Unsettling.

 

By Zamboni

Well, that's too bad. Dominion Voting Systems is $787 million richer, but Fox "News" will air no apology or correction, as we understand it. So apparently, the rest of the items in the delicious imaginary settlement package we suggested yesterday is up to us. Here goes:

Somebody on social media with time on their hands needs to organize a cross-country letter-writing campaign to cable providers, demanding that Fox be removed from their subscriber packages — or that customers be allowed to pick and choose networks, cafeteria-style.

And entrepreneurs with good senses of humor could do the billboards. We have someone in mind.

Finally, there's no reason that another network, or a documentarian (Ken Burns? George Clooney? American Experience?), couldn't do the two-hour special on the perfidy of Rupert and his rogues. They may want to wait a little bit, though, because Smartmatic's defamation case is next. The show could be called "The Fall of Fox." We cats PURR.

(IMAGE: Clay Bennett, Chattanooga Times Free Press)