Rudy Giuliani shredded after calling Kamala Harris 'brain injured' in ballistic rant about VP's catchphrase

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York and Donald Trump's lawyer criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for one of her catchphrases, suggesting she may be "brain injured."

During his live online show, Giuliani implied that the 2024 presumptive Democratic presidential candidate might be "stupid, brain injured, or a communist" due to her frequent use of the phrase "what can be unburdened by what has been."

Even before President Joe Biden exited the 2024 race and gave his support to Vice President Kamala Harris, Republicans had been mocking the vice president for using the "unburdened" line multiple times in public speeches over the years, per Newsweek.

Giuliani has now proposed that the phrase is associated with theories and concepts introduced by Karl Marx, the German philosopher often referred to as the father of communism.

What did Rudy Giuliani say about Kamala Harris’ ‘unburdened’ phrase?

After repeatedly playing a recording of Kamala Harris saying the “unburdened” line, Giuliani remarked, "Let me point out to our audience about this, because a lot of people will not point this out.”

"That's pure Marxism. That comes from Karl Marx. I don't know who came up with the specific line, but it's the absence of history. Get rid of history, unburdened by the past, meaning you forget your history, which assumes that all our history was evil and bad," the embattled 80-year-old claimed.

"And what a stupid statement; now she's either stupid, brain injured, or a communist. I don't know if she knows that it comes from Karl Marx. I don't know if she's smart enough to know," he added.

In ‘The Communist Manifesto’ pamphlet, co-written with Friedrich Engels, Marx proposed that for communism to succeed, society needs to move on from the past.

A passage reads, "In bourgeois society, therefore, the past dominates the present; in communist society, the present dominates the past."

In his 1852 book ‘The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte,’ Marx stated, "Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past. The tradition of all dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the brains of the living."

While criticizing Harris once more, Giuliani also took aim at the notion that the United States should move on from its history.

"That kind of leaves out the American Revolution. It kind of leaves out the three to four hundred thousand white men who died to free Black slaves [in] the Civil War.

"It leaves out liberating Europe twice. Once from the scourge of Nazism," he adds. "It leaves out all those people who gave their lives at Normandy, who at 20 years old ended a life so they could save Europe.

"The past of America was largely glorious, with failures. It's the reason, idiot, and that's what she is, that all these people want to come here," he said. 

Vice President Kamala Harris was able to garner enough delegates' support to secure the Democratic Party's presidential nomination for the upcoming November election.

Internet trolls Rudy Giuliani for saying Kamala Harris may have a 'brain injury'

Social media users lambasted Rudy Giuliani for attacking Vice President Kamala Harris over one of her catchphrases. 

One X user remarked, "At least Kamala isn't an alcoholic disgrace and a disbarred lawyer."

Another user wrote, "Republicans will say anything to defame and destroy ones credibility."

Another user asked, "Didn’t he fall over drunk this time last week at the RNC?"

One X user said, "He’s irrelevant. Shouldn’t he be jail by now?"

Another user quipped, "Pretty rich coming from a guy whose gray matter is pickled in Gin!"

One user mocked, "Rudy projecting again. All that hair dye has messed him up. #sad."

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