Ben Ginsburg list more coincidences surrounding CBS's bogus doc show

From and interview on Hugh Hewitt's show:

"On top of that the Boston Globe got a document dump that was critical of the president's national guard service on that Thursday, the day after the broadcast. Nicholas Kristof, the liberal columnist for the New York Times, faithfully wrote a column on that Thursday all about the president's national guard service. Also on that Thursday, Texans for Truth began running its ads. That group got its initial funding from MoveOn.org, and of course MoveOn.org is represented by the Democratic National Committee attorney, and their pollster was Stanley Greenburg, who has now gone to work for the Kerry campaign. And lastly, Terry McAuliffe, DNC Chairman, had the press conference on that Thursday to allege that the president was AWOL. That's a lot of events at the same period of time, all a smear campaign, all centered on the forged documents, and those are the questions that the media really should be asking about the role of the Kerry campaign and the Democratic National Committee."
I believe one reason CBS rushed this story was to get maximum impact out of the coordinated assault on Bush that was based on the documents. Delaying the show to verify the documents would have destroyed the timing of the ad buys as well as losing the scoope to the other news organizations who got the document dump.

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