Judge Appointed By Jimmy Carter Dismisses Nick Sandmann’s Lawsuit Against Washington Post

We must remember, this all happened at the March for Life, which the media does not cover it unless there are youth alleged to be inciting American Indians. Nothing about stopping abortion.

A federal judge threw out a lawsuit against the Washington Post that was filed by the family of Covington Catholic high school student Nicholas Sandmann.

The judge said the newspaper used “loose, figurative,” and “rhetorical hyperbole,” all of which are protected by the First Amendment.

But Todd McMurtry, co-counsel for the Sandmann family said, “The law must protect innocent minors targeted by journalists publishing click-bait sensationalized news.” The family plans to appeal the ruling.

Why is the First Amendment used here and not in cases against Google, Facebook, and Twitter? Apparently, Americans are not smart enough to know the similarities?

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