Jesse Ventura sues Chis Kyle's widow

[Redneck_Buddha]

Furthermore, Chris Kyle made no money off of his book, nor does Taya Kyle. He donated all the profits from his book to America's Mighty Warriors, a non-profit started by the mother of Marc Allen Lee, the first SEAL killed in Iraq, and dedicated to support and encourage the troops and their families (SOURCE: http://atwar.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/ ... l-brother/).

In light of that, it seems like a judge ought to throw the lawsuit out, since its premise is, "It would be unjust to permit the estate to continue to profit from Kyle’s wrongful conduct and to leave Governor Ventura without redress for ongoing damage to his reputation."

Ventura has already done enough to damage his own reputation.

[Carry-a-Kimber]

Ventura is like school in summer time, no class.

[OldCannon]

Ventura is like school in summer time, no class.

And yet he just announced he would be interested in running for Prez in 2016.

[johncanfield]

It is further worth noting, as a sidebar, that this pogue was elected governor by the same state that sent Al Franken to the Senate. Must be a high lead content in the water up there or something....

[The Annoyed Man]

Ventura is like school in summer time, no class.

And yet he just announced he would be interested in running for Prez in 2016.

He might have a certain appeal to the same geniuses who elected Obama.

[JALLEN]

Ventura now is in la-la land, where if he doesn't see his name in the paper, he believes he doesn't exist.

It's easy to file suits and get huffy-puffy but eventually you have to prove it, and it is hard to imagine how he will show that this story (1) is false, and (2) if false, injured his reputation.

Mrs. Kyle ought not to have to worry about this, but that's our way.

[RPBrown]

There is nothing that explains how I feel that would be accepted on our forum.