Rudy Giuliani Says He's Too Sick For Court Hearing -- But Fine For Trump's Inauguration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : I had hoped the Court would understand and accommodate my needs.
56% : ""I did not represent that I do not or cannot travel, but that travel carries medical and security risks ... and that there was therefore a compelling basis for my remote appearance.
52% : Because it is difficult to cancel my two evening broadcasting commitments, and last-minute travel arrangements are uncertain, I have decided to withdraw my motion to appear virtually and to be physically present for tomorrow's hearing," the declaration states.
51% : If it concludes before January 20th, I may travel to Washington, D.C. on the way home from Florida for the inauguration of President Trump, which will be a once-in-a-lifetime event in which I cannot participate by zoom, and for which there will be heightened security.

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