P.P.S.: I emailed Michael Kranish of the Globe on Tuesday--
Polipundit speculates there were a hundred pages in the file but that you didn't get them all. ... [link omitted] I assume you did, but wanted to check--the article I saw wasn't clear. Did you get 100 pages?
I got back the following email:
this was in our story:
On May 20, Kerry signed a document called Standard Form 180, authorizing the Navy to send an ''undeleted" copy of his ''complete military service record and medical record" to the Globe.
Which doesn't exactly answer the 100 pages question, does it? Let's assume Kranish is jammed with work and not paying close attention. I've emailed him again. ... 1:32 P.M.
This seems pretty clear. The Globe is a press organization. They should just print a supplement with everthing they received based on the form 180. I bet they did that with the Pentagon Papers?
Also ask why the navy is filtering the release, instead of them coming through from the Personal office, where the complete, unedited records are.
What a con job Kerry pulled, again. The man is desperate to hide his life of lies.
ker-ry (ker' i) vi. kerried, kerrying 1 to change one's position for political advantage 2 to pander to special interest groups 3 to slander one's opponents 4 to boast of fraudulent heroism in combat 5 to bear false witness against one's comrades 6 to give aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war n. kerry 1 indecisiveness 2 demagoguery 3 treason