The Failure of Al Gore: Part Deux

The American Interest ^ | 27 June 2011 | Walter Russell Mead

[Rummyfan]

That Al Gore’s definitive statement on the crisis of the climate change movement appeared in the back pages of Rolling Stone magazine rather than in a more prominent and prestigious location is one sign of the decline in his reputation. At the peak of the climate movement, such an essay might have appeared in Foreign Affairs or any of the world’s leading newspapers. If he had chosen Rolling Stone to reach a hipper crowd, the article would likely have run as the cover story and ignited a global debate.

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It is a waste of time to talk science with Al Gore. It is a waste of time to listen to him at all. That, apparently, is what the world at long last is beginning to understand. The policy makers and the heads of state who only two years ago were ready to follow Gore up the mountain have softly and quietly tuned him out.

[Rummyfan]

The Failure of Al Gore Part One

[Libloather]

The Failure of Al Gore: Part Deux

Does that include the sex poodle's marriage?

[PGalt]

The policy makers and the heads of state who only two years ago were ready to follow Gore up the mountain have softly and quietly tuned him out.

The damage done from the degenerates in the Clinton administration is incalculable.

Al "HE PLAYED ON OUR FEARS" Gore should be hounded into the ground.

[FrankR]

I think algore was always on the pecipice of mental illness anyway, but when he lost in 2001 - aka didn't get his spoiled ass, privileged way - he went off the deep end. He's been acting like "Rainman" ever since.

His latch onto "global warming" saved him from another failed career as a college professor, but also catapulted him into the biggess fraud ever perpertrated on human beings.

But those of decreased mental ability are the most suitable ones to carry out one of "the sky is falling" routines, as it signals and automatic eyeroll and chuckle for those who do not share his mental affliction.

The "failure of al gore" was not taking his VP pension, move to Florida and start collecting stamps until someone offered to care for him away from the "home".

[mirkwood]