Let's stick to the facts for a moment. Weyrich has publicly rehashed a demonstrably false claim. This lie, long since repudiated by virtually all of Christianity, has emboldened murderous anti-Semites practically since the birth of Christ. I know full well that Weyrich has never advocated, suggested or implied that anybody should harm Jews. Still, Weyrich's assertions are deemed insufficient to justify my assertion.
Opinions are by definition a matter of opinion.
The more applicable standard legally and beyond is whether the opinion does not exceed the facts. The facts here are beyond dispute. In recent weeks, FrontPage has published my reporting on a number of subjects, even when my exclusive stories, while well-sourced, albeit in one case anonymously, were hardly beyond dispute. Certainly, I cited compelling evidence to accuse Jesse Jackson of being a cheap tipper or Arthur Waskow of indulging demented proposals for social justice. And, in each case, the aforementioned creeps declined numerous opportunities to respond.