[The Westerner]

Things are becoming clearer this morning. Al Gore might be part of the devious plan to get the Republicans. It doesn't matter that Bush had nothing to do with disbanding the committee. All that counts are sound bites. Now that Al said it, everyone in the media and in politics can echo the line.

[gipper81]

Yep.

Liberal media: Algore said this about the intel committee, blah blah blah; ergo it must be true since he won (stole) the popular vote, ya know, ya know...

[cyncooper]

It doesn't matter that Bush had nothing to do with disbanding the committee. All that counts are sound bites. Now that Al said it, everyone in the media and in politics can echo the line.

Yup. And that is why the pressure must be kept up to keep making the truth be told and not let them get away with their treacherous spin.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Re: "All that counts are sound bites. Now that Al said it, everyone in the media and in politics can echo the line."

That's right.

I will once again reference something that I think explains the likes of Gore's inane remarks. He is doing what David Horowitz described as "the issue is not the issue." I understand that to mean the left uses "issues" as weapons. There is only one issue and it is The issue: destroy the Bush administration. Of course THE issue is destroy America's sovereignty and military power.

Gore is relaying the "issue" du jour. In silliness it ranks with the "Mission Accomplished" banner. It is now officially part of the "case" against President Bush that spluttering mindless liberals repeat by rote. We waste our time disputing it. The left has moved on to prepare tomorrow's "issue."

The left will not stop. They have to be stopped.

Think that it can't work to destroy a president? In 1972 Nixon was elected with more than 60.0 percent of the popular vote, he got 520 electoral votes to 17 for the Democrat. In about two years he was out of office. Yes, there was the phony Watergate "issue." No Watergate for President Bush. Instead there are thousands of cuts.