The preponderance

Here’s the new news:

Marcel Matley, CBS’s document expert, says he only vouched for one of the four memos. On his network broadcast Friday night, Dan Rather said Matley vouched for all four. From the Los Angeles Times.

Dallas Morning News reports one figure in the memos wasn’t even in the National Guard at the time. In the Aug. 18, 1973 reads: "Staudt has obviously pressured Hodges more about Bush. … and Staudt is pushing to sugar coat it. …" Problem: Staudt was discharged from the Guard more than 17 months before the memo. From the Dallas Morning News.

So much for a preponderance of evidence.