[semimojo]

The only reason the guy has a platform is because his wife works for Trump.

Not really. He's been well known and well regarded in conservative legal circles since back in the Clinton/Paula Jones days.

In my opinion he's got every right to tweet his opinions.

[OldArmy52]

“The only reason the guy has a platform is because his wife works for Trump.
Not really. He’s been well known and well regarded in conservative legal circles since back in the Clinton/Paula Jones days”

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Conservative?
Maybe conservative like McCain, McFlake and McRomney are....fake conservatives. Trump has shown to be more conservative than McConway and the other Mc’s all put together. Guy’s no conservative.

[mbrfl]

“In my opinion he’s got every right to tweet his opinions.”

Nobody’s talking about his right to tweet his opinions. Of course he’s got a right to tweet them. We’re talking about his character and what a low life he is. If you think his lame, poorly articulated ad hominem tweets against Trump are based on genuine political conviction, you’re kidding yourself. He’s doing it to undermine his wife, not to make a political point. If you don’t believe that, you’re kidding yourself. But, you’re right, at the end of the day, he has the right to be an A-hole.

[Zhang Fei]

[In my opinion he’s got every right to tweet his opinions.]

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Anyone has the right to sabotage his spouse’s career as long as he’s not breaking any laws. The question is whether it is ethical for him to do so.