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Pants on Fire?
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The Obama campaign doing what it does best ... unsealing divorce records
Whatever the company was worth, the Former Mrs Sullivan Stemberg was getting a pile of shares in it. If it was worth more, the same number of shares would equal more money; it if was worth less, the same number of shares would equal less money. In other words, the very fact she was being given shares meant that whatever the company was worth, she was being given the same fraction of shares.
The never ending divorce, which began almost twenty-five years ago has been litigated and re-litigated. "She has attempted to get her settlement overturned, but failed. She appealed the decision, and failed. She tried to take her case to the State Supreme Court, and was rejected. She has accused her husband and others of defrauding her, to no avail. She has sued her attorneys for malpractice, and lost. She has declared bankruptcy, and tried to sell her story as a book and a movie, also to no avail."
The court rejected Sullivan-Stemberg's request [to set aside the settlement] in 1994. Instead, Stemberg-Sullivan was found to have sold her stock expeditiously, before it matured to what it would be worth only a couple years later. "The wife cannot blame the husband for her uncoerced decision to sell approximately one half of her shares prior to the initial public offering of the Staples stock," the judge ruled. She had 500,000 shares of Staples, from the first divorce settlement.
Now waiting for the press to unseal the divorce papers Michelle Obama filed on Barack. Rumor says its something about allegations of his having a homosexual affair. But everyone know the Enquirer just makes those stories up
Whatever the company was worth, the Former Mrs Sullivan Stemberg was getting a pile of shares in it. If it was worth more, the same number of shares would equal more money; it if was worth less, the same number of shares would equal less money. In other words, the very fact she was being given shares meant that whatever the company was worth, she was being given the same fraction of shares.
The never ending divorce, which began almost twenty-five years ago has been litigated and re-litigated. "She has attempted to get her settlement overturned, but failed. She appealed the decision, and failed. She tried to take her case to the State Supreme Court, and was rejected. She has accused her husband and others of defrauding her, to no avail. She has sued her attorneys for malpractice, and lost. She has declared bankruptcy, and tried to sell her story as a book and a movie, also to no avail."
The court rejected Sullivan-Stemberg's request [to set aside the settlement] in 1994. Instead, Stemberg-Sullivan was found to have sold her stock expeditiously, before it matured to what it would be worth only a couple years later. "The wife cannot blame the husband for her uncoerced decision to sell approximately one half of her shares prior to the initial public offering of the Staples stock," the judge ruled. She had 500,000 shares of Staples, from the first divorce settlement.
Now waiting for the press to unseal the divorce papers Michelle Obama filed on Barack. Rumor says its something about allegations of his having a homosexual affair. But everyone know the Enquirer just makes those stories up
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Gloria Allred attended the “30 Days to Victory” Obama fundraiser at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on October 7th. She met privately with Obama backstage.
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member of the California delegation at the DNC, 2008 & 2012