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Jury trial could decide that. So far as I understood the story, he hasn't been charged yet. Which leads me to believe that either
a) powerful people tend not to be charged with crimes
b) there wasn't a substantial case to be made that he actually violated some criminal statute.
Perhaps we'll know soon enough.
there is an alternative c) those who disagree with what he has come to represent are attempting a character assassination of him.
A.
True. But that's kind of what b implies.
I'm not sure this would be the most effective way to attempt a character assassination anyway. Gore is kind of the straight man in every joke about him. This makes him look a little less robotic. Which isn't exactly the best way to attack somebody.
Some people also lie about a powerful person that way they can either get a lot of money or achieve fame themselves.
That is up to the court to decide.
He also should be charged with fraud.