Throughout the long and ugly 2020 campaign, there have been so many twists and turns, many of which no one saw coming.
This is because politics are a dirty game, and election years bring out the worst in people. This 2020 election is already a turbulent affair, as Americans are on edge from economic collapse and civil unrest causing violence to continue to erupt around the nation.
So, when former New York mayor and President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani popped back into the headlines during the news of Hunter Biden’s federal investigation, we knew things were going to get weird.
But no one would have guessed that Rudy himself would admit that he may or may not have been working with Russian spies.
Sure, the U.S. Treasury Department may have declared one of his former associates—Ukrainian parliamentarian Andrii Derkach, who worked with Giuliani on his hunt for dirt on the Bidens—to be an “active Russian agent.” But that’s some Deep State talk, he added. “The chance that Derkach is a Russian spy is no better than 50/50.”
“My guess is that George Soros is behind this counter-offensive… because he wants to create a socialist country,” Giuliani baselessly alleged. “He’d like to see us collapse and see us taken over by the international… whatever.” Giuliani said that Derkach’s eventual sanctioning was the result of “an intelligence ploy to try to create problems for Trump—because Derkach could probably bury Obama.”
For the sake of President Trump’s current legal battles, someone ought to send Giuliani on a vacation until next year.
