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I looked for a thread on Fox News Watch, and didn't find one. Was anyone watching? At the end of the show, they mentioned Carl Cameron being accused by the Kerry campaign of being biased. Something about inadvertantly posting an email on his website regarding Kerry's manicure prior to the first debate. I may not have heard it right--does anyone know anything about this?

NOTE:I am a Kerry supporter. I am open about that. Despite my political preference, I have bent over backwards to be scrupulously honest about all the numbers, and have carefully designed the main page to be strictly nonpartisan.

A faded 35-year-old operations order recovered from the Naval Historical Center in Washington bears directly on the ongoing dispute between Senator Kerry and the Swiftboat Veterans for Truth about who wrote the key after-action report that ended Mr. Kerry's service in Vietnam. The report appears in the official Navy records and is posted on Mr. Kerry's campaign Web site. According to a Navy communications expert, Troy Jenkins, who has examined the message traffic, the report in question was sent from the USCGC Spencer, Commander Lonsdale's command ship, at 11:20 that night. Only three of the officers on the mission that...

Kerry Bush Expressed himself more clearly 60% 32% Had a good understanding of the issues 41% 41% Agreed with you more on the issues you care about 46% 49% Was more believable 45% 50% Was more likable 41% 48% Demonstrated he is tough enough for the job 37% 54% Gallup Poll post 1st 2004 Election Debate

By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush (news - web sites) lashed out at Democratic challenger John Kerry (news - web sites)'s "confusing contradictions" on Friday after a feisty first debate that gave new momentum to Kerry, who said Americans had finally heard the two rivals "talk about the truth." The day after the first of three face-to-face encounters between the White House contenders, Kerry aides were buoyed by a flurry of polls crowning their candidate the winner and indicating improved voter perceptions of him. Bush responded aggressively at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania. He ridiculed the...

CORAL GABLES, Fla. Sept. 30, 2004 — After a deluge of campaign speeches and hostile television ads, President Bush and challenger John Kerry got their chance to face each other directly Thursday night before an audience of tens of millions of voters in a high-stakes debate about terrorism, the Iraq war and the bloody aftermath. The 90-minute encounter was particularly crucial for Kerry, trailing slightly in the polls and struggling for momentum less than five weeks before the election. The Democratic candidate faced the challenge of presenting himself as a credible commander in chief after a torrent of Republican criticism...

Tereeeza Heinz-Kerry is back out in the campaign...presumably in an attempt to appeal to the women voters since her husband doesn't. On Friday she gave a speech in Colorado. The big story was about her confrontation with a heckler, but something else she said was much more chilling. The Poodle's Keeper pretty much tows the company line when she's on the stump. Presumably, she is told what to say, or at least given the basic talking points. She launched into the bit about how the United States needs a different approach to the war on terror. "The way we live...

Watching the local news on CBS this evening.... from the looks of things... someone must have died. Then a break to Dan... "more on IVAN tonight"..... something is up... Dan did not look good.

so MSNBC just reported

Thersa Heinz Kerry complained to the New York Post's Cindy Adams. "I can't believe my family left Africa and came to this country," AND SHE ALSO SAID "I can't believe I ever even married an American."

In a development that could have devastating implications for John Kerry's presidential campaign, CBS News is refusing to say whether the top Democrat, his campaign aides or any other prominent party officials had anything to do with supplying "60 Minutes" with a National Guard memo about President Bush that experts say was forged.