Breaking: NFL legend Brett Favre sued Auditor Shad White and two national media figures for defamation regarding the Mississippi welfare scandal. Favre said White 'made egregiously false and defamatory statements ... to further his own political career.'
by Anna Wolfe and Adam Ganucheau, Mississippi Today February 9, 2023 Brett Favre, the NFL legend who has become publicly ensnared in the sprawling Mississippi welfare scandal, sued state Auditor Shad White and national sports media figures Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee for defamation. White, whose investigation of welfare misspending led to 2020 criminal charges of six people, is one of the most prominent officials to publicly discuss the scandal.
This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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