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-boozypanda t1_j8gz3gn wrote

Are they gonna show how he married his cousin?

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ltmkji t1_j8hdtsj wrote

he's been a scumbag all along. it's unfortunate to say, but 9/11 was the best thing that ever happened to his reputation. too bad he couldn't just fuck off and retire after that.

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LiterallyOuttoLunch t1_j8he7pf wrote

I’m just glad Andrew Giuliani is a stooge, and there’s no worry of a Giuliani Dynasty in the future.

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magick_68 t1_j8hh1fh wrote

Next on, the surprisingly dark side of the beloved guy called Adolf Hitler.

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vroart t1_j8hlf88 wrote

As someone who lived in the tri state area.... that dark side was always there. Look up “Giuliani time.”

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Artistic-Time-3034 t1_j8hmy6z wrote

He really made New York a safer place crime wise, look at the crime before,during and after.

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Birdflv t1_j8ho089 wrote

Is he wearing mascara?

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VeterinarianThese951 t1_j8hofk4 wrote

Replying to ltmkji (#1,805,630)

Right?! I used to say that all the time. Always a douche and it boggles my mind how people decided to not know until his recent buffoonery. 911 was his meal ticket. He literally didn’t have to do shit. Forest Gump coulda mayored himself out of that disaster because there was nowhere to go but up.

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Boondogle17 t1_j8hp4rh wrote

Haha I remember when I told some of my republican family about Giuliani marrying his cousin and none of them knew lol. Most uninformed people. It also did not surprise me that it didn't bother them that much lol.

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Darklighter10 t1_j8hrhv5 wrote

Would be more interesting if they revealed he had a bright side.

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HugeEmu69 t1_j8htnmp wrote

He didn’t know fat free yogurt had fat in it

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reebee7 t1_j8huizn wrote

Maybe it's HIS truth though.

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blumpkinmania t1_j8hvguu wrote

Is that his cousin wife or the wife he left to bang the cousin?

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kidneycat t1_j8hvn9l wrote

I want to watch this. How, where is it streaming?

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Jaysyn4Reddit t1_j8hwdps wrote

They are calling him "mayor", because they can't call him a lawyer anymore.

EDIT: ooh, must be a buncha salty fascist symps up in here!

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elemenno50 t1_j8hx5g9 wrote

Anytime I see a pic of his kid I’m always reminded of Chris Farley.

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TheGardenBlinked t1_j8hyp08 wrote

“There’s the TRUTH,”

shakes head with a frown

“…and the TRUTH!”

nods head with a big smile

  • Lionel Hutz
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zxvasd t1_j8i4v5f wrote

There’s no dark side. He’s all dark.

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rippa76 t1_j8i78xt wrote

He was the hero of 9/11, because he was mayor when it happened. — George St Geegland and Gil Faizon

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Loud-Ad-2280 t1_j8i7ftm wrote

Is his dark side when he married his cousin? Or when he attempted to overthrow democracy?

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InfernalRodent t1_j8i81d4 wrote

It was rather convenient how he got all the dirt on the Italian mob from "anonymous" sources and when they fell the Russian mob swooped right in to fill the void......

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Savings-Fix938 t1_j8i9m3a wrote

It really does suck that anyone who lived in NYC before and after him knows just how good a mayor he was for the city. I’m not gonna shill for a politician that I don’t know but this whole series screams “cope” to me.

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mortalcoil1 t1_j8i9u98 wrote

If you have ever personally known an alcoholic, they all have a terrible dark side.

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robodrew t1_j8iax67 wrote

Replying to SeamanTheSailor (#1,806,620)

Did you not see him at the State of the Union? He was animated and quick there too. He completely cornered the GOP when it came to Medicare/SocSec and forced them to do a "we don't actually want to cut entitlements" tour for the last week.

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AlexMelillo t1_j8ib19f wrote

My dad travelled to NYC for work often. 3-4 times a year for over 20 years. He talks about Giuliani reviving New York and how he saw it getting noticeably better when he was the mayor.

Kinda sad the dude was a crook all along. Or so it seems

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Chan_Dabeep t1_j8iccso wrote

Good, I hope he gets his ass dragged for the rest of his days. The election nonsense was as ridiculous of a clown show as I’ve ever seen. Just public masturbation in front of a court room.

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Chan_Dabeep t1_j8idfy9 wrote

Giuliani and Trump both didn’t see Biden coming. Biden got Rudy laughed off the stage back in the day. When Biden told Trump to shut up I think a lot of folks wanted to hear that. In both cases they underestimated Biden. Too high on their own supply.

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Fx08 t1_j8ifkhi wrote

This implies he has a bright side.

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Rudeboy67 t1_j8io2nb wrote

Replying to LiterallyOuttoLunch (#1,805,651)

The best was his Duke Golf team saga. When frat boy Dukie golf bros think you’re too entitled and an asshole it’s time to start reconsidering your life choices.

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/kindred-2008-12

And then he sued them saying they had to put him on the Varsity team. And they had to let him play the Duke golf course for free for the rest of his life. He lost, of course.

