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Didn't the FactCheck people say that they only had less than 10 minutes access to the document? Didn't they also suggest that they were invited to see the document? Weren't they the only ones invited to see the document?

I wouldn't count showing a document briefly only to a partisan as good enough.

Also, from those photographs, the document looked pretty crisp for something that was supposed to be several years old. I'm just saying, from the obliquely angled photos that I saw.

-PJ

Didn't the FactCheck people say that they only had less than 10 minutes access to the document?

Not from what I read. If you can find where they said it, please let me know.

Didn't they also suggest that they were invited to see the document?

Nope. They just said they went to Chicago to inspect it. They don't say they were invited.

Weren't they the only ones invited to see the document?

I've seen no evidence to suggest they were.

I know of no other news organization that asked to see it and was denied. However, if you know of one, please let me know.

I wouldn't count showing a document briefly only to a partisan as good enough.

Factcheck is not a partisan group.

Yes, I know, they are funded by the Annenberg Foundation. But before you go off claiming Annenberg is some lefty group, do me a favor and look up who their president is. Then go look at the list of McCain donors.