Just wonderful. Swiftboating is now allowed on HuffPo:

Have you no decency? You on the right prop up every chance that you get "We Support the Troops" and then besmirch any veteran that doesn't bend down and genuflect to your way of thinking.

You not only attack John Kerry but all veterans when you continue this. Have you ever served? Did you even bother to read this: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/30/us/politics/30swift.h... or did you see Mr. Short's name and just pass it off as bad journalism from a "minor journalist"?

I could post hundreds of links debunking everyone of your LIES, but we are only allowed so many words in a post.

I will say as far as the Patriot Project, it was started by friends of John Kerry who wanted to make sure that veterans running for elected offices in 2006 would have someone looking out for them from the likes of the smear tactics that were used against John Kerry. In fact John Kerry wrote a post about the site right here on Huff Post http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-kerry/will-you-fight... Did you say you were a journalist? You'd think you would of done a little bit of research.

But oh I forgot you were nominated for a Pulitzer prize or were you ? http://freedomsfire.blogspot.com/2006/06/pulitzer-prize...

Stop the hate stop the smears and really HONOR ALL our TROOPS.

4. Lipscomb’s top-secret anonymous sources.

A member of the Harvard Law School admissions board - also in violation of ethical constraints - supposedly informs Lipscomb that Kerry wasn’t admitted because of his less-than-honorable discharge.

This despite the undisputed fact that Harvard did not accept late applications such as Kerry’s. At least two biographers have documented that after his 1972 loss, faced with a campaign debt, a mortgage, and a baby on the way, he worked as a regional coordinator for the CARE foundation; after making a final decision not to try for another run in 1974, he applied to law school in the summer of 1973 (Tour of Duty, p. 424; John Kerry, the Complete Biography by the Boston Globe Reporters Who Know Him Best, pp. 163-164).

No, Lipscomb would like you to believe that contrary to ALL known facts, Kerry, immediately after losing the November 1972 election, decided to go to law school, studied for, took, and got his scores from the LSAT, obtained all his transcripts and letters of recommendation, and applied to HLS by February 1973.

And the most amazing thing about this mysterious HLS admissions person: he was willing to risk his reputation and breach all rules of ethics to tell Lipscomb about Kerry’s supposed military record problems, but didn’t mention the most obvious reason of all for not admitting Kerry - his lousy grades !!! I mean geeze, this would have been a bombshell scoop for Lipscomb, since nobody else knew this fact. Why didn’t this so-called source know this?

It's Lipscomb's little embellishments on his lies that really do him in. He insists that this mystery man thought Kerry was otherwise "clearly qualified" for admission. Really, the Harvard admissions board thought a C-average student was "clearly qualified"?