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seansy5000 t1_j8ipcom wrote

Reveals? This dude has been out and open about his corruption with zero consequences for decades.

I’d like a docuseries that “reveals” why these people never get in trouble or pay consequences for their traitorous acts towards our country.

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zorbathegrate t1_j8isafz wrote

Onetime his dark side literally dropped down his face at a press conference.

Also, Giuliani was saved by 9/11

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LayneCobain95 t1_j8iue6x wrote

This guy went from “America’s favorite mayor” or governor or whatever the hell he was. To THIS. Guy ruined his legacy with Trump

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Bongerson t1_j8iuqgr wrote

Remember when he was 100% about to bang a teenager implied to be human trafficked on camera until Sacha Baron Cohen cut the bit short?

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keksmuzh t1_j8iv6be wrote

Replying to VeterinarianThese951 (#1,806,182)

It’s not an uncommon phenomenon in politics. One big event or personal story point somehow overshadows every horribly thing in their history.

John McCain coasted on nepotism and his POW status despite some nasty shit in his personal life and flight conduct that would’ve gotten any normal pilot grounded.

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan let Bush Jr skate by numerous administrative problems at the time, and after the propaganda surrounding the wars fell apart he’d already won re-election.

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garry4321 t1_j8iw1h6 wrote

I always wonder what the young version of themselves would think if you showed them what they eventually become. Like would 20 year old RG see the nose wiping hair ink dripping conspiracist version of himself and be like "Cant wait to grow into that!"

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tidho t1_j8iz9yz wrote

Replying to Chan_Dabeep (#1,807,846)

lmao. Biden happened as a result of the media finally dismantling Trump. Painting him as some kind of offensive weapon is simple hilarity. He won the nomination because he was the only perceived moderate among the 17 Dems running. If anyone knew how he'd actually govern, one of the others would have taken out Trump.

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Clouds2589 t1_j8j48w7 wrote

God, so he's ALWAYS looked like a smacked ass? I thought that was just due to old age. Looks like someone went to town on his face with a club

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MulciberTenebras t1_j8j577e wrote

Replying to Anon_Alcoholic (#1,808,815)

Leaving out the part about how Republicans gutted their demands and would've refused to pass any of them in a bill. They'd have gladly let the economy be wrecked by a rail shutdown caused by endless strike just to blame it on Biden.

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GuiltyLawyer t1_j8j9d6z wrote

Replying to ltmkji (#1,805,630)

I remember when Joe Biden destroyed Guiliani's presidential aspirations by calling him, "probably the most underqualified man since George Bush to seek the presidency. Rudy Giuliani - there's only three things he [needs] to make a sentence: a noun and a verb and 9/11."

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werofpm t1_j8j9e2h wrote

He oozes darkness…. If you needed a documentary to “reveal” said dark side, there’s no help for that burnt, somehow soggy, pop tart you carry inside your otherwise empty dome.

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BisexualPunchParty t1_j8jbd6i wrote

Replying to ltmkji (#1,805,630)

Reminder that Giuliani refused to provide the NYFD with modern walkie talkies, so that no one on the ground could radio up to tell them the towers were about to fall. Every firefighter who died in those towers has Giuliani to blame.

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Conker1985 t1_j8jbf2m wrote

Replying to SeamanTheSailor (#1,806,620)

Liberals really need to dispense with the idea that young equals good or competent. Look at the biggest lunatics in the GOP right now. Gaetz, MTG, Boebert, DeSantis... all of them are young, and all of them are batshit insane. Experience goes a long way in politics, and Biden has more experience than just about anybody. The amount he's been able to get done despite walking into the biggest dumpster fire since the end of the Bush presidency is nothing less than astounding.

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JubalHarshaw23 t1_j8jc6ta wrote

He got his name as an Anti-Mob prosecutor by becoming the Fixer for one New York Crime family in exchange for dirt on the other families.

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BenTramer t1_j8jglic wrote

Criminal swindler piece of shit.

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keksmuzh t1_j8jl804 wrote

Replying to shecky_blue (#1,810,345)

That’s the thing: McCain never should’ve been in a position to get shot down in Vietnam in the first place. He flew recklessly and crashed several planes domestically. He only kept his wings because his family had a lot of say in the military.

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hagbardceline69420 t1_j8jnhoi wrote

>Rudy Guiliani, a guy whose sentences consist of a noun, a verb, and 9/11

  • Dark Brandon

i've seen the Borat movie, dude should be in jail just for that.

chasing young girls around hotel rooms smfh

what a legacy

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W_MarkFelt t1_j8jz2zs wrote

Don’t need to watch this shyte or anything else like it! Now people are making money from stories about them lying instead of just jailing them and being us being able to move on with our lives! Fuck Rudy, Trump, and the rest of them! AND those that continue to make money from keeping them relevant.

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shecky_blue t1_j8kgywq wrote

Replying to keksmuzh (#1,810,445)

So, I’m hardly a McCain apologist (see: Palin, Sarah) but didn’t he refuse a prisoner transfer which would have gotten him out early because he was in fact an admiral’s son? I could be wrong there.

