[tet68]

even the most twisted sadists don't have the heart to seem him lose again.

Run Al, Run!

[OldFriend]

It's indeed a twisted sadist who would inflict Al Gore on this country as it's President.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Heeheeheeheeheehee...

[EBUCK]

Gore can't win, so Democrats should save the man from himself.

The core of our problems right there, in a nut shell. The writer feels that rats, in general, know what's best for everyone and aren't timid about transforming their "mother knows best" attitude into policy either.

I'd rather see Gore run on his own ability/virtue (if he's got any that is) than see the rats keep him from running just to spare his feelers.

EBUCK

[copycat]

Gore returned there on Saturday, taking numerous verbal swipes at the sitting president, calling the GOP "the pirates of Enron."

Pathetic...

[hillsborofox]

His die-hard supporters may go to their graves defending the Tennessee native...

Notice the writer wisely avoids the claim that anyone in Tennessee is defending loserman Gore.

[Dante3]

I heard Gore looked like a loser, prespiring all over.

[Argus]

"the pirates of Enron."

It's the Crimson Permanent Assurance!

[daviddennis]

I wouldn't be quite so complacent, folks. A Democrat has a shot at the White House in 2004. Not a very good one at the moment, granted, but just like the War on Terrorism, we should not allow ourselves to go mushy and complacent because we're doing well now.

D

[mombonn]

So why nominate Gore and wish an even crueler fate on the man who suffered the disappointment of the narrowest presidential loss ever?

Why? For the pure joy of watching him lose by a LANDSLIDE in 2004.

He nearly STOLE the election in 2000; but by the grace of God, he LOST in spite of the RATS felonious efforts.

I want to see him and his goons utterly demolished in 2004.

[arete]

The zombie algore is lost without a political office. He can't even earn a living on his own. I think that he really wants to run but probably won't. Like Hitlery, he's now not going to run for anything unless it is a sure thing. Another defent would push him over the edge.

Richard W.

[Paulus Invictus]

And this came from a U.of U, leftist student paper!? Can you possibly believe that "Gore fought the good fight"? HUH? Gore showed himself to be a nasty and ridiculous contender who lost in spite of his machinations and those of the RATs in FL who attempted to steal the election with hanging chads.

[Preech1]

Kinda reminds me of a sign I made up for a pro-Bush rally after the 2000 election..."Resistance is Futile, Concede Algore!"

[Timesink]

Clean shaven and sharp-tongued,

And bloated. You left out bloated.

[William Tell]

From the article: "Florida, you'll recall, kept the 2000 presidential election hanging in the balance for weeks before George W. Bush's 537-vote margin finally became official. "

What tripe! GORE kept the 2000 presidential election hanging in the balance.

Imagine if Gore did run in 2004 and suffered a landslide loss evidenced by national maps depicted solidly in red. Imagine now that Gore calls to concede.

"Who did you say is calling? Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Gore, but the President isn't taking any calls this evening."

[Marianne]

Clean shaven and sharp-tongued, Al Gore, and sweating profusely . . .
Someone should tell him to keep his suitcoat on.

[PGalt]

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

[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.

[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