From Roger Salazar: 

As Republican Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani drops into California today to collect some campaign cash at “birthday celebrations” in Burlingame and Beverly Hills, there’s no doubt Rudy will be wishing for a warmer reception than he received yesterday.

According to the New York Daily News, Giuliani’s not-so-happy birthday festivities yesterday were interrupted by protestors angered by the former New York mayor’s poor decisions in the aftermath of 9/11:

The protesters, most of whom lost loved ones on 9/11, tracked the Republican hopeful to two of his four stops and did their best to disrupt the festivities by raising questions about Giuliani's decision-making on 9/11, particularly his failure to replace long-faulty FDNY radios before that tragic day.

"Rudy, we ain't going away," said fire officers union chief Peter Gorman, who with other protesters has hit three Giuliani events in the city since March. Gorman is promising to extend the protests across the country with his national union, the International Association of Firefighters.

No doubt Team Guliani will be on the lookout for Boo-birds looking to blow out Rudy’s candles before he can.

For more information on how Giuliani endangered rescue workers and the public in the aftermath of 9/11, click here.