Discovery will be fun for a lot of people, but not Nunes.
Why troll Nunes when he leads with his chin, every friggin time?
Quite proud to have been retweeted by @FireDevinNunes more than once.
Ted Lieuās tweet yesterday was perfect. āOh look, hereās Devin Nunes trying to silence free speech. Hereās a thought: if you want better social media results, do better things.ā
All I can say - again and again - is that I hope that the defendants move for rule 11 sanctions for bad faith/frivolous litigation. This is really, really stupid, and there is clearly no case here. When people blatenly use the Courtās for political reasons like here, they and their lawyers should be sanctioned, with the lawyers who signed the lawsuit being referred to the Bar for discipline.
āThe Twitter attacks on < > were pre-planned, calculated, orchestrated and undertaken by multiple individuals acting in concert, over a continuous period of time exceeding a year"
This is a team-Trumpās orchestrated ploy to defuse and deflect identical charges against Russian Bots that surely will be appearing in Muellerās report. Nunes is the stalking horse (er, cow) for this type of skullduggery.
I, for one, applaud Rep. Nunes in his valiant fight to create safe spaces for Republicans.
What an idiot.
So basically, Warren, Pelosi, Schiff, et al., not to mention businesses whoāve been attacked by Trump on Twitter, should all sue the everloving shit out of Trump for every last penny he has because everything heās tweeted at and about themā¦every insult, every criticism, every repeated, meme-laced, redundant attack and playground nickname, etc., has legally defamed them.
I couldnāt stop snickering after I read āfar right thinker.ā Iām looking forward to see who was banned for, say, proposing insufficiently progressive marginal income tax rates. As opposed to posting outwardly nazi, confederate, or otherwise flagrantly incendiary, racist shit.
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I, for one, applaud Rep. Nunes in his valiant fight to create safe spaces for Republicans.
[/quote]Donāt they have an app for that now?
I guess it aināt Twitter ā¦ unless youāre @realdonaldtrump , the most awesome twitterer in the worldā¦
Anybody who is āout to get far-right thinkersā is missing the mark by attacking Nunes.
Nunes claims that, āAt all times relevant to this action, Mair harbored spite, ill-will,
actual malice and demonstrated desire to injure Nunesā good name and
reputation,ā
Nunes has a good name and reputation???
Seems to me that all he is known for is being one of Trumpās little toadies who spends more time running errands for Donnie than he does representing his district.
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I couldnāt stop snickering after I read āfar right thinker.ā
[/quote]Iāll see your snickering, and raise you 5 guffawings.
āfar-right thinkersā are:
a) Oxymoronic;
b) An endangered specie;
c) Extinct;
d) Mythical
āFar from right thinkerā would probably be more appropriate.
There appears to be a push on the right to file lawsuits against social media platforms by those who feel they have been wronged. I hope the judges in the cases make the filers pay their opponentsā legal fees when they lose.
far-right thinkers
What is this āfar-right thinkerā that this article speaks of? Iāve never heard of it, but when I put all the words together, it brings to mind something akin to the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, and aliens (space aliens, that is - which, to be frank, are probably just as prevalent in the minds of far-right thinkers as the kind of āaliensā they worry are invading the US).