Little Green Footballs has posted an animated GIF that alternates between a Word document he created and one of Dan Rather’s memos. A 1973 typewriter, you say? Imbeciles they think we are.
The big bloggers are all over this. Meanwhile, check out Instapundit’s links. Michelle Malkin asks if the Federal Election Commission should get involved.
How will the blogosphere impact the election? Is it a player at all?
This post will be updated periodically.
(Hat tip: Power Line)
Update: The Los Angeles Times spins the memo story with this headline: “Controversy Over Bush’s Guard Duty Escalates.” The controversy isn’t the Guard duty; It’s the forged memos! Hello?
A $10,000 reward to reproduce CBS documents?
Update II: Pentagon says memos are phony. INDC Journal says Boston Globe lie is repeated by CBS.
**Exclusive** – INDC Journal interviews Dr. Philip Bouffard, a document expert who was reportedly misquoted by the Globe. And they misspelled his first and last names. Thanks to weblogs, mainstream media are now under scrutiny. I’m having too much fun.
Update III: More memos? How can this be? The American Thinker says wrong deadline, wrong regulation.
