James O’Keefe Files Lawsuit Against Media Outlet For Defamation After NH Voter Fraud Exposé

MRCTV (Media Research Center TV) ^ | 1/30/2012 | Joe Schoffstall

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I did watch it. He did not lose his job and he is fighting the charge.

I am sick of your lies and distortions about Republicans.

[trumandogz]

“James O’ Keefe has had enough with the liberal media's character assasination {sic}...”

It seems like they would teach spelling at journalism school.

Or at least educate folks on the operation of a spell checker.

[trumandogz]

“James O’ Keefe has had enough with the liberal media's character assasination {sic}...”

It seems like they would teach spelling at journalism school.

Or at least educate folks on the operation of a spell checker.

[napscoordinator]

I did watch it. He did not lose his job and he is fighting the charge.
I am sick of your lies and distortions about Republicans.

You are the biggest liar on the planet. He is not fighting it. He is going on trial tomorrow with SEVEN felonies you idiot. Go to heck to freak.

[VeniVidiVici]

If you would name the guy in Indiana that you say has lost his job we may know who the hell you're talking about.

If you are referring to Secretary of State White, he most certainly did not lose his job. As a matter of fact the judge ruled he can stay in his position until his appeals are exhausted if he desires.

I would hardly call voting outside of one's district "vote fraud". It is illegal, but the circumstances hardly seem to rise to the level of guilt. But we will wait and see what he is convicted of, if anything.

The most common vote fraud, and practiced by the Democrats on a daily basis, is submitting false ballots to influence the outcome of the election. Point me to one instance of Republicans being arrested for doing this. Anywhere.

"Charlie White registered to vote at a place he didn't live. That was in contravention of the law," said Karen Celestino-Horseman, a lawyer for the Indiana State Democratic Party, which brought the allegations against White at the Indiana Recount Commission. "It was not his residence."