Gloria Allred: ‘When People Call Me Names I Know I’ve Won’

Posted on April 30, 2013 by Andrew Findley

Yahoo/CNBC; April 30, 2013

She-Devil. Delusional. Shrill. Self-promoter. The Worst.

Just some of the names people have called attorney Gloria Allred.

She doesn’t seem to care. “When people call me names I know that I’ve won because it means they have no good argument to present,” Allred told Off The Cuff. “When they use names, or four-letter words, that means I’ve won. They’ve had to resort to name calling. So they’ve sent up the flag so to speak: ‘you’ve won, we’ve lost. This is all we’ve got now’,” she said.

Read the complete article and watch the video here: http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/off-the-cuff/gloria-allred-people-call-names-know-ve-won-015156717.html

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