Ranting to /dev/null

Son of Rathergate

Most of us probably thought that Rathergate was mostly over when the January 10 report was published and three executives were asked to resign. That right there would have been a decently satisfactory end, as various heads promised to roll, and it became obvious that the reason that Rather is resigning ahead of schedule was probably to avoid getting axed altogether.

But it only gets better. Just when you thought the credibility of CBS couldn't get any more tarnished, the three executives that have been asked to resign are refusing to do so and hiring lawyers.

This is gonna get juicy.