Remember that guy named Al Gore?

[Yeager]

Well........he continues to think, and express himself.  

linked is the writeup of a pep talk he gave to the media troopers recently.  Its actually slightly discombobulating but I really enjoyed reading it.


http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/10/06/D8D2IU703.html

[GtoRA2]

On the eve of the nation's decision to invade Iraq, our longest serving senator, Robert Byrd of West Virginia, stood on the Senate floor asked: "Why is this chamber empty? Why are these halls silent? Who has my klan hat? Ah ****, someone change my diaper."

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

Know why what the senators says is ignored and has become irrelevant? Because you can't believe a word that comes from the mouths of the lying bastards, as a general rule that applies to the lot of them, Al Gore Jr included.

[GtoRA2]

exactly, it is not that "markey place of Ideas" like al gore goes on and on about thats dead.


Whats dead is the US politician with class.

[Eagler]

and to think that cheekbones could have been at the helm on 9/11 ....

[dirtbag]

VS  the cheekbones in charge now?

It's a damn shame that partisan loyalty over rides common sense.

[Pooh21]

my common sense tells me that cheekbones-gore would have screwed the pooch even worse then the monkey in charge now

[J_A_B]

That was supposed to be a pep talk?  He rambles on and on!  I can't imagine how intolerably boring it had to be to listen to, esepcially in Gore's "sleep-o-matic" monotone voice.  Gore actually makes a point that not many people would disagree with (out of control self-serving media), but his message drowns in a cascading tidal wave of boredom.  


J_A_B

[dirtbag]

cheekbones (Gore) vs Incompetent Boob (Bush)

There is no way of knowing what Gore may have done, he may have screwed the pooch but I have doubts that he would, or could have done any worse than Bush has.

This thread reinforces my opinion that Buchanan should have been elected.  

[Sandman]

Originally posted by dirtbag
VS  the cheekbones in charge now?

It's a damn shame that partisan loyalty over rides common sense.

The path following the 9/11 attacks was so crystal clear that any one here could have been president and executed it.

[Sandman]

Originally posted by Yeager
Well........he continues to think, and express himself.  

linked is the writeup of a pep talk he gave to the media troopers recently.  Its actually slightly discombobulating but I really enjoyed reading it.


http://www.breitbart.com/news/2005/10/06/D8D2IU703.html

Took me awhile to find the time to finish it, but Gore is spot on, IMHO.

[Toad]

So dirtbag.... this new shade account hides what previous posting name? Looks like you've kept this on on the shelf for about a year.

[Dune]

Saw this at AGW.  I'll say the same thing here:

I got to the part about the people of 1776 being the most literate in history and stopped.

Even so, no politician should be allowed to live. They could give a hoot in hell about anything other than being reelected. And if that takes sucking the ******* of every extremist PAC and getting a bajillion dollar bridge for someplace that doesn't need it...they'll do it. PJ O'Rourke refered to our Congress as a "Parliment of potatos". He was right. They will sell us and this country out to whomever will help them most. It may not be new...but it's getting worse.

But then again, do we really want a gov't that accomplishes stuff?

The mystery of government is not how Washington works but how to make it stop.
P. J. O'Rourke

[Jackal1]

Originally posted by Yeager
Remember that guy named Al Gore?

  Who could possibly forget the man that invented the internet..................... ......
...................or was that Kurt Tank?

[Eagler]

LOL LOL LOL