"Rudy Giuliani's daughter is supporting Barack Obama" -- Slate.com

[LizF]

http://www.slate.com/id/2171730

[davids]

no surprise at all .
his relationship with both his son and daughter is very strained .
the vanity fair article on his wife makes very interesting reading
you can find it here under rudy and the republican party

http://www.hesnoaltarboy.com

you'll all have to forgive me for not sourcing the link direct , i'm in the middle of 50 things lol

[McDermit]

straight out of that old episode of "Sister Sister" where the girls publicly support someone other than their dad.

[Shatterhand]

It would be pretty funny if she was supporting Dr. Paul. ;)

[Mesogen]

damn I came here to post that.

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA

HA

[Mesogen]

I'm not very familiar with Facebook, but...

http://img.slate.com/media/1/123125/123054/2156566/2171609/070806_POL_FacebkCarGEX.jpg

Poke Her?

[micahnelson]

Poor kid. Looks like someone is losing a trust fund.

"Poke her" just means, to get her attention. There aren't really any ways of saying that which don't carry a double meaning.

[LizF]

Poor kid. Looks like someone is losing a trust fund.



Maybe not, especially if she's on good terms with her mom. Consider this quote from the Vanity Fair article posted here last week:


"And when she met Giuliani, Felder adds, he didn't have much money, either, "because Rudy was living on a mayor's salary"—$195,000 a year—"and had no inherited wealth, and was supporting his family very, very well." Giuliani's final settlement with Hanover obliged him to pay her $6.8 million. Prior to that arrangement, her lawyer told the press, she had seriously considered a trial, along with subpoenas to both Judith and Lategano."

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2007/09/giuliani200709?printable=true&currentPage=all

[freelance]

Rich, really rich. Another fine example of Neocon family values.

[STA654]

She's only just graduating high school, I would hope nobody harasses her about politics during the election.

[rpf2008]

Big deal, I don't agree with my dad on a lot of things.

I consider this a non-issue.

Moving on...