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To: presidio9

I don't hate albore. He's just NOT credible, and therefore, should disappear.


2 posted on 06/29/2006 10:26:01 AM PDT by lilylangtree
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To: lilylangtree

I don't think he has any friends.


5 posted on 06/29/2006 10:29:49 AM PDT by cripplecreek (I'm trying to think but nothing happens)
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To: lilylangtree
"I don't hate albore. He's just NOT credible, and therefore, should disappear."

Yawnnnnnnnnnnn...can't hardly stay awa,..........{HAAAAAAUUUGHH Hegghh HUUUEEEE}

10 posted on 06/29/2006 10:35:51 AM PDT by BikerGold (Woman Love Men With BIG Pickups As We Can Haul Home Bigger Furniture)
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To: lilylangtree
The Gores trashed the lives, reputations, and careers of musicians when he was a senator. Store clerks (not the store owner, manager, or inventory buyer) were arrested for selling "obscene" albums to minors.

They've moved on from that concern.

They will crush people just to be popular. If it was a heartfelt issue, their fervor might be understood. In the end, it was just politics. I suspect that Gore's father, Albert Gore Sr. told him of the 1950s when he was a senator and lost his bid for "greatness" when fellow Tennesseee senator Estes Kefauver ran a Senate hearing on juvenile delinquency and attacked sex and violence in comic books. Kefauver got the VP nomination and Al Gore Sr. never got anything.

Seeing as the PMRC hearings came shortly before Gore's 1988 presidential run, I suspect that was his motive. People's lives and morality meant nothing to him.
21 posted on 06/29/2006 11:20:24 AM PDT by weegee (If fetal tissue is non-viable, then why are they trying to use it to stimulate cell production?)
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