[Howlin]

I have about had it myself.

Here are some questions I have: where have these documents been? If they are personal memos, who had them? Why didn't his wife have them?

And why haven't they been brought forward before.

[kcvl]

The person who gave them to CBS is saying that he has been working on this story for FOUR YEARS! It is the same person who started the prison "abuse" story. So in my estimation it is the DNC. They sent the story to CBS, Associated Press and the New York Times. I have heard the DNC talking points all day and everyone of them start with CBS isn't the only source for this information...blah, blah, blah.

Then, then they ignore the facts about the "note" and start in about how President Bush is "waging an illegal war", "wrong war, wrong time" and "he took us to war without a plan to win the peace". PUKE! I still don't know which dumb*ss thought that one up.

If I see John Kerry point that *amn finger (with the loooonnnngg fingernail) in my face one more time I think I am going to find him and kick his *ss. lol!

[Kryptonite]

where have these documents been? If they are personal memos, who had them?

The first two questions should be the subject of an inquiry, be it via a special commission or under the regulatory authority of the FEC and/or FCC. Republican representatives shouldn't rely on FReepers, bloggers, new media, and cable talking heads to apply the pressure demanding that these questions be answered. The answers undoubtedly will put the CFR into play, together with concomitant fines, penalties, and perhaps imprisonment.

Right now the only evidence out there I'm aware of is the Prowler article that reports a DNC staffer received the documents and passed them on to CBS. If it ends there it certainly looks bad for both of them (and Kerry) but that isn't enough - far from it.