King of the City -- New York City Mayor Giuliani

Author: Andrew Cozmenko [USA]
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This is a comprehensive book that narrates the life of New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Before the collapse of the Twin Towers, he was a tyrannical and self-willed roar; after the collapse, he became the king of the American people's hope for the future. After removing his prosecutor robe, he served two terms as Mayor of New York City. Faced with the "rotten apple," he unleashed decisive measures, such as "deficit budget," "broken window theory," and "racial persistence," which, for a time, gathered millions of controversies. But New York changed, becoming able to quickly recover from the fatal blow of "9/11." Amidst the calls to "run for president," Giuliani became the "Churchill of America" in the eyes of the world.