You’re just mad you did not think of it.
They iece said that the case will be dismissed.
But if the residents team c an prove malice of intent , it will NOT be dismissed. The article fails to mention this fact.
Normally libel and slander law in our country is trumped by the guardiance of the 1st amendment, The exceptio is if the inetent , whcih can be rpoven by action and outright statemnts spoken or written, then the case would not be dismissed.
And if they judge does dismiss the case, it can be appealed on both facts and the law.
The President’s team is quite right to bring the case in this instance. There is clear, convincing evidence of malicious intent.
Never Trumper Napaolitano is not being really fair to President Trump in his assessment.He still is petulant about President Trumps not appointing him to a federal court judgeship.
True. He’s the President. You can accuse him of anything. But they will have to pay someone to defend themselves
Tell it to Nicholas Sandman. I believe we have a pattern here.
Judge Napolitano on Trump suing NY Times for libel: ‘Clever move, but case will be dismissed’
SoTrump’s got this one in the bag then.
For one or 2 comments, perhaps. This was serial slander, impugning with other lies to make up a narrative of criminal conspiracy. President or not, freedom of the press and freedom of speech doesnt cover that against anyone!. Ask CNN how well it worked out on when they did it to the Covington kid?
President Trump isn’t doing this for the money - so he doesn’t need to win for it to be a win.
He’s going on record - making a public statement - the NY Times did something wrong.
The President is starting a conversation. People are so used to the fake news saying whatever they want, with no push back, we are desensitized.
President Trump is doing this as a wake up call. The public needs to start holding the press accountable for outright lies and slander.
Who cares if the case loses or is dismissed, it is very refreshing to hear someone officially call them out for lying and slandering with malicious intent.