Our intelligence agencies warned Trump that the Russians were feeding disinformation to Rudy. Trump’s reply was to literally shrug his shoulders and say “that’s Rudy”. Trump had no interest in dismissing Rudy if he felt it would help him.
That can’t be surprising, can it? General Kelly: "The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. The dishonesty, the transactional nature of every relationship, though it's more pathetic than anything else. He is the most flawed person I have ever met in my life.”
I’ve been looking at the totality of this weak October surprise. Bazooka simply provided a decent summary for you. Believe whatever turns you on, I just find Rudy the next to least credible source for reliable info in our country. Trump being the least credible, of course.
Their October surprise is simply too late. Maybe the lame duck Senate can open hearings after the election, or, if they retain the Senate, next year.
But right now, with Trump telling his rallies that “we’ve turned the corner” on Covid, while, at the same time, cases and hospitalizations are up in many states, I believe enough people can see through Trump’s bs on Covid, (and Covid is a far more important issue to the American people, 22 million of whom have already voted in what will most likely be the biggest turnout in any of our lifetimes), to really make the Rudy nonsense of little importance at this point. I mean, Trump hoped for so much more. Obamagate? No charges. Durham report? Will not be released before the election. So Trump is left with Rudy and Bannon, and the Chinese billionaire upon whose yacht Bannon was recently arrested. I don’t see any reason to find those dudes credible at this point, but the whole affair is a desperation toss at the chalkboard.
Lol, Rudy, Rudy, Rudy....