Giuliani's Mistress Used N.Y. Police as Taxi Service

[underpants]

Source: ABC

Well before it was publicly known he was seeing her, then-married New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani provided a police driver and city car for his mistress Judith Nathan, former senior city officials tell the Blotter on ABCNews.com.

"She used the PD as her personal taxi service," said one former city official who worked for Giuliani.

New York papers reported in 2000 that the city had provided a security detail for Nathan, who became Giuliani's third wife after his divorce from Donna Hanover, who also had her own police security detail at the same time.

The former city officials said Giuliani expanded the budget for his security detail at the time. Politico.com reported yesterday that many of the security expenses were initially billed to obscure city agencies, effectively hiding them from oversight.



Read more: http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2007/11/giulianis-mistr.html

[EFerrari]

1. "Rudy -- Because we don't have ENOUGH corruption yet!"

lol

[Solly Mack]

2. it's good to be the king

sigh

[hlthe2b]

6. has turned to "good to be the cretin...."

[speedoo]

3. Those cops could have been actually serving the city.

Instead, they were used to make it easier for Rudy to boink that skank.

[saigon68]

64. LOL--- "put that cow out to pasture"

[acmavm]

4. Let's here his explanation on this one. This pompous crook

has just gotten used to republicans being able to lie and getting away with it.

I wonder if he will.

[hlthe2b]

8. How exactly is Ghouliani any different now from Kerik?

Two thugs in a pod...

[eleny]

5. Decades ago....

I worked as a caseworker for NYC. I also dated someone who was - let's just say he worked in the courts. Months after we started dating, he wanted to give me a sign that I could put in my car window that would let me park anywhere any time in the city and never get ticketed. I declined. It just didn't seem right. And I'm still glad I did. What if someone questioned it and he got in trouble?

I'm no saint. But Jesus Christ on a parking meter! The Repukes just go balls out in their corruption from the ground up.

[hlthe2b]

7. Good on you, Eleny...

I'm sure you encounter many who would not understand your integrity, but I, for one am always pleased to hear it still exists in this world...

[eleny]

20. Thanks!

O8) B-)

[tridim]

18. Republican = 100% Corruption

There is no defense, it's been proven over and over and over again.

[Stuckinthebush]

22. Good for you...

My wife worked as the County jail psychiatrist here in Alabama and had a sign that said "Office County Business" that allowed her the same rights to park anywhere anytime. She would refuse to use it unless she was on official business.

Of course, she is a good Democrat so it shouldn't be surprising :D !

[eleny]

42. Good for her, too!

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :hi:

[napi21]

9. THAT is total BS! My best friend was a cop in Pa. He's retired now, but

I KNOW they wern't ever permitted to "give courtesy rides" or any other transportation in their patrol car! Tey are insured to carry prople they arrest, and other officers, but NO rides...even I some official made arrangements to pay for the service. I realize that was Pa. and not NY, but somehow I believe the same regulations apply!

I'm thinkin' Rudy is TOAST!

[IronLionZion]

14. city car and security detail

so many government officials have it. For some reason, in this country toast can usually still be elected president as a Republican (Bush, Reagan, Nixon)

[eleny]

15. Different rules for the mayor's piece of ass

I sure hope he's toast.

[newscott]

46. I got a ride from an East Hartford cop once.

He didn't even have to stop but he picked me up and took me to the garage that was woking on my car. It was pretty nice of him.

[napi21]

51. Perhapse laws are different there, or MAYBE things like that are

just overlooked. Yes it was very nice of him to do that. All I'm saying is that MY BEST FRIEND wouldn't drive me 2 blocks to a top & Go store when I aksed him. He said he would have loved to be able to, but he could lose his job if someone saw him and reported it.

[CreekDog]

10. Okay, now his goose is cooked

I think.

Look at it this way, the man's got dirt on him and he's got enemies.

[underpants]

31. R'uh roh! Rudy on air with 9/11 conspirator and KSM protector -*BOOM!*

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=2368055&mesg_id=2368055

[leQ]

11. so he'll be on CNBC @ 6pm to answer these allegations... i cant wait. (eom)

[eleny]

17. Aw, shoot! Same time as Keith. Surely Dan will cover it.

[LiberalFighter]

12. Excellent!! What else will they dig up on him?

[Justitia]

13. Much nicer than just leaving cabfare on the nightstand. Rudy is so classy! -eom

[LuckyLib]

16. Did she sit in the back seat behind the screen?

;-)

[shain from kane]

23. In the urine puddle?

[olddad56]

19. Rudy is pig with ties to the Bush Crime family. Therefore our next President.

[allisonthegreat]

40. exactly!n/t

[boricua79]

21. Keep it going

Guliani will not survive investigations into his past, and he won't be the nominee for the Republican Party.

Come to think of it...too bad...he'd be an easy kill in the election.

[rockybelt]

45. Who isn't

going to be road kill?

[Pastiche423]

24. This brings such a lovely smile to my face

Keep it coming!

