Trump’s London dossier lawsuit was always a risky bet
A London court later threw out Donald Trump’s data-protection case against Orbis Business Intelligence, but it never ruled on whether the dossier claims were true or false.
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The basic Trump formula held on October 9: pick a target, file a suit, blame the press, then discover the facts and the calendar are both rude. It was a day of motion, not momentum.
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A London court later threw out Donald Trump’s data-protection case against Orbis Business Intelligence, but it never ruled on whether the dossier claims were true or false.
Will Hurd’s exit from the Republican presidential race on October 9 added another reminder that Trump’s opposition field was collapsing, but the deeper story for Trump was that his campaign still depended on spectacle and resentment rather than a normal political expansion.