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Daily Recycler has the clip of tonight's Scarborough Country. You have to see it to believe it. A little over three minutes.

<p>Kerry will have the race in the bag very soon!!!!</p> <p>Mod note: I hesitate to leave this thread up, realizing how difficult it is for us poor conservatives to match up against liberal intellectuals. But in the interest of fairness...</p>

Oh, the pain.

UPDATE 12: In the August 18, 1973 memo "discovered" by 60 Minutes, Jerry Killian purportedly writes: Staudt has obviously pressured Hodges more about Bush. I'm having trouble running interference and doing my job. But wait! Reader Amar Sarwal points out that General Staudt, who thought very highly of Lt. Bush, retired in 1972.The more I look at these "memos," the more obvious it appears that they are inept forgeries. Posted by The Big Trunk at 07:51 AM | Permalink | TrackBack (212)

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