America's Hero Davin Nunes' lawsuit is being dismissed? We need to raise Cain! Calling it frivolous! Bad Judges killing America! The article posted reads: Article Rep. Devin Nunes vowed to expand his lawsuit against Fusion GPS on Saturday, a day after a federal court dismissed the California Republican’s racketeering conspiracy case against the opposition research firm. The judge gave the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee 30 days to file another amended complaint. “Congressman Nunes is pleased that the Court has granted him the opportunity to clarify and amplify the long history and pattern of obstruction by Fusion GPS,” Nunes’s lawyer Steven Biss told the Washington Examiner. “We have plenty of supplementary evidence to add to our filing, including ongoing examples of Fusion’s malfeasance.” Last September, Nunes filed his lawsuit against Fusion GPS, its founder Glenn Simpson, and the left-leaning watchdog group Campaign for Accountability, seeking $9.9 million in damages. Nunes told the court in an amended complaint in December that the “ongoing and continuous racketeering activities” by the defendants were “part of a joint and systematic effort” to “impede," "undermine," and "ultimately to derail” Nunes's congressional investigation into Russian interference. Nunes claimed the groups “acted in concert” to file “fraudulent and retaliatory ‘ethics’ complaints” against him to “harass and intimidate” him and to “protect Simpson, Fusion GPS, and others from criminal referrals” made to the Justice Department. Judge Liam O’Grady of the Eastern District of Virginia said on Friday the defendants “raise significant questions and make meritorious arguments as to both the sufficiency of the factual pleadings and the court’s jurisdiction over these defendants.” The judge said Nunes’s amended complaint “includes many rote statements of law and conclusory allegations which fall short of satisfying the pleading standard” and said that the legal claims were “insufficient to support a substantive ruling on these issues.” O’Grady ruled that Nunes’s lawsuit was “hereby dismissed without prejudice,” but said Nunes had a month to try again, in accordance with the federal rules prohibiting frivolous lawsuits. Fusion GPS’s lawyer did not respond to the Washington Examiner’s request for comment.