[Name removed]

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[CreekDog]

26. nice knowin' ya! (nt)

[Tab]

27. Clinton got called on it too

I don't mind if people get called on it as long as it's CONSISTENT across the board.

With Rudy, though, it seems like a harbinger of things to come.

[Spazito]

28. Hmmmm.....

:popcorn:

[Andrea]

29. Hmmmm.... Yeah, same thing I was thinking. n/t

[CreekDog]

30. clinton's accusers were paid lots of $ to make the accusation

Accusations against Clinton were not proven and they were disputed.

Giuliani has not disputed what's alleged and he was just asked about it.

Now what's the bigger gaffe.

Anyway, like I said, nice knowing you.

[underpants]

37. Clinton's accuser solicited money and got a bit

but finally everyone realized that it was crazy to keep paying them for what everyone always knew was bullshit so they went away.

[Inkyfuzzbottom]

34. Wow

Clinton must have had some real pull to be able to get troopers all the way from Alaska!

[underpants]

36. LOL

AR-Arkansas
AK-Alaska

Tricky that postal code

[underpants]

39. susie if you do check this

take the time to read this. I was unaware how unfounded the whole thing was. Shows what the big lie can do.
Joe Conason's "The Hunting of the President"
http://www.thehuntingofthepresident.com/

Speaking of BIG LIES read "Big Lies" by Conason too-it is a great overview of how systematically everyone getting American media really is.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

44. And George Bush uses Air Force One as his personal SUV

and when he goes jetting across the country vacationing, eating birthday cake while Katrina floods, golfing, strumming guitars, and doing endless campaigning for his GOP fellow turds, he brings along dozens of Chimp Fluffers, concubines, jock sniffers, and sundry worthless characters all on the taxpayer's dime.

[sallyseven]

49. I don't know did he. Was it ever proven?

[soleft]

32. Um...isn't this what destroyed Alan Hevesi's career?

Isn't Hevesi facing criminal charges?

[hedgehog]

38. Good catch.

[brooklynite]

33. This is actually more serious...

Last year, New York State's newly elected State Controller was forced to resign after it was revealed his wife was getting the same service from Govt employees. Needless to say, the New York Post and local media were piling on the outrage and criticism. It's going to hard for them not to pick up the same storylines this time if the evidence is clear enough.

[Vinca]

35. Doesn't this amount to stealing from the city? nt

[DainBramaged]

41. Giuliani ain't weaseling out of this one, or his ties to the Saudis

Got to keep the newly turning left MS NOW BRAVE CAUSE keep the pressure on and get rid of that screeching scumbag Tucker and give a Progressive a voice and keep the hammer DOWN.

[Roland99]

43. K&R

[sallyseven]

47. It is over Rudi between the love nest at

the twin towers site and the sheik of where ever he is finished. The sheik furnaced the creeps that flew the planes. Terrorist. Mr. Law and order. Did he think that it would not be told?

[sasquatch]

48. What a whore..kinda remind me of that scene in "The Ususual Suspects" though

Wonder what she was smuggling

[rAVES]

50. It is sooo much fun to watch this goon fall!!!

[TheCowsCameHome]

52. Ru911dy is the gift that keeps giving - boy, is he a f**kup

Adios, rat teeth.

[LynneSin]

53. IT'S JUDY NATHAN

I hate how that bitch is all hoighty toighty with her name - She was named Judy at birth.

[Pastiche423]

58. She was named Judi Stish at birth

Nathan is the last name of her second husband. Damn, I wish they wouldn't use his name. Bruce Nathan is a good person that doesn't deserve his name being used.

[LynneSin]

62. So seriously!!!

Of course Judi Stish almost sounds like Judi B***h

which she is

[Pastiche423]

63. You don't know the half of it

Unless you've met her too. The "b" word is much to kind to describe her.

I'm waiting on the nekid pix of her to go MSM.

[sellitman]

54. Rudy calls this "a pre-debate hit job

That is soooo rich! :rofl:
Snip <Appearing in public for the first time today, Giuliani told ABC News the accusations he assigned a police security detail to his mistress and helped to hide the expenses in the mammoth New York City budget "a pre-debate hit job." >

[underpants]

57. LOL this was posted on ABC --TODAY

:wow:

[Sarah Ibarruri]

55. What a piece of trash this Giuliani is.

How could *ANYONE* even remotely find this freak acceptable?

[underpants]

56. It's the charisma

[Sarah Ibarruri]

61. ROFL! Seriously, Giuliani's fans are either all mafiosos or mentally unwell. nt

[sentelle]

59. budget deficits

If memory serves me right, NYC had budget deficits in 2000, and 2001. He used this to slash budgets on several areas, except police, of course.

[underpants]

60. I have read this too

Apparently NY is still understaffed on cops because Rudy cut their pay so lots left, recruitment died off and has not caught up.

[tanyev]

65. How common is it for a mayor to have 24/7 security?

Granted, the mayor of NYC is a completely different ballgame than the mayor of Plano, TX, but still. And this was before 9/11.