On what grounds?
If a lawsuit is in order, it should be against the guys who fired her.
>>If a lawsuit is in order, it should be against the guys who fired her.<<
That pretty much nails the issue here. It’s also comical that they did.
She should also be suing the NAACP since they were the ones who contacted the White House to get her fired. They and Vilsack failed to research the video, and acted on impulse in ordering her firing. Her comments were taped at an NAACP event. What grounds she has to sue Breitbart is beyond me. It wasn't his fault that the NAACP and Vilsack reacted impulsively without investigating the comments.