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'Release the Kraken' lawyer is in court getting sued by the voting machine company, her defence is "no reasonable person should have believed me."

lol.

Trump also getting sued
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/do...sue-trump-giuliani-over-capitol-riot-n1258009

This is the same defence both Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones have used in court as well. Yet the gammon twats on GC (late of this parish) quote the ****ers and retweet their bile again and again. Then again, reasonable people....
 
This is the same defence both Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones have used in court as well. Yet the gammon twats on GC (late of this parish) quote the ****ers and retweet their bile again and again. Then again, reasonable people....
They should go for every channel and host with 'news' in it's title that promoted the lie.
 
This is the same defence both Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones have used in court as well. Yet the gammon twats on GC (late of this parish) quote the ****ers and retweet their bile again and again. Then again, reasonable people....
I don't get how she can even try this. She's not a ranting TV presenter, she's a lawyer and she brought court cases forward on it.
I think it's a stupid defence anyway, as neither Jones nor Carlson present their schtick as comedy, but I fail to see how it could apply to her at all.
 
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I don't get how she can even try this. She's not a ranting TV presenter, she's a lawyer and she brought court cases forward on it.
I think it's a stupid defence anyway, as neither Jones nor Carlson present their schtick as comedy, but I fail to see how it could apply to her at all.

Her argument is that it's for the courts to decide the veracity of it - bringing it to the court in the first place is not an offence. Okay, but even after the cases had been dismissed she continued to spout it. She'll go to the SC with this on a first amendment pitch, sponsored by the MAGAloons, I'm telling you. Note though that Guilliani was careful NOT to make the Dominion allegations in his cases. He even went so far as to turn up for some hearings just to answer 'None' when asked what evidence he had of fraud, knowing he couldn't be disbarred for that.
 
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