Patrick Graham
Moderator
It's more then enough to start an FBI investigation into
1. Forging Government documents.
2. Election fraud - they forged the document to affect the election results.
3. Racketeering
Here's an exceprt from the Indianapolis Star
http://ap.indystar.com/dynamic/stor...?SITE=ININS&SECTION=POLITICS&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
When you read this.. keep in mind that Cleland works for the Kerry campaign
1. Forging Government documents.
2. Election fraud - they forged the document to affect the election results.
3. Racketeering
Here's an exceprt from the Indianapolis Star
http://ap.indystar.com/dynamic/stor...?SITE=ININS&SECTION=POLITICS&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
When you read this.. keep in mind that Cleland works for the Kerry campaign
Man Linked to Bush Memos Contacted Cleland
By KELLEY SHANNON
Associated Press Writer
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- A retired Texas National Guard official mentioned as a possible source for disputed documents about President Bush's service in the Guard said he passed along information to a former senator working with John Kerry's campaign
Also, a White House official said Saturday that Bush has reviewed disputed documents that purport to show he refused orders to take a physical examination in 1972 and did not recall having seen them previously.
The long-running story on Bush's Texas Air National Guard service took an unusual twist when CBS broadcast a report on what it said were the newly discovered records. The authenticity of the documents has come into doubt.
In his first public comment on the CBS documents controversy, the president told The Union Leader of Manchester, N.H., "There are a lot of questions about the documents, and they need to be answered."
The retired Guard official, Bill Burkett, said in an Aug. 21 e-mail to a list of Texas Democrats that after getting through "seven layers of bureaucratic kids" in the Democrat's campaign, he talked with former Georgia Sen. Max Cleland about information that would counter criticism of Kerry's Vietnam War service. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the e-mail Saturday
"I asked if they wanted to counterattack or ride this to ground and outlast it, not spending any money. (Cleland) said counterattack. So I gave them the information to do it with," Burkett wrote.
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