[COEXERJ145]

Well, I'm not going to watch coverage on Fox News anymore.

They had to go drag out a relative who proceeded to do the usual b*tch, moan, and whine about how they're being so mistreated by the airline.

[Pukin Dog]

Its all just fodder for the personal injury lawyers, who will soon be landing in Kentucky and signing up family members at the airport. They will get them in front of psychologists and doctors who will provide (for pay) an exact measure of the level of grief that each person is feeling, then the lawyers will tie that to a specific dollar amount, then contact the airline for a quick settlement, of which they will take from a third to half of the money received, then fly home and turn on Sportscenter.

[EGPWS]

Well, I'm not going to watch coverage on Fox News anymore.

Yea, CNN and MSNBC would never stoop to such lows....

The only way to avoid this would be to dist TV in total and only listen to WWV on the radio. ; )

THAT would be "fair and balanced" to your liking.

[toldyou]

"They had to go drag out a relative who proceeded to do the usual b*tch, moan, and whine about how they're being so mistreated by the airline."

I could never understand, too, how a "grieving" relative could complain about being mistreated after unfortunate incidents such as airplane crashes. I'm puzzled by what they expect during all the confusion. I remember Katrina evacuees, who didn't leave their homes when told to, complained of being "mistreated," too, during rescues. They weren't rescued fast enough, no one fed them soon enough, etc, etc.