Posted on 05/22/2007 7:34:28 AM PDT by dead
Edited on 05/22/2007 7:37:38 AM PDT by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
FORMER Vice President Al Gore lectured Diane Sawyer yesterday about her shallow questioning during a "Good Morning America" interview.
"Listen to your questions," an exasperated Gore said halfway through his morning sitdown with Sawyer.
He complained that she only seemed interested in "the horserace, the cosmetic parts" of the upcoming presidential campaign.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
"But while we're focused on Britney and K-Fed and Anna Nicole Smith and all this stuff
Yeah, we need a president who isn’t involved in all that celebrity nonsense…
Then she asked if Gore was trying to lose weight, a sign he might be considering running.
Have another Ring Ding, you fat idiot.
Al Gore lecturing people on shallowness is enough to make me snort coffee up my nose. How about those “earth tone” clothes in the 2000 race there, Al? Or that throwdown smooch on Tipper at the convention?
Gore is exactly right about the coverage of the candidates, but more in-depth coverage of the issues would doom his own party. If it can’t be put on a bumper sticker in a rhymed couplet, the Democrat Party can’t handle it.
Who's this "we"?...........Only the Dems' electorate are that pop-culture oriented.............
Ted Danson looks positively evil.
I never liked those sugarfat things.
Very true! The short attention span dem voters are only interested in the election on Monday night before the Tuesday. That’s why they moved MNF to ESPN............
He needs some Grecian Formula...........a whole case..........
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How about those “earth tone” clothes in the 2000 race there, Al? Or that throwdown smooch on Tipper at the convention?
I vividly remember his vivid recollections of his boyhood spent plowing the fields of Tennessee with a horse-drawn plow, even though he grew up in a fancy hotel in DC with his corrupt senator father. But the horse-drawn cart story scored better in the focus groups than the shorty pants pampered rich kid story.
Al Gore has never had a thought as deep as his footprints.
I think he has a point.
Al is insane now, completely and utterly insane.
And I am not kidding.
Cletus Fauntleroy-Sartre.
Way to go, Algore!
You would look that way too if you had been involved with Whoopie Goldberg.
Algore may have a point. But for Algore to lecture anybody about being shallow is laughable.
A mental breakdown following the loss to Dubya? Likely so.
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No need to get snippy.
If you more carefully compare the actual article to the version I posted, you will notice I did, in fact, snip the phrase “later this year” in the exact place where I noted that I snipped something.
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“our country has been making some very serious mistakes. because “the planet has a fever” so none of us can think right.
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