One of the bigger election stories of the past week centered on new doubts about whether the president had fulfilled his military obligations during Vietnam. With recent reports suggesting that as a younger man Bush did not meet his stateside National Guard obligations during the Vietnam war, voters are split on what they believe-42 percent of all voters say they now have serious doubts, the same number says he did his duty. The president?s personal ratings on honesty took a hit this week, with 55 percent saying they view Bush as ?honest and ethical? and 40 percent saying they do not. Seven days ago, those numbers were 62 percent and 33 percent.

 

 

 

42%, wow thats a lot higher than questions about Kerry's service.

 

 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5971162/site/newsweek/?GT1=5100

Wait till the faked guard papers story starts to get traction in the major media outlets. That will erase anything the dems got from the attacks and could result in a significant backlash.

 

Its about hit critical mass in the next few days.

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Your "forgery" hypothesis has about the same credibility of the Swift Boat Liars for Bush: All hat, no cattle.

It's pretty pathetic if military service is an issue in the race. :thumbdown