Over due I think

labman · Nov 22, 2004

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=578&e=1&u=/nm/20041123/ts_nm/media_rather_dc

[ November 23, 2004, 02:07 PM: Message edited by: labman ]

Al · Nov 22, 2004

Good riddance. Its interesting that the the man he succeeded ( Walter Cronkite) is so wacko and far left leaning he can't stand up any more.

W.T.McGlynn · Nov 22, 2004

NOT A DAY TOO SOON !

Jakebrake · Nov 23, 2004

Dan Blather...why March...why not TONIGHT?

GROUCHO MARX · Nov 23, 2004

Most of the reports of this are peppered with his docu-gate episode.

It seems to be implied this is what is pushing Dan out the door though no one is saying so.

andrews · Nov 23, 2004

Scott P, Why? Bill O'Rielly didn't submit false accusations/documents and try to pass it off as news. Dan Rather made a huge error in judgement or worse..... he lied with malice. Can't even compare the two. Besides, O'Rielly doesn't claim to be the evening news.

GROUCHO MARX · Nov 24, 2004

"I wonder when Bill O'Lielly will turn in his resignation?"
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As soon as his ratings fall as much as Rather's.

Scott P · Nov 24, 2004

I wonder when Bill O'Lielly will turn in his resignation?

djnogo · Nov 24, 2004

quote:

Originally posted by Scott P:
I wonder when Bill O'Lielly will turn in his resignation?

bill's only blatant bias is against stupidity.

jsharp · Nov 25, 2004

Dan rather is staying with 60 minutes though, in an editorial position where he can continue to shill for the DNC and not even need to pretend to be objective.

I'll start watching CBS again when they fire Dan rather and Mary Mapes for their attempt to influence the election with fabricated documents...

labman · Nov 25, 2004

When you have abused the public's trust the way CBS has, it will take more than getting rid of a few that went too far, before they deserve the support of the public. I am 61, and I doubt I will live long enough to forgive them if and when they reform.

jsharp · Nov 25, 2004

quote:

Originally posted by labman:
When you have abused the public's trust the way CBS has, it will take more than getting rid of a few that went too far, before they deserve the support of the public. I am 61, and I doubt I will live long enough to forgive them if and when they reform.

You're right I'm sure. The problem there is systemic. Fire one or two and 10 more that are just as biased will take their place. I figured calling for those two to be fired would be enough to make sure I never had to watch CBS again...

labman · Nov 25, 2004

I don't know as I need any special excuse for not watching them.

Over due I think

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