Originally published at: https://hannity.com/media-room/above-the-law-hillary-clinton-refuses-to-be-served-gabbard-lawsuit-dodges-tulsis-paperwork/
The New York Post is reporting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton “refuses to be served” paperwork in an upcoming defamation lawsuit filed by Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard; avoiding the documents inside her New York home.
“Hillary Clinton has now twice snubbed a process server attempting to deliver the defamation lawsuit filed against her by Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, according to Gabbard’s attorney,” reports The Post.
“I find it rather unbelievable that Hillary Clinton is so intimidated by Tulsi Gabbard that she won’t accept service of process,” the congresswoman’s attorney, Brian Dunne, told The Post. “But I guess here we are.”
Gabbard filed a lawsuit earlier this month for $50 million in damages after Hillary Clinton accused the lawmaker of secretly working with the Russians to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
“Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii is accusing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of deliberately spreading false accusations that Gabbard is a Russian asset in a lawsuit seeking upwards of $50 million in damages,” reports Fox News.
“Rather than facts or reliable evidence, Clinton’s basis for the Defamatory Statements was one or both of: (a) her own imagination; or (b) extremely dubious conspiracy theories that any reasonable person (and especially Clinton, a former United States Senator and Secretary of State) would know to be fanciful, wholly unverified, and inherently and objectively unreliable,” said the lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Manhattan federal court.
“One would expect someone of Mrs. Clinton’s political background to act with a greater level of maturity and dignity, but her personal hostility toward Rep. Gabbard apparently clouded Mrs. Clinton’s reason and blinded her to U.S. defamation laws,” Gabbard’s attorney Brian Dunne said in a statement.
Read the full report at the New York Post.
