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originally posted by: IAMTAT
Saw this on Twitter tonight. Apparently, the Guccifer 2 document dump was the impetus for this lawsuit.
I know there will be PLENTY of Bernie supporters who donated to the DNC who will be joining this suit.
A class action suit will be filed early next week, according to a civil litigation firm out of Miami, Florida called Beck & Lee Trial Lawyers. The lawsuit is alleging fraud and collusion with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Individuals who donated to the DNC after Bernie Sanders announced he’d join the presidential race are welcome to join the lawsuit, including those who donated during the campaign through the primaries.
Roughly seven million contributions were made to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders campaign, totaling $222 million in donations to this point.
The solid basis for the lawsuit comes from DNC internal communications that were published by a hacker who leaked the contents. In the content several emails revealed that the DNC worked purposely, behind the scenes, to promote Clinton in the media even after Sanders had entered the race.
The charter and bylaws of the Democratic Party require the chair of the DNC to remain impartial during the primary process, which would make the odds pretty good for the plaintiffs.
www.occupyliberals.com...
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originally posted by: xxspockyxx
Obvious right wing witch hunt. This will be turned around on trump before the end of the night. Are you trying to tell me the people have not spoken and that Hillary isn't the best person to lead this country. Bubye with your nutter theories...LOL!
These lawyers run a SuperPac that supported Sanders
originally posted by: xxspockyxx
Obvious right wing witch hunt. This will be turned around on trump before the end of the night. Are you trying to tell me the people have not spoken and that Hillary isn't the best person to lead this country. Bubye with your nutter theories...LOL!
The Abyss
Virgil 'Bud' Brigman: Hippy, you think everything is a conspiracy.
Alan "Hippy" Carnes: Everything is.
originally posted by: xxspockyxx
Obvious right wing witch hunt. This will be turned around on trump before the end of the night. Are you trying to tell me the people have not spoken and that Hillary isn't the best person to lead this country. Bubye with your nutter theories...LOL!
originally posted by: MrSpad
originally posted by: xxspockyxx
Obvious right wing witch hunt. This will be turned around on trump before the end of the night. Are you trying to tell me the people have not spoken and that Hillary isn't the best person to lead this country. Bubye with your nutter theories...LOL!
Not right wing, they sue Trump all the time. They are more publicity seekers than anything. They seem to a sue a lot of big names and lose.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Saw this on Twitter tonight. Apparently, the Guccifer 2 document dump was the impetus for this lawsuit.
I know there will be PLENTY of Bernie supporters who donated to the DNC who will be joining this suit.
A class action suit will be filed early next week, according to a civil litigation firm out of Miami, Florida called Beck & Lee Trial Lawyers. The lawsuit is alleging fraud and collusion with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
Individuals who donated to the DNC after Bernie Sanders announced he’d join the presidential race are welcome to join the lawsuit, including those who donated during the campaign through the primaries.
Roughly seven million contributions were made to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders campaign, totaling $222 million in donations to this point.
The solid basis for the lawsuit comes from DNC internal communications that were published by a hacker who leaked the contents. In the content several emails revealed that the DNC worked purposely, behind the scenes, to promote Clinton in the media even after Sanders had entered the race.
The charter and bylaws of the Democratic Party require the chair of the DNC to remain impartial during the primary process, which would make the odds pretty good for the plaintiffs.
www.occupyliberals.com...
www.facebook.com...
originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: TarzanBeta
The guccifer leaks YES.
The FBI investigation is still valid.
Anything they get can be used.
Beck said he believes the lawsuit will be successful, as Article 5, Section 4 of the charter and bylaws of the Democratic Party explicitly requires the chair of the DNC to remain impartial during the primary process:
“In the conduct and management of the affairs and procedures of the Democratic National Committee, particularly as they apply to the preparation and conduct of the Presidential nomination process, the Chairperson shall exercise impartiality and evenhandedness as between the Presidential candidates and campaigns. The Chairperson shall be responsible for ensuring that the national officers and staff of the Democratic National Committee maintain impartiality and evenhandedness during the Democratic Party Presidential nominating process.”
Beck also said a fraud lawsuit is justified due to multiple actions taken by DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who served as co-chair of Clinton’s 2008 campaign. Wasserman Schultz repeatedly claimed neutrality throughout the primary season despite numerous allegations from the Sanders campaign and national media that she tipped the scales in Clinton’s favor throughout the Democratic primary, most notably by scheduling the debates during low-viewership timeslots and by shutting down the Sanders campaign’s access to its voter file database for 24 hours.
originally posted by: angeldoll
He/She who has the most money wins. What a freaking shame. How did we let it come to this?
Oh nevermind. It's always been like this.
"Both" parties do the same thing, and they work together to stomp out the third parties.
Guccifer for President!
However, considering a long trail of breadcrumbs pointing back to Russia left by the hacker, as well as other circumstantial evidence, it appears more likely that Guccifer 2.0 is nothing but a disinformation or deception campaign by Russian state-sponsored hackers to cover up their own hack—and a hasty and sloppy one at that.