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Candace Owens Demanded Discovery - Then Tried to Stop It
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July 30, 2026
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14:41Now PlayingMacron v. Candace Owens finally reached a Delaware judge on Monday, July 27 — and Owens' lawyers spent the entire motion-to-dismiss hearing on jurisdiction, forum, and statute of limitations instead of the merits. In this breakdown: what personal jurisdiction actually requires, why Owens is asking a Delaware court to borrow France's three-month defamation deadline, and the 2020 lawsuit in which Candace Owens personally sued USA Today and Lead Stories in that same Delaware Superior Court. Plus the second front — Brian Harpole, Charlie Kirk's former head of security, suing Owens and Mitchell Snow in federal court in Nashville over the Fort Huachuca assassination story — where Harpole is pleading as a private figure, meaning no actual-malice requirement. And the question Judge Sheldon K. Rennie asked from the bench that could turn a motion designed to stop discovery into an order that produces it.
Nothing here is a finding of liability. Owens denies the claims, no court has ruled on the merits of either case, and the motion to dismiss was taken under advisement without a ruling.
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