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Rudy's Bad Day

Posted by Michael Link on January 11, 2008 at 05:57 PM

Earlier today it was reported that Giuliani staffers were "volunteering" not to get paid because the campaign needed to save its money for television ads in the big states.

And because the amount of money saved here is small ("about $50,000 per month," according to Marc Ambinder), that suggests they're in an especially tough spot essentially looking for spare pennies that might have fallen between the couch cushions.

So what's the worst thing that can happen when you're in a spot like this? Well, probably having your finance chair leave the campaign.

But it's just all about the money. What about public support, specifically back home in New York? According to the Daily News, NY state Conservative Party Chairman Mike Long says his party is "likely to give an early nod to Fred Thompson if he manages to 'break through' in South Carolina."

It's okay, though -- he'll be the first to tell you this was his strategy all along.

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