"James T. Kirby" wrote in message

But, then, uncovering wrongdoing was never the agenda.

In politics, and most anything to do with lawyers and/or government
bureaucracy, it rarely is ... and that's exactly what we've come to expect
from those quarters.

It is, however, an indictment of the times that the media has become
"proactive" along the same lines, with no end to the blind fools whom they
can sway.

The reasonable doubts cast upon the authenticity of the documents which CBS
based their latest anti-Bush "agenda" this past Wednesday night are a case
in point.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5955784/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5956461/

To me this would have been expected and unremarkable coming from the Kerry
machine, or either side for that matter, but from those who foist themselves
off as "journalists" to the American public, it unconscionable, IMO.

I am not a Republican ... I just don't like being taken for a blind fool.

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