Gore, Kerry, Clinton, Carter (Caption this Photo)

[FreeAtlanta]

Caption this;

[GeronL]

aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

make it stop! make it stop!

[KangarooJacqui]

Carter: "Gottago,gottago,gottago right now..."

[smoothsailing]

Gore "My Package is this big"

Kerry "I'm French, I like my Oui Oui"

Clinton "If you knew Monica"

Carter "Please, can I be French?"

[Consort]

[Ophiucus]

Why does Algore look more and more like an old woman?

[KangarooJacqui]

Why does Algore look more and more like an old woman?

What's this with the "more and more"? IMO, he always has. But then he's the doofus who wrote "Earth in the Balance" and claimed to invent the internet, so he's been ACTING like an old woman for years...

[KangarooJacqui]

Awwww no fair using photoshop!

Made me laugh though... :)

[Ophiucus]

What's this with the "more and more"? IMO, he always has.

Ever since he scraped off the encrusted mangy excuse for a beard, he's looked worse. It's like he's become obsessed with his mother's make-up.

I keep expecting him to show up in an old dress and a wig, calling out, "Norman? Norman?....Coming, Mother...."

[FreeAtlanta]

lol,

Al Gore, "This big."
Kerry, "Well, in my case, this big."
Clinton, "You guys have always been liars. This big."
Carter, "Everyone knows, I am effeminate."

[E Rocc]

The "It Takes A Village People" perform "YMCA".

-Eric

[BillyBoy]

EDWARDS: "Hey Bubba, the ketchup yankee boy actually thinks he can get elected!"
CLINTON: "Damn! Hasn't someone explained to him that we RATs only win the Presidency by running southerners who PRETEND to be conservative?"
CARTER: "I've lusted in mah heart to be conservative...but socialism is just too good to let go"
KERRY: "Heh heh heh...what's so funny, guys?"

[shellylet]

I think the sign behind them has nailed it..."axis of evil"!

[SouthernFreebird]

If your happy and you know it.....

[DaBroasta]

Gore: The hell with King's dream it's my daddy's dream that's still alive and well in this party. Why this place could pass for either a klan convention or the state of Vermont. And just check out my man Howard over there getting pointers from Bobby Byrd.

Kerry: Yes Al, your f-ing daddy would be proud to know that after all these years we're still Negro-free at the top.

Clinton: Yeah, we sure got 'em fooled don't we? Why just look at that brother and sister over there in that sea a' white, clappin' and dancin' thinking we really care about 'em. And the kicker is, I even got 'em to call me the first 'black president.' Bwwwwwaaaaaahhhhh!

Carter: Teeheehee. Bill you kill me. Ah er ah, wait a minute--I didn't mean that.

[hg23]

Al Gore's father was not a heroe on Civil Rights but he was probably not a racist either. He voted for the 1965 Voting Rights Act and the 1968 Fair Housing Act. He took alot of heat from constituents when he nominated two black students for appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. He voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Act arguing it would withhold funding from hospitals and schools percieved to be violating the law. He later apologized for the vote calling it the biggest mistake of his life.

[DaBroasta]

Yeah that's what we're told. And George Wallace had his epiphany too for what that was worth. The point of my crass humor is that actions speak louder than words and that the democrat party was then and still is quite devoid of color at the top in spite of black America's blind loyalty to it. Racial entreprenuers like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson don't count. And afterall it was a black democrat politican that informed us of Algore's low negro quotient before she was told by the party's white power brokers to hush her mouth.

[hg23]

If I recall correctly that was the same woman who said Bush knew 9-11 was going to happen and let it happen. Either she is credible or she isn't. Her comments about Al Gore came during a controversy where the Secret Service were being sued for discrimination. She said she didn't see Gore with black people much. Although, from what I have heard Gore is a loner and keeps to himself in general. I agree that there is a serious lack of nationally known black Democrats.