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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: PROLIFE who wrote (621125)	9/9/2004 5:29:23 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 769670

Nice try......but I ain't buying it. When it comes to jr.'s nat. guard service there has always been plenty of smoke. For 12 years, the Bush/Rove machine made sure it stayed smoke. According to the Pentagon, the files always were "MIA" UNTIL the AP filed a law suit. Now suddenly, for the first time, all these interesting memos are starting to see the light of day. The party's over! I know these revelations must come as a shock to you all but it isn't to us. For years, we've seen who the real Bush is. What worries me is that this is probably only the tip of the iceberg. As for you all......you've been snookered..........instead of reading scriptures, you should have been taking a few psych. courses......then you too would 'get' who Bush is.

To: PROLIFE who wrote (621125)	9/9/2004 8:46:02 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

How come the WH had to "backtrack" twice in two days? "The disclosures marked the second time in days the White House had to backtrack from assertions that all of Bush's records had been released. It also raised the specter that Bush sought favors from higher-ups and that the commander of the Texas Air National Guard wanted to "sugar coat" Bush's record after he was suspended from flying." Apparently the WH doesn't share your font problem. "Yet, it was the White House not Kerry's campaign that distributed four memos from 1972 and 1973 from Lt. Col. Jerry Killian, now deceased, who was the commander of the 111th Fighter Interceptor Squadron in Houston where Bush served. The White House obtained the memos from CBS News, which said it was convinced of their authenticity, and the White House did not question their accuracy. There was no explanation why the Pentagon was unable to find the documents on its own." abcnews.go.com