60 Minutes pushed an utterly false assertion the Governor DeSantis favored Publix giving out COVID vaccines in a pay-for-play.

That is a lie.

Back during the Civil Rights Movement, souther Democrat politicians would sue northern newspapers that exposed their ties to the Klan for libel.

The Supreme Court decided that the press needed protection so made the standard for suing them by a public person very high.

Now the media had abused that to push absolute partisan lies and mendacity because they know it’s almost impossible for a politician to sue them and win.  Especially when they mix journalism and opinion so freely.

Conservatives need to start suing the media over every lie, omission of context, and deceptive edit until one of these cases makes it all the way to the Supreme Court and precedent can be reversed.

It should be that if 60 Minutes accuses a Governor of pay-for-play then deceptively edits the interview and hides exculpatory evidence they should be sued into absolute bankruptcy.

The media is too bold with their partisanship, dishonesty, and influence to be allowed to continue like this.

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By J. Kb

2 thoughts on “The most important decision the Supreme Court could make is making it easier to sue reporters for libel”
  1. They are just following Biden’s example.

    Biden’s persona is “nice guy”. The real Biden, however, is nothing of the sort. Malicious lies are his stock in trade, over and over again.

  2. Anyone who has any knowledge of Florida knows Publix is as common as Starbucks; their being involved in vaccine distribution when Wal-Mart, Kroger, CVS, and Walgreens are involved elsewhere is a no-brainer.

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