Eight Covington Catholic High School students claim they were defamed during a field trip to Washington in January in a lawsuit filed in Kentucky.
The lawsuit seeks damages for alleged defamatory comments by 12 individuals—lawmakers, journalists and social media personalities, Law & Crime reported Friday.
The individuals include presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman.
The field trip drew international headlines after Covington High student Nicholas Sandmann, wearing a MAGA hat, was filmed directly facing a Native American activist near the Lincoln Memorial.
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I hope they sue all Democrats who defamed them up the yin’s yang!
ReplyDeleteDid you hear that corrupt judge threw out the one boys case against wapo, I believe, maybe it was a different fake news organization but either way, this was clear defamation and the corrupt courts won't even hear the case, and you all think that cops and judges are here to help you??? Protect you??? Tell me, who do you go to when those people you call hero's are no longer hero's and abuse you????
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