Donald Trump, JD Vance Get Ruling From Ohio Judges

Newsweek via MSN ^ | Oct. 5, 2024 | Rachel Dobkin

[libstripper]

In response to a criminal complaint filed by a nonprofit, an Ohio judicial panel on Saturday decided not to issue arrest warrants for former President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance after they spread false claims about Haitian migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio.

During his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, last month, Trump, the GOP nominee, repeated a claim that Haitian migrants in Springfield were "eating the pets." Vance, a U.S. senator from Ohio, has also spread the false claim. Meanwhile, ABC News moderator David Muir fact-checked Trump during the September 10 debate and Springfield authorities have repeatedly denied such claims.

These false claims have threatened the safety of not only Springfield's Haitian community, but the entire city. Bomb threats were made in Springfield following the false claims, leading to the closures of schools and municipal buildings.

[libstripper]

Disgusting article, but it shows the good guys and free speech won this one.

[FlingWingFlyer]

How about issuing arrest warrants for 20,000 freeloading Haitians who are not and will never be Americans.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The Haitians will be made U.S. residents for political and financial reasons only. They will always be riding on the U.S. taxpayers’ backs.

[ealgeone]

Thought this was the Bee….

[griswold3]

Ridiculous claims knew it would get thrown out. But We have receipts. Was hoping for discovery at least.

[mfish13]

And in the article, they say they got bomb threats in Springfield. They conveniently leave out these calls came in from outside the US>

[mfish13]

And in the article, they say they got bomb threats in Springfield. They conveniently leave out these calls are from outside the US>

[Lizavetta]

They had to arrive at this finding, otherwise CNN could be sued for claiming ivermectin overdoses were displacing “gunshot victims” in an Oklahoma ER. Anyone other than me remember that bullshit story?

[Qwapisking]

alinskyites ALWAYS precede any claim they don’t like with “false” when the real facts are usually proven true. it’s what they do.

[Ann Archy]

NAME THE NON PROFIT!

[sauropod]

Rachel shows her bias from the git go.

B***h!

[AnotherUnixGeek]

after they spread false claims about Haitian migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio.

Something new from the last four years - left-wing propaganda organs proclaiming issues under investigation to be "false", with no proof or evidence to back up their claim. Unsurprisingly, it's always Trump that they claim is making false statemetns - never any Democrat, no matter how many blatant and provable lies Democrats tell.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Trump and Vance need to sue the azhos at the Haitian Bridge Alliance for interfering in the U.S. National election and aiding and abetting the DemonRAT party with their attempt to steal the election. Deport every last one of those nasty, lying azhos. And throw “prosecutor 21’s” keister in jail also for interference.

[libstripper]

Trump’s “false” statements usually turn out to be true.

[Godzilla]

Save counter suits for after the election. Need to stay focused on the next 30 days and not distracted by other court affairs.

[mewzilla]

For Springfield's pols and bureaucrats, the meme heard round the world...

EAT THE CAT (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) [Starring President Trump] You WILL Laugh Out Loud!

[escapefromboston]

False ?

[daler]

I’ve been around a long time, but I’m quite sure it wasn’t until the Trump era that the media felt quite comfortable using phrases like “false claims”, “unfounded allegations”, and “baseless accusations” in their so-called “straight news” stories.

Only when reporting on Trump and his allies, of course.

[vivenne]

“AFTER THEY SPREAD FALSE RUMORS...”
I guess fact checking is just a one way thing for Newsweek.

[econjack]

Do we know the claim is not true? I’ve heard Haitians are big on jerk cat.