Former Gov. Jesse Ventura outraged plenty when he announced he was continuing his lawsuit against slain Navy SEAL Chris Kyle by asking that Kyle’s widow, Taya, be substituted as the defendant in his defamation suit. Tonight, Ventura told Piers Morgan that he needs to pursue the suit in order to clear his name in advance of a future run for office. So, it’s a campaign move of sorts. Besides, Kyle’s publisher has insurance, right?
Jesse Ventura Explains Why He's Suing Widow Of "American Sniper" Murdered At Shooting Range http://t.co/Jocx5ODQJF
— Varghese (@Vt31008) June 4, 2013
"2016 would be the year to do it…I believe the time is right for it" Jesse #Ventura on a potential run for President.
— Piers Morgan Live (@PiersMorganLive) June 4, 2013
Jesse Ventura reckons he'd give Americans the opportunity to elect their 1st "no party" President since George Washington…
— RDS (@JAEYAAR) June 4, 2013
Jesse Ventura doesn't feel bad suing wife of murdered seal sniper Chris Kyle…that was the 3rd most awful part of Piers Morgan intv
— Tommy Firth (@TommyFirthFNC) June 4, 2013
How can ANYONE defend Jesse Ventura suing Chris Kyle's wife? WTF is wrong with people?
— MarcosWaterBottle (@MarcoRH20Bottle) June 4, 2013
Dragging the widow of an American hero into court so soon after his murder might seem cold, but Ventura’s choice of running mate should demonstrate his compassionate side.
Ventura/Stern 2016. You seriously cannot make this stuff up. #headdesk
— Eye on Politics (@EyeOnPolitics) May 31, 2013
So. Much. Fail…RT @AP Ex-MN Gov. Ventura hints at 2016 presidential bid with Howard Stern as possible running mate: http://t.co/8hSBlOVICl
— GOPRINCESS ?? MN Mama (@GOPrincess) June 1, 2013
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