Former President Donald Trump has asserted that imposing a protective order on him would infringe upon his First Amendment rights, vowing to continue discussing the criminal charges against him. Trump criticized federal prosecutors and accused them of attempting to curtail his ability to speak freely about his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Special counsel Jack Smith had requested a protective order to prevent Trump from revealing evidence provided to his lawyers during the discovery process. Trump’s legal team did not object to a protective order but proposed a less restrictive version. Despite the legal battles he faces, including federal and state charges, Trump remains vocal on the campaign trail, asserting that his indictments are aimed at his political movement. He emphasized that he would continue to discuss the charges and protect his First Amendment rights.
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Trump says a protective order would violate his First Amendment rights: ‘I will talk’ (nbcnews.com)
Donovan was born and raised in the deep south of South Central Georgia, roughly two hours from the Georgia-Florida line. His father was a guitar player, farmer, and eventually blue color worker for GM. His mother suffered from Scleroderma starting a few years after he was born, so she became a home maker. Growing up as an only child, Donovan’s interest included music (though he really never learned to play anything) and anything dealing with technology, but specifically computers.
He has spent his entire life involved with computer technology either as a hobby or as a career. In his middle to late teens, he ran a BBS (electronic bulletin board system – the precursor to the modern day Internet). He learned about networking computer systems, building computers, and communication technologies as part of his career.
Later in life, he fulfilled his dream of running his own ISP (Internet Service Provider) when he was hired first as the Network Manager and eventually the General Manager of the Telecommunications Department for the City of Tifton, known as CityNet.
Today he runs his own IT business and has been podcasting in some form or fashion since 2011.