‘No authority here’: Democracy Fwd CEO on new lawsuit targeting Trump’s $1.8 bil slush fund

Ms Now
Democracy Fwd CEO argues the group has no authority to sue over Trump's slush fund.

Summary

Democracy Forward CEO Raheem Kassam has stated that the organization lacks the legal authority to pursue a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump's $1.8 billion slush fund. The comments were made in response to the group's recent filing of a lawsuit against the fund, which was established under the Trump administration. Kassam emphasized that the group's mandate does not include such litigation, effectively dismissing the legal action as an overreach.

(Source:Ms Now)

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