McCain: "I have great respect for Al Gore."

Reuters ^ | Thu Oct 2, 2008 | Jeff Mason

[mike-zed]

He said he would involve former Vice President Al Gore in efforts to address the issue. "I would tap him, I would tap people who have been involved in these issues for many years." McCain noted that he disagreed with the Nobel Peace Prize winner about nuclear energy but added, "I have great respect for Al Gore."

[Colorado Cowgirl]

You had to post a picture of that stupid fat bastard? He is the dumbest man I know, what a Looser!! John and I part company when he suggest “he has great respect” for this POS.

[Arcy]

I respect the mentally ill also.

[Arcy]

I respect the mentally ill also.

[Arcy]

Palin won big-time!

[Post Toasties]

I think McCain has a lot more important things to do than to waste peoples’ time with drivel about his ‘great’ ‘respect’ for a discredited climate change moron like gore.

[Colorado Doug]

Once again, Palin giveth. John McCain taketh away. sheesh, when will he get that if we wanted liberal, we would vote for Obama.

[DoughtyOne]

Perdogg, I understand where you are coming from. You may have heard things that lead you to believe this, and only time will tell. That’s okay.

I still reflect back when McCain was chumming it up with Soros and authoring global warming based legislation with Lieberman three times. One of those times included carbon taxes on fuels.

My perception is that John will come back to haunt you. Look, if you are proven to be right, you and I are both going to be happy.

Take care.

[DoughtyOne]

Yep, we’re on the same page Okie01. I think you’re right. We’ll see.

[calcowgirl]

Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Thursday listed investor Warren Buffett and former eBay chief Meg Whitman as potential Treasury secretaries in his administration but declined to say if he would consider asking current Secretary Henry Paulson to stay.

(snip)

Asked if he would be a visible presence in international talks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and replace the Kyoto Protocol, McCain, who has clashed with fellow Republicans over climate change, said he would do "whatever is necessary to try to move forward." He said he would involve former Vice President Al Gore in efforts to address the issue. "I would tap him, I would tap people who have been involved in these issues for many years." McCain noted that he disagreed with the Nobel Peace Prize winner about nuclear energy but added, "I have great respect for Al Gore."

EGAD!

Third way on steroids!

[NormsRevenge]

TWirPs to the left
TWirPs to the right
TWirPs all around..
What’s a conservative to do?

[calcowgirl]

What’s a conservative to do?

Punt or puke?

[NormsRevenge]

Punt or puke?

Both

Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC) (L) and Joe Lieberman (2nd,L) (I-CT) talk with former Senators Alan Simpson (R) and John Danforth (2nd R) before the vice presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri October 2, 2008. (Jim Young/Reuters)

[calcowgirl]

Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC) (L) and Joe Lieberman (2nd,L) (I-CT)...

And Buffett, Whitman, and Gore. Meet McCain's new Cabinet. (barf!)

[ConservativeMind]

BTTT

[lonevoice]

He is trying to lose. That is all I can figure out.

Or, as Rush Limbaugh said on today's show: "I don't think John McCain is in the tank for Obama, but I'd be hard pressed to prove it."

Another Rushism from today's show: "If McCain wins the election, we won't have to worry about the Democrats in the House and the Senate anymore. They'll be in the cabinet."

[tuckrdout]

So true.

[rob777]

If it was not for the presence of Sarah Palin on the ticket, I would probably vote for Bob Barr the LP candidate.

[rob777]

"This is the worst political choice I’ve ever been faced with."


That is how I felt in the 2000 election. A little deja vu.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

[Stepan12]