The last bit is not quite accurate. Private citizens also can show negligence. I din't think that doctor qualifies as a public figure.
To: Tench_Coxe
I don’t understand. In what Universe is this not ‘provable malice’ if it’s a lie?
2 posted on
07/25/2024 1:21:09 PM PDT by
Jamestown1630
("A Republic, if you can keep it.")
To: Tench_Coxe
I thought the left was the party of Sterility and Death and Population control. You would expect a voluntarily "non reproducing person" like Maddow to back the "death to the unborn" initative rather than attack it.
That said, I hope the jury goes all "Rudy Guliani" on her.
To: Tench_Coxe
They need to treat this on equal basis to the ruling imposed against Alex Jones.
To: Tench_Coxe
Fake News makes verifiably false statements every day 24-7 on cable
6 posted on
07/25/2024 1:24:58 PM PDT by
NWFree
(Somebody has to say it 🤪)
To: Tench_Coxe
How awesome would it be to see madcow bankrupted and living in a box under a bridge.
7 posted on
07/25/2024 1:26:29 PM PDT by
Newtoidaho
(All I ask of living is to have no chains on me.)
To: Tench_Coxe
No actual malice because malice is personal. This was just a general policy to make border control and the Trump administration look bad. Nothing personal. Doctor just caught in crossfire.
8 posted on
07/25/2024 1:27:28 PM PDT by
heartwood
(If you're looking for the /sarc tag, you just passed it..)
To: Tench_Coxe
I don't think that doctor qualifies as a public figure. Agreed. Nobody outside of his own practice, circle of colleagues, etc., would know who he is without the slander of Rachel Maddow. Shouldn't this be enough to make it past the public figure hurdle of the New York Times vs Sullivan?
To: Tench_Coxe
Tey were libeling the doctor in order to libel Trump.
14 posted on
07/25/2024 3:04:29 PM PDT by
odawg
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