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To: meyer
That wasn't a mistake. It was a deliberate, orchestrated operation involving the DNC, CBS, and Rather. They thought that they could pull the wool over the public's eyes (again), but got caught in short order by some very observant and intelligent folks in PJ's. Operation "Fortunate Son" has fallen apart, and the left's biggest media mouthpiece has been discredited in the process. All that is left is to finish making the connections and to itemize and reiterate Bush's real guard record.

Holy Sh-t! I so agree with you. This was a completely orchestrated campaign set up by (dnc?) - the talking-head talk-show "pundits" were all spouting the same thing - Bush's ANG service termination is suspect. Bush didn't show up for a physical (bfd). Bush got preferential treatment (I can only hope so). Bush shirked his obligations (not).

Then the dnc ad's about his ANG service (these things takes weeks to produce). Too bad the operation crashed and burned.

357 posted on 09/20/2004 4:25:25 PM PDT by searchandrecovery (Socialist America - diseased and dysfunctional.)
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To: searchandrecovery

"Holy Sh-t! I so agree with you. This was a completely orchestrated campaign set up by (dnc?) - the talking-head talk-show "pundits" were all spouting the same thing - Bush's ANG service termination is suspect. Bush didn't show up for a physical (bfd). Bush got preferential treatment (I can only hope so). Bush shirked his obligations (not). "

The main accusations to do with cocaine usage have been quietly undergirding the Fortunate Son campaign. To the DNC's horror, these never 'took' but they tried hard with: the Lts Bush-Bath connection (including in one of the USAT forged docs), Kitty Kelly, Hatfield's 'Fortunate Son' book, National Enquirer etc. Kitty Kelly's book might have been damaging but it was too much a stretch of anyone intelligent to imagine Laura ever as a drug pusher. In fact, in their zeal to bring the President down, the DNC completely overstretched their reach by including forged docs and talking points based on them. The campaign showed an influence by the extreme leftwing conspiracy theorists (e.g Hatfield wrote an X-Files guide too), and was doomed to failure from the start. It was also just plain dumb because it's obvious now that the voters don't care about Bush's TANG service in 1972. I'd like to know who architected the DNC campaign though. Rove would have done a much better job, if he wastes his time doing this kind of thing anyway.


440 posted on 09/20/2004 5:00:15 PM PDT by plushaye (President Bush - Four more years! Thanks Swifties.)
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