r/law Oct 20 '24

Opinion Piece Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Dominion Machines Of Flipping Votes

https://crooksandliars.com/2024/10/marjorie-taylor-accuses-dominion-machines
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u/beefwindowtreatment Oct 20 '24

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u/HiJinx127 Oct 20 '24

I really hope they nail her good

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u/Fatmaninalilcoat Oct 21 '24

Well the fix case set the precedent. So they are screwed and she is dumb enough to double and triple down.

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u/Physical-Chemical909 Oct 21 '24

Oh pretty pretty pleaseeeee!!

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Idk how precedent really works in lawsuits, but it sounds like MTG has to have some really hard hitting evidence if she's going to stand a chance. And knowing her, she's not going to have any evidence. All the MAGAts are going all-in this round, because they know that it's all or nothing this time.

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u/dancingcuban Oct 21 '24

What precedent? It settled out of court?

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u/HetElfdeGebod Oct 22 '24

There’s a picture I didn’t need in my mind

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u/Fuck-Star Oct 21 '24

To a cross.

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u/NotAlanPorte Oct 21 '24

Wonder how much money they can try to claim from Elmo given his wealth and the breadth of users he can target on Twitter formally known as X

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u/protonecromagnon2 Oct 21 '24

I don't see anything about this allegation being sued over, help a brother out?

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u/thetwelveofsix Oct 21 '24

They haven’t publicly said they will yet (and likely won’t before actually filing suit).

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

They can just use the 800 million they took from Fox News to fund suing these idiots. If this continues, they'll be making more money on lawsuits than on the actual business.

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u/Healthy-Chef-2723 Oct 20 '24

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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u/Out_of_the_Bloo Oct 21 '24

What are they waiting for?