I’ve skimmed former guy’s complaint against Facebook and it’s every bit as stupid as you’d think it is.
It’s stupid on so many levels it’s head-spinning.
It’s insane enough that he’s claiming Facebook’s a state actor. Yes, in extreme cases, if otherwise non-state actors are acting in cahoots with the government, they can become state actors. But that’s an absurdly hard thing to show, and nothing like that occurred here.
But what makes this meta-insane is that he’s claiming that the Facebook was a FEDERAL state actor because it was entangled with the FEDERAL government at a time when HE WAS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The defendants need to file a Rule 11 motion with their motion to dismiss.
Not only that, and this is just another hypocrisy point, not a real legal point since the case is frivolous no matter what, his state-action argument is based upon Democratic legislators threatening to repeal 230–which was something *former guy* also did on multiple occasions.
Remember, not even the Biden administration disagreed with the result reached in Voting Rights Act case from Arizona decided today. electionlawblog.org/wp-content/upl…
If journalists can uncover all this through the voluntary cooperation of sources, imagine what a commission, select committee, or grand jury could find out with subpoenas.
"'And these people aren’t there for a fucking flower contest,' [said a] co-organizer.
Stockton said ... he and Kremer agreed to call Meadows directly."
"Soon after, Kremer told Stockton 'the White House would take care of it.' ...
Kremer denied that she ever spoke with Meadows or any other White House official about her Jan. 6 concerns. Meadows declined to comment on whether he’d been contacted." propublica.org/article/new-de…
Oh, I see. "Obama took money from one of the 'pallets of cash' ... going to Iran, funneling $400 million to people in Italy [and in] exchange an Italian general used a military satellite to upload software to American voting machines [to] change votes from Trump to Joe Biden."
the meaningless "hi" tweet is doing excellently—many people say, sir, we have never seen such a powerful tweet—and full results will be posted tomorrow