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Rudy Giuliani
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The Vedic Chart for Rudy Giuliani is available
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Birth Data
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| Birth Name: |
Giuliani, Rudy |
| Birth Date: |
5/28/1944 (May 28, 1944) |
| Birth Time: |
2:30 pm EWT (+ 4.00) |
| Birth Place: |
Brooklyn, NY |
| Latitude /
Longitude: |
40 N 38 / 73 W 56 |
| Rodden Rating /
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A / From Memory |
| Source Notes: |
In October 2005 a source who wishes to remain anonymous wrote to PT
that the time used here was provided by Giuliani's mother.
Previously circulated birth hours of 11:52 AM EWT and 6 AM could not
be traced to an original source or verified. |
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Biography
American politician, the
charismatic and controversial mayor of New York City and a candidate for
the Republican nomination in the 2008 presidential race. When the
terrorist attack brought down the World Trade Towers on September 11,
2001, Rudy had his finest hour. His commanding presence, resolute
spirit, and inspiring words defined leadership in crisis. He was
everywhere at once, the epitome of American courage and resilience.
The grandson of Italian immigrants, Giuliani is the only child of an
ex-con dad and a sharp and serious mom, who wanted the best for their
son. His dad drilled into the boy the need to stay on the right side of
the law. After Rudy graduated magna cum laude from NYU Law School, he
worked as U.S. Attorney and served in Washington, DC in Ronald Reagan's
Justice Department. In 1993 he was appointed U.S. Attorney for the
Southern District of New York where he zealously racked up more than
4,000 convictions of drug czars, mobsters, and white collar criminals.
He was elected mayor of New York City in 1993 and again in 1997. During
his terms, he became known for his volatile temper and his penchant for
battling: with his second wife, with street vendors and jaywalkers, even
with his own appointees. Moreover, his untidy personal affairs ranged
from joke material to outrage. But most analysts praise his record of
cleaning up New York City with his zero-tolerance approach to crime, his
workfare program designed to reduce welfare rolls, his fiscal restraint,
and his focus on preparing the city for a terrorist attack in the
aftermath of the 1993 bombing.
In 2000 Mayor Giuliani entered the race for a vacated Senate seat
opposing Hillary Clinton. On April 27th that year, he announced that he
had a treatable form of prostate cancer. He dropped out of the Senate
race a month later, on May 29th, citing his health. Just eighteen days
before dropping out of the race, he announced his separation from his
wife, Donna Hanover (born February 15, 1950) and acknowledged his
“friendship” with Judith Nathan (born December 16, 1954). Perhaps his
decision was colored by the fact that media coverage of his
extra-marital affair had exploded.
As Mayor, Rudy tried to present himself as a Morality Czar, shutting
down strip clubs and acting the role of civic conscience. At the same
time he was entertaining his mistress at home at Gracie Mansion, where
he lived with his wife and two kids, Andrew (age 14 in 2000) and
Caroline (then age 10). In May 2001, his wife asked a judge to bar her
husband's mistress from visiting their home, and reporters tried to sort
out everyone's grievances. Hanover was seen as the wronged wife by some
and the conniving hold-out by others, where Nathan was variously
pictured as the home-wrecking mistress or the faithful lover, caring for
Rudy while he was sick with cancer. Toward the end of his final term as
Mayor, his popularity had waned and he was enmeshed in a domestic drama
that had become quite public.
Then the terrorist attacks struck, propelling him into the spotlight,
and Rudy rose to the challenge. Those who disliked him accused him of
being an expedient media hog. Rescue workers in particular, were
critical of him. Nevertheless, Mayor Giuliani established himself as
America’s Mayor and was named Time magazine’s Person of the Year.
Reopening the debate over his domestic saga, Giuliani married Judith
Nathan on May 24, 2003 at about 7 PM at Gracie Mansion, the city’s
mayoral residence. His successor, current mayor Michael Bloomberg,
performed the 15-minute ceremony.
On February 14, 2007, shortly after 9:00 PM EST, the former mayor of New
York City confirmed his candidacy for the Republican Party nomination
for President. He made his announcement on the broadcast of the Larry
King Live show on CNN.
For More Information on the Web:
http://www.nyc.gov/html/nyc100/html/classroom/hist_info/mayors.html#giuliani
http://www.askmen.com/men/business_politics/44_rudy_giuliani.html
http://www.time.com/time/poy2001/poyprofile.html
http://www.nyobserver.com/node/41460
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What Do You Think?
As Mayor of New York City, Giuliani was admired and disliked both. His
fans like to talk about his tough approach to crime and his fiscal
restraint. He cleaned up New York City, making it safer and more attractive
to residents and visitors both, they cry. His detractors point to his
volatility, combativeness, bluntness, moral hypocrisy, and fondness for the
top-dog-in-the-spotlight position.
As a candidate for the Republican nomination in the 2008 Presidential race,
Giuliani struggles to present himself as the person who can best represent
his party and win the election. He touts himself as a strong leader who will
conduct the war on terrorism and protect the homeland with every fiber of
his being. However, his views on reproductive rights (pro-choice), gun
control (in favor), and his marital and extra-marital sagas present problems
for the more conservative elements of the party. Let’s study his chart this
week for a look at what drives the man.
- Giuliani has been married three times and has received plenty of public
attention for his extra-marital affairs. Although he inspires loyalty from
some, he is known for his volatile temper and his penchant for doing battle.
Where in the chart is the difficulty in relationships, marital and
otherwise? Where is that famous temper, the compulsion to argue and to
punish? Using astrological factors, can you identify what factors might
cause it to erupt? Where is the charm, sense of humor, compassion and
calming presence that he has displayed at various times throughout his
administration as mayor and now as presidential candidate?
- If the power of the Presidency is the power to persuade and influence,
does Rudy have what it takes to be President? Where in the chart might we
see whether he has the requisite vision, diplomatic skills, and
persuasiveness? Does the chart exhibit an ability to bring opposing elements
together and work with a divided or oppositional Congress?
- Giuliani has been tough on wrong-doers of all stripes and was a dogged
prosecutor of drug kingpins, organized crime mobsters and white collar
criminals alike. Where is the magna cum laude lawyer in his chart? Where do
you see his zero tolerance for crime and his vow to pursue and prosecute
terrorists if he’s elected President?
- Contrary to his party’s positions on reproductive rights for women and
on the right to bear arms, Rudy is pro-choice and pro-gun control. Where is
the maverick in his chart? What talents does he have that might convince the
Republican Party to make him the nominee? What are Giuliani’s liabilities as
shown in his chart?
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