Gore’s Gone Wild. The former veep’s increasingly bizarre persona.

NRO ^ | May 27, 2004, 11:23 a.m. | By Barbara Comstock

[.cnI redruM]

Gore has gotten rediculous. it's like watching Judge Judy or Jerry Springer (also headed to the Convention in Boston). Gore is a walking freak-show. Someone pass him the love-weed, he needs something to tranquilize those nerves.

[gilliam]

yet the Dems are defending him. What does that mean?

[.cnI redruM]

It means he's an albatross around their necks. He's a Pat Buchanon of the left. A Howard Dean on performance enhancing drugs.

[billorites]

Is it just me or...

[JesseHousman]

Maybe Tipsy moved out and he's just expressing his pent-up frustrations.

The poor imbecile.

I've always noticed that the Clintons and Gore have commonality. They're all three certifiably insane and need to be zipped up in straitjackets and shoved into a rubber room.

What is normal with the (junior) Senator from New Yarkansas? Her tiny lips move and nothing comes out that is understandable or cogent. She too has a tendency to rant and rave without purpose.

[smiley]

....moveon.org...= brown shirts...

[NCSteve]

I kind of wish Gore was on the ballot this fall. It sure would increase the entertainment value of the whole thing.

[woofie]

Its hard to be a looser

[Mikey_1962]

Makes me wish he were running so I could vote against him AGAIN

[theDentist]

Imagine the debates between he and Cheney. "Mr. Gore, do you mind explaining why you kept bringing lawsuits to prevent American Servicemen's votes from being counted?"

[Lunatic Fringe]

Gore didn't have the guts to run against Bush again. Seriously, if he truly believed he won in 2000, do you think he would be sitting this one out?

[GailA]

He still hasn't mended those fenses in Tennessee. The only time we hear about him now a days is when he gives one of these delusional ravings speeches.

Could this be a smoke screen to make hanoi john look sane and moderate???? FNC this morning made that suggestion.

[antaresequity]

Al's Coming Out...Free at Last!

Gore hasn't gotten ridiculous and this is not the "New" Al Gore...

This is the real Al Gore. He is not unhinged...he is finally being himself.

Now imagine this man in charge of the country today?

The real Al Gore has finally stood up.

[RightWhale]

You could write him in and cross him out vigorously.

[MEG33]

Gore is definitely a Sore Loser....I think he is also loony and laughable. His tongue is loosened like his brain is on meth. He is a loser...and we are winners because he lost.

[Spok]

Gore's problem is that the only reason WJC took him along for the ride was so WJC could look good in the comparison, and Gore still hasn't figured that out. So long as the media refuses to treat him like they did Dan Quayle, he'll thrash around under a delusion of adequacy. He's a fool that a quirk of fate elevated to lofty heights, and even Tipper is too kind hearted to let him in on the joke.

[talleyman]

"Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad." (- Vergil? Homer? Euripides? Iripadose?)

[vollmond]

Al Gore missed his chance. Had he accepted a single machine recount and then bowed out gracefully for "the good of the country", his stature would be much higher today. His concession speech would only have to say that he had won the popular vote, and a fight in the courts might change the electoral outcome, but he would not be the one to subject the country to that kind of acrimony and division. And he'd be back in four years.

Hindsight is 20-20, but if he had taken that kind of principled stand back then, he'd have the Democrat nomination sewn up and be blowing President Bush away in the polls right now.

[ride the whirlwind]

Outside of MoveOn.org, the biggest cheers for Gore must have been coming from caves in Afghanistan and diehards in Fallujah. Bitterness over Florida and exile from most of the leaders of your own party are no excuses for such irresponsibility.

What a lot is said in just this one small paragraph!

[binger]