CBS'S BIG BLUNDER? (Credits Free Republic)

New York Post ^ | 9/10/04 | JOHN PODHORETZ

[Mike Fieschko]

There's an expression about checking code for bugs:

'Many eyes make all bugs shallow'.

That's what we saw happen the last 30 hours.

[stands2reason]

George W. Bush will be reelected by a margin of at least ten per cent

Damned if I'm not starting to believe that.

[des]

Buckhead, you really should have a home page. Your loyal servants are curious.

[Cooltouch]

Tomorrow they'll all be talking about "Font-Gate."

I wish I shared you guys sentiments. What I see is this: at the most, CBS will shrug it off, and a few brief sentences addressing the forgery in vague terms will be printed on page a23 of the yellow newsrags. Perhaps Fox News will make a brief passing reference to it. And by next week, all will be forgotten, and the left will begin their spin-lies all over again. Remember whats-his-name who was caught just a few weeks ago with classified documents in his pants? See? I can't even remember the scumbag's name. Pisses me off. Why wasn't he arrested and thrown in jail? Just call me a cynic, if you want, but -- you know what? I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think I am.

[RightField]

#104
Hey .... 47 was free safety John Lynch's number when he was at Tampa Bay ....

That's what FR was today .... playing free safety, covering the last path to the goal line as the ball was carried by CBS behind the blocking of the rest of the alphabet media.

I love football season! (Mr. RightField coached John Lynch in high school)

[Howlin]

I'm da gull.

And thanks.

[des]

You made me cry.

[Political Junkie Too]

Except that it has already been a hot story on ABC and the Washington Post.

-PJ

[RightField]

In the words of GWB, "We will not falter ... we will not fail."

Nice job today, all.

[gop_gene]

From all indications, they were just fine with it. At least one of his sons and possibly several members of his immediate family participated in it, loudly and aparrently quite willingly.

Yup, I remember his long(er)-haired, stockily built son yelling at the top of his lungs, "We will win! We will win!" If he was upset at being used for political purposes, he sure had a funny way of showing it.

[RightField]

Sandy Berger ... and you're right .... he's still walking the streets.

[des]

BUMP

[NYCVirago]

You among them, kiddo!

Thanks! This is all very exciting!

[microgood]

I hope for a good reason. A new freedom is blowing through the world brought about by new technology. Those who love freedom shall not perish from this earth. Freerepublic is proof of that.

[Kozak]

I remember that Kissinger said that the Soviets would lose because they had to lock up xerox machines. Couldn't compete with us in the flow of information. It's a quantum leap greater now.

[Bon mots]

My hat's off to you gents!!
EXCELLENT!!

[microgood]

I remember that Kissinger said that the Soviets would lose because they had to lock up xerox machines.

Thats a great quote. Keeping that one.

[FranceForBushInAustin]

News Alert,

Microsoft lawyers just issued a statement that even if it seems (because experts have said so) that a technology similar to theirs was in use as early as 1973 in Texas, it is now legally in the public domain.
Some legal analysts are saying that Microsoft is worried that somebody uncovers Bush agenda around that time in its original Outlook calendar format.

[Atchafalaya]

"post 47 will liver forever" next to the pancreas :)

[valleygal]

Congratulations you three. Amazing day. I can't believe I'm still up this late but it's been worth it.

Looking forward to tomorrow!