Just as CBS’s Dan Rather broke his now-discredited story that President Bush had failed to follow a direct order from his National Guard commander to report for a medical examination, the Democratic National Committee and the 527 group Texans for Truth began an attack on Bush’s National Guard service record that they referred to as […]
Just as CBS's Dan Rather broke his now-discredited story that President Bush had failed to follow a direct order from his National Guard commander to report for a medical examination, the Democratic National Committee and the 527 group Texans for Truth began an attack on Bush's National Guard service record that they referred to as "Operation Fortunate Son."
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