More GOP nepotism. Rudy Giuliani's son has a White House job where he doesn't seem to do much

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Rudy Giuliani's unflinching love for President Trump didn't come out of nowhere.

Sure, Trump and his lawyer have a lot of shared history thanks to their reputations as some of most well-known and New Yorkiest New Yorkers of all time. But Giuliani's staunchest affinity for Trump comes from how the president brings Giuliani and his son Andrew Giuliani together, Giuliani tells The Atlantic.

The 31-year-old Andrew Giuliani has a White House job as an associate director in the Office of Public Liaison, with current and former White House officials telling The Atlantic he coordinates events with athletes. Yet "sports-team visits are more special-occasion than scheduling staple in the business of government," especially with teams often rejecting meetings with Trump, The Atlantic writes. That's led White House officials to say it's clear Andrew Giuliani got a "nepotism job" thanks to his father's name, with one saying "he's just having a nice time" and not exactly working hard.
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Andrew Giuliani didn't return a request for comment. - The Week

GOP loyalty pays

[SunSeeker]

1. K & R

[Xipe Totec]

2. If he doesn't do much, that's actually a good thing with this cruddy crowd nt

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8. what a gig!! for $90,700/year!!

The younger Giuliani has served in the Office of Public Liaison, beginning as an associate director, since March 2017, making him one of the longest-serving members of the Trump administration. According to White House personnel records from 2018, he earns a salary of $90,700. The public-liaison office deals with outreach to outside coalitions, and several of the current and former administration officials I spoke to for this story said Giuliani helps arrange sports teams’ visits to the White House. (Sergio Gor, who is deputy chief of staff for Senator Rand Paul and close to Giuliani, called him a “liaison to the sports community.”) But sports-team visits are more special-occasion than scheduling staple in the business of government, especially in this White House, where many title-winning teams decline invitations to visit or are simply not invited at all. (Trump has, however, given a large number of awards, such as the Medal of Freedom, to sports figures.) Steve Munisteri, who was principal director of the public-liaison office and Giuliani’s supervisor from February 2017 to February 2019, told me that Giuliani fills out his time by serving as the office’s representative at White House meetings about the opioid crisis.

[Leghorn21]

3. Here's a weird article about him from June of '18:

“Rudy Giuliani's son reportedly can't enter the West Wing without an escort now, even though Trump apparently ordered his promotion”

https://www.businessinsider.com/andrew-giuliani-loses-west-wing-access-2018-6



who are these fkn people

[VarryOn]

4. Why can't the damn kids of politicians...

Find their own way in life. It annoys the hell out of me every time I see the Bush daughter on that morning show or Megan McCain on “The View.” And to be honest, I don’t like Dem kids milking it either.

[BernieBabies]

5. the asshole doesn't fall far from the tree

He got cut from the Duke golf team because he was the worst player and an asshole. He sued. He lost.

Nepotism fits him well.

[dalton99a]

6. Betcha he got in Duke because of his dad

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7. Weird little Andrew Giuliani at his father's swearing-in ceremony as NYC Mayor years ago

Here's a very short video of Andy acting the fool at his father's swearing in ceremony as NYC Mayor. Rudy and his son were the butt of many cruel jokes on NYC and national media for days.

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[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

9. Trump's Gofer.

[UTUSN]

10. *I * was gonna post this!1

[SalmonChantedEvening]

11. He doesn't seem to do much.

This sounds awfully famiiar. I wonder if he gets Executive time as well.

[UTUSN]

12. Imma just gonna kick this again!!

[mahatmakanejeeves]

13. Rudy Giuliani's son Andrew gets $90,700 a year as Sports Liaison for the White House.

That's a lot of zeros in that first tweet.

IWantNothingHat Retweeted

He also sued Duke university when it dismissed him from the golf team, accusing them of ruining his chances of a brilliant professional career. So he checks a key box for frivolous litigiousness needed to get a job in the Trump White House as well.

Link to tweet

Rudy Giuliani’s son Andrew gets $90,700 a year as Sports Liaison for the White House. His job is coordinating professional athletes visiting Trump. His relevant experience? He golfs.

Link to tweet

[Hermit-The-Prog]

14. sure didn't need to see that image!

[Tanuki]

15. He probably has to order all the hamberders for visiting champions.