Former Hillary Clinton adviser Bill Shaheen may have predicted recently Republicans would prepare a big issue out of Barack Obama’s youthful cocaine use, but Rudy Giuliani on Saturday suggested that wouldn’t be the case with him: "
"It seemed to me, the brief attention I paid to it, (Obama) answered it. He answered it in an honest way,” Giuliani told Buzz. "I admire that. I admire society that are honest. I don’t think it’s a bigger issue.”

About 200 humans showed up to see Giuliani’s speech in Tampa. "whether you are looking for perfection, you are not going to find it. Not in me, not

in any candidate. But whether you are looking for a leader who has been tested in times of crisis,  A leader who is ready to lead right now, a leader who has achieved results – results that some public thought were impossible – a leader who believes that there is no problem too serious for American solutions and a free, American spirit, I believe I am that leader," he said.

Giuliani was joined by his wife, to whom we’ll give props considering we saw her personally greeting and thanking the local cops helping with protection.