Dan Rather told a story that was true, the facts were verified elsewhere, in legal testimony, affidavits, and reports, but what got all the attention is that some paper documentation was forged.



just because one aspect of a story is faked, doesn't mean the entire *thing* is false.

Rather knew the story itself was true, his mistake was to not double-check the documents.

now on these bogus MS "cures" I concur, I despise people who take advantage of our desire to be rid of our nemesis, and promote things that merely shorten relapses, or lessen their frequency, just to make money selling books and magazines.

I wish they would just SAY this or that will help you feel better, without the sensationalist claim to a CURE.