“Lots of exciting times around here,” Giuliani, wearing a red tie and blue suit, says in the campaign video. “We’re looking forward to saving our state.“
Andrew Giuliani launched a long-shot 2022 bid for New York governor on Tuesday and vowed to “have a lot of fun” as he seeks to become the first Republican in Albany’s Executive Mansion in nearly two decades. The 35-year-old son to embattled ex-Mayor Rudy Giuliani announced his campaign in a Twitter video, making him the second Republican to enter the GOP primary race to unseat Gov. Cuomo next year. “Lots of exciting times around here,” Giuliani, wearing a red tie and blue suit, says in the video. “We’re looking forward to saving our state. We’re going to work our butts off, and I tell you what: We’re going to have a lot of fun doing it.” He was expected to elaborate on his campaign announcement at a press conference in Lower Manhattan’s Battery Park on Tuesday afternoon.
