"But this latest iteration of what appears to be “a broader strategy of Trump’s to sue the pants off media companies” is absurd, argues Eli Lake in his most recent column. And, if successful, it could “potentially create a backdoor way suing to regulate political speech.”
For years the democrat left has engaged in lawfare against Trump, w…
"But this latest iteration of what appears to be “a broader strategy of Trump’s to sue the pants off media companies” is absurd, argues Eli Lake in his most recent column. And, if successful, it could “potentially create a backdoor way suing to regulate political speech.”
For years the democrat left has engaged in lawfare against Trump, which was supported, faciltated and promoted by the main stream press (WaPo, NTY, etc) in an attempt to subvert democracy. For years democrat left has attempted to regulate political speech, and free speach. So it is astounding to read Lake's concern that Trump's lawsuits could “potentially create a backdoor way suing to regulate political speech.”
Newsflash to Lake, in America we have the right to bring a lawsuit, whether you like it or not.
I'm getting tired of the growing left wing bias of the Free Press.
"But this latest iteration of what appears to be “a broader strategy of Trump’s to sue the pants off media companies” is absurd, argues Eli Lake in his most recent column. And, if successful, it could “potentially create a backdoor way suing to regulate political speech.”
For years the democrat left has engaged in lawfare against Trump, which was supported, faciltated and promoted by the main stream press (WaPo, NTY, etc) in an attempt to subvert democracy. For years democrat left has attempted to regulate political speech, and free speach. So it is astounding to read Lake's concern that Trump's lawsuits could “potentially create a backdoor way suing to regulate political speech.”
Newsflash to Lake, in America we have the right to bring a lawsuit, whether you like it or not.
I'm getting tired of the growing left wing bias of the Free Press.