Posted on 01/16/2006 9:47:51 AM PST by kromike
For a tree"
You mean "ironing board", don't you? :>
Poor Al. He just doesn't get it that he's not even remotely close to 'relevant' any longer. Never really was. Never to be again. He and Gray Davis are have the personalities of ironing boards. Who do they think is listening to them???
Syonara............and good riddance from the political scene.
Too bad the MSM does not care to inform the public. It acts as the propaganda arm of the DNC.
Did Gore mention how smart he was, when he broke the law, to use the defense: "No controlling legal authority"!
On January 16, Vice President Al Gore delivered the greatest example of oratory in my lifetime. The subject is critical to all Americans. His 5-point bipartisan plan to address the current constitutional crisis includes:- Appointing special counsel to pursue the criminal issues of Presidential warrantless wiretapping of Americans
- Whistleblower protection for members of the Executive who report evidence of wrongdoing
- Comprehensive legislative hearings into the allegations of the President’s criminal acts.
- Refusal to grant an extension and enlargement of the Patriot Act unless it includes adequate and enforceable safeguards protecting the Constitution and rights of Americans.
- Telecommunication companies immediately cease and desist providing government access to private information of Americans without a proper warrant
It's wonderful. That the other side is so out of touch with reality, and so out of touch with the American Voter.
It's just freaking wonderful.
Great Caesar's Ghost!!! I thought my pastor could be a little windy! I wonder if Bush could hire Gore to give speeches to terrorists in Gitmo. I promise before he ever made it as far as this effort he would have them screaming agreement to any request if he would just SHUT UP!!!
I wasn't aware of this. do you have a source I can quote to my CongressCritter in an attempt (probably futile) to get some of the 100 redacted pages released?
I take it, Gore and the left would also be the first ones to scream bloody murder if we were the target of another attack. No, on second thought, they would probably say that we deserved it.
http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=20060116141909990004&ncid=NWS00010000000001
Do you agree with Gore's comments about Bush's domestic spying?
No
48%
Yes
48%
I need to know more
3%
Total Votes: 265,319
Gore? Gore? I am trying to place that name?Was he one of the Three Stooges or was he the fellow that invented the internet?
Marines say 'semper fi' and democrats say 'Yeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrgggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh'.
It's not only the Constitution (which is not limited to criminal prosecution), but also additional laws passed by Congress specifically to keep US agencies from monitoring/spying on US citizens.
You have an excellent point - both the Democrats and the Republicans are guilty of infringing on personal liberties protected by the constitution.
Talk about a bunch of hot air and global warming.
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