Mr. Franken agreed that the left had been lax during the techno-revolution while the right "felt a certain urgency, to their credit, and they had a lot of right-wing financiers who saw this as a need. A lot of them were trust-fund babies who inherited a lot of money and wanted to keep it and now have bought their way into the Congress and the Bush administration, and you have a lot of wealth trying to keep a lot of wealth and a very stacked deck in this country right now."
Mr. Franken has said he may only do his radio show for a year, depending on how he likes it. For him, there was a pointed political endgame to his own media pursuits—getting Senator John Kerry elected to the Presidency. "I think Rush has had some effect on elections, and I wouldn’t mind having some effect on this one," he said. "I don’t know how quickly … but hopefully we’ll be able to have some influence and some effect on the way people think."
A year? LOL! Keep on dreaming.
Watch as the NWI circles the bowl under algore and his band of youngsters with cameras. I do wish algore would do a simulcast of Franken's show, there's nothing quite as entertaining (for me) than to watch liberals make asses of themselves.
I think Al fairly accurately describes the Heinz-Kerrys, the Rockefellers, the various H'wood multi-millionaires, the Clintons ... need I go on?