[Just Lori]

These were "previously unseen documents . . . obtained by '60 Minutes,' " the network bragged Wednesday night on its Web site. Their author, supposedly, was Bush's squadron commander, Jerry Killian, who died 20 years ago.


And this is the best they have! CBS is going down the drain.

[Tax Government]

I hope CBS can get sued. The amount of forensic evidence in the docs, suggesting forgery, is huge.

[JackelopeBreeder]

Do we know each other from Hovey, CRC, and the Hump?

[OldFriend]

CBS knows no shame. They will not even apologyze but simply move on to their next attempt to smear the president.

That they are risking our national security is immaterial to them. It seems almost that their goal is to destroy this country from within.

[N. Beaujon]

I want to know who consciously exploited a dead man to smear out Commander in Chief.

The fact that their source was a dead man was no accident (much like half of their "voters".) I know these Dems, this was purposeful that their "source" wouldn't be around to confirm or deny.

I don't know how much more duplicitous you can actually get but I'm sure they will surprise us yet again.

[danamco]

These were "previously unseen documents . . . obtained by '60 Minutes,' " the network bragged Wednesday night on its Web site. Their author, supposedly, was Bush's squadron commander, Jerry Killian, who died 20 years ago.


And this is the best they have! CBS is going down the drain.

Let's pretend that the documents were real, which they are not, how would anyone be able to get their hands on them? Would the break in Mr. Killian's former or present residences??

[B4Ranch]

"call into profound question"

Profound? Huh? Questioning a liar isn't profound.