Quote (kenw @ 6 Feb 2021 12:16)
Sure, they should sue if they deem anything defamatory and they feel they have chance of winning. CNN reporting about the contents of the lawsuit could be considered defamatory; however, chances of winning in court would be minuscule thus a waste of money. Stating Smarmatic and Dominion are the same entity, claiming Hugo Chavez founded the company , implying the machines are designed to alter votes in order to change the outcome of the election , etc are stuff worthy of dispute.
Fox News, oddly, did not make the claim that Smartmatic and Dominion were the same, or that Hugo Chavez founded the company, or any of that. That was alleged by Powell. Fox News reported her allegations and cited them as her allegations.
This is what I'm saying, you're holding a true double standard here. 4 years of "Russiagate" nonsense that found no collusion or election fraud or foreign interference in the process at all, and you still think trolls like Maddow are just fine. Fox News reports on lawsuits and allegations by those bringing those suits, and suddenly they're "crossing the line"?
Hell, I still remember 5 minutes ago, when, WHILE REPORTING the allegations of Powell, Tucker Carlson told his audience that he reached out to Powell to try to get some evidence of the allegations, and Powell refused to provide any AND backed out of an appearance on his show. He was lambasted over the fact AND his ratings tanked, and you your very self were laughing about it.
What'd Fox News do again?
