On the recordMay 14, 2024
If that is not what lawfare is, I don't know what is. Lawfare by definition is exactly that, utilizing the law to take down your political opponents. It is an abuse of power.
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Cammack criticizes the use of legal actions against political opponents as an abuse of power.
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