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On August 11, Bob Tuke, the Tennessee state chair of Veterans for Kerry, told a Nashville radio station that, soon, "We may also know why Bush failed to show up for his medical exam that caused him to lose his flight status." A few weeks later, on September 1, liberal blogger Joshua Micah Marshall reported that Dan Rather was working on a 60 Minutes story about Bush and the Guard. On September 2, the day Bush accepted his party's nomination in New York, the online magazine Salon published an exhaustive investigation into the "unanswered questions" surrounding the president's service. On...

My good friend Bob Krumm brought this interesting tidbit to my attention on Friday. I remember listening to the show, but hadn't thought about it since the questionable Bush related Guard documents surfaced. Cutting and pasting from Bob's email: Nashville radio talk show may give us a clue about who had prior knowledge of the forged documents The next question regarding the 60 Minutes fraud is: who gave the CBS show the bogus documents? Veteran Nashville broadcaster, Teddy Bart on his daily radio show, “Teddy Bart’s Roundtable” may have given us a clue about who knew about the documents...

Bob Tuke, a prominent Nashville attorney, early Kerry supporter, and head of the Tennessee chapter of Veterans for Kerry, was a guest August 11th on a local radio talk show, Teddy Bart’s Roundtable (http://www.thepublicforum.org/tbrt/). On that date Tuke let slip that he had inside information that indicated that Lieutenant Bush missed a flight physical in order to cover up his drug use. (hat tip: MooreThoughts.com, page down to “Guard Flap”) Tuke said that by the time of the debates, “We may also know why Bush failed to show up for his medical exam that caused him to lose his flight...