If you realize that every relevant record of Bush, his military record,

[Veggie Meathead]

his driving record, his arrest records all either disappear or are deficient in some way or altered, you would think there is a mysterious jinx on these records that do not exist for other people.
Any cub reporter in the Press would be curious to connect the dots and ask why this is so.But the mighty panjandrums of our Press have other things to think about. Their collective lack of curiosity about obvious things is the dog that didn't bark this season.

[Nite Owl]

1. Kitty Kelly mentions this in her book

that there were a lot of things 'missing' and seemed to be a lot of 'fires' when it came to locating information.

Just a coincidence though right?lol

[punpirate]

2. All too true...

... but the passage of time has a way of making the task a bit too difficult for the press to bother, just as the press didn't want to delve too deeply into questions about the elder Bush's wartime heroics.

Wanting to be president is a great incentive to erase institutional memory.

[MaryH]

3. And what we have is probably faked.

Has anyone figure out how this all happened?

[BrotherBuzz]

4. Random chaos?

I think not. :)

[punpirate]

5. Most of Bush's bad history occurred...

... in Texas. He has a lot of political friends there. Being governor also gave him enough influence to get people to do things they shouldn't have done. My guess is that Bush has been looking at being president ("jes lak mah Dad") for a long time. Plenty of time to make the record conform to his official campaign biographies.

Cheers.