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Even if Trump paid him the $2 million he says that he’s owed, he’d still be $146 million short of what he owes the 2 poll workers that he lost the lawsuit to.
Seymour doesn't deserve that
Why would you do this? Who hurt you?
🎶I will wait forever🎶
You just ruined my fucking day 😭
Good news (everyone)!
He was later retconned into having a long, happy life with alternate Frye.
Seymour is a good dog. Rudy's a human shaped sack of shit.
Don't you dare.
lol get fukt
Bwahahahahhahahhaha
Breaks my widdle heart.
Shilling for free.
That's the real stupid part. He spent his whole life fucking people over that it never occurred to him that it would be that way from someone else.
"trial by combat" should be in prison
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Giuliani declared bankruptcy in December 2023 after a jury awarded $148 million to two Georgia election workers who had won a defamation lawsuit against him.
As an attorney for Trump in 2020, Giuliani falsely alleged mother-daughter duo committed election fraud while counting ballots in Fulton County.
When he declared bankruptcy in December 2023, Giuliani revealed that he was considering legal action against Trump for lack of payment.
Giuliani allegedly had an oral agreement with Trump to be paid $20,000 a day for legal advice during the presidential election.
Part of Trump's interest in Giuliani was the status of having the former New York mayor as his legal adviser.
The total figure for Giuliani's legal fees amounts to about $2 million, the New York Times reported in 2021.
The original article contains 407 words, the summary contains 127 words. Saved 69%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
He's a lawyer that worked for Trump, so he's going to be waiting for his paycheck until the day he dies.