RB

They are lying again

During the 2000 election season, the Bush campaign claimed that Bush had released all of his
military records. That was false. Early this year, under pressure, the White House released another batch of records, claiming that it had now released all of Mr. Bush's military records. That, too, was false. On Sept 7, 2004 under lawsuit from the AP, the White House released another batch of
documents, claiming once again that all documents had now been released.
On Sept 8, 2004, for reasons not publicly explained, the White House centralized authority over all responses to requests for Mr. Bush's military records. This seemed strange if all the records had already been released.

After the 60 Minutes report, the White House released two of the documents 60 Minutes had
just presented. Were they just copying CBS, or did they have those documents already? And what other documents do they have, or know about, that they're trying to prevent other parts of the government from releasing by centralizing authority to respond to FOIA requests?