[Freepdonia]

Guys, will you please stop panicking? What are they going to find? I understand the Constitutional question in obtaining these records, but Bush ordered the Pentagon to release all of his records. Unless you feel that the President has a hidden file that nobody has seen (which I don't) that will "incriminate" him, I don't see what the big deal is.

[Soul Seeker]

The big deal is that a judge ordered thousands of individual private records be violated to attempt to find incriminating evidence against a sitting President!

Again, WE are NOT worried Bush has incriminating evidence against him. We are furious that a judge overstepped his bound to invade the privacy of thousands of service personel! This is a real live WITCHHUNT dragging their records & lives into the mix!

[concerned about politics]

Unless you feel that the President has a hidden file that nobody has seen (which I don't) that will "incriminate" him, I don't see what the big deal is.

I'm upset over the AP asking for only one set of records, not both sets. Why not Kerry's? It's the blatant bias. 60 minutes never did a segment on the Swift boat vets.

[USAF_ret]

I agree completely. If there was ever anything incriminating in the records, it has certainly been destroyed by now. They won't find a thing and Bush won't be embarrassed by the release.

[cyncooper]

I missing the "panicking' except from the tone of YOUR post.

Calm down