[kcvl]

Karenna, your father is a liar and you are a arrogant little *itch.

THANK GOD FOR GEORGE W. BUSH!

[Viking2002]

Sit down, little piglet. Your 15 minutes are up.

[DoughtyOne]

I wonder how long Al had to practice before he got her signature down.

[Knuckle Sandwich Combo]

[Just mythoughts]

"Ms. Gore Schiff is director of community affairs for the Association to Benefit Children"


Pity those pooooooor children.

[Cowboy Bob]

I don't recall Karenna saying the same thing to H. Ross Perot in 1992

[DentsRun]

Isn't Karenna Schiff the great granddaughter of Jacob Schiff, the New York banker who gave $20 million to Leon Trotsky and Vladimir Lenin to fund the Russian revolution?

[rottndog]

She's just pissed that her father is gay.

[onyx]

Memo to the nasty Gore daughter: Thanks to God your father isn't president. He works in mysterious ways, maybe even thru Ralph Nader.

[RichInOC]

Karenna, I have three words to say to you:

GO RALPH GO!
GO RALPH GO!
GO RALPH GO!
GO RALPH GO!

[NRA2BFree]

Hooray for Ralph Nader. We'll take all the help we can get. I do love to see the Liberals cry. :)

[Psycho_Bunny]

Ms. Gore Schiff

?

I don't get it.  Is this stupid little snot married? 

[Jerry Attrick]

Since George W. Bush took office, a budget surplus of $230 billion has become a deficit of $521 billion.

Uh, if "Daddy" had won, the deficit would be $1 trillion because he would not have lowered taxes, etc. PLUS, he'd still be playing footsie with Saddam and the Taliban and our friend Osama would have been still reeking havoc. Daddy would still be talking about his "lockbox".

[BigSkyFreeper]

[Mo1]

Hey Karenna .. Why don't you get your dad to give a supporting speech for Kerry

[kcvl]

Drew Schiff’s great aunt, Dorothy Schiff, ran her afternoon tabloid New York Post as a money-making liberal fiefdom from 1939 to 1976, when she sold it to Rupert Murdoch.

January 31, 2004 -- GIMME SHELTER

It looks like another Gore got edged out of the running.

After we reported last week that Lisa Belzberg, the estranged wife of Seagram heir Matthew Bronfman, prevailed in a bidding war for Rosie O'Donnell's townhouse on the Upper West Side, we discovered her competition included the daughter of former vice president, and failed 2000 presidential candidate, Al Gore.

After the price of the property dropped from the original $6.9 million asking down to $4.9 million, Karenna Gore Schiff, touted as her father's most trusted advisor in the 2000 presidential race, and Belzberg, went after O'Donnell's vacated digs armed with a boatload of cash.

Karenna's doctor husband, Andrew Schiff, is a great grandson of railroad tycoon Jacob (and a great nephew of Dorothy Schiff, a former owner of the New York Post).

Belzberg's cash, by contrast, was from the Bronfman fortune.



Warner Brothers, which bankrolled O'Donnell's talk show, bought the five-bedroom, 4 1/2-bath townhouse four years ago for $6.5 million and renovated the place to the portly gabmistress' specs.

Featured is a master bath with a steam shower and freestanding tub, a garden and two terraces.

There's also plenty of expensive woodwork done in dark cherry.

After the dust settled, Belzberg - who is said to be a close friend of Gore's former boss, Bill Clinton - bought the five-story house for almost $5.5 million, according to sources.

[HHFi]

I write a topical comedy service for radio DJs, so I tend to assess candidates' chances through their "comedy templates" and whether they are negative and persistent enough to actually harm the candidate's electibility. That's how I knew, and predicted here right after it happened, that Dean's "Yeeeaauugghhh!!" outburst would never go away and he was toast. That was the impression of Dean that was left in voters' minds, and all us comedy writers, DJs and and late night comedians insured that nobody would ever forget it. Dean will go down in history as the wildman screaming "Yeeeaaauughh!!!" who nobody in his right mind wanted near the nuclear button.

By the same token, Al Gore's fate was sealed in a quieter but no less devastating way when he puffed himself up like a rooster and walked over to Dubya during the debate, trying to invade his space and intimidate him. When Dubya turned, regarded him with bemusement, nodded his head, and dismissively said, "Hiya," it was over for Gore. He came across as so pompous, weird and utterly deranged that nothing he could do after that could erase the suspicion of mental instability that nobody wanted to see in a US president. Gore wasn't sunk by Nader, he was sunk by the anchor that is Al Gore. (Don't believe Al is an anchor? Ask Howard Dean what that Gore endorsement did for him.)

The fact is, Corinna, the only thing your dad had to do to become president was not to convince Ralph Nader to get out of the race. It was to win his "home" state. Sadly for Al, those were the people who knew him best, so it was not to be.

[NYCVirago]

Ralph Nader's main message is a cynical one, more about tearing down than building up.

Ralph Nader, like him or not, has influenced this country throughout his career much more than Al Gore ever has. What exactly has Al Gore "built up" -- his resume?

[goldstategop]

I can think of a lot of rejoinders to Karenna's attack on Ralph Nader but the one that's really effective is to point out her father didn't win his own home state. If he had, he would be President today. She should ask him instead of blaming Nader for helping to defeat her father. No, her father did a good job of doing himself in. It was an election he should have won in a cakewalk.

[SkyPilot]

"I am totally supportive of nursing in public. I feel like if your baby is hungry and screaming, you gotta do what you gotta do."

"I can remember one time I was nursing in Central Park and I was fantasizing that I would get arrested and be thrown in jail for nursing. I imagined that I would then lead a massive picket line of nursing mothers. I get that from my Mom - she nursed us and is very certain and strong about doing things in a natural way."

"I think that that we have to do a lot more as a society to accommodate working mothers. Breast feeding in itself is a real challenge. I had this vision of breast feeding lounges or something."

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She is very deep.