Rudy Giuliani was one of the worst offenders of the 911ism when he ran for president.
Watching the Netflix show about bringing down the five mafia families in NYC, i canât help but come away impressed how good he was at what he did - first prosecutor that helped put put so many figures in the mob away and later, the mayor who cleaned up NYC.
Bad campaigning in 2008 with 911 fearmongering and deciding to skip early primaries and station himself in Florida or he might have been the nominee.
I do recall him essentially deciding to skip all the early primaries and park himself in Florida which would be his firewall (many retired NYers and all).
But by the time the race got to Florida, McCain simply had too much momentum.
That doesnât count they are protected in a invisible mythical woke shield which doesnât allow the spread of the virus during their âmostlyâ peaceful protesting.
Having practiced law for a bit of time i can tell you that some of the most brilliant and successful people in this field are some of the most â â â â â â up humans like ever. But thatâs true for basically every industry. Success when compared to personal problems can be represented by a nice 45 degree graph where the y axis are issues and the x axis are success.
Quite miserable doesnât quite cut it. He had editorial control over the tape and still managed to come off as a sociopath. in part because he was the best player of his time.