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<\/p>\nAmong the psychological disorders that Donald Trump suffers from – in addition to malignant narcissism, antisocial personality disorder, and pathological lying – is one that he has displayed for decades: Hyperlitigious Behavior. Trump is notorious for suing his innumerable perceived enemies on blatantly false grounds. Most of the time he either drops the case or goes down in a humiliating loss.<\/p>\n
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Trump’s recent courtroom escapades include his ludicrous suit against Twitter, Facebook, and Google<\/a><\/strong>. And then there’s his threat to sue (and impeach) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi<\/a><\/strong>. there is also his pretend action against CNN<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n On Monday Trump announced his latest legal misadventure wherein he is suing<\/a><\/strong> his niece, Mary Trump, and the New York Times for, as stated in the filing<\/a><\/strong>, “tortiously breaching and\/or interfering with his contractual rights and otherwise maliciously conspiring against him.”<\/em> Because paranoid delusions are another of his known psychoses. According to Chris Jansing of NBC News (video below)<\/em>…<\/p>\n “[Trump is]<\/em> suing the New York Times and his niece, Mary Trump, over a story about his tax returns. The suit accuses them of engaging in quote ‘an insidious plot to obtain confidential and highly sensitive records which they exploited for their own benefit,’ and puts damages at no less than a $100,000,000. Mary Trump issued a statement, among other things, calling her uncle a quote ‘loser’ [actually “a f**king loser”]<\/em>. The New York Times [whose story won a Pulitzer Prize<\/a>]<\/em> called the suit an attempt to silence news organizations.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n There are multiple obvious absurdities presented by this lawsuit. Beginning with the fact that it is alleging that Mary Trump “smuggled”<\/em> documents from her own attorney to give to the Times. Of course, all of those documents would actually belong to her as part of her prior litigation. So how could they be characterized as stolen?<\/p>\n Uncle Trump’s suit also claims that Mary Trump had broken a non-disclosure agreement that had already been ruled too vague to enforce<\/a><\/strong>. Consequently, there is no merit whatsoever to Trump’s pitiful, poorly drafted, frivolous, nuisance suit. NBC’s Tom winter went on to report that…<\/p>\n “As far as this lawsuit, I think an interesting thing here is that it essentially proves the story. Because if the documents were, in fact, fake, there would be no reason here to sue. The president called this totally fake news when the Times started publishing documents about his tax payments and about his tax returns. So this essentially substantiates their reporting because, otherwise, why would you sue and why would you claim damages?”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Exactly! There can be no claim of damages for the release of truthful materials that were already disclosed in a prior proceeding. But Trump’s lawyers are, as usual, too incompetent to grasp the most basic legal concepts. That’s why some them (i.e. Rudy Giuliani<\/a><\/strong> and Sidney Powell<\/a><\/strong>) are facing severe disciplinary actions including suspension of their licenses to practice law.<\/p>\n In all likelihood, Trump’s lawsuit will never see a courtroom. If it isn’t thrown out for lacking merit, Trump himself will drop it. After all, he is only exposing himself to much greater legal liability by pursuing this nonsense.<\/p>\n What’s more, the discovery process would force him to turn over even more incriminating evidence. But in the meantime he is using this to deflect from other stories that he doesn’t want people to hear about. Such as the news that he knew that his lies about election fraud were unfounded<\/a><\/strong> even as he was disseminating them. That’s how con artists like Trump play the game.<\/p>\n UPDATE:<\/strong> The judge has dismissed<\/a><\/strong> Trump’s case against the New York Times saying that it \u201cfail as a matter of constitutional law,\u201d<\/em> and he ordered Trump to pay all attorneys\u2019 fees and legal expenses.<\/p>\n NOTE:<\/strong> Twitter suspended the News Corpse account after 11 years without giving a reason. So if anyone wants to tweet articles from my website<\/a><\/strong>, please feel free to do so often and repeatedly. Also, Be sure to visit and follow News Corpse on Instagram<\/a>.<\/strong> Thanks for your support.<\/p>\n