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klook

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29. Cool! Thanks. (nt)

Reply to OnDoutside (Reply #19)

Fri Dec 14, 2018, 11:00 AM

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Former ABC reporter Brian Ross appears to have been vindicated. [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2018 OP

Ross deserves much more than an apology. klook Dec 2018 #1

Proves once again, Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #8

Exactly! All that. catrose Dec 2018 #18

+1,000 malaise Dec 2018 #20

I agree. He should get his job back, or back wages if he has another good job. Honeycombe8 Dec 2018 #21

A lot of DUers piled on Ross too RandiFan1290 Dec 2018 #26

I don't recall this Brian Ross thing at all. So I looked it up. Honeycombe8 Dec 2018 #34

At the very least all that. BSdetect Dec 2018 #28

+1 uponit7771 Dec 2018 #30

He should get back pay for sure FakeNoose Dec 2018 #35

Think he'll get that apology? maxsolomon Dec 2018 #2

Brian Ross, Dan Rather UpInArms Dec 2018 #3

talk radio plays a huge part in all those - limbaugh gets fed the story and talking points and certainot Dec 2018 #15

And Dan Rather was ABSOLUTELY ON THE RIGHT TRAIL. Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #24

It seems like so much of the "speculation " is coming true Buckeyeblue Dec 2018 #4

republicans piss all over the corporate media Achilleaze Dec 2018 #5

He may have been right in this case angrychair Dec 2018 #6

Apology?... How about Wrongful Termination Lawsuit? djacq Dec 2018 #7

I would definently sue if I were him ZeroSomeBrains Dec 2018 #10

On what grounds are you saying a wrongful termination suit would apply? MadDAsHell Dec 2018 #14

Maybe not, but suing gets more traction these days than ever before. Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #23

Unless Ross Files a Lawsuit, any Apology is Doubtful and More Importantly, What About His Job? dlk Dec 2018 #9

KR! Cha Dec 2018 #11

I think he deserves another Peabody, perhaps a Pulitzer for persistence. Marcuse Dec 2018 #12

Those proposing a "wrongful termination" suit don't seem to know what that actually means. MadDAsHell Dec 2018 #13

Might depend on his contract exboyfil Dec 2018 #27

True about at-will employment, although many media personalities do have contracts. Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2018 #31

All you've said is true. It's just amusing when people assume "I'm not happy" is grounds to sue. MadDAsHell Dec 2018 #36

K & R SunSeeker Dec 2018 #16

We should flood ABC twitter, demand an apology. nt elmac Dec 2018 #17

Ex-ABC Journalist Brian Ross Is Back and Ready to Cover Trump Again OnDoutside Dec 2018 #19

Cool! Thanks. (nt) klook Dec 2018 #29

Hope he Rebl2 Dec 2018 #22

If an Apology is what it should be.... usaf-vet Dec 2018 #25

Had totally forgotten this story D_Master81 Dec 2018 #32

K&R ck4829 Dec 2018 #33