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That's not really the case. Things often fail to work out for them after everyone gets bored and wanders off. Like when he tried to dunk of the law firms. Sure,
by CobrastanJorji 7mo ago
That's not really the case. Things often fail to work out for them after everyone gets bored and wanders off. Like when he tried to dunk of the law firms. Sure, lots of them capitulated immediately, but the ones who stuck it out and sued had slam dunk cases that they easily won. This may be fine for Trump and co, after all their goal is usually headline and spur-of-the-moment decision, and they don't face any penalties when it falls apart later, but it does mean that folks often do beat them just by sticking with it for long enough.
- CamperBob2 7mo agoYou don't understand. He's a narcissist. He 'wins' when his name appears in a headline. When he loses a case, the worst thing that ever happens is that we, the taxpayers, pick up the tab. It doesn't affect him at all, or discourage him from trying again. Because as you say yourself, it is seldom actually about winning and losing in court; instead, it is about rolling rocks downhill at his enemy and garnering publicity in the process. When he wins, well, he wins, and the newspapers have to say so. As for your last point, you cannot win a war of endurance against a guy who gets to use US DOJ as his own personal law firm, and whose cases are often tried by judges he appointed himself. You might not lose, but you aren't going to win.