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I believe...

I believe the Killian documents are authentic.

I believe that Killian's widow, who doubts their authenticity, has a pro-Bush agenda and is lying.

I believe Killian's son, who doubts their authenticity, has a pro-Bush agenda and is lying.

I believe the personnel clerk in Killian's unit, who doubts their authenticity, has a pro-Bush agenda and is lying.

I believe Dan Rather when he says the Killian documents were conclusively authenticated, even though CBS only had access to low-quality photocopies.

I believe Dan Rather's lone "handwriting" expert was telling the truth when he pronounced the typed documents legit.

I believe the multiple "printed document" experts, who dispute their authenticity, are all Bush partisans, and are all lying.

I believe that Ben Barnes's daughter, who thinks her father is lying, has a pro-Bush agenda and is lying herself.

I believe that Ben Barnes, who is a Kerry campaign vice-chair, and has raised more than $100,000 for the campaign, does not have a political agenda, and is telling the truth.

I believe Ben Barnes when he says he helped Bush enter the guard when he was lieutenant governor, even though he didn't actually become lieutenant governor until a year after Bush had already enlisted.

I believe that all 250 Swift Vets for the Truth are pro-Bush partisans, and that they are all lying. All of them.

I believe the dozen or so vets who travel with the Kerry campaign from stop to stop do not have a political agenda, and they alone are telling the truth.

I believe John Kerry when he said he spent Christmas in Cambodia.

I believe John Kerry when he said he did not spend Christmas in Cambodia.

I believe that questioning Bush's military record is justified, even patriotic, even though Bush never made it a campaign issue.

I believe that questioning Kerry's military record is vile and despicable, even though Kerry made his service the centerpiece of his campaign.

I believe I'll be glad when this election is over.

(With apologies to Michael Kelly, who left us too soon.)

Comments

I believe Dan Rather is a very scrupulous journalist whose integrity is absolutely underwhelming.

i believe Pat in NC needs to learn how to type:

"People were supporting President Bush telling rescuers at ground zero that the trrorists would "soon hea from us."
America was united for a short time. President Bush folloewed through on his promise and initially tha was okay,"

no wonder you support Bush, it's clear that the two of you had the same high school English teacher.

Hey Dr. No,

It's all about the message, not the way it's delivered. Remember?

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