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Yes, about those records

Sat., Sept. 26, 2009

The Spokesman-Review

Mr. William Slusher (“Opaque administration,” Letters, Sept. 19) raises excellent questions.

Where was the “rabid froth and hue” from the Democratic Party when George W. Bush illegally stashed semitruckloads of official Texas gubernatorial records in his father’s presidential library? Where are the complete records of his service in the Texas Air National Guard?

Freedom of Information Act, indeed!

Thom Ray

Spokane

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