Michael Moore’s ex-wife, Kathleen Glynn, is suing him. She claims that Moore is “stiffing her on profits from their joint movie projects.” However, Moore said this is nothing more than a “smear campaign.”
Moore’s lawyer, Kenneth Warner, wrote in court papers filed Friday that Glynn sued in order to publicize information that would have remained sealed and confidential if their case had stayed in the Michigan court.
It was an attempt to “smear [Moore] in the press with her false allegations,” Warner said, scting The Post’s exclusive coverage of the lawsuit.
The lawsuit is “an act of extreme disrespect to the Michigan Circuit Court,” the court documents say, noting that decisions in the New York case could conflict with progress in the ongoing Michigan case, Warner said.
She “gratuitously included highly personal and confidential information in her petition in an apparent effort to increase public exposure and try to embarrass [Moore],” Warner wrote.
Sorry Mikey boy. I can’t believe you, because you and those in your social circles said that women must be believed no matter what. That’s the rule.
I'm confused, thought we were supposed to believe women, and not old white dudes. https://t.co/LPbvZpW2qt
— yojamesbo (@yojamesbo) September 29, 2018
No Mike! Women must be believed! https://t.co/ODguhmy1aa
— Jonathan Brothers (@BrothaBrothers) September 29, 2018
Isn't He for Women always being Believed? #ConfirmKavanaugh
— LJ James (@AmericanBikerX) September 29, 2018
@MMFlint She must be believed!!
— Nick Allen (@globalNick72) September 29, 2018
At all costs!
But aren’t we supposed to believe every allegation a woman makes regardless of the evidence or lack thereof?
— Tim Dooley (@Dooley417) September 29, 2018
— AJ Hansen (@ajhansen33) September 29, 2018
Oh no, you are guilty no matter what!!!
— Gionani (@kozanigio) September 29, 2018
Sorry Mike. I don’t make up the rules. Liberals do.
h/t Fox News