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Oeditpus Rex

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11. This strikes me as like

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat Sep 6, 2025, 01:36 PM

Sep 6

the New York Giants suing the Yankees in 1956 for winning more championships and drawing more fans, even though they're right across the Harlem River.

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Judge Cannon just blew up Newsmax's 'shotgun' lawsuit against Fox News before the case even got off the ground [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 6 OP

From a vague spectator perspective, I'd bet there could (have been) and still is a case there hlthe2b Sep 6 #1

Apparently she gave them the option to refile BumRushDaShow Sep 6 #2

Some jurisdictions recogonize a "motion for a more specific pleading." John1956PA Sep 6 #4

It is to laugh RVN VET71 Sep 6 #6

And Fox DOES? hlthe2b Sep 6 #7

Sorry about that, but it's kind of axiomatic the Fox is of the Devil RVN VET71 Sep 7 #16

She's still kicking cans down the road, I see padah513 Sep 6 #3

Don't bring a shotgun to a cannon fight. Marcuse Sep 6 #5

Day-am! I've bought extra popcorn to eat while watching the entertainment. JoetheShow Sep 6 #8

Keep the faith BaronChocula Sep 6 #13

Even SHE has her limits. mwb970 Sep 6 #9

Newsmax-Fox complaint pdf ificandream Sep 6 #10

This strikes me as like Oeditpus Rex Sep 6 #11

She got the phone call. Sneederbunk Sep 6 #12

Bad lawyering on Newmax's part. onenote Sep 6 #14

I hope it continues, and costs them both a lot of money JoseBalow Sep 6 #15

My read RedArkGuy Sep 7 #17

My read: onenote Sep 7 #18