Roberts refuses to release attendance of all members, including himself.
http://www.boston.com/news/politics/advertising/articles/2004/08/16/bush_camp_readies_appeal_to_veterans/Bush camp readies appeal to veterans (Kerry missed 75% of Intel meetings)
GOP ads question Kerry credentials
By Anne E. Kornblut, Globe Staff | August 16, 2004
WASHINGTON -- Armed with the advantage of incumbency, President Bush is preparing to showcase his role as commander in chief this week while his Republican allies are attempting to cast doubt on the national security credentials claimed by his Democratic rival, Senator John F. Kerry of Massachusetts.
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Back at campaign headquarters, Bush advisers are set to air a new television spot that criticizes Kerry's role on the Senate Intelligence Committee in the 1990s, accusing him of missing three-quarters of its public hearings. Kerry advisers say the Republican calculations are flawed because they do not include any closed-door sessions Kerry participated in during those years.
Yesterday Senator Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican and chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, challenged Kerry to authorize the release of the number of private hearings he attended. <snip>