THE REPUBLICAN Party of Texas recently threatened legal action against a Republican-Enron parody Web site, EnronownstheGOP.com. Despite the assertion of trademark misappropriation, the Web site is still up and running. Indeed, there are indications that the branch of the Grand Old Party is backing away from its legal threat. This time, the Republicans probably picked the wrong fight.Kill Gray BOX
March 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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THE REPUBLICAN Party of Texas recently threatened legal action against a Republican-Enron parody Web site, EnronownstheGOP.com. Despite the assertion of trademark misappropriation, the Web site is still up and running. Indeed, there are indications that the branch of the Grand Old Party is backing away from its legal threat. This time, the Republicans probably picked the wrong fight.
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