"Karl Denninger" wrote in message
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In article . net,
NOYB wrote:


The DRUDGE REPORT has obtained O'Reilly accuser Andrea Mackris' financial
records which show a combined debt of nearly $100,000!

FOXNEWS producer Andrea Mackris, who filed a multimillion dollar sexual
harassment suit against top talker O'Reilly earlier this month, has
I.O.U's
scatted throughout the financial world, records show.

Mackris was making $93K a year when she returned to FOXNEWS in 2004 [she
earned $69,088 in 2003], but records dated October 18 show she holds
$37,578
in credit card debt, and $61,913 in student loans.

"It appears Ms. Mackris was living way beyond her means," a source close
to
the situation told DRUDGE late Thursday.

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Damn. If she's "living way beyond her means", then *I'm* in deep ****.
$100k in debt? That's it? I'm in the hock for about a million-five.



$37k in credit card debt is BIG trouble for someone making $100k a year.

At any given point, if you took a snapshot of my credit card debt, it's
probably $15-20k. But it's paid off in full every month and I have
never--not even once-- paid interest on it. Just stating that she has $37k
in credit card debt doesn't tell us if she carries that over from
month-to-month, or if she just so happened to make several large purchases
right before they checked her financial statement. Hell, she's a producer.
It's conceivable that she outlays her expenses every month on a personal
card, and then Fox reimburses her.

That being said, I think she deserves to lose this suit. If things were so
bad when she first left Fox for CNN, then why did she come back for more?
And why did she wait to complain until after O'Reilly had already filed a
$60 million lawsuit against her for trying to extort him? Her motives were
evil and disingenuous from the start. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to
see it come out that this was a concerted behind-the-scenes plan by those on
the Left to discredit a person who they perceive as a threat.