Rudy Giuliani (R-NY) - 2008 Presidential Candidate

Republican presidential contender Rudy Giuliani says if elected, he’d be open to his wife attending Cabinet meetings on issues in which she’s interested.

In an interview with Barbara Walters Friday on ABC News’ “20/20 Giuliani said, “If she wanted to. If they were relevant to something that she was interested in. I mean, that would be something that I’d be very, very comfortable with.”

Giuliani described his wife as a close adviser who has as much involvement in his campaign as she wants.

Asked if she would sit in on policy meetings, Mrs. Giuliani, who was a nurse, said: “If he asks me to, yes. And certainly in the areas of health care.”

Sound familiar?  In 1990s, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton played a prominent role in her husband’s administration, including a failed effort on health care reform.

America doesn’t need “Two Presidents for the price of one vote” and Giuliani is providing more ammunition, along with his Leftist social views, not to consider him a viable Conservative candidate for President.

Setting a precedent that a First Lady somehow qualifies to sit in policy and cabinet meetings is beyond belief. Giuliani should run on issues and leave his third wife out of the mix, or at least the inner circle of the President.

Giuliana’s comments certainly qualify him for our Moonbat award, indeed.