Could be trouble here.
Posted on 09/17/2004 3:55:38 PM PDT by Redcoat LI
WASHINGTON — It was the first public allegation that CBS News used forged memos in its report questioning President Bush's National Guard service — a highly technical explanation posted within hours of airtime citing proportional spacing and font styles.
But it did not come from an expert in typography or typewriter history as some first thought. Instead, it was the work of Harry W. MacDougald, an Atlanta lawyer with strong ties to conservative Republican causes who helped draft the petition urging the Arkansas Supreme Court to disbar President Clinton after the Monica Lewinsky scandal, the Times has found.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
I just want to say, that you should be very proud of your instrumental (and initial) part in uncovering this subversion to our electoral process.
Could be trouble here.
Sure, but was he wrong? No? Then shut up.
Interesting that the MSM is already getting back to water-boy duty for the DNC and, in the bargain, trying to nose around and cow us Freepers. Here's a big bad MOO for Buckhead!
By the way, has the Slimes mentioned that Barnes is a big-time Kerry bagman and all the rest? Nope? Didn't think so.
It's tantamount to an admission of complete ignorance about his trade.
There ya go, Professor. (w!)
:^)
I suspect Joe Wilson or his CIA undercover wife Valerie Plame. What's the chance we'll see them frog-marched off to jail?
In a related story it appears that the conservative activist had accessed a highly right wing radical republican website also frequented by one of the "authors" of the so-called "book", Unfit for Command"
LOL. I suppose it does take a highly trained technical mind to recognize a Word document vs a military document pecked out on an old typewriter, or at least a sharp eye.
Congratulations Buckhead! Great job!!
You are a hero to us all!!
Wonder if Rather is still stonewalling on this? Going down for the count.
This is a tragedy! Now, the MSM knows that FREEPers are conservative!! What will we do? What will we do?
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Anyway - If I ever needed a lawyer, I'd want Buckhead!
Anyhow, they act like there's something sinister in an activist Republican posting here. Duh, it's a conservative website! And the question should not be "how did Buckhead figure this out," the question should be "how did Dan Rather think he could get away with these forged documents."
What a shocker! I thought Buckhead was an ultra-liberal Kerry supporter.
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So the L.A Times forces us to excerpt, yet they feel free to raid our archives?
"user: slashdot
password: slashdot"
bump
So the LA Slimes wanted the man to be an independent or perhaps a RAT?? The Slimes are so far left they are sinking fast into the La Brea Tar Pits, where they belong with all other extinct fossils.
"Road trip."
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