Most of us, long ago, learned -- where and when. . . the "first rule of holes" applies -- as here: when you find yourself in one, stop digging.
The former Mayor of New York, now a disbarred former attorney, and bankrupted man -- seems not to have ever learned this lesson. This evening, in DC federal court, the two Georgia election workers moved to have him held in contempt, for failing to abide by an agreed federal injunction, against his making statements disparaging of the plaintiffs. And yet, he did so, again, just this week -- on radio broadcasts, according to sworn federal court filings just made public. What a. . . putz:
. . .Mr. Giuliani is now brazenly violating that Consent Injunction. In two recent broadcasts of his nightly show, Mr. Giuliani claimed -- unambiguously referring to Plaintiffs -- that “they never let me show the tapes that show them quadruple counting the the the ballots,” that his tapes showed Plaintiffs “passing these little uh little hard drives that we maintain were used to fix the machines right and they say it was candy. Well you look at it looks like a hard drive to me and they told me it was a hard drive and there’s no proof that it was candy,” and that “you can see if you want uh in living color her quadruple counting votes and the people uh thrown out of the Arena.”
These statements repeat the exact same lies for which Mr. Giuliani has already been held liable, and which he agreed to be bound by court order to stop repeating. They constitute unambiguous violations of the Consent Injunction. The Court should hold Mr. Giuliani in civil contempt and -- following a hearing, if necessary -- impose sanctions calculated to ensure Mr. Giuliani’s compliance with the Consent Injunction. . . .
Prepare to meet "The Kraken", indeed -- Rudy. But this time. . . it may well haul you. . . off into custody, either in Manhattan or the District of Columbia. Sheesh.
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