Oh Sweet Karma, Mistress of the Right
Okay, so you know all those Non Disclosure Agreements that Trump had everybody within ten feet of him sign?
Come to find out, they probably ain’t worth diddle squat.
And remember how Trump said he hires only the best people?
Well, come to find out, the NDA was kicked out over a suit filed by a former employee acting pro se in court. You know, someone with no court experience beat all Trump’s lawyers.
Oh, sweet karma.
Denson is suing the Trump campaign in state court for $25 million, alleging she was subjected to “severe and pervasive slander, aggravated harassment, attempted theft, cyberbullying, and sexual discrimination and harassment” by her former supervisor, Camilo Sandoval, and other campaign staffers after she received a promotion to “mobilize the campaign’s Hispanic engagement effort” in September 2016. The Trump campaign and Sandoval, who is currently the acting chief information officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs, did not respond to requests for comment on this story.
Can you imagine what would happen in one damn day if all the people who have ever worked for Trump were released from their NDA’s? We’d have to hold that sucker in a football stadium.
By the way, if you lose against a pro se non lawyer in court, they laugh at you over at the lawyer’s club.
Thanks to Alfredo over at the Dairy Queen for the heads up.
But, here’s the weird part – while being wrestled to the ground by airport security, the doctor shouts –
Anyway, the goat’s name was Clay Henry and he was the mayor of Lajitas. There was a saloon where you could buy a longneck and give it to Clay Henry. You just stuck out the bottle and Clay Henry would take it from you and guzzle it. Damnest thing you’ve ever seen and it delighted the little kids who stood in line to give Clay Henry a beer. It is said that Clay Henry didn’t drink any more than any other West Texas mayor and they are more than likely right. I’m speaking from first hand experience about all this.
Halat and her husband, Jarek Halat, were charged last week with one count of felony theft for allegedly collecting more than $10,000 in food stamps that they shouldn’t have qualified for. They also face one misdemeanor charge for misleading a public servant.