Giuliani heads to Florida before New Hampshire results come in
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani did not wait to hear how badly he fared in New Hampshire before pressing onward to what he hopes will be friendlier territory.
The former New York mayor quickly thanked his supporters Tuesday night then left for Florida, one of the states central to his risky strategy that put little stock in the traditional roles of Iowa and New Hampshire in giving candidates momentum in the state-by-state US presidential nominating process.
"This is just the beginning. Think of it as the kickoff in what's going to be a very long and very tough game," Giuliani told about 100 supporters in a hotel ballroom. "By the time it's over with, by February 5th, it's going to be clear that we're the nominee of the party."
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