..."The question comes down to this: Are you going to go in the direction of a much stronger central government to make your decisions for you or are you going to go in the direction— as I will if I'm president of the United States — of giving more authority, more money and more decision-making to the people." The former New York City mayor was speaking to an enthusiastic crowd at the Federalist Society's annual convention in Washington. The society is made up of conservative lawyers who believe in limited government and judicial restraint.
A spokeswoman for the Democratic National Committee said Democrats agree that there would be a big contrast between a Giuliani presidency and a Democratic one.
"He represents four more years of President Bush's failed priorities," said DNC press secretary Stacie Paxton. "Americans want change. They want out of Iraq, they want health care for kids, they want to restore America's moral authority in the world."...
