[kattracks]

NOT PRIME TIME (AlGore TV)

[Consort]

It will be Gore-Clinton in '04.

[Bon mots]

Al Gore is brilliant. Just listen to this:

Al Gore's Brilliance

THAT, is a tough act to follow. His ratings will be huge.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Always asking for a handout. Can't you just hear his whiny voice? A few sighs, a whole lot of condensation....ahhh, the memories.

Former Vice President Al Gore is seeking financial backers for a liberal cable television network to help Democrats counter conservative media voices, Time magazine reported on its Web site on June 18, 2003. Gore, shown during an Oct. 2, 2002 speech, has met with politically-oriented figures in Hollywood and wealthy investors, Time said on its Web site Time.com, citing unnamed sources. (Hyungwon Kang/Reuters)

[joonbug]

Why doesn't he just invent the new network, just like he invented the internet!

[Aeronaut]

Former "Saturday Night Live" writer and actor Al Franken, who's written two books blasting conservatives, is reportedly considering hosting a show...

Well, there you go. This enterprise's failure is assured.

[white trash redneck]

Liberal TV and radio? What about ABCNNBCBS? What about NPR?

There won't be any market for new liberal news outlets - they'll simply wither on the vine, or they'l cannibalize audience from the existing liberal news outlets.

[csvset]

I smell failure.

[kk22tt]

He is being set up to fail.

[Kenton]

Al should go write a book or something. These pathetic attempts of his to get his face in front of a camera are getting embarrassing.

[Lazamataz]

June 19, 2003 -- WASHINGTON - Now that he's out of politics, Al Gore is working on the ambitious project of building a liberal TV and radio empire, a new report says

As opposed to, say, CNN / ABC / NBC / CBS / NPR, right?

And this man wanted to be our president. He's a freakin' moron.

[ChadGore]

Allie McGore can't organise/fundraise worth a damn. It's one of the reasons he lost so badly in 2000.