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The controversy surrounding documents concerning President George W. Bush's military service has cropped up in a Texas Supreme Court race, with a Republican Party chairwoman criticizing Democratic challenger David Van Os for his role in the document debacle. Van Os represented the retired National Guard officer who gave the documents to CBS News, which later announced it could not authenticate the memos. Says the GOP official: "This shows a clear lack of judgment in getting involved."
October 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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