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csziggy

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10. I love that he references the "12 page letter"

Reply to Gothmog (Reply #9)

Tue Apr 28, 2020, 11:40 AM

Apr 2020

Was the letter longer than the three columns Hannity was whining about?

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LOL: NYT's Lawyer response to Sean Hannity legal threat over (accurate) reporting of his coverage [View all] hlthe2b Apr 2020 OP

Brevity is the soul of wit. SoonerPride Apr 2020 #1

This is so wrong! leftieNanner Apr 2020 #2

I prefer "stick it where the sun don't shine" DBoon Apr 2020 #6

Or,: lastlib Apr 2020 #16

I laughed so hard just now. Thank you, David McCraw! crickets Apr 2020 #3

Yeah, me too. grumpyduck Apr 2020 #8

One word is too short Takket Apr 2020 #4

"No" is the short answer. The long answer... "No way". WheelWalker Apr 2020 #5

The Classic Answer, Sir, To The Sort Of Letter Hannity Sent The Magistrate Apr 2020 #28

So..... underpants Apr 2020 #7

Umm. . You're. There's. niyad Apr 2020 #31

This is a great letter Gothmog Apr 2020 #9

I love that he references the "12 page letter" csziggy Apr 2020 #10

Think of the poor paralegals who have to come up with all the precedents and nuances of "no". Hermit-The-Prog Apr 2020 #35

Beautiful malaise Apr 2020 #11

Bullshit Bandwagon Wagon Master goes down. czarjak Apr 2020 #12

Brings Gen. Anthony McAuliffe to mind... Harker Apr 2020 #13

that's the first thing I thought of bigtime Apr 2020 #23

Hannity probably won't understand it. Wednesdays Apr 2020 #14

media needs to investigate why hannity's name is redacted in the mueller report glossary certainot Apr 2020 #15

Good catch! I too would like to know why. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2020 #17

Sorry, I can't read legalese. Can you simplify it for me? lagomorph777 Apr 2020 #18

I would have gone the Bill Baxley route with Hannity and his lawyer 47of74 Apr 2020 #19

I had no idea who Bill Baxley was ... Silver1 Apr 2020 #29

I would have preferred a FUCK NO, but I'm no lawyer. spanone Apr 2020 #20

Has his lawyer informed him that in a civil case you can be compelled to testify? brooklynite Apr 2020 #21

Hannity's cult will love it. They thrive on their perceived persecution by the librul press. progressoid Apr 2020 #22

Wemple has spent the last year pushing the "Steele Dossier is made up" line. OnDoutside Apr 2020 #24

I'm sure the word "pipsqueak" was uttered many times Warpy Apr 2020 #25

There goes that "corporate owned" NYT bowing to their oligharchic masters... ehrnst Apr 2020 #26

Trump encouraged Hannity because he himself was so successful at frivolous lawsuits and Karadeniz Apr 2020 #27

I might add: TomSlick Apr 2020 #30

K&R Blue Owl Apr 2020 #32

Excelent response. Short and to the point. There's no need to waste words and review time. napi21 Apr 2020 #33

Pound sand Hannity. MontanaMama Apr 2020 #34

I like this David McCraw! Cha Apr 2020 #36

Let them ponder this: The Wizard Apr 2020 #37

I would have gone the Barbosa/Pirates of the Carribean route . . . ET Awful Apr 2020 #38