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That headlne is no exaggeration. Kerry said on national TV that he would make all his military records available; immediately thereafter his campaign staff refused to do so.
The day after Kerry told MEET THE PRESS he would make all of his military records available for inspection at his campaign headquarters, a spokesman said the senator would not release any new documents, leaving undisclosed many of Kerry’s evaluations by his Navy commanding officers, some medical records, and possibly other material.
We all remember the huge fuss the press made about Bush’s military records recently. Will they let Kerry slide on the same issue?
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Kerry made hsi records available to the press on or about April 28, 2004. Today it was reported that Goerge W. Bush's military records have miraculsouly vanished. Not only the hardcopies of which mulitples are kept but also the traceable microfiche which the National Records Archive keeps as well as the DoD's own microfiche, yet it's all disappeared? Now who's hiding what?