[Democratshavenobrains]

As usual, the DU psychos completely overexagerate Gore's funnyness, saying he is a better actor than Reagan. Plus, they see the West Wing skit as beautful, rather than the deranged feelings of a loser who can't let go.

[supportgeorge]

Hopefully they understand that it isn't about who is the better actor. Hopefully they understand that being a good fake doesn't make you a good President. Hopefully they figured that out with Clinton. The honorable Ronald Reagan *holdshisheart* was an exceptional human, an exceptional leader, and an exceptional president. He also acted.

[relee]

What did they have to say about Tipper. Looks like she put on much more weight that Al did.

[Timesink]

As usual, the DU psychos completely overexagerate Gore's funnyness, saying he is a better actor than Reagan. Plus, they see the West Wing skit as beautful, rather than the deranged feelings of a loser who can't let go.

I think almost everyone here is letting their personal politics get in the way of a rational reaction to this show just like the DUh crowd is (though not nearly as psychotically, of course). Come on people, this show was FUNNY. And yes, Al was pretty damn good, considering that he has zero experience (and it was quite obvious he was staring at the cue cards most of the time). As for the West Wing film, I can't believe people are talking this down! For crying out loud, this is EXACTLY what we've thought of Al as being like for the last three or four years, and when he finally puts it on film, you don't find it hilarious?!?