To: lakeprincess
This reminds me of that episode of “Seinfeld” where Kramer settles his suit against the coffee shop for a lifetime supply of free coffee.
2 posted on
02/19/2009 4:22:49 PM PST by
Bloody Sam Roberts
(All the oil's in Texas...but all the dipsticks are in Washington, DC.)
To: lakeprincess
It will be interesting to see what Ms. Iseman has to say in her Op-Ed.
4 posted on
02/19/2009 4:39:44 PM PST by
SuziQ
To: lakeprincess
According to Fox, she settled - not dropped.
7 posted on
02/19/2009 4:50:40 PM PST by
mathluv
( Conservative first and foremost, republican second)
To: lakeprincess
They must’ve got some other dirt on her and calmed her down.
9 posted on
02/19/2009 5:03:03 PM PST by
Thebaddog
(Obama really did believe that stuff he was saying during the campaign)
To: lakeprincess
Ms. Iseman, however, is not a government or public official, and in our view, not even a public figure. Had this case proceeded to trial, the judicial determination of whether she is entitled to the protections afforded a private citizen would have been the subject of a ferocious, pivotal battle, with Ms. Iseman insisting on her status as a private person and The New York Times asserting that she had entered the public arena, and was therefore fair game. Niiiiiice. NYT libels you, then when you say, hey, you can't get away with that, I'm not a public figure, they say, sure you are, look at all the press you're getting because you're suing us for libel!"
11 posted on
02/19/2009 8:30:12 PM PST by
jiggyboy
(Ten per cent of poll respondents are either lying or insane)
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