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Miers helped "keep the lid on" Bush's military history |
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by Carolyn Kay News From Underground Entered into the database on Sunday, October 23rd, 2005 @ 19:51:37 MST |
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I can't tell you how to evaluate the truth of this story, as WorldNetDaily has,
in the past, been a willing participant in the right-wing cabal's takeover of
our government. [It's owned by ultra-rghtist Richard Mellon Scaife.-MCM] We know
that Bush got special treatment to get into the Guard, that he got special treatment
after he quit showing up for duty, and that the records were sanitized after he
became governor. But in the past, the right wing has done its best to discredit
those stories. What I don't know is why WorldNetDaily is now willing to trash
Bush, whether this story is true or not. But it's an interesting development. WorldNetDaily Miers panel to hear 'explosive testimony'? Released from a gag order, Larry Littwin - the controversial former director
of the Texas Lottery under Harriet Miers - is free to appear at the upcoming
Supreme Court confirmation hearings to give "potentially explosive"
testimony damaging both to President Bush and his nominee, according to WND
columnist Jerome Corsi. As WorldNetDaily has reported, Littwin allegedly was fired by Miers because
he wanted to investigate improper political influence-buying by lobbyists for
GTECH, the firm contracted to run the lottery. Corsi believes that Littwin, according to an examination of hundreds of contemporary
Texas newspaper accounts, will be able to establish under oath that the GTECH
contract was preserved on a no-bid basis by then-chairwoman of the Lottery Commission
Miers in order to "keep the lid on" the National Guard controversy
involving then-Gov. Bush. The lobbyists included Ben Barnes, the former Texas lieutenant governor who
claims he pulled strings to get Bush into the Texas Air National Guard during
the Vietnam War. |
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