Court finds Higgins made false claims - The Australian
Justice Paul Tottle identified no less than 26 different 'false or misleading aspects' from Brittany Higgins’ media interviews.
WHAT WAS SAID
“Nikki Haley is counting on Democrats and liberals to infiltrate your Republican primary.”
— Former President Donald J. Trump during a New Hampshire rally Wednesday
Mr. Trump has falsely and repeatedly suggested in recent days that one of his Republican rivals, Nikki Haley, is counting on Democrats to win the Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire next week. In fact, registered Democrats cannot vote in the state’s Republican primary — though voters who are not affiliated with a party can.
During a rally on Wednesday in Portsmouth, N.H., Mr. Trump asked of the state’s Republican governor, Chris Sununu, who has endorsed Ms. Haley: “But why does he allow Democrats to vote in the Republican primary?”
A day earlier, in Atkinson, N.H., Mr. Trump made similar claims. “As you know, Nikki Haley in particular is counting on the Democrats and liberals to infiltrate your Republican primary. You know that, that’s what’s happening. You have a group of people coming in that are not Republicans.”
In New Hampshire, undeclared voters — often called simply independents — can choose to vote in either the Democratic or the Republican presidential primary, though not in both, as the New Hampshire secretary of state’s website explains. The voters become registered members of the party they select, though they can return to being an undeclared voter after the primary, if they want.
But in order for registered Democrats to vote in the state’s Republican...
Justice Paul Tottle identified no less than 26 different 'false or misleading aspects' from Brittany Higgins’ media interviews.