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Shirley Sherrod Is ‘Definitely’ Going to Sue Andrew Breitbart

By Dan Amira

If you were thinking about making an apology, Breitbart, which you definitely were not, forget about it. Sherrod no longer wants one. [AP via HuffPo]

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