Posted on 10/26/2004 4:03:31 AM PDT by PoliticalTracker
This topic is being covered by Bill Bennett this morning. I am sure that every talk radio host is going to be on this very hard. By the time that Hannity goes on television tonight, this will be the story of the day.
Poor Kerry. Desperate campaigns try to latch onto every news item of the day that they think will hurt the other guy. The result of him highlighting this story is that it will take over the news for at least one or two days. That will drown out his message and cast doubt on every other accusation he will make for the next week.
I am truly saddened!
Damn fine job.
Send NY Times editorial fraud complaints to:
retrace@nytimes.com
So, they think that they can see broken seals from aerial photos? These people are nuts.
Yes, I heard the same thing. Kerry refuses to back off today. He'll look more the fool.
http://polipundit.com/index.php?p=4795
And The Winner Is…
I issued a challenge – to name the latest media scandal, as Polipundit readers had named Rathergate. Polipundit readers did not disappoint. The entries had me laughing out loud. Many chose to write a headline, rather than submit a name, and they came up with some doozies. Please read them all in the comments section of this post.
Instead of trying to count votes, I decided to do as I did with Rathergate, and just choose my favorite. (Actually my favorite is posted here, but it was just a little too cute. )
Some of the top contenders were Cache ‘N Kerrygate, Times-Ammo-Gate and NYT SurpriseGate, but there were many, many other entertaining entries.
And the winner is… NYTrogate .
It was a small win, but she never mentioned it this morning or at noon. It gave her something to think about. It's just a shame MSM won't do the right thing on their own. I never realized it was mandatory to trade their integrity for their paycheck. Thank God for the Internet!
KaKagate
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