I held my breath eleven months to post this rubbish, and all I got was this lousy zot. (Arianna SUV)

David Zero

[larry elders]

Doug From Upland's siting Arianna Huggington and Al Gore exiting large vehicles at a conference on the environment in San Francisco has set the blogs afire. But there are legitimate uses for large vehicles. Really there are. The I just don't think one person driving the LA freeways in one because the want to win a collision contest at the expense of the unfortunate person they might collide with isn't one. Neither is having bigger, always spinning wheels than your neighbor. Neither is because you get a tax writeoff for a vehicle you use only for commuting and driving to the convenience store for ciggaretts and Cheesy Puffs.

The Sierra Club is an organization that uses large passenger vehicles wisely, it's the nation's number one outdoor activity organization - the Sierra Club. They use their large vehicles to take people hiking, rafting, etc. When they go afield fill the vehicles with people and gear rather efficiently, using much less gas than if they all drove individual vehicles in groups of 2 or 3. The Suburban they picked Arianna in may well have been the Sierra Club's designated airport vehicle - with features for handicapped (something the Sierra Club is known for) and perhaps airport parking sticker.

As for Gore driving an Escalade. Is that the Escalade that coverts from open-bed truck to enclosed bed (SUV?). And isn’t Gore from an Agricultural state. In fact, if I recall he’s a farm boy; probably lives on a working farm. Sorry city boy but low-ground clearance, two-wheel drive freeway flyers just get stuck in that Iowa mud down on the farm. Once again, if you nail Gore for driving an “SUV”, the BS you smell emanating as he exits his vehicle may be real and I for one am not about to tell farmers and ranchers, or people that have to drive on farm or ranch roads, they can’t have a truck or other large, high wheelbase vehicle.

It's amazing the hunger for fresh liberal blood. But just like the Swiftboat Vets before him. By the time the undamming truth of DFU's charges comes out, the little weasel will have moved on to the next unsustinable smear campaign.

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The Sierra Club is an organization that uses large passenger vehicles wisely, it's the nation's number one outdoor activity organization - the Sierra Club. They use their large vehicles to take people hiking, rafting, etc. When they go afield fill the vehicles with people and gear rather efficiently, using much less gas than if they all drove individual vehicles in groups of 2 or 3.

I suppose that this implies that "normal" people who own large SUVs DON'T use them wisely? That they're all driving around alone with their cell phones in hand? I guess all those large families who like to camp and boat don't count since they aren't Sierra Club members.

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

Damn Doug, you really know how to piss 'em off. Keep up the good work.

[doug from upland]

MICHELLE MALKIN SETS THE BLOGS ON FIRE!

[TET1968]

Larry, The complaints are about the hypocrisy of certain well known Tree Huggers.

[babyface00]

And isn’t Gore from an Agricultural state

Tennessee is as much of an "agricultural state" as New York - maybe less so.

Using your logic to justify the Goron, everyone in NYC should be able to drive a SUV which luckily, despite the attempts of the elitists on the left, they still are, if they choose to.

Funny how libs are only pro-choice when it involves abortion.

[Calpernia]

>>>>So, in other words, you environmental elitists can fly 707s around for fun (Travolta) or take a Suburban to a Sierra Club meeting (Arianna), but us little people need to conserve energy so there is enough for you to have your fun.

The theory behind the common people's car.

[manwiththehands]

... with features for handicapped (something the Sierra Club is known for) ...

To take the handicapped on 10-mile wilderness hikes, right? I suppose the Sierra Club has gas-guzzling wheel chairs, too, right? Sorry ... ain't buyin' it ... a minivan will do all of these things and get better mileage. Face it: Sierra Club and their left-wing Gore/Huffington wackos are hypocrites.

[Volunteer]

"And isn’t Gore from an Agricultural state. In fact, if I recall he’s a farm boy; probably lives on a working farm.

No, Al Gore was born in DC. He grew up in DC. He pretended to be from my home State of TN when he got himself into the family business - ripping off the voters of Tennessee - and then again when he was the Vice President to Bill "stains" Clinton.

[Liberty Valance]

The Bravo Sierra elitists club IS the definition of hypocrit. For me but not for thee.
ZOT yourself private pyle.

[Bar-Face]

" And isn’t Gore from an Agricultural state. In fact, if I recall he’s a farm boy; probably lives on a working farm"

Al Gore? The former Senator and Vice President? Son of Albert Gore Sr? On a working farm? In Washington D of C?
Larry me lad, you owe me a Keyboard. I spewed coffee all over this one.

[doug from upland]

[Tijeras_Slim]

phony freakin neocon gihadist

Anyone with that on their resume needs some fanatical henchmen. Where do I apply?

[curlewbird]

Farmers have billies too..... and ewes and rams, and bulls...... ohhhhhhhh! You meant a human nanny.....not a goat..... oh well, in his world is there a difference??

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

Hey Doug, the SUV, like the private jets, were going there anyway, Right?

[Publius6961]

Is this some kind of a joke?

Nope. Just a bad example of bad spelling, bad grammar and imitation thought.

[sully777]

Rotflmao-Damn I hope they have that cat declawed and detoothed because he/she is about to put some hurt on those hands and arms.

[Deetes]

U REELLY Smart !! ZOT !!!!!

[1Old Pro]

he’s (algor) a farm boy; probably lives on a working farm.

Yea, I'll bet algor uses a Cadillac Escalade to take the slop to the pigs.

[Ladysmith]

Is that a trick question? The Left are all a joke.

[sanemom]

Yep, raised at St. Albans, an ultra exclusive boy's boarding school in DC. But I'm sure there must have been a hoedown or two.