It doesn’t even matter what the subject is, It should be clear that the court will be no help whatsoever.
If hyperbole wasn’t protected speech, the president would have no speech at all.
It’s a matter of national security. After all, if Stormy Daniels can sue Trump for defamation based on his tweets, then so can Justin Trudeau, Theresa May, Sadiq Khan, Angela Merkel, and Kim Jong-Un. In fact, about the only people who wouldn’t have a basis for suing him would be Vladimir Putin, Mohammad bin Salman, Boris Johnson, and Nigel Farage.
Adding insult to injury, Stormy was also ordered to pay Trump’s legal fees.
“Radical hyperbole” is just another term for “exaggerated lies”. One of the criteria for judicial relief in cases of defamation is “actual harm”. Presumably, Stormy has suffered no actual harm because everyone knows Trump lies constantly and no one of any consequence believes anything he says anyway.
On January 7, 2003, President George W. Bush nominated Otero to a seat on the Central District vacated by Richard Paez. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on February 10, 2003 …
Because of course he’s a Republican judge, nominated by a Republican President, and confirmed by a Republican Senate.