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2008 Rudy Giuliani presidential campaign

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Connections: 2008 Rudy Giuliani presidential campaign has direct or once-removed relationships with 591 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 99% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 99

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2008 Rudy Giuliani presidential campaign

2008 Rudy Giuliani presidential campaign past relationships:

Roy W. Bailey - campaign finance chairman

Benedetti & Farris LLC - fundraiser

Peter Berkowitz - foreign policy adviser

Michael J. Boskin - adviser

Steven G. Calabresi - supporter

Anthony V. Carbonetti - senior policy adviser

James B. Culbertson - North Carolina finance chair

John DiLorenzo - Oregon finance chair

Mike DuHaime - campaign manager

Anne Dunsmore - chief fundraiser

Jim Dyke - senior communications adviser

John Elway - supporter

Michael David Epstein - Maryland finance co-chair

Joseph G. Fogg III - Florida finance chair

Louis J. Freeh - supporter

David Frum - senior foreign policy admiser

Ronald J. Gidwitz - Illinois finance chair

Anthony H. Gioia - New York state finance co-chair

Rudolph W. Giuliani - candidate

Michael Gooch - New Jersey finance chair

Kelsey Grammer - supporter

Chris Henick - adviser

Thomas O. Hicks - finance committee member

Charles Hill - chief foreign policy adviser

Carl C. Icahn - contributor

Robert W. Kasten Jr. - foreign policy adviser

John W. Kessler - central Ohio finance chair

Jerry W. Kilgore - Virginia finance chair

Seth A. Klarman - contributor

Douglas R. Korn - Connecticut finance chair

Martin Kramer - foreign policy adviser

Steve Kupka - Nebraska finance chair

Kenneth G. Langone - finance committee member

James Lee - Texas finance vice chair

Katie Levinson - senior adviser

John O. McGinnis - supporter

Malcolm E. McGuire - Rhode Island finance chair

Mitchell L. Morgan - Pennsylvania finance co-chair

Michael A. Needham - special assistant to the policy director

James A. Nussle - adviser

Daniel S. Och - contributor

Patrick C. Oxford - campaign chairman

John A. Paulson - contributor

Elaine Pevenstein - Maryland finance co-chair

T. Boone Pickens Jr. - finance committee member

Norman Podhoretz - foreign policy adviser

Thomas Ravenel - South Carolina state chair

Alex Rodriguez - supporter

Stephen P. Rosen - foreign policy adviser

Kori Schake - foreign policy adviser

Shahla Seaborn - fundraiser

Manuel N. Stamatakis - Pennsylvania finance co-chair

Henry Swieca - contributor

Peter Terpeluk Jr. (deceased) - finance committee member

David L. Ulrich - New York state finance co-chair

Frank A. Ursomarso Sr. - Delaware finance chair

Dirk Van Dongen - D.C. finance chair

Yuri Vanetik - California co-chair

Jon Voight - supporter

Chuck Warren - Utah finance chair

White House - campaign for president

Wheelock Whitney Jr. - Minnesota finance chair

Rick Wiley - deputy political director

S. Enders Wimbush - foreign policy adviser

Barry Wynn - South Carolina finance chair

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