Defendants in Klayman v. City Pages et al. file motion to dismiss amended complaint

Try as they might, those cheeky scamps at Wonkette just couldn't get Larry Klayman to sue them for defamation after he filed a lawsuit against Minnesota cartoonist Ken Avidor and two branches of the Voice Media chain, including international man of plaintiff misspelling mystery "Aaron Ruper."

Even when Klayman amended his lawsuit earlier this summer, Wonkette came up dry.

Once again, the defendants ask to have the complaint against them dismissed--with prejudice. The reason:

All Defendants, pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, move for the entry of an Order dismissing with prejudice Plaintiff's Amended Complaint [DE 14] because it fails to state a claim.

Translated into regular Minnesota English, that seems to mean that the various Voice Media employees and venues, and Mr. Avidor, believe that they published statements that are accurate and true.

Here's the motion:

DEFENDANTS' DISPOSITIVE MOTION TO DISMISS THE AMENDED COMPLAINT

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