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Giuliani: Dem Victory Could Bring New 9/11

HeadlineApr 26, 2007

Meanwhile, another Republican presidential hopeful is coming under criticism for comments on the campaign trail. Earlier this week, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said a Democratic win would leave the U.S. at risk for an attack on the scale of 9/11. Democrats have slammed Giuliani’s remarks. The first Democratic presidential debate is set for tonight in South Carolina. The Wall Street Journal reports Senator Barack Obama has narrowed in on front-runner Senator Hilary Clinton. Obama is now 5 percentage points behind Clinton, up from 12 points last month.

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