Rudy Giuliani, the lion of New York’s conservative past, was seriously injured in a New Hampshire car crash. A 19-year-old driver, Lauren Kemp, slammed into his rental car, leaving the former mayor with a fractured vertebrae and lacerations, as the Daily Mail reports. This isn’t the kind of headline America’s Mayor deserves, but it’s the one we’ve got.
Over the weekend, Giuliani’s Ford Bronco was rear-ended by Kemp’s Honda HR-V in New Hampshire. The crash sent the 81-year-old to a Manchester-area trauma center, where he’s now sporting a neck brace. Kemp’s reckless driving has sparked an investigation, but no charges have been filed -- yet.
Before the crash, Giuliani stopped to help a woman escaping domestic violence. He called the police, proving once again his heart beats for justice. Progressives might scoff, but this is the kind of character the woke crowd could never understand.
Giuliani’s spokesman, Theodore Goodman, was behind the wheel when the crash occurred. The incident had no connection to the earlier domestic violence situation. Leave it to the left to try spinning this into some grand conspiracy.
After aiding the woman, Giuliani’s car pulled onto the highway. Moments later, Kemp’s vehicle smashed into them, sending Giuliani to the hospital. The timing stinks of bad luck, not some shadowy plot.
Giuliani’s injuries include a broken vertebra and cuts on his left arm and leg. He’s expected to recover in a few days, but the neck brace will linger. That’s a small price for a man who’s faced down worse than a teenager’s bad driving.
“Mayor Giuliani is in great spirits following the incident,” said Michael Ragusa to the Daily Mail. Great spirits? That’s the kind of grit that took down mafia bosses in the ’80s, not the whining you’d hear from a coastal elite.
“He is fully alert and conscious, and his medical team is pleased with his progress,” Ragusa added. The left might wish Giuliani would fade away, but this warrior’s still fighting. Their tears won’t heal his wounds, but they sure are satisfying.
“The Mayor is eager to return to his work,” Ragusa continued. Work? Most 81-year-olds are sipping coffee in retirement, but Giuliani’s ready to charge back into the fray -- neck brace and all.
Giuliani’s career spans over four decades, from prosecuting mobsters to leading New York City. In the 1980s, his RICO charges crushed mafia kingpins, earning him a hero’s badge. The woke brigade could learn a thing or two about real courage.
Elected mayor in 1994, Giuliani steered New York through the 9/11 attacks. His leadership during that dark hour cemented his legacy as a conservative titan. Try finding that resolve in today’s progressive playbook—it’s not there.
After leaving office in 2001, Giuliani served as Donald Trump’s personal attorney. He stood firm on claims of 2020 election fraud, even as the left’s media machine roared against him. Truth doesn’t bend to their tantrums, and neither does Rudy.
Giuliani faced a $148 million defamation judgment from two Georgia election workers. The courts ruled against him, but he struck a deal to keep his homes and World Series rings. Sounds like a man who knows how to negotiate, not grovel.
He was found in contempt of court over asset disputes but promised to stop defaming the workers. The left loves painting him as a villain, but Giuliani’s just a man standing up for what he believes. That’s more than you can say for most in D.C.
“Thank you to all the people that have reached out,” posted Andrew Giuliani on X. “Your prayers mean the world.” The Giuliani family’s gratitude shows class the progressive elite could never muster.
