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Here's a screen shot of the CBS News story mis-identifying Bush as President in 1998. Of course they've now changed their story, so who's to say it ever really happened? I guess it's just more evidence that the rabble on the Internet need editors like the major news publications have, to avoid putting out inaccurate information. After all, you never see traditional journalists engage in a feeding frenzy to twist facts and puff up non-stories into major scandals, do you? And if they ever did make a mistake, they'd immediately admit it and apologize, wouldn't they? Sure they would -- anything else would be Bush-league.
