[nathanbedford]

since typical of FR posters, there's more "gee whiz, we're winning" posts and precious little substantive observations as such on what they were watching.

I have been so posting for months and have been excoriated daily as a DUer for my pains.

We do in fact have a good story to tell but we don't know how to tell a story good.

[capocchio]

We do in fact have a good story to tell but we don't know how to tell a story good.

I agree with you wholeheartedly. I hope you did not think my post was knocking anything you said on yours, as you'll note that I was actually using what you said in support of my comments.

I have noted posts from time to time asking that Bush do more, but it appears our views are in the minority. I think many on FR get awfully complacent by just reading here and not really listening to what even many Republicans, to say nothing of true "undecideds" are actually saying.

Those voices need to be heard and the message actually directed at them. Bush too often stops short of making a direct response to the media and to Democrats.

[maica]

We do in fact have a good story to tell but we don't know how to tell a story good.

Serious question --

What are you doing to get the story out?

What do you recommend that "we" do to get the story out?

[cyncooper]

Here's a clue: When there's a live thread and we are transcribing what is said, that is the opposite of what you claim is not taking place.

[swilhelm73]

BTW, if I understand the text here, Joe Wilson claimed that the forged Niger documents were forged WITHOUT EVER SEEING THEM.

So this leaves us with three possibilities...

1) He guessed - this is beyond believability.

2) His wife saw them and told him - isn't leaking classified documentation grounds for dismissal and charges?

3) He had ties to the forger - certainly this would be high treason.