[leftcoaster]

It's not the crime...

Recklessly reporting dubious facts from a suspicious source

It's the coverup...

Standing behind the false story and trying to prove that forgeries are bona fide.

...that takes them down every time.

[Chaguito]

email to 60m@cbsnews.com:

Coverup - Ghost of Nixon haunts Dan Rather

[tjwmason]

It's the coverup...
Standing behind the false story and trying to prove that forgeries are bona fide.
...that takes them down every time.

Same thing happened with the fake 'abuse' photos of British soldiers. The editor of the Daily Mirror was sacked more because of the defence which he provided that for printing fakes in the first place; he seems to have crawled back under his rock (no doubt only for a short while), and the paper's circulation is still well-down. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/05/16/npiers116.xml

A result like this one would be quite beautiful, I can tell that from right across the Atlantic.