I'm not one either....but I stayed in a Holiday Inn Express last night....Todd Snyder was my fave player...and it was both....drunk and sarcastic.

I haven't kept up on this aspect of the law much, but as I recall she could be considered a limited purpose public figure, but a lot depends on the circumstances -- whether she became part of a controversy by her own actions or was dragged into it by the guys making the statements. I think that's where courts have been pulling back. She could have a good case if they presented their statements as "fact" rather than "opinion," although "opinion" doesn't make it go completely away.