The Boston Herald reports, "President Bush vowed yesterday to release records proving his Vietnam-era National Guard service moving to stem the brewing controversy as Democrats raised new questions about his military chops." They cite Kerry's remarks on this issue lately, including lumping service in the guard together with those who dodged the draft. Kerry said in 1992, "It was not an issue to me if somebody chose to go to Canada or to go to jail or to be a conscientious observer or to serve...

Ritter recounts Kerry's "pious rectitude" in attacking President Bush on the intelligence on Saddam Hussein's WMDs, but then drops this blockbuster: "The problem for Sen. Kerry, of course, is that he, too, is culpable in the massive breach of public trust that has come to light regarding Iraq, WMD and the rush to war." I'm by no means condoning Ritter's editorializing about this war, but I am pointing out that he thinks Kerry guilty of this "massive breach of public trust."
Kerry had a chance...