no actually i think Biden is the lesser of the two evils, which isn't saying much. trump=91 felonies, Biden=0 felonies so far

Off-the-charts naivety on full display here

Here is what I did today Bhanks you lazy no training poser! 

4 am - 4:30 -  12 sets   -  2 plates on each side of shoulder machine press   

3 x 10 x shoulder press superset w bent over laterals with 35's
3 x 10 x shoulder press superset w side laterals with 35's   
3 x 10 x shoulder press superset w upright rows with 35's 
3 x 10 x shoulder press superset w shrugs with 75's 

4:30 - 5:30 - Circuit rounds of

10 x KB swing with 88lb KB
15 sec walk
10 x Face pull with band
15 sec walk
10 x curl and press with 35's DB
15 sec walk
10 xTRX rear delt raise
15 sec walk
15 x hanging leg raise

6:00 -  7:30 am - BJJ

That was TTTTTOOOODDDAAAYYYYY

Congrats You did 12 sets over a half hour of actual lifting 4-4:30 and 2.5 hours of bullshit

Poor Rudy.  Literally.

"The truth isn't the truth."   


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Giuliani bankruptcy judge frustrated with case, rebuffs attempt to challenge $148 million judgement
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Giuliani+bankruptcy+judge+frustrated+with+case%2C+rebuffs+attempt+to+challenge+%24148+million+judgement

The judge overseeing Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy case said he was “disturbed” so little progress has been made in sorting out his finances, and refused Tuesday to lift a legal barrier that has kept the former New York City mayor from appealing a $148 million defamation judgment.

Giuliani declared bankruptc y in December after he was ordered to pay the staggering sum to two former election workers for spreading a false conspiracy theory about their role in the 2020 election.

Since then, Giuliani has missed deadlines to file financial disclosure reports. He hasn't succeeded in selling residences in New York and Florida. Last week, he was suspended from WABC Radio, where he had a daily show, over what the station called his repeated violation of a ban on discussing discredited 2020 election claims.

“They have done nothing. They sold nothing. They settled nothing," said Rachel Strickland, an attorney representing the election workers. She accused Giuliani of getting fired on purpose by “deliberately flouting his employer’s restrictions.”

“I agree with you,” U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane responded. “And I am disturbed about the status of this case."

Attorneys for Giuliani said he has additional work lined up to bring in money, though they didn't say what kind of work that was. Giuliani's Manhattan apartment could soon be liquidated, they said. His attorneys said issues have been ironed out and necessary financial filings will also be made. Giuliani faces accusations from a slew of people who say he potentially owes them money.

“They finally have, I think, gotten things on track,” said his lawyer, Heath Berger.

The judge rejected a request from Giuliani, though, to lift an automatic stay so that he could pursue post-judgment litigation in the defamation case. Creditors' lawyers argued that doing so would delay the bankruptcy proceeding.

Lane also addressed a request from lawyers for the election workers that Giuliani be barred from making additional defamatory statements against them. While holding off on a decision, Lane said there was already a court decision on the matter and he was "not going to let this court be used as a place where parties can flout the requirements of the law.”

“Tell your client to stop," Lane told lawyers for Giuliani. "It's not complicated.”

Lawyers will meet with the judge again on Thursday to discuss the issue.
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The subject of fake electors must be like sunlight on vampires to the Trumpturds.  No one wants to talk about REAL election fraud.   

Rudy sure is scared of proving his "innocence" with that "evidence" he claims he has isn't he?  Why, it's almost like it doesn't even exist.   
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Arizona fake electors: Rudy Giuliani taunts prosecutors, Boris Epshteyn asks for delay
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Arizona+fake+electors%3A+Rudy+Giuliani+taunts+prosecutors%2C+Boris+Epshteyn+asks+for+delay

The earliest court hearings in Attorney General Kris Mayes' criminal case alleging a plot to subvert the result of the 2020 presidential election may be missing two high-profile allies of former President Donald Trump.

Three weeks after the indictment was issued by a grand jury, the Arizona Attorney General's Office has been unable to serve former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani notice that he must appear in court May 21.

The former mayor of New York City is one of 18 people charged with nine felony counts in Arizona, and to date, his name has not been formally released by prosecutors.

Meanwhile, Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn's lawyer asked to delay his client's first court appearance until June, because Epshteyn is "advising in a court proceeding ongoing in another state" through May, court documents say.

Epshteyn has been repeatedly spotted in the New York City courtroom where Trump is on trial over charges he falsified business records. The first criminal trial of a former president alleges Trump sought to hide payments and other efforts to prevent stories of sexual encounters with women from becoming public during his 2016 campaign.

Epshteyn's lawyer did not respond to a call or email seeking comment Tuesday.

Agents from Mayes' office spent two days in New York City trying to serve Giuliani notice of the charges against him, according to Mayes spokesperson Richie Taylor. The doorman at the building confirmed he lived there, but would not contact him on the agents' behalf, Taylor said. The office called multiple phone numbers for Giuliani, and sent the summons via certified mail, with no luck.

Taylor said what comes next is to be determined.

"It will be up to the court to decide whether this merits a continuation for the defendant or if other methods need to be taken," Taylor said.

Typically defendants in white-collar cases are cooperative and accept the summons, said Mark Kokanovich, a former federal prosecutor who now practices law at the firm Ballard Spahr. The alternatives are a public notification, or potentially, an arrest warrant, he said.

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Agreed my friend......agreed.

Its astonishing to me that after decades of drugs - Bhanks is so underdeveloped in so many areas.