Judge approves Gaetz, Greene lawsuit over canceled ‘America First’ rallies in California cities

Legal Battle Against ⁢Venue Cancellations

A federal judge recently gave the‍ green ‌light to legal action brought forth by⁣ GOP Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene against two California cities over‌ the cancellation of their ‌rallies in 2021.

City Cancellations⁣ Spark ⁢Controversy

Gaetz and Greene took legal action against the cities of⁢ Anaheim and Riverside after ​facing multiple cancellations by venues for their ‘America First’ rallies. Allegations suggest that ⁢city officials influenced venue cancellations due to⁢ political pressure and violated free speech rights.

The judge’s opinion highlighted the issue‌ of viewpoint discrimination in the event cancellations, providing a procedural victory for Gaetz ⁢and Greene.

While the ruling favored the lawmakers, allegations against leftist groups ⁢for ⁢conspiring with city officials⁣ lacked substantial evidence, as pointed out by the judge.

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Venue Troubles and Legal Representation

In their attempts to hold rallies across Orange and Riverside counties, multiple ​venue cancellations fueled ⁣by activist complaints disrupted Gaetz and Greene’s plans. The lawmakers resorted to a⁣ peaceful protest after the last-minute cancellation of the event.

Represented by a legal team that includes John ⁤Eastman, known for his involvement in advising former⁤ President ⁣Trump during the ⁤Georgia election⁢ controversy, Gaetz ⁤and Greene‌ continue their legal battle for free ​speech rights.

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