FEC says they can’t defend my lawsuit on National Public Radio for election interference


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This week, the Federal Election Commission filed a “Notice of Lack of Quorum” in my Federal lawsuit to compel that agency to investigate National Public Radio for bias and illegal express advocacy for Harris and Biden in the 2024 election. The FEC says they cannot defend against my lawsuit because they currently don’t have a quorum of Commissioners. Normally, when a defendant says they can’t defend a lawsuit, the Plaintiff is entitled to a “default judgment” in their favor. A default in my favor would require the FEC to initiate an investigation of NPR, starting with the 53 pages of documentation we submitted to the FEC evidencing bias and control of the NPR newsroom by the Democratic Party and its operatives; along with conducting an interview of Uri Berliner, a former journalist at NPR, who famously went public and checked the political party registrations of the NPR staff and found that of 87 members, all were registered Democrats. Further, an FEC inquiry into the texts and emails with Democratic party officials of Katherine Maher, the CEO of NPR, who was a volunteer for the Biden-Harris campaign in 2020 and has admitted in Congressional testimony that the Hunter Biden laptop story was suppressed at NPR (likely for political reasons), might well reveal, as the Wikileaks disclosures revealed between John Podesta and news reporters, additional new information about illegal coordination of news stories at NPR with the Harris and Biden campaigns. The FEC never dismissed my initial complaint for lack of substance, rather they assigned it a “low priority” and dismissed it. The law allows me to ask a Federal judge to take a fresh look at whether an investigation should be initiated and does not require a finding against NPR. While the FEC may lack a quorum, it continues to exercise its investigative powers and can do so in my case. So now it is up to Judge Moss, an Obama appointee whom has some respect for fairness in the legal community, to decide if I am entitled to a default judgment since the FEC says it will not defend against my lawsuit.

Click here to read the full article in James Lacy’s Substack

Comments

  1. Really??? says

    Wow is the only comment.

    Don’t deny it….just saying intentional government suppression will stand because they don’t have the personnel. No wonder Trump cut the funding for npr and is going after DOJ dogs.

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