These Election Workers Just Won a Case Against Rudy Giuliani

"Do you know how it feels to have the president of the United States targeting you?"

Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Wandrea "Shaye" Moss have won their defamation case against Rudy Giuliani.

A federal judge on Wed. handed a default judgement to the pair after Giuliani failed to produce evidence in the case. (NBC)

Freeman and Moss, who are mother and daughter, sued Giuliani after he falsely accused them of manipulating ballots in 2020.

Giuliani's false claims, parroted by Trump, led to an "onslaught of violent and racist threats," per the lawsuit.

The pair also testified to the House select committee on Jan. 6: Moss appeared for a public testimony in June 2022.

Freeman testified to the committee that she had to leave her house for two months due to harassment from Trump supporters.

In a statement Wed., the pair welcomed Wed.'s ruling: "We did nothing wrong. We were smeared for purely political reasons."

What does Wed.'s ruling mean for Giuliani? It means that Giuliani is liable for damages incurred against the pair.

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