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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumstrump headed for 'egg on his face' with latest lawsuit threats: legal expert
trump is trying new theories because the old theories do not work. Using consumer protection laws is a really stupid idea. Back a long time ago, I remember editing some law review articles on the Texas consumer protection statute and the law that trump is trying to use now is very similar to the old Texas act. This is a silly exercise that will faill
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Should Donald Trump make good on his threats to sue media organizations and critics whom he believes have disparaged him, he will end up "looking like the fool that he is."
That is the opinion of conservative lawyer and Trump critic George Conway during an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday morning.
Speaking with the hosts of "The Weekend," Conway said the president-elect's threat to use the courts to go after his critics has no basis in law and are solely designed as vehicles of harassment and attempts to silence criticism.
Using Trump's threat to sue Iowa pollster Ann Selzer for "election interference" as an example, Conway explained, "It's the laws. You have to have laws that are violated to bring these actions whether they be brought in his personal capacity or by the government. This is all nonsense."
"Especially suing the pollster?" he continued. " There is no claim for suing a pollster, putting out a poll that doesn't predict the right result. And think about this: he is saying they lied about a poll. There is no person on this planet who has lied more about polls than Donald Trump. I mean, he is always saying he is ahead, he is never behind in the polls."
That is the opinion of conservative lawyer and Trump critic George Conway during an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday morning.
Speaking with the hosts of "The Weekend," Conway said the president-elect's threat to use the courts to go after his critics has no basis in law and are solely designed as vehicles of harassment and attempts to silence criticism.
Using Trump's threat to sue Iowa pollster Ann Selzer for "election interference" as an example, Conway explained, "It's the laws. You have to have laws that are violated to bring these actions whether they be brought in his personal capacity or by the government. This is all nonsense."
"Especially suing the pollster?" he continued. " There is no claim for suing a pollster, putting out a poll that doesn't predict the right result. And think about this: he is saying they lied about a poll. There is no person on this planet who has lied more about polls than Donald Trump. I mean, he is always saying he is ahead, he is never behind in the polls."
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trump headed for 'egg on his face' with latest lawsuit threats: legal expert (Original Post)
LetMyPeopleVote
Sunday
OP
ROFL. Sorry, his world view is tired, pathetic, hackneyed. He's out of gas. /nt
bucolic_frolic
Sunday
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LetMyPeopleVote
(155,578 posts)1. trump's next lawsuit
CatWoman
(79,741 posts)3. he already has the yolk spread all over his face
might as well add the whites and the shells
bucolic_frolic
(47,622 posts)2. ROFL. Sorry, his world view is tired, pathetic, hackneyed. He's out of gas. /nt
Blappy
(140 posts)4. The answer to corrupt elections and corrupt media
is to take the money out of the equation. This incoming admin is doing the opposite.
UTUSN
(72,722 posts)5. Knr but, multiple impeachments, indictments, convictions haven't been enough do that?