[GOPJ]

See link:

The attorney group leading the lawsuit against Trump are heavily involved in Democrat politics and have paid Bill and Hillary Clinton $675,000 for “speeches”. (link)

The Judge in the lawsuit is an open borders immigration activist with direct ties to San Diego La Raza, and has openly engaged with them on their political endeavors. (link) and (link) including scholarships for illegal aliens.

The Trump lawsuit relies (in part) on testimony from a former disgruntled employee of the Trump Organization who went to work for notorious #NeverTrump activist Glenn Beck. (link)

[blueplum]

honestly, I think that what Trump was doing, and using the TU case to do it, was a brilliant countermove to him and his supporters being labeled racist - normally a hard charge to defend. Trump has poured baking soda on the fire. By getting people talking, by enabling conversation, he's cancelled the label, opening a one-way street into a pretty wide avenue to talk about racism. Why IS an org named "The Race" allowed? What about other non-white racist organizations? How does 'white privilege' really contrast with 'minority privilege'? Why does minority privilege apply to even the most recent immigrant who's never lived the American experience? And, he put LaRaza, etc. (CAIR), on notice that the politics of the race card in a Trump Administration isn't going to work any better than the politics of the woman card.