Like a ghost creditors gonna haunt ya
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Donald Trump is largely immune from financial consequences for his actions, although at least he is going to have go to give up real money as a result of the Jean Carroll suit (whether Carroll herself, who is 80, is ever able to get the money is another question.) His various lickspittles and hangers-on, of course, are another story:
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani reported income near the federal poverty level for 2023, according to financial statements filed Friday.
The documents were filed Friday afternoon in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.
In a financial affairs statement, Giuliani said he made $18,480 in gross income between Jan. 1, 2023, and Dec. 21, the day he filed for bankruptcy. The federal poverty level for last year was $14,580 for individuals, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
Giuliani listed more than $10.6 million in assets and nearly $153 million in liabilities, and a monthly net income of just $2,308.
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A filing last month showed that Giuliani had between $100 million and $500 million in debt, including $148 million in defamation damages owed to two Georgia election workers.
If Rudy wasn’t such an irredeemably repugnant figure, it would be a little sad — the guy could have lived the rest of his life getting no-work money from the Blue Lives Matter lecture circuit and mainlining Johnny Walker Black, but instead decided to ruin his life for a fascist grifter, and without even getting any actual power out of the deal.
And needless to say, Rudy isn’t the only Trump ally in this boat, and they certainly all deserve no better.