If British women’s rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen goes ahead with the defamation suit she is reportedly considering taking out against John Pesutto, the consequences could reach far beyond the personal fortunes of the Victorian opposition leader. After all, coming as soon as it does after the defamation suit lodged in the Federal Court last week by expelled Vic Lib MP Moira Deeming, it is not as if Mr Pesutto’s pen portrait of Ms Keen can be dismissed as an aberration.
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