Reply #2: Yep. Reuters posted a screen shot, too:

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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?g=events/pl/011902gop&a=&tmpl=sl&ns=0&l=1&e=8&t=&prev=9

A frame grab shows Vietnam war-era Swift boat veteran Ken Cordier speaks during a television commercial over Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry (news - web sites)'s war record. Kerry asked the Federal Election Commission (news - web sites) August 20, 2004 to force Republican critics to withdraw ads challenging his military service, and accused the Bush campaign of illegally helping coordinate the attacks. The Kerry campaign said it filed the complaint against the group behind the ads, Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, 'for violating the law with inaccurate ads that are illegally coordinated with the Bush-Cheney presidential campaign and Republican National Committee (news - web sites).' The campaign said there is 'overwhelming evidence' that the group is coordinating its spending on advertising and other activities with the President George W. Bush (news - web sites)'s campaign for reelection. REUTERS/HO/Swiftvets.com US ELECTION