Rudy Giuliani was right

Rudy Giuliani Was Right but the Damage Was Done

Rudy Giuliani kept his integrity. He never wavered under pressure. And he was right. Trump won in 2020

History is not merely tardy in dispensing justice, it is derelict.

Vindication arrives only after reputations have been immolated, livelihoods obliterated, and the human spirit subjected to sustained institutional cruelty and destruction.

Such was the deliberate fate imposed upon Rudy Giuliani in the aftermath of the 2020 election.

Recent reports concerning Fulton County Georgia have intensified scrutiny of the administration of the 2020 presidential election there, exposing procedural lapses that fanned long-standing allegations of impropriety.

In a December 9, 2025 hearing before the Georgia State Election Board, County officials admitted that they certified approximately 315,000 early ballots without the required poll-worker signatures on tabulator tapes, a clear violation of Georgia law and an egregious breach in the chain of custody that observers use to verify ballot counts and authenticity.

Additionally, the U.S. Justice Department has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to compel Fulton County to turn over used and void ballots, ballot stubs, signature envelopes, and corresponding digital files from the 2020 race, alleging that officials have failed to comply with subpoenas and federal demands for these records.

These revelations have triggered renewed debate over election integrity, transparency, and the adequacy of procedural safeguards, even as local authorities and some courts have maintained that errors do not in themselves prove intentional misconduct.

This was no peripheral provocateur or dilettantish agitator grasping for relevance. Rudy Giuliani stood for decades as one of the most formidable public servants of the modern American era.

As Chief of Narcotics in the United States Attorneys Office in the Southern District of New York, Rudy Giuliani made the case’s most prosecutors only dream of. He earned the love and loyalty of federal law enforcement officers who still to this day rave about his work and the support they received from him.

ROGER STONE