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The governor's call comes a day after he slashed $361 million from the state budget that Democrats sent him, and gutted other Democrat-backed programs before signing the $32 billion spending plan into law.
During his stop in Nevada, Giuliani accused Obama of being anti-business and creating "thousands of pages of regulations" aimed at turning the country into a socialist government.
Rangel's frontrunner status is at stake three days after the primary, with his lead having steadily gone down as outstanding ballots have been counted. The latest figures showed him ahead by only 44 percent to Espaillat's 41 percent.
Call it another black eye for the agency that's supposed to protect airline passengers from terrorists. On Friday, 14 local air marshals were being punished for allegedly drinking on duty -- and more.
One of the portions of the Affordable Care Act, upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday, calls for states to set up health insurance exchanges so people can buy plans.
Chief Justice John Roberts delivered the court's ruling shortly after 10 a.m. Thursday to a crowd of about 400 to 500 people inside the marble courtroom.
The decision, which was handed down Thursday in Washington D.C., means that most Americans will be required to have health insurance or pay a fine.
While Ydanis Rodriguez isn't jumping to any definitive conclusion yet, he isn't yet conceding that Rangel is the winner of the tightly-contested race
Dinkins' name would go on the 350-foot-long Willis Avenue Bridge, which spans the Harlem River connecting Manhattan and the Bronx.
Gov. Chris Christie isn't the only person in New Jersey who is unhappy with Thursday's Supreme Court ruling which upholds the "individual mandate" component of President Barack Obama's health care reform law.
The ruling means different things for different people: some may be paying more, some may be paying less and depending on your individual situation, that determines how this will affect you.
Both CNN and Fox News Channel incorrectly reported Thursday that the Affordable Health Care Act's central provision, requiring virtually all Americans to have health insurance, had been struck down.
It's a stunt that could easily have been labeled a "stupid people trick" on late night TV. Mayor Michael Bloomberg's staff actually tried to install a regular "in the wall" air conditioner in the window of his official city SUV.
Mitt Romney left New Jersey with cash for his campaign and a prediction from Gov. Chris Christie that the state is going to be "Romney country.''
Earlier in the day, Rangel said he's still the man for the job despite being censured by the House for ethics violations.
