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Truegrit

This article in today's Washington Post discusses David Brinkley, the historian behind Kerry's "Tour of Duty."

According the article, Brinkey is willing to release Kerry from any contractual obligation, so that Kerry can make his full diary available to the public:

"The Kerry campaign has refused to release Kerry's personal Vietnam archive, including his journals and letters, saying that the senator is contractually bound to grant Brinkley exclusive access to the material. But Brinkley said this week the papers are the property of the senator and in his full control.

"I don't mind if John Kerry shows anybody anything," he said. "If he wants to let anybody in, that's his business. Go bug John Kerry, and leave me alone." The exclusivity agreement, he said, simply requires "that anybody quoting any of the material needs to cite my book."
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Ted Harwood, Ph.D.
Enlisted, U.S. Army ('57-'60)

lucky · Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 11:34 pm Post subject: LOL

We all knew that was not the reason he won't release then records. I didn't really care that much if he did but I do now myself. Lets keep up the attack i say.
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Big D · Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 5:14 pm Post subject: One down How many to go

One obstacle gone, but how many more do you think Mr. JFK and his team of lawyers will come up with to prevent the light of truth from shining on his dark parade? Kerry the master of spectacle and deceit.

Keep pluggin Truegrit maybe we'll get past his manuvering before November 2nd.

Thanks for your comment on the letters.

Dennis Bertrand
Newbern, TN.
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