As the airlines have shown, you can operate in bankruptcy for a long time, and maybe even eventually emerge from it. AAR could do the same, although the degree of embarassment vs. the rest of talk radio would seem to make that idea intimidating.

I too sort of root for them to stay on, as I believe they are persuading no one and ticking off very many. But I also want some accountability for stealing from kids and the elderly. Maybe a takeover by sane and entertaining libs would be a decent answer, but the supply of such people is very limited.

(* Sorry to Francophones for possibly butchering the translation and for not finding the special characters)

Things are just never easy with the management of AAR, are they?

Regarding involuntary bankruptcy, what would that mean for AAR’s operations? I don’t want them to shut up… the more non-Kool-Aid drinkers hear of them, the more they are likely to be repulsed.