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Sun Nov 9, 4:12 PM ET Former Vice President Al Gore (news - web sites) gestures during a speech on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2003, in Washington. Gore denounced the White House and Justice Department (news - web sites) for perceived assaults on civil liberties during the war on terror. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Just when you thought The Today Show couldn't outdo itself for liberal bias and Bush bashing, along comes this morning's show to demonstrate that Today hasn't hit bottom yet. The opening footage of this morning's Today Show was a clip of an angry Al Gore, giving a speech it which he accused the Bush administration of "using the war for partisan political gain and posturing themselves as bold defenders of our country while actually weakening rather than strengthening security." Gore called for the repeal of the Patriot Act Gore must have been unavailable as a guest, but Today made do...

LEFTWARD HO! Al Bore panders to the extremists at MoveOn again! (Does no one esle even invite him to speak anymore?) SpeechFreedom and SecurityMoveOn.orgAmerican Constitution SocietyWashington, District of Columbia (United States) ID: 179040 - 11/09/2003 - 1:00 - $29.95 Gore, Albert Jr., Vice President, United States

Al Gore has charged that the Bush administration is attempting to cover-up the 9/11 investigation by dismissing the Senate Intelligence Committee. In a speech sponsored by the Communist Group Moveon.org, Gore dismissed the partisan Democrat memo advising the committee to use intelligence information for political purposes as "trivial", and accused Bush of over-reaching in his authority, in much the same way as Richard Nixon did when he fired his Chief Investigator during the Watergate scandal. It was reported here that Senator Frist disbanded the Senate Intellignce Committee after the partisan memo revealed it would be unable to carry out its...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Vice President Al Gore accused President Bush on Sunday of failing to make the country safer after the Sept. 11 attacks and using the war against terrorism as a pretext to consolidate power. "They have taken us much farther down the road toward an intrusive, 'big brother'-style government - toward the dangers prophesied by George Orwell in his book '1984' - than anyone ever thought would be possible in the United States of America," Gore charged. Gore, who lost the disputed 2000 presidential election to Bush, said terrorism-fighting tools granted after Sept. 11 amount to a...

Constitution Hall in Washington, DC. November 9, 2003 TO LISTEN SEE... http://www.moveon.org/gore/webcast.html Thank you, Lisa, for that warm and generous introduction. Thank you Zack, and thank you all for coming here today I want to thank the American Constitution Society for co-sponsoring today’s event, and for their hard work and dedication in defending our most basic public values. And I am especially grateful to Moveon.org, not only for co-sponsoring this event, but also for using 21st Century techniques to breathe new life into our democracy. For my part, I’m just a “recovering politician” – but I truly believe that some...

What: Al Gore will give two speeches about the current state of democracy as part of the John Seigenthaler lecture series at Middle Tennessee State University. When: 1.) Tuesday, November 11 4:30-6:30 p.m. Topic: Media and democracy 2.) Tuesday, November 25th (date change) 4:30-6:30 p.m. Topic: Race and democracy Where: The State Farm Room Business/Aerospace Building Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, TN Details: Both lectures are free. Originally, reservations were required, but now part of the auditorium will be opened to the general public on a "first come, first served" basis. Reservations made prior to October 5th will be honored....

<p>WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Former Vice President Al Gore accused the Bush administration Sunday of using the war on terrorism "to consolidate its power and escape any accountability for its use."</p> <p>Gore said that though the threat of terrorism and the potential use of weapons of mass destruction required speedy action by the executive branch, "President Bush has stretched this new practical imperative way beyond what is healthy for our democracy."</p>

The speaker at D.A. R. Constitution Hall on November 9, 2003 was Algore, former vice perpetrator (or should that be "vice perp-a-traitor" in view of the Chinese Communist government money accepted by the Clinton-Gore campaign in 1996?). The sponsors were two quite misnamed groups. Move On, the left wing anti-impeachment promoting a simple censure of Clinton and a "move on" after Clinton was caught lying under oath to fix the outcome of a civil rights case against him, was never able to "move on." The American Constitution Society, whose allegiance to America and its Constitution is highly questionable,  is an...