Can He Send the Copies to Iraq?

President Bush's campaign acknowledged Thursday that it had doctored a photograph used in a television commercial to remove the president and the podium where he was standing. The campaign said the ad will be re-edited and reshipped to TV stations.

A group of soldiers in the crowd was electronically copied to fill in the space where the president and the podium had been, aides say.

Bush campaign admits doctoring photo for TV ad
Associated Press
Oct. 28, 2004

Bush Calls for Government Rationing of Health Care

Government rationing health care? Yes, says George Bush.

President Bush called for government rationing of health care at the third presidential debate.

Help us prioritize those who need to get the flu shot, the elderly and the young. The CDC, responsible for health in the United States, is setting those priorities and is allocating the flu vaccine accordingly.

George Bush at the 3rd Presidential Debate available at GeorgeWBush.com :: Transcript from Tempe, Arizona Debate Where President Bush Finished Strong, October 13, 2004

But the Bush Campaign had already admitted this in a campaign ad:

Voice Over:
Rationing. Less access. Fewer choices. Long waits.
And Washington bureaucrats, not your doctor... make final decisions on your health.

Bush campaign ad "Complicated Plan" GeorgeWBush.com ::
Bush-Cheney '04 Launches New Television Advertisements, "Complicated Plan" and "Your Doctor" October 12, 2004

Oops, that ad said John Kerry was going to ration health care. Is the Bush Team Lying? Maybe they just misstated.

TRUTH - AT LEAST TWO OUT OF THREE!!

FIRST, THE QUESTION
JONATHAN MICHAELSON: Mr. President, if there were a vacancy in the Supreme Court and you had the opportunity to fill that position today, who would you choose and why?

NOW THE TRUTH
BUSH: I'm not telling. (LAUGHTER)

THEN TRUTH OR LIE? - YOU MAKE THE CALL
I really don't have -- haven't picked anybody yet.

THEN ANOTHER TRUTH
Plus, I want them all voting for me. (PRESIDENT LAUGHS)

President Bush at the October 8, 2004 Presidential Debate