Windy City Ag said:Quote:
The Atlantic "published these statements with actual malice," the suit states.
"Actual malice" is the high legal standard that public figures must meet to prevail in a defamation case. It means that the author either knew a claim was false or displayed "reckless disregard of whether it was false or not."
Defamation cases often fall apart because the plaintiffs fail to prove "actual malice."
I will go with the Atlantic on this one as Kash likely does not want a full vetting of his actions. The Trump WSJ suit was dismissed for no "actual malice" basis and that is probably what will happen here as well.
My favorite part of that article, by the way, was Patel forgetting how to login to his computer and immediately assuming he had been canned.
I bet you also went with Trump peed on hookers and Hunter Bidens laptop was part of Russian disinformation. I mean it was published in the media after all.

