"Today's Washington Post story exposes what we've known all along -- the Bush campaign has trouble with the truth. They are playing fast and loose with the facts like no campaign in American history. You have to wonder, why doesn't George W. Bush trust the American people with the truth?" said Kerry spokesperson Chad Clanton.

From today's Washington Post story:

Bush's Attacks on Kerry - WRONG: "The charges were all tough, serious -- and wrong, or at least highly misleading."

Bush Campaign Makes "Misleading" Claims: "The balance of misleading claims tips to Bush," Jamieson said, "in part because the Kerry team has been more careful."

-- Bush Attack on Playing Politics with the War - WRONG: "One constant theme of the Bush campaign is that Kerry is 'playing politics' with Iraq, terrorism and national security. Earlier this month, Bush-Cheney Chairman Marc Racicot told reporters in a conference call that Kerry suggested in a speech that 150,000 U.S. troops are 'universally responsible' for the misdeeds of a few soldiers at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison -- a statement the candidate never made. In that one call, Racicot made at least three variations of this claim and the campaign cut off a reporter when he was challenged on it.

-- Bush Attack on Intelligence Cuts - WRONG: "In early March, Bush charged that Kerry had proposed a $1.5 billion cut in the intelligence budget that would 'gut the intelligence services.' Kerry did propose such a cut in 1995, but it amounted to about 1 percent of the overall intelligence budget and was smaller than the $3.8 billion cut the Republican-led Congress approved for the same program Kerry was targeting."

-- Bush Attack on Gas Tax - WRONG: "On March 30, the Bush team released an ad noting that Kerry 'supported a 50-cent-a-gallon gas tax' and saying, 'If Kerry's tax increase were law, the average family would pay $657 more a year.' But Kerry opposes an increase in the gasoline tax."

-- Bush Attack on "War on Terror" - WRONG: "But Kerry did not say what Cheney attributes to him. The quote Cheney used came from a March interview with the New York Times, in which Kerry used the phrase "war on terror." When he said "I don't want to use that terminology," he was discussing the "economic transformation" of the Middle East -- not the war on terrorism."

-- Bush Attack on the Patriot Act - WRONG: "Kerry has proposed modifying those provisions by mandating tougher judicial controls over wiretaps and subpoenas, but not repealing them. In the conference call, Bush campaign manager Ken Mehlman was prodded to offer evidence that Kerry was pressured by liberals or that Kerry opposed wiretaps. He offered no direct evidence, saying only that Kerry objected to the Patriot Act after liberals did, and that 'a common-sense reading indicates he intends to repeal those important tools.'"

GOP Strategists Acknowledge Bush Can't Run on his Own Record, Must Attack: "Scott Reed, who ran Robert J. Dole's presidential campaign that year, said the Bush campaign has little choice but to deliver a constant stream of such negative charges. With low poll numbers and a volatile situation in Iraq, Bush has more hope of tarnishing Kerry's image than promoting his own."

This article shows just how much Bush's lies are destroying America, we must all vote Kerry before monkey-boy takes our guns away, yeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. (This is longer than two words)