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Trump asks Supreme Court to reinstate his lawsuit against Hillary Clinton
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President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on Friday to reinstate his 2022 lawsuit against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a case a federal judge in Florida dismissed. Trump alleges that Clinton and other political adversaries sought to sabotage his 2016 presidential campaign by tying it to Russia. The Washington Examiner reports that Trump alleges Clinton coordinated with then-FBI Director James Comey and the Democratic National Committee in doing so. According to the Washington Examiner, the lower courts dismissed some claims as filed too late, and Trump’s team says he deliberately waited until after his first term to file. The same outlet reports that the court ordered Trump’s team to pay nearly $1 million in sanctions.
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Trump asked the Supreme Court to reinstate his lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, which a federal judge in Florida dismissed.
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- The Hill
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- Washington Examiner
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- Just the News, The Epoch Times
Trump alleges that Clinton and other adversaries tried to sabotage his 2016 campaign by tying it to Russia.
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- The Hill
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- Washington Examiner
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- Just the News, The Epoch Times
The lawsuit was filed in 2022.
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- Washington Examiner
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Lower courts dismissed some claims as filed too late, according to the Washington Examiner.
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A federal judge ordered Trump’s team to pay nearly $1 million in sanctions, according to the Washington Examiner.
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Trump’s team says he deliberately waited until the end of his first term to file the case.
One outletWashington Examiner· Right
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Clinton and allies conspired to tie Trump’s 2016 campaign to Russia.
Trump and the Washington Examiner present this as a conspiracy; the Epoch Times description calls it a false collusion narrative; The Hill and Just the News report it as Trump’s claim.
Trump’s lawsuit should be reopened despite the dismissal.
Lower courts dismissed some claims as filed too late; Trump’s team argues he deliberately waited until the end of his first term, raising whether a president’s duties justify delayed deadlines, according to the Washington Examiner.
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the center
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The Hill’s headline presents the event as Trump’s request to the Supreme Court and labels it a report, without adopting Trump’s allegations as its own.
Trump asks Supreme Court to look at 2016 election lawsuit against Clinton: Report
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Right-side headlines present the appeal as a Trump action, with the Far Right outlets using “revive” and “reinstate” while the Right-rated Washington Examiner headline describes the claims as a “Russia collusion conspiracy”.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Clinton Suit—and Rein In Judges Who Sanctioned Him
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collusion conspiracy
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collusion conspiracyMore neutral: claims of Russia collusion
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Trump appeals Clinton lawsuit over Russia collusion conspiracy to Supreme Court
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- Trump’s request to the Supreme Court
- Trump’s claims that adversaries sabotaged the 2016 campaign
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Trump asks Supreme Court to look at 2016 election lawsuit against Clinton: Report
President Trump asked the Supreme Court on Friday to reopen his dismissed lawsuit against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, reviving claims that she and other political adversaries orchestrated an effort to sabotage his 2016 presidential campaign by tying it to Russia. …
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- Trump’s allegations against Clinton, the DNC and the FBI
- the 2022 filing and the Florida dismissal
- the timing argument over the lawsuit’s filing deadline
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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Clinton Suit—and Rein In Judges Who Sanctioned Him
President Trump isn't finished with Hillary Clinton. And nearly a decade after the 2016 election, Trump's legal fight over the Russia collusion hoax could be headed toward the Supreme Court.
- Washington ExaminerRight
Trump appeals Clinton lawsuit over Russia Absolutist framing“collusion conspiracy”The headline states the allegation as an established conspiracy in the outlet’s own voice rather than attributing it to Trump.More neutral: claims of Russia collusionDisagree with this highlight? to Supreme Court
President Donald Trump on Friday asked the Supreme Court to reinstate a lawsuit he filed in 2022, accusing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of conspiring with the FBI and other power players to smear his first presidential campaign. …
- The Epoch TimesFar Right
Trump Petitions Supreme Court to Reinstate Lawsuit Against Clinton, DNC, Over Russia Claims
The case stems from a 2022 complaint alleging conspiracy to promote a false collusion narrative.
- Just the NewsFar Right
Trump attempts to revive dismissed lawsuit against Clinton: report
Trump has argued that Clinton and her allies tried to destroy his 2016 presidential campaign with claims of collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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The Hill, Oct 9, 10:47 PM EDT
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8 hr 21 min later
Its first report, Oct 10, 7:07 AM EDT
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- The HillCenterOct 9, 10:47 PM EDT
- The Epoch TimesFar RightOct 10, 7:07 AM EDT
- Washington ExaminerRightOct 10, 10:31 AM EDT
- RedStateFar RightOct 10, 12:56 PM EDT
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