[ambrose]

Her story changes with each new interview.

[ambrose]

My suspicion is the reporters are asking her highly leading questions, which is why her responses seem to vary from interview to interview.

[shawngf]

As does her age. Hasn't she been 82, 86 and 87?

In any case she still lacks credability. Why if there were ever "authentic" memos would someone not use those ones?

Didn't she claim in one interview that she never typed anything of the sort? Now she's claiming that she did?

Why would a high ranking officer worried about something enough to have CYA allow a secretary who would surely spread this to be privy to it?

Why wouldn't his wife know of his concerns?

Anyone want to keep a running list on her twists and alterations in the story? I saw on my local NBC news tonight that they reported that she said the memos are fake but the content real..this feels like where the Dems are gonna take this and I think we need to proactively erase this avenue.

[igoramus987]

from link, see post #2 by Ambrose...

Last week, Knox said she had no firsthand knowledge of Bush's time with the Texas Air National Guard, although she did recall a culture of special treatment for the sons of prominent people, such as Bush and others.
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Knox said last week she had not seen the disputed documents obtained by CBS, butwas reacting to news reports challenging their authenticity, primarily by countering claims that Killian did not keep copies.

see article

This has been conveniently left out of many articles.