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WASHINGTON - Al Gore, drawing from his 2000 campaign accounts, said Wednesday he will donate more than $6 million to five Democratic Party groups and help John Kerry fight President Bush's "outrageous and misleading" re-election bid. The former vice president pledged to donate $4 million to the Democratic National Committee. The party's Senate and House committees each will get $1 million, and the party from Gore's home state of Tennessee would receive $250,000. The Democratic Party in Florida, site of the divisive 2000 election recount, will get $240,000 from a separate Gore campaign account. Republican campaign committees still hold a...

MIDI - FLIPPER He is a man...a most silly man Hurting this nation all that he can He wants a new job...what should he do?...make pancakes for me and you We call him Flipper, Flipper...he's not a leader This girly man...would say "No" to force We call him Flipper, Flipper...what's on top his pancakes? That one is easy...ketchup, of course His staff is gone...he's in disarray "We're gonna win" you still hear him say He wants a new job...what should he do?...make pancakes for me and you We call him Flipper, Flipper...he's not a leader...this girly man...would say "No"...

AID AND COMFORT TO TERRORISTS On ABC This Week, John Kerry has gone from Loyal Opposition to Domestic backer of Iraqi Terrorist Groups. What Kerry said on Sunday is nothing more than a Green Light to terrorist groups to intensify their fight in Iraq. John Kerry is supplying Aid and Comfort to the enemy! Make no mistake about this point. He has put many American solders in harms way by his disgusting and dangerous rhetoric. Kerry says: "I'm asserting very clearly that they misled America," "I think the president and Vice President Cheney should be apologizing to America.” “We have...

Touché! Kerry fires back at Bush camp by Joe Battenfeld Wednesday, April 23, 2003 Responding to a taunt by the White House that he ``looks French,'' U.S. Sen. John F. Kerry yesterday brushed off the political insult - saying it's part of an expected barrage of Republican attacks on his character. ``It means the White House has started the politics of personal destruction,'' Kerry said of the comment by an unnamed Bush adviser. A New York Times report quoted Republican officials and Bush advisers yesterday saying that Kerry's presidential campaign wouldn't play well out of New England because of his...