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a shot at third term Pros & cons "Thumbs up!” cheered Rose­ mary Genau, a registered nurse from Staten Island. i z Genau, a Republican, said

stir debate she believes Giuliani is the best man to run the city at the time I “He’s done a great job in the last two weeks,” said Elena of its greatest crisis. Diaz, 23, a Queens student and

across city “1 don't think the momentum should be interrupted,” she said. § registered Democrat. But Giuliani seeking another four years despite term limits in­ By BILL EGBERT Frank Ramos, 45. believes stituted by voters could be inter­ and MAKI BECKER lawmakers should bend the preted as “forgoing the demo­ DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS rules to give Giuliani a chance E cratic system," Diaz said. Longtime supporters and to run again. “I don’t think he should do new fans of Mayor Giuliani "People need him and he’s that,” said Kim Pankey, 25, of alike said yesterday they want doing good,” said the Demo­ § Brooklyn. him to keep running the city, ■a c crat. “We should make a special o “They shouldn’t change the while others said New York’s exception because it’s an emer­ 5 law just for him.” term limits law shouldn’t be gency.” changed, even in a time of cri- The reactions were a reflec­ SLS. tion of Giuliani’s growing popu­ ■fm a registered Democrat, larity for his leadership since and 1 would vote for him in a the Sept; 11 attacks on the heartbeat," said Marion Bed- World Trade Center. rick, an upper West Side design­ er, who wore a red, white and But some New Yorkers ex­ pressed reservations about al­ blue ribbon on her sweater. tering election laws just to keep Giuliani onboard.