Posted on 12/30/2005 12:13:11 AM PST by FairOpinion
First there was Must See TV, now there's Must Miss Theater.
Is he going to play a saxophone?
Just think, you can also miss Don Rather, or maybe someone should attend and ask him about the "fake, but accurate news".
It is interesting to note the presence of Colin Powell among this distinguished assortment of leftists. Does anyone else find this somehow fitting, seeing how he has been a media (leak) darling? There should just be a sign over his head, "Turn spigot on here."
Well, I can tell you I was glad when Powell left the administration. And I do wish he had kept his mouth shot before and after.
Yet another reason to never visit Mexifornia.
Well, I can give you yet another reason: Al Gore bought a mansion in San Francisco and plans to live here.
My guess is that he'll probably run for CA governro, and expect to win, then use it as a springboard to run for president again.
Al Gore's future is behind him. He's some Tennessean, isn't he?
he wants to be closer to his realtives ya know the redwood forrest thats where his real roots are
GSlob wrote:
Is he going to play a saxophone?
--No Sexaphone, but i bet he'll play the Cigar. ;)
I thought you wanted him to be President. Don't lie and say you were not on the bandwagon with everyone else. It is easy to cricize after the damage is done, but you were a cheerleader for him as President of the United States when there was all this talk of him running and polls had him at 90 percent or some crazy number.
Heck, algore CREATED the redwoods...
Household wealth is at its highest right now!!!!!!!
Wow. I am surprised to hear that because it seemed to me that everyone was gleeful when he was chosen. That is interesting to hear. Good for you. You can at least complain about him without looking silly.
An outright, boldfaced lie.
During the election cycle of 1992, Clinton hammered Bush the Elder for having caused the worst economy of the last 50 years. But reality is completely different. As CNNs Brooke Jackson has reported:
Three days before Christmas 1992, the National Bureau of Economic Research finally issued its official proclamation that the recession had ended 21 months earlier. What became the longest boom in U.S. history actually began nearly two years before Clinton took office.
By the same token, the economy was already starting to decline during the last year of Clinton's term after the stock market crashed in March 2000. According to a report by MSNBC:
The longest economic expansion in U.S. history faltered so much in the summer of 2000 that business output actually contracted for one quarter, the government said Wednesday in releasing a comprehensive revision of the gross domestic product. Based on new data, the Commerce Department said that the GDP the countrys total output of goods and services shrank by 0.5 percent at an annual rate in the July-September quarter of 2000.
So unlike the current President Bush, who inherited a declining economy in a virtual (if not actual) recession and today presides over a red-hot economy, Clinton inherited a growing economy and left us with one in shambles.
The legacy media is beyond shameless.
this is the rapists rerwrite history tour hitting all the great bastions of liberal higher learning.last month he was at hofstra university by my way giving a four hour speech of lies.
face it billy boy your legacy consists of one six letter word: M O N I C A
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