He wasn’t as much of a badass as Admiral Stockdale though, who cut himself with a razor and bashed himself in the face so he couldn’t be paraded around by the Viet Cong.

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jblanch3 t1_j8kpqv7 wrote

CNN just did another docuseries about Rudy but I haven't watched it yet.

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NipplesOnMyPancakes t1_j8l67l2 wrote

Replying to InfernalRodent (#1,807,436)

Yep. Rudy's links to the Russian mafia and the Russian state go back decades.

Trump Lawyer Rudy Giuliani's Mysterious Ties to Russia and Former Soviet Union Go Back Decades, Experts Argue

The ironic thing is that probably the biggest threat of Russian meddling in America was totally ignored during the 90s. Not communism but crime/corruption. But I guess corruption and capitalism are comfortable bedfellows so it wasn't a big deal.

But if you look at Russia today, it's a pure gangster state. And they export their corruption and crime around the world.

Gangster’s paradise: how organised crime took over Russia

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OneGoodRib t1_j8ly732 wrote

Replying to SeamanTheSailor (#1,806,620)

Biden learned from the best and worst.

Anyway while I agree that politics shouldn't consist like 90% of people over the age of 65, I think age doesn't factor into things. There's plenty of shitty people who are young and plenty of old people who are still spry, witty, and competent.

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OneGoodRib t1_j8ly8wt wrote

Replying to BisexualPunchParty (#1,809,847)

I still remember Giuliani calling Hilary Clinton a liar for claiming she was there walking around the debris-covered ground after 9/11 even though there's literally a photo of him with her in it doing just that.

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OneGoodRib t1_j8lyf1z wrote

Replying to GreatJobKeepitUp (#1,807,727)

Well to be totally fair, there's probably not a single person in the entire world who isn't descended from a cousin/cousin marriage, particularly one that happened within the last 220 years. The real scandal is that anyone willingly married him in the first place.

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Amally20 t1_j8m4ecc wrote

What a fucking loser, just trash.

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Locke_Moghan t1_j8n004f wrote

Replying to Conker1985 (#1,809,851)

Especially since all of the younger generations are waiting for the Boomers to die off, thinking that politics would magically change as soon as that happens.

No, there's plenty of younger replacements ready to spew out their batshit-crazy ideas.

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Conker1985 t1_j8n5puu wrote

Replying to Locke_Moghan (#1,817,622)

Yep, all you have to do is look at the right-wing media landscape over the past 7 years to understand that it's not a generational problem.

It's no different than when progressives start going off about an imaginary AOC presidency every time she throws meat to her base on Twitter. Never mind the fact that her chances are slim to none on the national stage (and that isn't going to change anytime soon), but even if she magically beat the odds, it's not as though she'd have a blank check to write and pass legislation unilaterally, nor would it change how our government works. She likely have to content with a GOP majority in both the House and/or Senate. It would basically would amount to legislative gridlock domestically.

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elinordash t1_j8nt6rg wrote

Replying to InfernalRodent (#1,807,436)

While I understand the desire to draw a big conspiracy theory around Guiliani, but I think he actually started out as someone with a massive ego and the intention to do good. Going after the Cosa Nostra in the 80s took serious guts. He also went after Wall Street in a very public way that sent some people to jail. His term as Mayor of NYC was controversial and there is a lot to criticize, but he was still taking big swings trying to make change.

If he had stayed a prosecutor, he'd probably be a much more admirable person. But fame seems to have been his driving ambition since 9/11.

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Stillatin t1_j8ol60p wrote

Hopefully the rest of the country sees what new yorkers have known for decades.

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Stillatin t1_j8oncsw wrote

Replying to tidho (#1,809,181)

Because he didn't do shit, crime was falling every year since dinkins, of course he's going to take credit, but his civic cleanup campaign was garbage. The only thing he did right was make Bratton the police commissioner. That's who really cleaned the city up. Everybody else was already doing their part in cleaning the city before Giuliani came in. Look up Nathan glazer, Dan biederman, Herbert sturz if you don't believe me.

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tidho t1_j8ovi5l wrote

Replying to Stillatin (#1,822,942)

I don't live in the city, I'm basing my comments off the word of someone that lives in the city.

> The only thing he did right was make Bratton the police commissioner. That's who really cleaned the city up.

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ECKohns t1_j8pex6e wrote

9/11 was the greatest thing to happen to Rudy Guiliani. If 9/11 hadn’t happened. He would have been remembered as a mediocre mayor at best. Instead he was mayor of NYC when the most devastating attack happened. And in that one moment he demonstrated strength. But that is his only claim to fame. As Joe Biden once said, “Rudy Guiliani, he only mentions 3 things in a sentence, a noun and a verb and 9/11.”

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tidho t1_j8pr1gd wrote

Replying to Stillatin (#1,823,870)

yes, i suggested he should get credit for the clean up

then you corrected me by saying he shouldn't, because the guy he hired was actually responsible for the clean up

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Lookalikemike t1_j8tp6ma wrote

If you were a New Yorker during the Giuliani era, you could see the cracks in the image daily.

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