Rudy Giuliani steps in it again

| 12:01 pm EST November 4, 2018
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Rudy Giuliani reached a new low in the mental competence department on Friday when he enthusiastically endorsed a candidate who doesn’t exist. Rudy really wanted everyone to vote for “Don James” even though there’s no one running by that name. The question of course was whether he could find a way to screw up even worse. Turns out he’s stepped in it again.

After Rudy Giuliani started Saturday by clarifying that he was trying to endorse John James and not the fictional Don James, he promptly went on to endorse someone named “Danny Tartanian” who doesn’t exist either. At least this time around it wasn’t that difficult to figure out that he meant “Danny Tarkanian” but hey, illiteracy is illiteracy.

Rudy then went on to retweet a Donald Trump tweet, in which Trump had told everyone to vote against “Krysten Sinema” when her name is Kyrsten Sinema. This comes after Giuliani misspelled “Pittsburgh” twice in one day. After a couple of weeks of having been quiet, Rudy has really come alive these past few days. The trouble for him is that in his case, “alive” is something closer to a babbling zombie who sees imaginary people and thinks they’ll do a great job.

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