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Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

Mrs. G

Libby Copeland: Politics and Judi Giuliani have not always gone well together.

In recent months, as her husband's presidential campaign heated up, Giuliani was pilloried in the New York press as a social climber. A Vanity Fair profile accused her of demanding a separate seat on planes for her Louis Vuitton handbag. The former mayor's campaign started pulling her back from public events.

But as she proved yesterday during a women's fundraiser downtown, Judi Giuliani — or "Mrs. G," as she called herself — is most emphatically back.

"I look at these faces and they just energize me," she tells reporters. "I'm beginning to understand what my husband likes about politics."

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