[scholar]

So all she could come up with were [poorly] forged documents that *insinuated* what she wanted 'em to?

If this obviously vicious bias does not make a lasting impression on the minds of the viewing public, nothing ever will. Every negative thing they want to present about GW is given unlimited air time while the Swift Boat vets get NO time in the lamestream.

Re Blather's defense of the technology used to produce those documents--I worked for the federal government in the early '80's. We were lucky to have Selectric typewriters that still worked, much less anything sophisticated enough to do superscripts, word wrap, etc. Technology wise, the federal government is still probably working in the dark ages.

[freedumb2003]

We were lucky to have Selectric typewriters that still worked, much less anything sophisticated enough to do superscripts, word wrap, etc.

Many NG posters have pointed out that NG had hand-me-down equipment so even in 1972 they would be using 1960-somthing typewriters.