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To: Endeavor
Yeah, that. :-)

Breaking news!

Gore to deliver keynote speech at state Democratic Convention

Can't get the story yet, subscription only. I thought for sure algore would be told he has important business out of the country that week... The dims are dumber than I thought.

119 posted on 06/04/2004 8:35:48 AM PDT by BigWaveBetty (You're not the boss of me.)
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To: BigWaveBetty

sorry, i didn't see your post on krauthammer before I posted. oops.

Gore - do you think its just to throw red meat at the crowd - he's their reminder of a "stolen" election? Big Gay Al is lookng bigger and gayer each time I see him rant on tv.


120 posted on 06/04/2004 8:44:44 AM PDT by Endeavor (Don't count your Hatch before it chickens)
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To: BigWaveBetty

sorry, i didn't see your post on krauthammer before I posted. oops.

Gore - do you think its just to throw red meat at the crowd - he's their reminder of a "stolen" election? Big Gay Al is lookng bigger and gayer each time I see him rant on tv.


121 posted on 06/04/2004 8:45:10 AM PDT by Endeavor (Don't count your Hatch before it chickens)
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To: All
Hungry for some dementia?

Finally, a loud and clear voice of opposition against the unprovoked Iraqi war from an American statesman.It came from former Vice President Al Gore, who has given the presidential campaign of Sen. John Kerry a needed shot in the arm. Gore also could have been speaking for a growing silent majority.

In a fiery, eloquent speech last week at New York University, Gore shamed the "go along, get along" Democrats, including Kerry, who had been soft pedaling the issue of the war and the damage it has done to our name and prestige in the world.

Kerry has played it so safe that he has brought his own leadership into question.The Kerry camp is obviously not happy that a gloves-off Gore took the lead, showing their candidate up for timidity. But the vice president -- who spent years in Congress and eight years as vice president -- knows there is too much at stake in terms of depleted U.S. honor and moral authority to play politics now. It lives

122 posted on 06/04/2004 8:45:52 AM PDT by BigWaveBetty (You're not the boss of me.)
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