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To: LindyBill who wrote (66298)	9/1/2004 10:34:30 PM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 793912

muscular Republicanism = taking your Kennedy wife to the Republican National convention and making her LIKE it.

To: LindyBill who wrote (66298)	9/1/2004 10:39:50 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793912

"60 Minutes" won't utter the word, "swift," but they are running an interview with that proven liar, Barnes. Even I didn't think they would stoop this low. Salon: '60 Minutes' to Feature Man Questioning Bush Service. September 01, 2004, 17:56:35 EDT Over at Salon, Eric Boehlert reports that CBS has already taped an interview with Ben Barnes, a former Texas Democratic politician who currently is a fund-raiser for Democrat John Kerry, who says he helped George W. Bush evade the Vietnam draft during 1970s by getting him into the national guard. The article does not say if CBS interviewed any of John Kerry's critics, including members of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. Reached last week, a spokesman for the group told RatherBiased.com that CBS had not been interested in interviewing its members. Update 21:03, SBVT spokesman John O'Neill confirms CBS has not contacted his group since last week.

To: LindyBill who wrote (66298)	9/4/2004 4:02:52 AM
From: Elsewhere	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793912

Austrians Doubt Schwarzenegger's Memories Fri Sep 3, 2004 11:55 PM ET By Roland Prinz, Associated Press Writer news.yahoo.com Historians criticized Arnold Schwarzenegger for telling the Republican National Convention that he left a "socialist" country when he moved away in 1968, noting that Austria had conservative leaders during the entire time he lived there. Some also were doubtful about Schwarzenegger's remark that he saw Soviet tanks as a child, since he lived in an Austrian region occupied by British troops after World War II. ...