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Cocoa Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-15-04 10:10 AM
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The networks' sudden interest in investigative reporting
gee, they're ALL immediately clamoring to get in on the forgery frenzy, so quickly they're doing sloppy reporting.

Where was this thirst to get to the bottom of the story when it seemed that the U.S. president has a huge gaping hole in his personal history? A period where no one knows where he was?

Only one of many obvious questions about Bush that were totally ignored, compared to now, with all this redundant reporting on a story that they have a conflict of interest on, since it involves their competitor's journalistic practices.





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