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12. Thank you for your detailed answer, as opposed

Tue Mar 7, 2023, 06:10 PM

Mar 2023

to the curt "no" answers from others. I was looking for the legal reasoning. Thank you.

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No. WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2023 #1

SMH inthewind21 Mar 2023 #2

There is nothing criminal about lying to the public. Chainfire Mar 2023 #3

To me, it's voter fraud... defrauding the voting public. Karadeniz Mar 2023 #18

The First Amendment is a double edged sword. Chainfire Mar 2023 #19

No. Ocelot II Mar 2023 #4

Not really Zeitghost Mar 2023 #9

The OP's question is about statements made by Fox News, Ocelot II Mar 2023 #11

Thank you for your detailed answer, as opposed Sogo Mar 2023 #12

i think there should be a class action lawsuit samnsara Mar 2023 #5

Based on what legal theory? Ocelot II Mar 2023 #6

I gotta ask one question here, if you would. bluestarone Mar 2023 #14

That would be a tough case, since the obvious defense would be Ocelot II Mar 2023 #16

TY! bluestarone Mar 2023 #17

No DetroitLegalBeagle Mar 2023 #7

It's not that I just "don't like" it; Sogo Mar 2023 #13

I wonder if those canetoad Mar 2023 #15