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SENATOR KERRY, RELEASE THE FILES! The mainstream media, cheered on by Senator Kerry's supporters and his campaign for the presidency, obtained remarkable access to President Bush's National Guard records. Statement by Gary Aldrich: "Those of us who support President Bush's efforts to strengthen national security, as well as the administration's efforts to free Iraq and encourage Democracy in the Middle East, resent this obvious political attack and the waste of time it represents. In an effort to mollify hyperventilating White House correspondents, President Bush even released his dental records. This is a clear attempt to humiliate a sitting president in...

MISSION: IMPLAUSIBLE Navy dismissal of Kerry probe appealed Ignored Lehman's insistence he didn't sign Silver Star citation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: September 23, 2004 2:05 p.m. Eastern By Art Moore © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com Judicial Watch is appealing the U.S. Navy secretary's unwillingness to probe allegations of fraud thoroughly in the awarding of John Kerry's war medals, charging that the limited examination dismissed obvious evidence and that the senator's presidential campaign was tipped off. Chris Farrell, Judicial Watch's director of investigations and research, told WorldNetDaily if the Navy does not respond within the required 10 days to a Freedom of Information Act request...

Navy Contradicts Kerry on Release of Military Records By Marc Morano CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer September 16, 2004 (CNSNews.com) - The U.S. Navy released documents Wednesday contradicting claims by Democratic Presidential candidate John Kerry that all of his available military records have been released. The Navy, responding to a Freedom of Information Act request from the legal watchdog group Judicial Watch, also referred interested parties to Kerry's campaign web site for government military documents. Navy Personnel Command FOIA Officer Dave German wrote in an e-mail to Judicial Watch that the Navy "withheld thirty-one pages of documents from the responsive military...