[Paul Atreides]

I bet the Bore has never stopped to think that every time he gives a speech, it contributes to the Greenhouse Effect.

[Lion's Cub]

any nation that percieves itself threatened would feel justified in starting wars, he said

Aside from the fact that Hussein is not nearly the threat to the world that the demoncrats are, I see Gore has now taken the position that self-defense is no longer a God-given right.

[VaBthang4]

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[Oldeconomybuyer]

Gore: Bush's Iraq war push makes world more dangerous -AP Breaking News - UPDATE
IAN STEWART, Associated Press Writer
(09-23) 15:06 PDT SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- ...SNIP...  Gore urged Congress not to give the president such a broad mandate.

"It needs to be narrowed," said Gore, adding that Congress should urge Bush to go back to the U.N. Security Council and secure the "broadest possible international support" for a regime change in Iraq.

Meanwhile, Gore said, "Bush should not allow anything to distract us from the mission of avenging the murder of 3,000 Americans."

Also Monday, former President Carter criticized Bush's stance on Iraq, saying military action without the blessing of the United Nations would be a grave mistake that would put America in danger.

"I'm quite concerned" about the White House's pursuit of Saddam Hussein without the support of many of its allies from the Persian Gulf War, Carter said after a speech at the University of Virginia.

"It is a radical departure from traditions that have shaped our nation's policy by Democratic and Republican presidents for more than 50 years," Carter told reporters.

[Jerry Attrick]

LOL at keywords.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Al, you must have been in the bathroom when we were attacked. Now go drink some more lemonade and shut up.

[logician2u]

"If other nations assert the same right, then the rule of law will quickly be replaced by the reign of fear," and any nation that percieves itself threatened would feel justified in starting wars, he said.

"I before E except after C . ." etc.

Gore the spelling champ!

The Republic is teetering on the brink if it takes a defeated Presidential candidate to point out the obvious.

Are the Republicans asleep at the switch or what? Where's the 21st Century versions of Carl Curtis, William Knowland, Margaret Chase Smith, Everett McKinley Dirksen and that great Congressman from Ohio, John Ashbrook, to speak common sense to the American people -- since they won't likely be hearing any from either the White House or the defeated Democrats.

[marron]

Its disturbing to realize just how closely we came to electing this guy. If just a few more felons or foreign nationals had been counted, we would be listening to this guy 7 days a week.

God protected us, God gave us one last chance. If we don’t get this right, we have seen the future and it is not pretty.

[dighton]

BREAKING: Schröder Honors Göre with a German-Surplus Umlaut.

[zbogwan2]

Will the real JOKER please stand up?

[zbogwan2]

Will the real JOKER please stand up?

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

This right here graphically shows why Gore has no business being president. Hell, I wouldn't vote for him if he was running for dogcatcher. He is blatantly incompetent in every way possible. His foreign policy "experience" that the liberals laud consists of him selling out America for personal gain while paying lip service to peace. Hijacked airplanes crashing into American buildings is the kind of peace that Gore and his disgusting liberal supporters have brought us.

Gore: go crawl back in your hole. It's the only way that you could ever be remotely useful.

[NordP]

Gore: Bush's Iraq war push makes world more dangerous

Correction:

Bush's call to action in Iraq may be making sure we HAVE a tomorrow to ponder.

[Republican Wildcat]

No, having Al Gore as President would make the world more dangerous. Thank goodness he's not in there!

Al Gore belongs in a psychiatric ward.

[nmh]

Since Al Gore is pitifully unoriginal, boring or just plain pathetic ... I suspect he is getting his cue from the Germany situation. In Germany they don't want to be involved in what they perceive as a U.S. problem. Gore is echoing a similar response with his pacifist stance and making the U.S. look like the terrorist. Gore wants to put his head in the sand and be divisive. I guarantee you , he hates George Bush with a passion.

[Dan Day]

"After Sept. 11, we had enormous sympathy, goodwill and support around the world," Gore said.

Translation: Everyone saw us as a pliant doormat.

"We've squandered that, and in one year we've replaced that with fear, anxiety and uncertainty, not at what the terrorists are going to do but at what we are going to do."

Translation: Now they respect us and don't dare screw with us.