More mudsling by omission

Hindrocket at Power Line points to Col. John Wambough, Jr. USAF who discusses in detail his recollections of George Bush's TANG service.

It's long, but well worth the read - here's a snippet:

Like all Guard members, Lt. Bush was required to accrue a minimum of 50 points (annually) to meet Guard service requirements (a minimum of 300 points in six years). What the liberal media may not have covered in their many articles about Lt. Bush's ANG service is that Lt. Bush accumulated 954 points - exceeding the six-year Air National Guard requirement for service - threefold. Of course, everyone knows this, right? All those investigative reporters must have brought this fact out a dozen times. I just must have missed it.

There's plenty more.