“But many conservatives continue to view him warily either because of his personal life, which includes two divorces…” this was written in a New York Time’s article about Rudy Giuliani.
The article spoke of his two divorces at least twice, “Giuliani acknowledged mistakes but said he hoped that people would not be overly judgmental.”
I don’t understand why people would not vote for him because of his personal life. It’s “personal!!!” Not being able to stay in a marriage has nothing to do with being able to run the country. Maybe the reasons for his failed marriages are because he is too focused on his career. The problem in that… is not anyone else’s but Giuliani’s. I’m not sticking up for him, but I think it’s unfair to judge anyone in that matter… and as Giuliani said in the article: “Don’t judge others, lest you be judged.”
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True, true, true. But: he's a public person. I think the public has the right to know about his marriages, because all this information helps people to learn about Giuliani's character. And divorces are not necessarily bad. For some people, he might seem as a hero for having the courage to break up a marriage that wasn't working.
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