I read your posts. They’re illogical. You’re running around in circles.
Neither Clinton nor Biden were leaders of the DNC. They were presidential candidates just like Obama. You can’t sue somebody because they should have known something. You have to prove that their actions directly caused you injury and that that injury is unique to you.
Again, you didn’t answer my question. What actions did Clinton, Gates, and Biden take as private citizens that would result in injury to the plaintiffs? If you can list specific actions, then I’d agree that they are not entitled to DOJ attorneys. Otherwise, they’re listed as officers of the executive branch and by default are entitled to DOJ attorneys.
“You can’t sue somebody because they should have known something.”
Wrong again. Asbestos suits are filed and won every damn day because of what companies “should have known”...but actually didn’t.
But more to your point, if you have one:
“Todd Bertuzzi suing former coach Crawford, because he should have known...”
“The suit, filed Tuesday in Bronx Supreme Court, argues that the city should have known that...”
“A mom says she’s suing ... what Crocs has known yet long sought to conceal—that its shoes are dangerous on escalators, that these injuries to children could and should have been...”
“In suing, the woman asserted that her ObGyn should have suspected...”
“Second, if the debt collector knew or should have known that the suit was “time-barred” -...”
“Widow, former wife suing in death of two firefighters ... contend that the three companies knew or should have known...”
“suing the school district and the field designer as they should have known...”
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“I read your posts. They’re illogical. You’re running around in circles.”
Well I certainly knew, or should have known, you would get around to eventually saying that. In fact...I was waiting for it.
There’s a wierd kind of satisfaction in having you call me illogical since it is the last lame argument of a loser.
Woof!