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To: Cold Heat

The result was really 19-7 Bush. MSNBC was wrong.

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Where is that quote from brokaw about having egg all over their face? If there is somthing I have a bad feeling about, its the MSM jumping all over fraudent data to project sKerry a winner.


121 posted on 11/01/2004 9:36:21 PM PST by BoBToMatoE
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To: BoBToMatoE

I wonder if the London Bookies had bets going on as to which American Media outlet would be the first to 'fudge' on the reports???!!!


143 posted on 11/01/2004 9:39:05 PM PST by freecopper01 ("Just go VOTE!")
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To: BoBToMatoE

The MSNBC/NBC family is on a roll:

"NBC News edits Kerry military comment Remark about his records not being public excised from original interview," World Net Daily, Posted: November 2, 2004
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NBC News edited out a comment by Sen. John Kerry about his military records not being public after including it in a previous version of an interview.

As noted by the blog Powerline, in an interview with NBC's Tom Brokaw last week on MSNBC, the following exchange occurred:

NBC News edited out a comment by Sen. John Kerry about his military records not being public after including it in a previous version of an interview.

As noted by the blog Powerline, in an interview with NBC's Tom Brokaw last week on MSNBC, the following exchange occurred:

Brokaw: Someone has analyzed the president's military aptitude tests and yours, and concluded that he has a higher IQ than you do.

Kerry: That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it, because my record is not public. So I don't know where you're getting that from.

A transcript of the version of the interview that appeared on "Dateline," however, does not include the reference to Kerry's records being secret. The senator's response to the question in the edited broadcast is: "That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it."

Kerry has not authorized the public release of all his military records, which has prompted widespread speculation about what he might be hiding.

As WorldNetDaily reported, William Middendorf, former secretary of the Navy, is urging Kerry to open up his personnel files to resolve the question of whether the Democratic presidential nominee received a less-than-honorable discharge from the Navy.

Others point to unresolved issues regarding Kerry's medals and Vietnam service, saying an open record would settle many of the questions that have been raised by the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth and others.


260 posted on 11/01/2004 11:10:23 PM PST by piasa (Attitude Adjustments Offered Here Free of Charge)
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