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  • What did John Kerry know, and When did he know it

    09/21/2004 12:20:40 PM PDT · by Rocketman · 22 replies · 963+ views
    Me | 09/21/04 | Rocketman
    We know know that at least two top level Kerry campaign officials were in cohoots with CBS on Memogate -- Max Cleland and Joe Lockhart. We also know that The DNC was in the thick of it and that the the Kerry Campaign and DNC had issued talking points so when the CBS report hit on September 8th that they would all hit the beach in a coordinated attack. Melding the DNC the Kerry Campaign and the News media as one. This illegal act can not be allowed to stand. Every effort must be brought to bear to press Kerry...
  • DNCBS

    09/16/2004 2:23:56 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 1 replies · 390+ views
    DNCBS The CBS television network, and Dan Rather in particular, are, if you'll pardon my use of the common military vernacular, in a world of s--t. As most everyone is now aware, the program '60 Minutes II' reported last week that President Bush received favoritism in order to get into the Texas Air National Guard (TANG) in May of 1968, and then had his performance reviews "sugarcoated" by a now deceased Colonel for reasons which have been left to our imaginations. Mr. Rather attempted to substantiate the first of these two charges by introducing the unsupported claim of former Lt....
  • "Bush's stint in Guard scrutinized": REBUTTAL TO TODAY'S WASHINGTON POST HIT PIECE

    02/03/2004 2:24:49 PM PST · by MikeA · 108 replies · 8,837+ views
    Dallas Morning News | July 4, 1999 | Pete Slover, George Kuempel
    With the Vietnam War raging, 21-year-old George W. Bush wanted to join the Texas Air National Guard in 1968. He offered no aviation experience but cited his work as a ranch hand, oil field "roustabout" and sporting goods salesman. He passed the written test required for pilot trainees. Among the results: He showed below-average potential as a would-be flier but scored high as a future leader. Although Mr. Bush's unit in Texas had a waiting list for many spots, he was accepted because he was one of a handful of applicants willing and qualified to spend more than a year...