani's daughter is supporting Barack Obama

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Rudy Giuliani's daughter is supporting Barack Obama.
http://www.slate.com/id/2171730/
By Lucy Morrow Caldwell
Posted Monday, Aug. 6, 2007, at 11:49 AM ET

Click above to view Caroline Giuliani's Facebook profile
There's one vote that Rudy Giuliani definitely can't count on in his 2008 presidential bid: his own daughter's. According to the 17-year-old Caroline Giuliani's Facebook profile, she's supporting Barack Obama.

On her profile, she designates her political views as "liberal" and—until this morning—proclaimed her membership in the Facebook group "Barack Obama (One Million Strong for Barack)." According to her profile, she withdrew from the Obama group at 6 a.m. Monday, after Slate sent her an inquiry about it.

In what may be an effort to avoid public connection to her famous father, the future Harvard freshman and recent graduate of Trinity School in Manhattan uses a slight variation of her name on the Facebook site. But she didn't lock her profile, allowing any Facebook user with access to the Harvard or Trinity School networks (more than 42,000 people) to view her detailed profile. (As a Harvard student, I was able to see it.)

It's not news that Rudy and his two children, Caroline and her 21-year-old brother Andrew, have a rocky relationship. Caroline and Andrew are the children of Donna Hanover, Rudy's second wife. In March, Andrew, who is a junior at Duke, told the New York Times that he and his father had been estranged for some time, and he has spoken candidly about his objections to Giuliani's marriage to Judith Nathan. And after the wedding, the Times reported, Giuliani also stopped attending Caroline's high-school events. Though he went to her high-school graduation, he left without speaking to her and did not join in the post-graduation family celebration, according to the New York Daily News.

Caroline's Facebook profile does not reveal why she doesn't want her father to win the White House. She has not responded to e-mail questions from Slate. Click on the below to view Caroline Giuliani's Facebook profile
http://www.slate.com/id/2171738/

Lucy Morrow Caldwell is a student at Harvard College and a columnist for the Harvard Crimson.

If his family can't stand him then we for sure better not get him as president. I think that he has a lot of skeletons in the closet that we are not aware of.

Originally Posted by saveourcountry

If his family can't stand him then we for sure better not get him as president. I think that he has a lot of skeletons in the closet that we are not aware of.

He was in deep hot water prior to 911.
Sadly devastating level of death and destruction saved his shady political career and ended any investigations of his conduct, but hey , he looks good in a hard hat.

Dan Quail could never get away with it.

Why Barack Obama??? Strange she would pick him over Hillary??? Well being from New York and all......

Buffalo - Oh I didn't know that. Thanks

Originally Posted by BorderLegionnaire

Why Barack Obama??? Strange she would pick him over Hillary??? Well being from New York and all......

Many of the White youth of today are very liberal and supporting a Black candidate is the new "it' thing for them to do. Most of her generation (which includes my son) are very angry with the boomer generation and the White men that are currently running America into the ground. I have also noticed that color is not an issue with many of them as it has been for our generation and the ones before us. My son has friends of multiple ethnicities and financial backgrounds, none of whom see race, creed or color. There are times when I have 3 or four nationalities of kids in my home simultaneously.

IMHO they will be the generation to completely change the dynamics of America and possibly the rest of the world.

Can't blame her..........I can't stand her "daddy" either. NOR Obama!!!

Originally Posted by WhatMattersMost

Originally Posted by BorderLegionnaire

Why Barack Obama??? Strange she would pick him over Hillary??? Well being from New York and all......

Many of the White youth of today are very liberal and supporting a Black candidate is the new "it' thing for them to do. Most of her generation (which includes my son) are very angry with the boomer generation and the White men that are currently running America into the ground. I have also noticed that color is not an issue with many of them as it has been for our generation and the ones before us. My son has friends of multiple ethnicities and financial backgrounds, none of whom see race, creed or color. There are times when I have 3 or four nationalities of kids in my home simultaneously.

IMHO they will be the generation to completely change the dynamics of America and possibly the rest of the world.

I'm 24, a Republican and voting for either Paul or Tancredo! I am not fooled by there propaganda and games... But some I know that are my age are voting for Hillary! I believe in America and not ready to give it up to big business and to the NAU!!!

I'm 24, a Republican and voting for either Paul or Tancredo! I am not fooled by there propaganda and games... But some I know that are my age are voting for Hillary! I believe in America and not ready to give it up to big business and to the NAU!!![/quote]

Good on you!

Sadly some of the younger less alert juveniles stray from the herd and are picked off by political predators constantly watching for the opportunity to seize an easy free meal.

It is natures way.