Let's start with the facts: Mr. Giuliani's claim is wrong on multiple levels -- bogus numbers wrapped in an invalid comparison embedded in a smear.
Mr. Giuliani got his numbers from a recent article in City Journal, a publication of the conservative Manhattan Institute. The author gave no source for his numbers on five-year survival rates -- the probability that someone diagnosed with prostate cancer would still be alive five years after the ...
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it is typical journalism for this day and age. what astounds me is how, with all of his misspeaks, twists of facts, claims of heroism, messianic claims of saving new york on 9/11, giuliani is still the front-runner on the republican side of the primary season!!! america went to sleep on 9/13/2001! the other side of the aisle isn't much better. some choices we, the electorate have, gunslingers on the one side and the other side is filled with babblers of useless facts and figures! the pauls,bidens, kucinichs and dodds, who at least make you think about what they are saying, are written off by the pundits and experts and the media as 'also-rans', as 'long-shots'. wake up america! for your own good!
