[genghis]

day 3- no word on whether he was in cambodia and why he lied and what else he has lied about
not good for the dims

[Behind Liberal Lines]

To some extent, Bush is to blame for some of this.

CFR concentrates even more power into the hands of the liberal media and groups like MoveOn.Org.

Bush signed CFR into law, calculating that the SCotUS would strike it down. They didn't.

He should have stood up for his principles and vetoed it.

[Drango]

a vague but vivid belief in harmonic conservative convergence.

My new tag line!

[Piquaboy]

All conservatives should boycott the liberal media.

[mtntop3]

Good post, Veronica. And your home page is first-class.

[Steve_Seattle]

The press is definitely operating by two different standards. With Bush, they questioned evey little move he made with the national Guard, sought out records, interviewed olc cronies, etc. With Kerry, even asking questions about his record - a record which he himself brought to the fore and exploited - is considered beyond the pale, dirty politics, etc.

[Jumpmaster]

(Excerpts of) Kerry's record speaks for itself.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

They are more interested in electing Kerry than telling us about him.

Bump!

[CHICAGOFARMER]

Kerry's own website has "Secret Mission in Cambodia"


Posted on 08/11/2004 9:46:45 AM CDT by slowhand520


On kerry's own website he has the article that talks about that "secret mission" in Cambodia:

http://www.johnkerry.com/pressroom/news/news_2003_0601.html

Paragraph close to the bottom


Second issue. A FR last night said that all boats in the military has a log. Who can go out there and find the log for Kerry's boat? It must be kept by the senior officer in charge. This must be available from the military records.

Who can find it?? It will make for good reading.

[NYCVirago]

If conservatives were slow to see Clinton parallels, the media liberals were not. MSNBC's Keith Olbermann noted that the new Swift Boat veterans book comes "from Regnery Press, which is supported in some way by Richard Mellon Scaife of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, and you now bring in the whole mystical right-wing conspiracy jazz." Keith doesn't feel he has to have any proof of Scaife-prints on Regnery or the veterans, just a vague but vivid belief in harmonic conservative convergence.

Speaking of Keith Olbermann, funny how ESPN is having their Old School anchors week, and he wasn't invited back. Oh yeah, the head of ESPN said that he "we didn't want to bring him into the workplace. The damage he could cause in one day in our newsroom could put us into damage control for two years." And I'm supposed to take Keith Olbermann's political opinions seriously?

[Libloather]

Whatever inconvenient holes or weaknesses there are in his personal history are whitewashed out.

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