[vannrox]

GROAN.....

[eclectic]

Hillary/Tipper 2004!

[alloysteel]

We need more of the stay-at-home moms to serve in our highest councils. Now that the Albert III is out of his teen-age angst and is supposed to be taking some responsibility for his own actions, Tipper certainly has a lot more time available to turn to the world's problems. The question is, will she rely on her own native good sense, or could she be co-opted by some of the operatives left over from the regime of the "Former Occupant of the Oval Office, 1993-2001"? That would make her candidacy just a sham.

[lilylangtree]

Oh, God! Spare us from Tipper Snipper and Hitlery Clintoon. They're going to burden themselves upon the American public, again!

[lilylangtree]

Oh, God! Spare us from Tipper Snipper and Hitlery Clintoon. They're going to burden themselves upon the American public, again!

[Las Vegas Dave]

"Trial balloon alert!"

[07055]

Many Democratic officials here said Mrs. Gore could possibly peel away Republican support because of her reputation as a fighter for family issues and for her high-profile drive against offensive lyrics in rock music.

Fighter for family issues? Oh, yeah, didn't she just donate $50,000 to a group pushing for gay adoption? That will certainly appeal to Republicans.

And as far as her drive against offensive lyrics---that's ancient history. Tipper gave up that drive long ago as soon as it became clear her husband needed campaign cash from the music industry executives who prosper by selling such filth.

[Archie Bunker on steroids]

Will she unleash a 30 second French kiss on Prince Albert in front of the cameras on announcement day?

I don't think the voters in Tennessee will appreciate her daughters lecturing us on the virtues of abortion like they did for Al at the national level.

[Ukiapah Heep]

In your guts you know she's nuts.

[07055]

Her campaign appearances will consist of kissing her husband for ten minutes. As that act wears thin, Tipper and Al will move on to performing other bedroom intimacies on stage.

The New York Times and Washington Post will be entralled.

[CroftonFreeper]

WHO CARES !!!

[SmartBlonde]

Last night, MSNBC/CNBC featured the Wall Street Journal roundable. Susan Lewis, the finance/economics feature editor/writer, said 'she's female and blonde - she'll get mine and every other woman's vote'.

I am very afraid she might be right. There has not been a single reference to Tipper's qualifications or her stand on issues.

It is not enough to be someone's wife. Look at Jean Carnahan. He was the Governor; his wife hasn't got a clue. Ditto Tipper and Al. No matter that I disagree with Gore on nearly every issue, at least he understands the issues and the legislative process. Tipper takes pictures and talks about mental health. This, of course, is a modern-day qualification to be a Senator. Oh - and I forgot - she's blonde.

[Paul Atreides]

"She's a very smart, attractive and talented individual who has an awful lot of friends in Tennessee and across the country."

Isn't that the same criteria for being chairwoman of the PTA fundraiser?

[Thinkin' Gal]

Her interest in elective office has stunned Democratic Party officials and even many friends, who said she considered herself a private person and was never particularly enthusiastic about her husband's designs on the White House.

Since when do the Xlinton/Gores tell the truth about anything? Their friends are no doubt equally trustworthy.

[BillyBoy]

>> For DemocratsRepublicans who grumbled in the 20001996 presidential campaign that Tipper Liddy would have been a more potent candidate than Al Bob, their dream may now come true.
Tipper Gore Elizabeth Dole is seriously mulling whether to run for the Senate from Tennessee Presidency, several close friends and advisers said today. Her interest in elective office has stunned Democratic Republican Party officials and even many friends, who said she considered herself a private person and was never particularly enthusiastic about her husband's designs on the White House.
But friends of Mrs. Gore Dole said she became intrigued with the idea of running in the last week, when Senator Fred Thompson Gov. George W. Bush, a popular Republican, announced that he would not seek re-election in November <<

Been there, done that.

[Quicksilver]

I hope that I won't have to endure seeing the self-portrait of a pregnant, nude Tipper again.