The Guild 8-05-03 Gore slobbers to anti-war group

New York Post ^ | 8-05-03 | Brian Blomquist

[BigWaveBetty]

:-)

[BigWaveBetty]

Wax or wood? Either way fire is not algore's friend.

[Endeavor]

i tried the detroit prom pics link but it says the pics aren't shared.

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Happy 25th to you and the Mrs.

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MoveOn.org is a major anti-war anti-bush site. This is the perfect opportunity for Gore to step in it, bigtime. He'll come out left of Howard Dean. But then, we know he's left of Howard Dean; however, the rest of America doesn't know it -- until tomorrow.

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Have you read Best of the Web yet? LOL! Seems Kerry is showing how courageous he is again.

Regarding NAFTA: "If it were before me today I would vote against it, because it doesn't have environmental or labor standards in it."--Sen. John Kerry, the haughty, French-looking Massachusetts Democrat, who by the way served in Vietnam, and who by the way voted for the North American Free Trade Agreement, explaining his position on Nafta to the AFL-CIO last night.

Ha! Blast that ole voting record...I was only voting the way the polls said I should!

[lodwick]

On another note, Pat Robertson was pimping his new site One Man One Woman to help get a Constitutional Amendment codifying nationally what is marriage.

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According to main forum threads, Arnold will announce he's NOT running. Then he'll call forth Dick Riordon from backstage and endorse him. Still outta be fun to watch.

And Mario CU-MO is calling on Algore to run. Sheesh, the Dems sure do suffer from old blood, don't they?!

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....and did I just see correctly that Jerry Springer's NOT running for Senate? Darn.

[lodwick]

We'll count on you for a report on the happenings. On the Snit radio show, I heard Springer saying that he just couldn't fullfill the next two years of his show contract and be effective, for the people, in the senate.

Right now, I'm wishing there were a lot more dims not showing up in the senate...

[daisyscarlett]

Saddam's dead sons looked more alive than that photo of Albert Gore...

Here is a photo to mitigate the effects...(Love those boots)

President Bush (news - web sites), center, meets with Secretary of State Colin Powell (news - web sites), right, and Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage at his Crawford, Texas, ranch Wednesday, Aug. 6 , 2003. (AP Photo/White House Photo, Susan Sterner)

[mountaineer]

Saddam's dead sons looked more alive than that photo of Albert Gore...

LOL, wasn't it amazing how their makeup so closely resembled Al's debate face? Uday and Qusay had a little less blush, though.

[mountaineer]

Well, this is a first. Hillary says Bill wasn't exactly telling the truth, sort of:

U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton has challenged her husband's confession that he turned down an offer from Sudan to extradite Osama bin Laden to the U.S., a decision that some say ranks as the worst foreign policy blunder in U.S. history.

"That's not my understanding of the facts," Sen. Clinton told NewsMax.com's Carl Limbacher, who confronted Hillary with her husband's remarks on "The Mike Siegel Show." Sen. Clinton's comments are published for the first time in the new book "Hillary's Scheme."

"As I understand the facts," a defensive sounding Hillary continued, "there was never a full and thorough offer."

Sen. Clinton's backpedaling on her husband's stunning bin Laden admission comes as she continues to try to burnish her national security credentials in preparation for a presidential run.

But the ex-president's bin Laden blunder could prove to be a major obstacle, especially since Sen. Clinton's own remarks indicate she was in the loop on the disastrous decision to pass up the 9/11 terror mastermind.

In an apparent reference to her own involvement in the decision-making process, Hillary told Limbacher, "Remember, when we were looking to try to deal with bin Laden, there wasn't any, at that point, any absolute linkage, as there later became, with both the bombings in Africa and the U.S.S. Cole."

According to Sen. Clinton's husband, however, at the time he turned down Sudan's offer, the White House was not only aware that bin Laden posed a growing threat, administration officials were even predicting that the 9/11 mastermind would attack the U.S. directly. In Mr. Clinton's own words, as early as 1996, "we knew he wanted to commit crimes against America."

Sen. Clinton has never before been asked about her husband's troubling revelation. And the only other time she's been asked about the Sudanese offer, she dodged the question. NewsMax

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

HEY!! I am a member of the Federalist Society!! It's a great organization.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Speaking of Uday and Qusay. INCOMING!!!!

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W better put that bottle of water on a COASTER or Laura's gonna be after him.

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I know it's a great org - that's why I'd give money to it. I thought you had to be a lawyer to be a member.

[mountaineer]

For a little fun, speaking of the late Hussein "boys," go to the Dissident Frogman and click on the red button.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I am not a practicing attorney, nor have I ever taken the bar, but I am a member. When I ran for state Senate, my candidacy was announced by US Congressman Mike Rogers at the Detroit Federalist Society meeting. I don't think you have to be an attorney to be a member, they asked me to join and they know that I am not an attorney, but I do have a legal background. Contact your local chapter. It's one of my most favorite groups. We have fascinating meetings and I make great connections. We always have a congressman or senator at our meetings, not to mention almost all of the State Sumpreme Court Justices. They are good people to know.

[lodwick]

Great Frog link - thank you.