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Rudy Giuliani in Vile New Audio Transcripts: 'Jewish Men Have Small *****'
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Except he's been this way for years. Giuliani is just a scummy, despicable man.
I was revolted by the "America's Mayor" shit in 2001, as if we were supposed to be amazed about him personally, that a disaster happened in his city and he did an adequate job responding to it. He was a shitbag before that, with things like 'stop and frisk' and 'broken window policing' (which were essentially authoritarian ways to harass poor people) and obviously continues to be one to this day.
I guarantee you someone more competent would have done a much better job on 9/11.
What he did most effectively on 9/11 was polish his personal brand with it. He took every opportunity to be on camera, and mentioned it in every interview for years afterwards. It's less clear that he was much of an asset to the efforts.
Yeah, it’s extremely unclear to me what he did that was so special. Walked around the WTC site? Amazing
Exactly, though if he retired after 9/11 nobody would have questioned whether his "America's Mayor" label was earned or not. He'd have gone down in the history books as a great man (totally unearned but that's what the history books would have said).
He just had to keep opening his mouth, though.
It’s the “not the first time it’s happened/coochie coochie” bit that has me thinking that he’s expressing a freer association than most.
It’s still vulgar, but there’s an element of the words not really linking up to the topic while still maintaining the flow of a sentence or conversation.
So that's what the "G" in GPT stands for!
And Comey was in love with the guy
Sarcasm, right? Comey had nothing good to say about him in his book.
Did we read the same book? In the first chapter he describes fawning over Giuliani early in his career
My recollection is that he admired the man by reputation before he actually got to interact with him, but once he saw what Giuliani was like, he thought he was horrible.