In a press release about the suit, Klayman wrote that Loeb issued “an unprecedented 93-page single-spaced opinion, which reads like an ad hominem attack…Loeb mocked and belittled Klayman’s religious beliefs as a Jew who believes in Jesus Christ, and made a false finding that Klayman had ‘inappropriately touched one of his children,’ when in fact Cleveland Department of Children and Families and the local district attorney had investigated these false charges by Klayman’s ex-wife and found no such incident had occurred.”

In his suit against the newspapers, Klayman wrote, “These false charges were manufactured and ‘conveniently’ leveled only for tactical reasons after Plaintiff Klayman had filed for custody of his children. In addition, Plaintiff Klayman voluntarily took and passed a polygraph examination which provided further proof that he did not sexually abuse, much less inappropriately touch, his children, while tellingly his ex-spouse refused to submit to a polygraph over her false charges.”

Klayman alleged that Loeb went beyond his jurisdiction as a court magistrate when he declined to accept a children’s services report that showed no evidence of wrongdoing in Klayman’s relationship with his children. The magistrate relied instead on a report from the children’s pediatrician and a social worker who both agreed that there was cause for concern.

The magistrate’s motivations, Klayman said in his suit, are not rooted in what is best for the children, but rather his own liberal agenda against Klayman.

Klayman accused Loeb of “malicious intent” and of “conjur(ing) up false and malicious findings” against him based on the fact that Loeb is “Jewish, a Democrat and a leftist” who resents Klayman’s Christian beliefs and opposes his work on behalf of conservative causes.

Klayman also sued City Pages and the Phoenix New Times for reprinting Loeb’s allegations. He called both publications left-wing tracts and said they wrote about Loeb’s decision purely in an effort to discredit and ruin him.

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