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Rudy Just Accidentally Admitted Biden Won the Election and Twitter Is Having a Field Day

Rudy Just Accidentally Admitted Biden Won the Election and Twitter Is Having a Field Day
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As outgoing President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has been one of the most visible defenders of Trump's continued efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, which saw Trump defeated by President-elect Joe Biden.

Giuliani has made a number of bumbling attempts to prop up the lie that widespread election fraud coordinated by Democrats switched Trump votes to Biden votes and delivered a victory to the President-elect.


After numerous hearings and press conferences that went viral for all the wrong reasons, a recent tweet from Giuliani is leading some to believe that, unlike the President, he's coming closer to accepting the reality of a Biden administration in 2021.

In response to reporting from NBC News that federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York are seeking permission from Department of Justice officials to access Giuliani's communications, the man formerly known as "America's Mayor" embarked on a Twitter diatribe.

Giuliani blamed "DOJ anti-Trumpers" for the development.

But in doing so, Giuliani treated Biden's presidency as an inevitability, apparently acknowledging that Biden would be in a position to appoint Justice Department officials.

People noticed.





Twitter users also reminded Giuliani that Biden isn't even in office yet—the federal prosecutors pursuing an investigation into his emails are doing so under Trump's Department of Justice.




President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris won't be inaugurated until January 20th.

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