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Trump v. Cook · ¶62

As a last resort, the Government halfheartedly contends that Cook in fact received due process after all. In its view, the President gave Cook notice and an opportunity to be heard when he first posted about the matter on social media. That is despite the fact that the President’s post did not suggest that a response from Cook would be appropriate, nor did it even provide a clear account of the charge made against her. It instead read simply “Cook must resign, now!!!” and linked to a news article about Pulte’s letter. ECF Doc. 1, p. 14.
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