Comeback is futile for Gore

Daily Utah Chronical (U Utah) ^ | 4/15/02 | James Seaman

[PGalt]

Gore in 4. It has a rhyme to it. The anti-reverend likes rhymes.

[summer]

"This is AlGore2004...
requesting clearance for take-off!"

Credit: animation by Fintan, caption by Jeff Chandler

[weegee]

Of course they could try to bring back Jimmy Carter...

[weegee]

I thought from the way the votes went, the portion of Florida in that picture was not Gore country (which was a part of the problem with CBS et al declaring a Gore victory in Florida before those panhandle polls were closed (convincing some voters to stay home)).

[summer]

See post #42. :)

[Dan Day]

Gore's opponent bumbled and misspoke his way through a painfully inarticulate campaign, presenting himself as an oblivious and overpriced dolt.

The liberals have *really* got to stop believing their own propaganda.

[weegee]

Algore Jr. is young enough that he could run as a perpetual loser for years to come. Witness the dynasty:

1892 Democrat ticket: Grover Cleveland/Adlai Stevenson WON
1896 Democrat ticket: William Bryan/Arthur Sewall(Thomas Watson) LOST
1900 Democrat ticket: William Bryan/Adlai Stevenson LOST
1908 Democrat ticket: William Bryan/John Kern LOST
1924 Democrat ticket: John Davis/Charles Bryan LOST
1952 Democrat ticket: Adlai Stevenson II/John Sparkman LOST
1956 Democrat ticket: Adlai Stevenson II/Estes Kefauver LOST
1992 Democrat ticket: William Clinton/Albert Gore Jr. WON
1996 Democrat ticket: William Clinton/Albert Gore Jr. WON
2000 Democrat ticket: Albert Gore Jr./Joseph Lieberman LOST

A bunch of perpetual candidates in this list. Charles Bryan was the brother of perpetual presidential loser William Jennings Bryan (who also lost his fight against Darwinism in the 1920s). Two of the perpetual candidates held the office of VP; Adlai never got the presidency although his namesake grandson did get the nomination. Adlai II's VP runing mate Estes Kefauver left fellow Tennessee senator Albert Gore Sr. in the dust (both tried to get the party nomination for president) thus passing the loser baton to another generation...

I've been familiar with these names for some time, but 2 websites helped in the fact checking/research for this post:

Atlas of United States Presidential Elections

Grolier's Encyclopedia of Presidents (They Would Be President)

[weegee]

GO LIE

more than meets the eye...

[Vis Numar]

The current economic slump doesn't present nearly enough concern to jar Americans from their national security mindset. No issue the Democrats focus on, from economics to health care, will prevent Bush from repeating. No challenger, regardless of how strong, can keep Bush out of the White House.

Hmm, anyone think this guy might be a little bit ahead of himself?

Don't be fooled. 2004 will be a fight, close down to the marrow.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

Well uhhhhhhhhhh duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh

[Imal]

It wouldn't be such a big deal of Mr. Gore didn't take himself so seriously.

And for the record, the Supreme Court didn't decide the election, the Electoral College did. The Supreme Court simply ruled that the law, as written and in effect at the time of the election, must be obeyed. Hardly the "constitutional crisis" it was billed as being.

Imal

[concerned about politics]

You can tell that paragraph was written by a brain dead liberal. They just don't get it. Conservatism is WAY over their heads.

[concerned about politics]

PS...Gore lost. They just don't understand the English language that well. You have to show democrats pretty pictures to help them understand. Pictures with ponies, flowers and little butterflies.

[Jorge]

Lieberman might have a chance. He could whine the terrorists into committing suicide in the comfort of their own homes.

LOL

[Incorrigible]

[F16Fighter]

Fagetabout the "suitcoat". Gore should have worn a "Guinea-Tee" and merely let the 2 quarts of toxic sweat ooze from his porous armpits to stream down into his already saturated, stretched out boxer shorts.

[ladyinred]

Gore might have been clean shaven, but his arm pits were dripping like the Atlantic ocean! Someone needs to tell this man about deodorant. He is dangerous to the ozone layer if you ask me!

[steve-b]

Yet in truth, no one really wants to see Al Gore run because even the most twisted sadists don't have the heart to seem him lose again.

I have the heart (right in a jar on my desk) to see him lose again.

[HHFi]

So the staunchest Gore supporters would walk through fire for him, eh? Now, THAT I'd like to see!

I'll even provide the lighter fluid.

[concerned about politics]

So the staunchest Gore supporters would walk through fire for him, eh?

Someday, none of them will have a "choice" but to walk through fire. Lots of it. For all eternity.