Anonymous wrote:Support your local cow!

He has a bovine face.

Support your local cow!

From Twitter

I didn't think it was possible, but Devin Nunes is even more despicable than we had already thought. @DevinCow said it best tonight on twitter: "Remember how you got mad and sued me because I said you are a treasonous cowpoke? Ahem"

You might be a loser if... you parody account has more followers than you do.

And yeah— this lawsuit I’d going nowhere.

Gee. Maybe if he had more education than an agriculture degree he would have learned about the First Amendment and parody. The fact he could only find a washed up lawyer from Petersburg,VA who has had trouble keeping his law license should be a clue to him that this is not a good idea. The last time I looked up Nunes on Open Secrets his financial disclosure didn’t show many assets beyond the vineyard he partly owns with Russians; he does not even own a farm. He claims to be a farmer. If you don’t own a farm or work at a farm you’re not a farmer. What’s he going to do when the judge dismisses his frivolous lawsuit and demands he pay Twitter back for their high dollar attorneys?

when you're a GOP rep without a sense of humor, you can make your problems even bigger.
http://www.rollcall.com/news/democratic-challenger-taunts-republican-congressman-as-devin-nunes-cow-trial-gets-underway

Nunes’ efforts to quash criticism have often been undermined by his own legal maneuvering, amplifying the profiles of his targets.

The legal complaint against Twitter sent Nunes surging to the top of the site’s trending topics and drew the ridicule of late-night television hosts.

The account @DevinCow has accrued hundreds of thousands of followers since news of Nunes’ lawsuit broke. The account had just 1,204 followers when the congressman filed the complaint. The account has since grown to nearly 615,000 followers as of Friday morning, about 50,000 more than Nunes’ following.