[WoodstockCat]

Doubt that Rather will address the cost of such of typewriter and whether or not an Air National Guard unit would have one.
Doubt that he will address the kerneling or spacing.
Doubt he will address that the general that Killian was "worried" about pressure from was gone at the time the "memo" was written.
In other words, this is Rather's own CYA, Bigtime.

[HapaxLegamenon]

Doubt he will address that fact that Killians wife claims he could not type.

[Hatteras]

"Doubt that he will address the kerneling or spacing."

Jiffy Pop? Heh, heh, heh... Sorry Colonel, but that is "kerning". ;-)

[sharktrager]

I am willing to bet there were print balls available with the th like that, and the th does appear on other Bush ANG records in that manner, so, those thinking that the superscript will be the smoking gun are probably going to be proved wrong. All they need is one document that Bush provided the media that has the superscript, and that piece of the puzzle becomes weak, and even Freepers have provided links to documents that appear to show the superscript was used. It is simply not a provable point, despite it's probability.

But, the fact that the K in the signature doesn't match, that the "writer's" son and widow claim they are fake, the fact that the spacing is identical to MS Word, the fact that experts say the font is only available on computers and many other issues really are more compelling anyway.

This is what happens, however, when people focus too heavily on one small detail before they have it 100% nailed down.

[GoLightly]

13 point type!!!