
Rudy Giuliani's Spectacular Crash: A Commentary by Ronald Tramp
From America's hero to America's courtroom tourist: Ronald Tramp analyses Giuliani's case
Oh, Rudy, Rudy, Rudy... What is there to do with you? This is Ronald Tramp, President of the glorious land of Elmburg - the land so great that even the history books don't mention it to avoid envy.
First of all: a million-dollar fine, Rudy? Really? In Elmburg we would have solved that with a good old-fashioned arm wrestle. But no, you had to face a jury and pay a sum that would make even Scrooge McDuck swallow.
And then that story about the election workers - Ruby Freeman and Wandrea Moss. Rudy, in Elmburg we say, "If you don't have evidence, make it up!" But apparently you got that wrong and just made something up without having proof. Rookie mistake, my friend.
You were once "America's Mayor", now you're more like "America's Courtroom Tourist". From heroics after 9/11 to heroics in the art of getting yourself into legal trouble. How do you fall so low? Did you write the handbook for political descent and I missed the memo?
And then this election rigging thing. Rudy, I told you: in Elmburg we don't rig the elections, the elections rig us! It's an art form, and you, my friend, are obviously not an artist.
I have to say, I miss the old days when you and I - sorry, Donald - were shaking up the political scene. We were like Batman and Robin, only without the cool costumes and with more Twitter feuds.
But let's be honest, your biggest problem isn't the million-dollar fine. No, it's that you're being outshone by a president like me, Ronald Tramp. That would never have happened in Elmburg. Here, you're either a hero or a TV star - and sometimes both.
Finally, Rudy, let me give you some advice: Come to Elmburg. We don't have a jury here that will sentence you to millions in fines. Instead, we have cherry pit spitting competitions. And I tell you, you could really shine in this discipline!
So what do you learn from this, Rudy? In the world of politics, sometimes it's better to be a big fish in a small pond - or in your case, a confused shark in a goldfish bowl. Think about it, my friend. Elmburg is waiting for you!