WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ At 1:30 p.m. on Monday,
January 7, 2008, a major Presidential candidate is going to be "Swift
Boated" -- with facts -- at the National Press Club.



    Eight years ago, George W. Bush's Presidential campaign was nearly
torpedoed by the last-minute "October Surprise" release of factual truth
about a decades-old DUI.



    Four years ago, Bush's campaign was almost derailed again, by the
release of authentic-looking forged documents relating to his National
Guard service. Had the documents proved true, Kerry might have become
President.



    Four years ago, "Swift Boating" entered the Presidential campaign
lexicon when Kerry's candidacy was torpedoed by accusations from men who'd
served with him in Vietnam. Kerry was never able to recover, even when the
veracity of these accusations became subject to question.



    In 2004, "Swift Boating" and "Rather-Gate" were actions based on "iffy"
information. However, in 2008, this "Swift Boating" experience is based on
rock-solid, well-sourced and absolutely accurate information.



    This "Swift Boating" will occur with the release of a new book to be
announced next Monday, January 7th at 1:30 p.m. at the National Press Club
in Washington.



    Built around irrefutable hard and cold facts -- these allegations come
from a former TV business news editor, a twice-decorated military veteran
who shares this candidate's party affiliation -- and who has known the
candidate personally since their college days.



    This book literally gives "chapter and verse" about this candidate's
less-than-candid candor with the American people.



    Unlike "Rather-Gate" and the original "Swift Boat" book, this former TV
journalist's book is no fabrication -- it is supported by 10 pages of
meticulously-researched end-notes citing original source material
supporting every factual assertion about the candidate's failure to shoot
straight with the American people, and this breach-of-faith's implications
for the Presidency.



    Obviously, we can't tell you more at this point -- not without inviting
in-advance (and ill-informed) criticism -- but if you're serious about
covering the 2008 Presidential campaign, you won't want to miss this
announcement -- and you will want to meet the author.



    Immediately after the press announcement, the author will be available
in Washington for interviews for radio, TV/Cable, print and Internet
audiences -- and later in the week he'll be in New York City, ready to
answer questions and defend his allegations -- with facts.

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