Post #10162 by Banksy on the US Policy board

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Need some good news?

Rudy Giuliani aka America's Drunkest Mayor, has to shell out a staggering $148 million for ruining the lives of former Georgia election workers he spread lies about following the 2020 election.

Jurors heard numerous violent and racist voicemails the women received, after Giuliani used his massive platform as a campaign attorney for Trump to spread lies about their actions as election workers in Georgia.

https://www.npr.org/2023/12/15/1219048410/giuliani...

Looks like lies have consequences after all.

And maybe Trump doesn't actually hire the "best people?"

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Sadly, after appeals and a true accounting of Giuliani's assets, these two young ladies will likely receive much much less than even 10 million, if indeed they get anything at all. And Giuliani could well be in his grave before they see any anything.

But no amount of money will restore their lives. This extreme monetary award was made to send a message to all would-be well-heeled liars to think twice before slandering innocent people for pernicious political purposes.

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