Earlier this year, the Press conducted an in depth examination of all of Bush's military records. They discussed this for at least two weeks. It was on all the news networks and in all the major papers. I'm surprised you missed it.
I'd love it if they gave Kerry's records half as much attention as they gave Bush's. Hell, I'd be happy if they gave it 25% as much attention. Fat chance of that happening, especially as Kerry still refuses to release all of his military records. If Kerry is telling the truth, he could cut the legs out from under the Swiftboat Vets by releasing his complete records. The fact that he refuses to do so says something. John O'Niel dared Kerry to sue him for liable, something you don't do lightly when your opponent has a billionare's resources at his disposal.
Kerry won't release the attendance records from the closed door sessions of the Senate Intelligence Committee while he served (and not, as his website claimed last week, as the Vice Chairman of the committee).
Kerry still won't release his wife's tax records.
Kerry won't reveal the "foreign leaders" who he met with and who want him to win over Bush.
Kerry won't reveal his "secret plan" to end US involvement in Iraq.
Hmmm. I'm starting to see a pattern here.
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The Press has already done this...twice
