Boy, I'd love to have heard the discussion when Rudy Giuliani's lawyer told his client how much money he [Rudy] might have added to the judgement against him [Rudy] when a guy who couldn't keep his mouth shut [Rudy] began defaming Georgia poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss just a day or two before a jury was about to begin deliberating how much money he [Rudy] should have to pay them [Georgia poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss] for defaming them in the first place.
I kinda get that Rudy, like his owner Donald Trump, doesn't want to do anything to lose face with the "We love Trump" mob. They can be a valuable asset to someone in public life if only as donors. But that was a bad time to choose to play to them, Mr. Ex-Mayor — and to claim you had proof they were guilty. That was the day before your own lawyer was going to go out and praise those poll workers and tell the jury that they were innocent.
That jury will probably return a verdict tomorrow and then will come endless appeals and Rudy railing about the unfairness of it and using it to spur donations. And we can all make bets on who'll see some actual damage money first — Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss or the Sandy Hook families that Alex Jones is trying to stiff.