[TigerClaws]

USA Today doxxed members of Trump's golf courses.

Class action, anyone?

[2ndDivisionVet]

And if you belong to a country club, you probably have money for a lawyer.

[grobdriver]

Do they not see how awful this looks?

Hell no - they think they've done a tremendous thing for humanity.

[Enchante]

Wow, the Lefturds endlessly railed against “McCarthyism” when there were tons of actual communist spies and infiltrators to deal with, yet they can go all scorched earth on innocent individuals, business, golf club members, etc. merely for any commercial interaction with the Trump world.

[Brilliant]

Why don’t they just riot like most Democrats?

[z3n]

If I worked for Trump’s business management team, I’d immediately send out a mailer to all members asking them to meticulously document any and all communication, threats, harassment, property damage, and confrontations that may be related to their information being published.

...and then, yes, a class action lawsuit should be sought toward the case that the publishing of private personal information to the public was intended to inflict harm to these people.

[Flick Lives]

Took USA 5 reports to write the story.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/09/06/trump-gets-millions-golf-members-ceos-and-lobbyists-get-access-president/632505001/

Brad Heath
Fredreka Schouten
Steve Reilly
Nick Penzenstadler
Aamer Madhani

Remember how well it went for CNN after they doxed a private individual for creating an animated gif that mocked them? USA Today is likely going to experience more of the same.

I’m sure 4chan is on the case.

[Kickass Conservative]

Will USA Today pay for the Forearm Tattoos these People will be forced to get?

How about the Yellow “T” Patch that they will be forced to sew on to their Clothing?

[Kickass Conservative]

Gee, will anyone ask why they decided to do this?

How does releasing these names improve Public discourse?

Do they know that Bill Clinton was a Member of a Trump Golf Club? He was.

[VanShuyten]

Since these members are probably in control of hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising, I suspect USA Today will soon be running generic boner pill ads, miracle toe fungus cures, and gold IRA ads, just before they get sold for a dollar to some foreign billionaire.

[CptnObvious]

USA Today doesn’t want that audience for its advertisers either.

[fella]

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

So, where are the names?

[DoodleDawg]

USA Today is touting a report out this morning that “ID’ed 4500 Trump golf-club members

A report from where?

[Maverick68]

Class action? Getting to the point where it’s going to require shotgun action.

[Political Junkie Too]

I remember when the media used to report on the government to you.

Now they report on you to the government!

-PJ

[Maverick68]

The pitbulls at 4Chan need to attack USA Todays’ employees and doxxx them into oblivion.

[Gumdrop]

Did they ever publish the entire list of the Lolita Express riders?

[Thud]

A class action by rich folks? I love it!

"Class action, anyone?"