17 outlandish claims and false accusations Rudy Giuliani has tweeted since Election Day

• Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's lead attorney, is increasingly using Twitter to project bombastic claims and false accusations to his nearly 225,000 followers. 
• In recent weeks, his tweets have attacked Florida election officials, special counsel Robert Mueller, former FBI Director James Comey, and Twitter itself. 
• Here's a breakdown all of Giuliani's most recent eyebrow-raising tweets. 

Since taking over as President Donald Trump's chief legal counsel last April, Rudolph "Rudy" Giuliani has made headlines for his bombastic, off-the-cuff remarks, like when he told MSNBC's Chuck Todd that "truth isn't truth."

The former US Attorney and mayor of New York City — dubbed "America's Mayor" for his leadership following the 9/11 attacks — is now better known for his typo-filled rantings and fiery accusations against his detractors, which he regularly broadcasts to his 225,000 Twitter followers. 

Over the past two months, Giuliani has used his Twitter account to falsely accuse Florida election officials of fraud and foul play, blame special counsel Robert Mueller for a technical glitch causing text messages of FBI employees to be deleted, and claim that Twitter was responsible for his own typos in his tweets.

Here's the complete guide to Giuliani's most recent tweets: 

In November, Giuliani fired off a series of tweets making baseless accusations of election and voter fraud in Florida, where the hotly contested Senate race between Democrat Bill Nelson and Republican Rick Scott went to a recount.

Source: New York Times, Reuters

Despite Giuliani's bombastic accusations of fraud, there is no evidence of election officials committing fraud or "creating ballots" favoring Democrats. Rather, the races took longer than usual to decide because of the extraordinarily slim margin between the candidates.

Even though Giuliani warned of sinister efforts by "Democratic" election officials to create falsified ballots, Republican Sen. candidate Rick Scott and gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis ended up victorious in the end.