I would like the suit to go forward. Discovery would be interesting. |
| Atlantic will print anything anti-Trump with no fact checking. |
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Get ready, a bit down the road, for Patel to withdraw the suit. Prediction: he'll try to characterize his abandoning the suit as some kind of selfless act, e.g., he needs to get back to his important FBI cos-play work of 'keeping America safe' and doesn't have time to do battle with the elites at The Atlantic (even though he could have definitely won the lawsuit.) No one will really believe him, but, whatever, he's used to that. Later, Trump will fire him. |
| Ooo Trump hates drunks. This should be fun. |
Me too. Can't wait for this idiot podcaster to get his comeuppance. Smart money's on Kash dropping the lawsuit when the Atlantic calls his bluff. |
Yep, straight from the brilliant strategist, Patel. Keep the story in the news for Trump to see. |
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My guess is the ‘ sources close to the situation’ will not come out of their anonymous state to engage in the lawsuit. |
Have you heard the word "subpoena"? |
+ 1 Justice for Kashyap! |
On no, you're right. I wonder if the Atlantic has lawyers who do this for an actual living? It being a novel case that the media hasn't faced and all... |
Give me a break. He’s binge drinking with a bunch of twenty year olds on national television. What priorities? And a lot of these “stats” are probably just how he is measuring things. How exactly does “criminal enterprises disrupted” work and how is that different from an arrest? And WHO exactly captured the fugitives? Sounds like taking credit for other people’s work. |
Kash has top-notch lawyers, so no worries with Jesse Binnall on his side: https://www.thedailybeast.com/keystone-kash-hires-lawyer-tied-to-black-nazi-after-boozing-report/ |
I know you wish this were true, but it isn't. He'll drop the lawsuit, of course, but it would be fun if he didn't. |
Gosh, it's going to be hard to crack then. |