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Pathetic.
Herd together you nitwits.
“…The Biden Administration isn’t yet done, and still more of it’s dirty dealings are coming to light. Remember Operation Choke Point, the semi-secret program to ‘debank’ disfavored businesses like guns and weed under the Obama administration? Well say hello to Operation Choke point 2.0, where the disfavored people being unbanked are the Obama/Biden Machine’s political opponents…”
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Imagine being Israel and having to live in this neighborhood. Netanyahu should take full advantage of the situation.
I thank God for this important verdict.
Alvin Bragg is a disgrace and should be impeached.
Look out for the race baiters trying to stir up hate for political, ratings, or economic gain.
This case was about untreated mental disorder, ineffective law enforcement and court system, and outright heroism.
The left has done everything to try to warp and destroy our life ways and our systems.
Common sense ultimately prevailed.
“…In a pair of orders, the jury will be allowed to award punitive damages and his experts would be allowed to be heard by the jury on the damages in the case. It also found that the Navy veteran was not a public figure and thus is not subject to the higher standard of proof associated with that status.
The punitive damages decision is particularly interesting legally. It could prove financially onerous for the struggling network, which has plunging ratings and has reduced staff.
The court found that CNN’s “retraction” was insufficient to remove punitive damages from the table. In my torts class, we discuss retraction statutes and the requirements of time and clarity. I specifically discussed the CNN case.
The report at the heart of the case aired on a Nov. 11, 2021 segment on CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper” and was shared on social media and (a different version) on CNN’s website. In the segment, Tapper tells his audience ominously how CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt discovered “Afghans trying to get out of the country face a black market full of promises, demands of exorbitant fees, and no guarantee of safety or success.”
Marquardt piled on in the segment, claiming that “desperate Afghans are being exploited” and need to pay “exorbitant, often impossible amounts” to flee the country. He then named Young and his company as an example of that startling claim.
The damages in the case could be massive but Young was facing the higher New York Times v. Sullivan standard of “actual malice,” requiring a showing of knowing falsehood or a reckless disregard of the truth. Judge Roberts previously found that “Young sufficiently proffered evidence of actual malice, express malice, and a level of conduct outrageous enough to open the door for him to seek punitive damages.”
The evidence included messages from Marquardt that he wanted to “nail this Zachary Young mfucker” and thought the story would be Young’s “funeral.” After promising to “nail” Young, CNN editor Matthew Philips responded: “gonna hold you to that cowboy!” Likewise, CNN senior editor Fuzz Hogan described Young as “a shit.”
As is often done by media, CNN allegedly gave Young only two hours to respond before the story ran. It is a typical ploy of the press to claim that they waited for a response while giving the target the smallest possible window.
In this case, Young was able to respond in the short time and Marquardt messaged a colleague, “fucking Young just texted.”
That record supports a showing of actual malice…”
“…Joy Reid’s criticism of Donald Trump for demanding the release of Hamas hostages isn’t just bizarre, it’s dangerous…”
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A combination of obsessive hatred, politics as life, and a desperate need to be accepted in their peer group led many faceless bureaucrats and lower-tier politicians to compromise personal and professional integrity in a desperate attempt to destroy Trump.
I have no sympathy for them. This is how I see them.
I remember visiting the Pearl Harbor Memorial when I was in my early twenties. I remember waiting for the boat to take people over to the memorial and reading the plaques in the waiting area that were sent from all over the country. It brought tears to my eyes. This is a powerful and emotional place to visit.
Punishingly stupid.
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I thought this guy froze into a pillar of stone?
