Gore Afraid of Freepers?

National Review Online ^ | Nov 19, 2002 | David Frum

[ApesForEvolution]

Same thing as last time: Write a book, hit the communist airwaves to 're-spin' and then RUN, FOREST, RUN!!

[ApesForEvolution]

Algore couldn't pass a piss test if the Presidency depended on it. Just ask his son...

[ApesForEvolution]

Algore does have the ability to spin his self-centeredness as being ultraistic in a way (so he thinks-that's part of the phoniness that 'brained' people see through immediately) that xxxlinton must surely be proud of...

[Gore_ War_ Vet]

One protester carried a megaphone – and I’ll concede that he made more noise than he should have. But as for the rest, I’m left wondering why it is that when 100,000 people march around the White House to oppose military action in Iraq they are exercising their constitutionally protected right of peaceful protest – while when four dozen Republicans demurely exercise their rights, they can be described without demur on national television as if they were a mob of violent maniacs.

David Frum Can kiss my hillary!

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

It could have been worse.

[F.J. Mitchell]

"Scary."

And scarier yet that the liberal Media still adores him so much that they foist off his rantings, whining and sour grapes as worthy of air time. Gore's biography should be entitled the "Sour grapes of wrath."

[onedoug]

"Do it for the Children!"

[Timeout]

Hey, David Frum was WITH us! His last comment was a dig at the media elites. He's a great conservative.

[F.J. Mitchell]

and for the child like adult idiots, without whom the Demoncrap's party would never have existed.

[F.J. Mitchell]

I don't doubt that Al could never pass a piss test, but who can ask his son anything? He drives faster than the speed of sound, least wise as close to the speed of sound as Carolina cop's radar can clock it.

[Darlin']

Hehehe. Well, yeah, Garrison Keillor would say that. He's competing with Streisand for the 2002 "Utterly Irrelevant and Clueless Celebrity" award.

[Mark17]

Unrepentant lying must be part of the Gore family credo:

It is part of every Demon Cat's credo. They have a lot of company.

[Mark17]

No wonder he sweats so much - it's just pure exertion from forcing himself this way and that.

And I still remember that film clip of Gore coming into a room with statues (busts) and Al Gore asking, who are all these people? If I am not mistaken, the busts were of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Ben Franklin, and maybe others. Is there nothing on earth that can embarrass scoundrels like Al Gore?

[Gore_ War_ Vet]

His last comment was a dig at the media elites. He's a great conservative.

His last comment contained dig at ME specificly. He may be a great guy, but ANYONE who was more concerned about my noise level than what was being attempted from inside that house is a bit TOO conservative for me.

I'm not mad or hurt, just trying to make a point.

[ApesForEvolution]

LOL! Can you imagine being the son of the wavering reed, blowing to and fro, as the winds of Gaya and internal polling take you? Alpha male, alpha female.

[Gore_ War_ Vet]

Backatcha!

[TruthWillWin]

A bus. I'm impressed.

[gg188]

Can you imagine Laura Bush talking like Tipper here if Dubya had lost? Never. Laura is class. Tipper trash.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Or Alpha it- No wonder the boy drives too fast, he's trying to escape from himself.

[ApesForEvolution]

no doubt. plus, he knows what a hypocritical jack-a** his dad is...

[stands2reason]

What was good for the country was for him to do what even Nixon and other's before him had done in a close election, concede for the good of the country and the rule of law, the stability of the citizens, and out of just plain class.

I have the feeling that if he had done that, he would have set himself up to be a formidable challenger to Bush in '04, instead he's just a big joke, already fully set into a caricature of himself. What a dumbass.