If you think the president .sucks, the Internet has a whole new way for you to convey those feelings.

The Trump Organization has tried to prevent online criticism by buying thousands of anti-Trump website names and mothballing them. Among the anti-Trump websites purchased by Trump’s company are DonaldTrumpSucks.com, ImBeingSuedByTheDonald.com, VoteAgainstTrump.com, TrumpFraud.org and TrumpScam.com, according to CNNMoney.

…

“Yes, the First Amendment should protect those sites,” Stanford law professor Mark Lemley told TheWrap.  “And Trump would certainly have no case; we allow much more freedom to make political statements than statements about brands.”

Brands would have a tough time suing too, he said.

“Under trademark law the first question is whether the use of such a site would confuse consumers into thinking that Microsoft or Apple sponsored something called ‘microsoft.sucks,’” Lemley said. “That seems extremely unlikely.”