As a loyal viewer of your morning show it is discouraging to continue to hear Republican talking points and spin on what is offered as a news program.
During the Republican convention in New York WWBT reporter Mike Porter reported that New York had been chosen as the convention sight BEFORE the horrible attacks of 9/11. Not only does this not make any sense (planning your convention in the first year of your term?) it is false:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/01/06/gop.nyc/The Bush team used the convention to continue to take credit for the worst failure of US national security in history.
This morning Aaron Gilchrist said the following (close quote)
~"The Kerry campaign, once again, is questioning whether President Bush fulfilled his service requirements in the National Guard"
That is flatly not true. The "Texans for Truth" are no more a part of the Kerry campaign than the thoroughly discredited "Swift Boat Veterans for the Truth" are a part of the Bush campaign, right?
Finally someone in the media is looking into exactly how George W. Bush leapt ahead of 500 other candidates to get into the Texas Air National Guard on the same day he applied- May 27, 1968. The lead on this story has always been the Boston Globe. That publication had the first definitive research and reporting on this matter in May of 2000. It is important to note that there was little if any reporting on George W. Bush's actual guard service before and during the 2000 election or on his actual biography. So now someone is reporting on it and your telecast suggested that it is part of the Kerry campaign. Perhaps you should read the links below and report on that and not try to associate this with the Kerry campaign. Oh and include some clips of the Texans for Truth ad just as you did when "reporting" (read: broadcasting) the Swift Boaters misleading and debunked ad.
9-8-04 Boston Globe
http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/bush/articles/2004/09/08/bush_fell_short_on_duty_at_guard/5-23-00 Boston Globe
http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/bush/articles/2000/05/23/1_year_gap_in_bushs_guard_duty/