Rudy Giuliani appeared to forget – or ignore – the tragedy of 9/11 while speaking at a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump Monday.
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“According to Republicans like Giuliani”, Heer explains, “Bush can never be held accountable for 9/11, while everything that happens under Obama’s watch, from ISIS to Syrian civil war, is the president’s responsibility”.
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani said Tuesday that he was using “abbreviated language” when he claimed that the US had seen no terror attacks carried out by Islamic extremists before President Barack Obama came into office. “They all started when [Hillary] Clinton and Obama got into office”, Giuliani, 72, said at a Donald Trump campaign event in OH on Monday, August 15.
Giuliani was the mayor of New York City during the September 11 attacks – his handling of which formed much of the basis of his short-lived bid for the office of president in 2007-08.
Giuliani made the comments while introducing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at an OH campaign event.
“They attacked the World Trade Center in 1993”, Giuliani said minutes before his apparent gaffe.
Giuliani’s oversight was quickly mocked on social media and in his hometown newspaper, the New York Daily News.
Indeed, it appears Obama’s 200-plus years in office have been nothing but one unmitigated disaster after another-unless Giuliani is admitting at last that 9/11 was not a terrorist attack, but an inside job? “Remember: We didn’t start this war; they did”. They do. And they didn’t start it even in 2001. Giuliani was introducing IN governor Mike Pence, but accidentally sounded like he was lauding OH governor John Kasich, who is so at odds with Trump that he skipped the GOP convention IN Cleveland.
In the same speech, Rudy told the OH crowd that they were about to be greeted by their own governor. Pence is not governor of Ohio-that would be John Kasich-but the governor of Indiana.
“SO Angry right now”, Laine-Peters, who lived across from the World Trade Center, tweeted.
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Cuomo pointed out what many pundits have been saying all week: Once Trump is president, he can not have people like Mike Pence and Rudy Giuliani coming to his defense to clarify Trump-isms every time the billionaire makes a mindless blunder. “If Donald Trump was going to say something like that, he’d say something like that”. What does that mean ‘after that?’ I don’t know.
