This one is pretty good too...

1972 Email Casts Doubt on Bush Guard Service
(2004-09-09) -- CBS reporter Dan Rather today released the text of a
recently discovered email from then-Lt. George W. Bush's Air National
Guard commanding officer which casts more doubt upon the military
service of the man who would become the 43rd President of the United
States.

The revelation of the email comes just hours after questions were raised
about the authenticity of typewritten memos from the same officer, shown
yesterday by Mr. Rather on 60 Minutes.

According to the previously unseen email message sent in May 1972 by
squadron commander Jerry Killian, Lt. Bush phoned Col. Killian because
"his internet connection was on the fritz and he couldn't IM me."

Lt. Bush apparently wanted to talk about "how he can get out of coming
to drill from now through November."

According to Col. Killian's email, the young Bush wanted to go to
Alabama to work as webmaster for a Republican candidate's website.

Mr. Rather said the authenticity of the 32-year-old email has been
confirmed by several Nigerian officials who specialize in electronic
funds transfer by email.


Denys


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Denys said:

Rather, the Sequel
A parody. Or perhaps a premonition?

And then Denys quoted:
> September 25, 2004 Saturday
>
> HEADLINE: ...

I've heard about reporters getting the "scoop" but that's ridiculous.

BT


Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors

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