Picking up where Mike left off yesterday, what will conservative voters think about Rudy once they hear from his semi-estranged son Andrew--who's in the midst of what appears to be a media blitz? On Saturday, The New York Times quoted the 21-year-old Andrew explaining that, until recently, he hadn't even been on speaking terms with his father--and that he didn't plan to campaign for him. "There's obviously a little problem that exists between me and his wife," Andrew told the Times--referring to Rudy's third wife, Judith Nathan. (Rudy's second wife, Donna Hanover, is Andrew's mother.) Yesterday, Andrew was on ABC's "Good Morning America." Although he continued to maintain he wouldn't campaign for his dad--he's on the Duke University golf team* and is focusing all his energies on making the PGA tour--he did offer this lukewarm endorsement:

"I have problems with my father, but it doesn't mean he won't make a great president," he said. "He was a great mayor. He did great things for New York and would be very effective as a president. He is a great leader. He has vision, and he is willing to stand up for what he believes in."

Not exactly the stuff of warm and fuzzy campaign ads. *--Fun fact: Duke basketball player Gerald Henderson, who delivered the not necessarily intentional but nevertheless vicious and unnecessary forearm to Tyler Hansbrough's nose yesterday, is an excellent golfer and at one point was considering playing both golf and basketball in college. To think that he and Andrew Giuliani were almost teammates! --Jason Zengerle