Plaintiffs welcome order but seek status conference
3 Yesterday · 15h ago · 5 articles · 1 source · development 3 of 3
Common Cause and coalition partners welcome the injunction and say they are "pleased the court acted swiftly." In a court filing, plaintiffs note they are not seeking contempt sanctions but want a status conference to ensure compliance.
“There is no legal justification — and no precedent — for the president to use the machinery of the government and funds set aside by Congress for other uses to influence electoral outcomes that further his own agenda”
Plaintiffs (Democracy Forward)
Donald Trump PresidentCommon Cause Government watchdog groupJudge Jennifer L. Rochon U.S. District JudgeDepartment of Justice Executive agency
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first by The Independent, 15h ago · also Washington Examiner, The Hill, Independent UK
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- DOJ apologizes after Trump campaign-style ad airs despite court order Washington Examiner · 15h ago
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