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Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. filed a lawsuit against the [[NBC]] affiliate WJFW for [[defamation]] in the wake of an advertisement carried by the station that contained intentionally false and defamatory statements about President Trump. In spite of a cease-and-desist letter and documentation, WJFW-NBC continued to run the defamatory ad.<ref>https://dcdirtylaundry.com/trump-goes-to-war-with-media-sues-nbc-affiliate-after-they-allow-a-doctored-tape/</ref>
Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. filed a lawsuit against the [[NBC]] affiliate WJFW for [[defamation]] in the wake of an advertisement carried by the station that contained intentionally false and defamatory statements about President Trump. In spite of a cease-and-desist letter and documentation, WJFW-NBC continued to run the defamatory ad.<ref>https://dcdirtylaundry.com/trump-goes-to-war-with-media-sues-nbc-affiliate-after-they-allow-a-doctored-tape/</ref>
A [[Pennsylvania]] lawsuit, funded by Priorities USA, sought to mandate mail-in ballots, require the counting of votes received by mail after election day, and strike down Pennsylvania prohibitions on ballot harvesting, meaning the third-party mass collection of absentee and mail-in ballots.<ref>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/05/08/fact-check-pa-vote-suit-attorney-not-hillary-clintons-lawyer/3087092001/</ref>
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