Gore sends DLC his regrets

Washington Times ^ | 7/31/02 | Donald Lambro

[kattracks]

NEW YORK

[corsair]

Mr. Gore cited a "scheduling conflict" even though he was in New York yesterday — not far from the conference — meeting with a book publisher.

In 1999, when Vietnam War veterans protested the American Bar Association having Jane Fonda as their 1999 Convention Keynote Speaker, the ABA and Fonda issued a statement to the effect that
Hanoi Jane had "a scheduling conflict".

Anytime Jane Fonda thinks the veterans have one up on her, she will have a scheduling conflict.

Anytime Al Gore, Jr. thinks somebody is going to show how incredibly incompetent he is, he will have a scheduling conflict.

[kattracks]

I think Gore didn't want to be there because of the prominent role hillary! was given,

[MJY1288]

My guess is Al Gore forgot his Crucifix and was scared to be on the same auditorium with Hillary. But on the other hand..... Who gives a rats arse, One less nattering nabob in a room full of losers is one less to pollute the airwaves.

When all the RATS can do is falsely claim the economy is in the tank, when it isn't, is a good thing. They have absolutely nothing to campaign on besides phantom economic downturns that can't be found.

The economy is improving against all the wishes of the left. The democatically controlled Senate has dropped the ball since the Terry McAuliffe puppet Tom Daschle became the illegitimate leader of the Senate. Their goal is to tarnish the President instead of working for the American people... PERIOD.

I think it will be a rough Novemeber for the RATS. President Bush has been above the fray and out in front of almost every issue. Since the day he was sworn in, President Bush has yet to take part in the Democrats favorite pass-time which is "The politics of persoal destruction" and I think it's goping to be a major plus for the Republican party in Novemeber

[corsair]

I'm thinking Gore would look incredibly incompetent alongside Hillary!

[corsair]

I must add that Hillary! is even scarier than Al Gore, Jr.

[Lazamataz]

Looks like Hillary is setting up her 2004 run after all.

[kattracks]

I think she'll take VP for 2004, which would set her up for 2008.

[TerryInRiverside]

I suspect Hillary or Gore aren't really a threat. Both are part of the Clinton legacy. Besides Gore is a bumbling idiot.

[slimer]

"We have a corporate culture in this country today who put their financial interests ahead of the interests of their workers," said Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina.

That's right and thanks for being such great role models for them by putting your political interests ahead of the interests of the people you are suppose to be representing.

And now this corporate culture will emulate your selective scapegoating of some expendable collegues while protecting others whose expenditure would tip the balance against you.

Congradulations on leading the way in the halls of low down dirty rotten scum sucking pigs.