If I were the time keeper, I’d have never started this slut’s clock of fame.
(My goal is to call her a slut as many times as humanly possible. I sincerely hope her feelings are hurt by this, since she has no consideration for my “feelings” or my time; not to mention my money. I’m outraged tax payer dollars paid our elected officials to hear this slut drone on about what she can’t afford.)
You don't want to do that publicly in Georgia, Louisiana, Illinois, or a bunch of other states. "Slut" is still per se defamation in prevailing case law. The Georgia Court of Appeals held it to be the case as recently as 2008. Damages are presumed and don't have to be proved, and because it's per se defamation, you lose your 'reasonable belief' defense.
I know virtually nobody sues over it any longer, but somebody did in Georgia in 2008, and are you going to trust Sandra Fluke, a plaintiff's attorney, and a jury with your wallet?