Ronna McDaniel to sue NBC

[Blaster]

She will sue because of breach of contract and defamation. This is a black eye for NBC.

Ronna McDaniel will sue for "mental distress" over NBC firing, friend says

After NBC decided to drop the former Republican National Committee chairwoman, she could be pursuing legal action.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Polishprince]

I wonder what the problem is here? As long as NBC is paying her for the full length of the contract including benefits, I can't see any damages here.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

I think reading the article this is just blustering by Hewitt. Admirable that the alt-right Hewitt wants to stand up for his friend. But nowhere in the article do I see McDaniel herself saying she was going sue.
And if she gets her money or a portion of that cash, she won't bother. This an embarrassment and black eye for NBC (who should have never hired her in the first place), but it's a bigger embarrassment for
McDaniel, who spouted the big lie profusely, and will now have to pay for it.

 

[Polishprince]

I think reading the article this is just blustering by Hewitt. Admirable that the alt-right Hewitt wants to stand up for his friend. But nowhere in the article do I see McDaniel herself saying she was going sue.
And if she gets her money or a portion of that cash, she won't bother. This an embarrassment and black eye for NBC (who should have never hired her in the first place), but it's a bigger embarrassment for
McDaniel, who spouted the big lie profusely, and will now have to pay for it.

If Ms. McDaniel gets every nickel due in the contract she signed, she won't have damages.

 

[verrip1]

I wonder what the problem is here? As long as NBC is paying her for the full length of the contract including benefits, I can't see any damages here.

Defamation = damage

 

[Blaster]

This an embarrassment and black eye for NBC

NBC was an embarrassment before the breach of contract with McDaniel.

 

[Rambunctious]

The on air hacks at NBC should be next on her target list... starting with madcow...

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Defamation = damage

I didn't see any defamation here. NBC News personnel brought up factual statements and beliefs that McDaniel expressed while chairing the RNC. And those statements and beliefs were contrary to the mission of a journalistic organization (sorry, NBC News has been around longer than Fox, OANN, and Newsmax..combined).

 

[Polishprince]

Defamation = damage

Was she "defamed"? I don't see it. Never worked a day for NBC, and they didn't fire her for alleged incompetence, just alleged conservatism.

Being called a "conservative", even if it isn't true, isn't a slander.

 

[verrip1]

Was she "defamed"? I don't see it. Never worked a day for NBC, and they didn't fire her for alleged incompetence, just alleged conservatism.

Being called a "conservative", even if it isn't true, isn't a slander.

Moving the goalposts so early in the game? Shocking. Not surprising, just shocking.

 

[Crepitus]

She will sue because of breach of contract and defamation. This is a black eye for NBC.

Ronna McDaniel will sue for "mental distress" over NBC firing, friend says

After NBC decided to drop the former Republican National Committee chairwoman, she could be pursuing legal action.

www.newsweek.com

Who fucking cares? They are getting what greedy morons always get eventually.

 

[Blaster]

Why is NBC afraid to hire a conservative commentator?

 

[verrip1]

Why is NBC afraid to hire a conservative commentator?

Don't tell me that they aren't inclusive.

Well, OTOH, that would be true.

 

[Blaster]

Fox News hires liberal commentators.

 

[Blaster]

I didn't see any defamation here. NBC News personnel brought up factual statements and beliefs that McDaniel expressed while chairing the RNC. And those statements and beliefs were contrary to the mission of a journalistic organization

Nonsense

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Nonsense

Then kindly point out to the class where exactly she was defamed...and by who.

For your edification, I'll include the definition of defamation of character as the law defines it.

What Is Defamation Of Character? Definition & Examples

Defamation of character is defined as a false statement of fact that causes the victim some type of harm. You can pursue a civil claim for defamation of character. This means filing a tort lawsuit in hopes of recovering monetary compensation for the damage done to you. This guide explains what

www.forbes.com

I see no instance where McDaniel was defamed. She was certainly embarrassed and humiliated...but those aren't grounds for suing for defamation.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Was she "defamed"? I don't see it. Never worked a day for NBC, and they didn't fire her for alleged incompetence, just alleged conservatism.

Being called a "conservative", even if it isn't true, isn't a slander.

They did not fire her for being a conservative.

Why must everything be lied about these days

 

[Augustine_]

She will sue because of breach of contract and defamation. This is a black eye for NBC.

Ronna McDaniel will sue for "mental distress" over NBC firing, friend says

After NBC decided to drop the former Republican National Committee chairwoman, she could be pursuing legal action.

www.newsweek.com

The black eye was thinking about employing that evil slag in the first place

 

[MarathonMike]

She will sue because of breach of contract and defamation. This is a black eye for NBC.

Ronna McDaniel will sue for "mental distress" over NBC firing, friend says

After NBC decided to drop the former Republican National Committee chairwoman, she could be pursuing legal action.

www.newsweek.com

NBC has long been exposed as a wing of the DemoFascist Party. Same with CNN, AP, PBS, etc.....

 

[Blaster]

The black eye was thinking about employing that evil slag in the first place

You don't believe in people voicing opinions different than yours?