Of 2016?
Heck, there’s a chance he never would’ve even got the nomination if all the dirt about him came out a few months earlier before the whole GOP consolidated their support around him.
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Time-travel the tape back to Oct 2016? Avoiding a first Trump presidency would be amazing. I don’t know that there would be a significant number of voters swayed by this recording who weren’t already swayed by the Access Hollywood tape, though.
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What I’ve always heard was that for cases like this that involve the public interest (as opposed to giving corporate secrets to competitors or whatever) the whole point of the NDA is to sound scary and intimidating, especially for low-level employees, rather than being an ironclad legal document that’s likely to be upheld in court. Any lawyer can put together a legal-sounding threatening document. But more often than not the company won’t actually even try to go after folks who violate it. And assholes like Pruitt had more than enough opportunities to do some research, get some legal counsel, and push back against the NDAs like Stormy did way back in 2018.
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Thank you.
So basically like all those signs here saying “management is not responsible for….” Etc. because they are just words that have no weight whatsoever. They might cow the unwary, but they don’t mean a thing.
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Not surprising.
After all, his father was arrested at a Klan rally.
That turd didn’t roll far from the bull.
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Co-opting that phrase into my vernacular; thanks.
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I hope they play that on the prison tv system.
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It will be simultaneously be fake, an effort to discredit him, and real, an example of him “speaking the truth”, depending on who’s around to hear.
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A bit like January 6th, which was simultaneously a righteous patriotic uprising, a false flag operation by Antifa and a gathering of harmless “tourists”.
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Jail time? From an NDA? No. No NDA can do that. There is no law that allows for criminal prosecution for violating an NDA, which is just a contract. If you violate an NDA, that’s breach of contract. The worst that could happen to you is that you have to pay the other party a shitload of money and maybe an injunction against revealing anything else. Contracts are a civil matter. You can’t be sentenced to jail in a civil matter. Either that NDA has some ridiculous bullshit in it that a first year law student would laugh at, or this guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
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Both.
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I don’t think bull turds tend to roll at all without help, and he never wanted any.
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I don’t know. I’ve always heard that they roll downhill.
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Hard to imagine any downhill from his father, but this is Donald, who always finds a new low.
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Of course he did.
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