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==Defamation suit==

==Defamation suit==

In March 2019, Nunes filed a $250,000,000 lawsuit against [[Twitter]], [[Liz Mair]], and various sock accounts for [[defamation]].<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/402297422/Nunes-Complaint-3-18-19</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1_c860YIPc&feature=youtu.be</ref> Mair was the 2008 Online Communications Director for the [[RNC]], worked for [[Carly Fiorina]], [[Rick Perry]], [[Scott Walker]], [[Rand Paul]] and [[Roy Blunt]].  

In March 2019, Nunes filed a $250,000,000 lawsuit against [[Twitter]], [[Liz Mair]], and various sock accounts for [[defamation]].<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/402297422/Nunes-Complaint-3-18-19</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1_c860YIPc&feature=youtu.be</ref> Mair was the 2008 Online Communications Director for the [[RNC]] and has worked for [[Carly Fiorina]], [[Rick Perry]], [[Scott Walker]], [[Rand Paul]] and [[Roy Blunt]].  

According to Liz Mair's website, "A principal focus of Liz’s work was researching and educating the media regarding [[Mitt Romney]]’s business career and liabilities associated with it, the line of attack that ultimately prevented him from winning the Presidency." The site also boasts, that she "undertook communications efforts with respect to the three cases heard by the Supreme Court concerning marriage equality where as a long-time advocate of marriage equality, she acted on behalf of Freedom to Marry, which achieved its desired outcomes in each Supreme Court case." And "Liz is also a prominent advocate for [[immigrant]]s and pro-immigration policies, and a critic of restrictionist policies and restrictionism advocates." The site claims, "a single negative story she researched and pitched to investigative reporters regarding Trump Mortgage LLC, and which ran just days before the 2016 Virginia primary, organically made it onto the radar of 16% of Republican primary voters with zero money spent on ads to highlight it." Mair is a dual US-UK national born in Seattle in 1978, lived the entirety of her adult life in the UK until her relocation to the [[Washington, DC]] area in 2006.<ref>https://www.mairstrategies.com/liz-mair.php</ref>

According to Liz Mair's website, "A principal focus of Liz’s work was researching and educating the media regarding [[Mitt Romney]]’s business career and liabilities associated with it, the line of attack that ultimately prevented him from winning the Presidency." The site also boasts, that she "undertook communications efforts with respect to the three cases heard by the Supreme Court concerning marriage equality where as a long-time advocate of marriage equality, she acted on behalf of Freedom to Marry, which achieved its desired outcomes in each Supreme Court case." And "Liz is also a prominent advocate for [[immigrant]]s and pro-immigration policies, and a critic of restrictionist policies and restrictionism advocates." The site claims, "a single negative story she researched and pitched to investigative reporters regarding Trump Mortgage LLC, and which ran just days before the 2016 Virginia primary, organically made it onto the radar of 16% of Republican primary voters with zero money spent on ads to highlight it." Mair is a dual US-UK national born in Seattle in 1978, lived the entirety of her adult life in the UK until her relocation to the [[Washington, DC]] area in 2006.<ref>https://www.mairstrategies.com/liz-mair.php</ref>