Pataki Gets A Website. Sort Of. (Update)
Here, via Azi Paybarah, is a screen shot from what appears to be a password-protected campaign-website-in-waiting for former Gov. George Pataki.
Pataki is rumored to make some sort of announcement later this week regarding his presidential ambitiouos. Fueling these rumors his is announced trip to Polk County, Iowa.
As Azi notes, the website includes rollover bars for subjects on Pataki’s record, including “K-12 education”, “welfare and “taxes” along with “national security.”
It appears that after the screenshot was taken, the campaign logo and other information was quickly removed from the public view of the site.
Updated: David Catalfamo emails this response to inquiries about the site, saying it will be formally launched only if the former governor decides to run.
Can’t run a campaign without a website — the hosting company apparently made a mistake and has prematurely made it searchable. The site is still in development and will only be launched if the Governor decides to get in the race.
If anything, this shows that Pataki’s people are indeed gearing up for a race and are putting the infrastructure in place should he run.
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