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msfiddlestix

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12. Maybe because the loss for Veritus seems a paltry amount relatively, and will be appealed. (?)

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Sep 25, 2022, 08:18 AM

Sep 2022

as I read this, and realized how far back in time this occurred (I do recall the story in real time) and the award is a pittance compared to what was probably spent litigating, doesn't quite seem like a win?

just guessing.

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Project Veritas loses jury verdict to Democratic consulting firm [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2022 OP

You got any cosplay for that, James? tanyev Sep 2022 #1

Veritas has as much journalism as a bowel movement. ificandream Sep 2022 #2

Yes! Wild blueberry Sep 2022 #3

Yay Victory.. took awhile but Cha Sep 2022 #4

K&R! SheltieLover Sep 2022 #5

Not much of an award for violating wiretapping laws! LeftInTX Sep 2022 #6

Yes. The court loss by PV, however, sets a precedent that helps define the purposes of journalism. ancianita Sep 2022 #7

I really dislike O"Keefe and Project Veritas LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2022 #8

(The verdict would) "help to discourage Mr. O'Keefe and others..." Grins Sep 2022 #9

Heavily edited Quanto Magnus Sep 2022 #10

Exactly. canuckledragger Sep 2022 #15

A curse on them for defiling a good Latin word Blue Owl Sep 2022 #11

Maybe because the loss for Veritus seems a paltry amount relatively, and will be appealed. (?) msfiddlestix Sep 2022 #12

Robert Creamer, who heads Democracy Partners, is Jan Schakowsky's husband. hedda_foil Sep 2022 #13

Didn't realize that! BumRushDaShow Sep 2022 #14

K&R ck4829 Sep 2022 #16