Rep. Devin Nunes included Twitter in a defamation lawsuit in 2019. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Rep. Devin Nunes can’t sue Twitter over tweets made by two parody accounts and a Republican strategist he accuses of defaming him, a Virginia judge has ruled. The satirical accounts he targeted as part of the lawsuit included a fake cow […]
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On September 26, the House Intelligence Committee held a hearing to investigate a whistle-blower complaint against President Donald Trump. In Congressman Devin Nunes’ opening remarks, he argued that this was just another example of news media and Democratic “information warfare” spreading “hoaxes” that delegitimize the president. His argument was similar to his remarks during a
from the well-that’s-disappointing dept In some surprising, and ridiculous, news the local court judge, Judge John Marshall (no, not that Judge John Marshall), has decided not to dismiss the lawsuit that Nunes filed against Twitter, two satirical Twitter accounts, and political strategist Liz Mair. As you’ll recall, Mair and Twitter had both argued that the
Mission To Market, an SEO company based in Carmel, Indiana, has announced the promotion of Devin Johnson from Director of Strategic Growth to President of Sales. He has been with the agency since 2018 and has help the company in increasing its strategic white label partnerships with other media agencies. In these partnerships, the agency
