Pet rat poison vs. the President vs the pet owners--Resign now --yes or no?

Question

The following is a summary excerpt of what was said by the top executive of the company that did so much harm to pets and pet owners. My question is "do you agree that the President "as the most senior executive" should resign now?" (a very short response will suffice!)
Here is the excerpt--
"Paul Henderson, president of Menu Foods, told reporters that the company has no idea how the rat poison got into its products, and he offered an apology to pet owners.He said the company is relieved that the "root of the issue" has been discovered."This important discovery caps an unprecedented search by top experts," he said. "Dedicated and knowledgeable researchers at universities, independent laboratories, and our own veterinary consultants worked tirelessly to defend and protect our cats and dogs." (Source --cbc news)

Answer 1

The poison came from China. Next they will be poisoning human food.

President Bush should resign. He is killing humans not pets.

Answer 2

Menu Foods, a Canadian pet foods company, has done a good job of communicating the progress of the investigation to uncover and correct the problem. They also proactively offered to pay vet bills for sick pets caused by their foods.

As a result, the president of Menu Foods is probably in a stronger position now than before this crisis.

So, short answer: no, I don't agree that he should resign.