Top advisers to former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani have voluntarily agreed to forgo their salaries or consultant fees, an indication that Giuliani's strategy of sitting out the early primaries is causing fundraising problems for the campaign.
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And finishing fourth, as he did in New Hampshire, and sixth, as he did in Iowa, makes them even more nervous about pouring good money after bad.
Senior aides to Giuliani have said for weeks that they are comfortable with their strategy, which hinges on winning Florida and using the momentum from that victory to help win most of the 22 states which will vote a week later on Feb. 5.
Yesterday, the campaign unveiled two ads in Florida and announced a bus tour of the state that will begin on Sunday and take the former mayor to as many as five cities in the Sunshine State each day.
I don't think that Giuliani is being very smart in his strategy. Yea, he has high hopes to come ahead at the end but without giving it a full effort from the beginning
he may only be sabotaging himself in this close race we have to the Presidential election.
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