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Dan Rather's Conspiracy Theory
Submitted by Melinda Secor on Thu, 2007-09-20 16:00
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"Yesterday Rather filed a $70 million lawsuit against his old employers, and it is based on a set of astonishing allegations that are sure to bring what became known as 'Rathergate' back into the news. In the suit, Rather alleges that he was forced to apologize for the Bush story as part of a conspiracy by top CBS management to ensure that no further damaging revelations about the president's time in the Texas Air National Guard would become public."
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