The epithets towards Rudy Giuliani, on the media and on social media, are wasted in these hours. Not to mention the ironies on the alleged hair dye that, in the spotlight of TV, dripped on his face during the last press conference, the one to convince the Americans that the presidential elections were rigged and that Joe Biden did not win.
Accusations - attack the detractors - not supported by evidence, supported only by a series of conspiracy theories.
Yet Giuliani, 76 years old, father and mother of Italian origins, three wives and two children, has experienced true moments of glory in his thousand lives. After a career as a New York attorney and attorney, he was the 'sheriff of New York' who in the second half of the 1990s cleared the streets of the Big Apple of crime, using a hard punch and zero tolerance for all types of crime. In his last months as mayor, September 11 arrived, and he was crowned 'mayor of America', a symbol of a country that resisted and that would never give in to the barbarism of terrorism. That was the pinnacle of his popularity.
Then a descending parable.
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