If Al Gore Hadn't Lost To The U S supreme Court's Hall Monitor

[Ernie S.]

Doesn't change the fact that Al was there and Dubya wasn't.

Al was there with a camera and body guards. BFD

OwlGore is a wimp.

You have to consider what the Military thought of both Bush and Gore. Gore was trusted with a camera and a typewriter, They let Bush fly fighter jets.

 

[daveman]

Al was there with a camera and body guards. BFD

OwlGore is a wimp.

You have to consider what the Military thought of both Bush and Gore. Gore was trusted with a camera and a typewriter, They let Bush fly fighter jets.

I wonder which military asset konrad thinks would be more lethal to the enemy:

A typewriter, or an interceptor jet?

 

[The T]

And browse USMB for proof.

How could I have forgotten that gem?

That's what I'm here for.

You're a good man, Dave.

 

[The T]

Al was there with a camera and body guards. BFD

OwlGore is a wimp.

You have to consider what the Military thought of both Bush and Gore. Gore was trusted with a camera and a typewriter, They let Bush fly fighter jets.

Wartime 'Corrospondant' that failed divinity school to a Fighter Jock...

 

[Ravi]

It does my heart good to see lefties so demoralized by the utter failure of the messiah of hope and change that they have to revive their 12-year-old memories of their worst political enema ever. But it seems some fetid Gore matter still remains hardened in their systems, so let's ram the old tubes up them once more and give 'em another blast of stuff.

Get used to him....the women votes alone will do it for him. A bunch of old fat Whites have the balls to testify before congress about woman's contraception and if the truth were known half of them couldn't even get a hard on.

That's not true. Tax payer funded Viagra gets them there.

 

[Liability]

You know what?

President Bush served. Yeah yeah. It wasn't in Viet Nam. I don't care. He learned to fly ugly dangerous things. It was service.

And algore served too.

And so did John F'n Kerry.

I dislike the politics of algore and Lurch. But I don't think we should go too far to denigrate anybody's service.

I happily criticize Lurch for what he said when he got back home. I don't buy his war stories leading to some of his medals. But damn. The guy was nonetheless there. So, I guess I should remember to just say "thanks." And I mean it.

 

[daveman]

How could I have forgotten that gem?

That's what I'm here for.

You're a good man, Dave.

Thanks, brother. I try. I have my faults, and while I'm not proud of them, neither do I insist they're not there.

 

[daveman]

You know what?

President Bush served. Yeah yeah. It wasn't in Viet Nam. I don't care. He learned to fly ugly dangerous things. It was service.

And algore served too.

And so did John F'm Kerry.

I dislike the politics of algore and Lurch. But I don't think we should go too far to denigrate anybody's service.

I happily criticize Lurch for what he said when he got back home. I don't buy his war stories leading to some of his medals. But damn. The guy was nonetheless there. So, I guess I should remember to just say "thanks." And I mean it.

I thank everyone for their honorable service.

Note the distinction.

 

[The T]

That's what I'm here for.

You're a good man, Dave.

Thanks, brother. I try. I have my faults, and while I'm not proud of them, neither do I insist they're not there.

Indeed. SOME do admit foibles...however many do not. I am in the admit column as you.

 

[Liability]

You know what?

President Bush served. Yeah yeah. It wasn't in Viet Nam. I don't care. He learned to fly ugly dangerous things. It was service.

And algore served too.

And so did John F'm Kerry.

I dislike the politics of algore and Lurch. But I don't think we should go too far to denigrate anybody's service.

I happily criticize Lurch for what he said when he got back home. I don't buy his war stories leading to some of his medals. But damn. The guy was nonetheless there. So, I guess I should remember to just say "thanks." And I mean it.

I thank everyone for their honorable service.

Note the distinction.

Right. I don't honor the William Calleys of the world for THEIR service.

That said, I am not sure that algore served anything less than honorably. If you take Lurch at his word, maybe he did. But even then, frankly, I DON'T take Lurch at his word. So, I see no sound basis to claim that he served anything other than honorably, either.

 

[daveman]

You know what?

President Bush served. Yeah yeah. It wasn't in Viet Nam. I don't care. He learned to fly ugly dangerous things. It was service.

And algore served too.

And so did John F'm Kerry.

I dislike the politics of algore and Lurch. But I don't think we should go too far to denigrate anybody's service.

I happily criticize Lurch for what he said when he got back home. I don't buy his war stories leading to some of his medals. But damn. The guy was nonetheless there. So, I guess I should remember to just say "thanks." And I mean it.

I thank everyone for their honorable service.

Note the distinction.

Right. I don't honor the William Calleys of the world for THEIR service.

That said, I am not sure that algore served anything less than honorably.

Nor am I. And absent such evidence, I thank him for his honorable service. Support personnel are vital to the fight.

If you take Lurch at his word, maybe he did. But even then, frankly, I DON'T take Lurch at his word. So, I see no sound basis to claim that he served anything other than honorably, either.

Kerry's first hitch, on board a Navy supply ship, was honorable. No question.

His second, abbreviated, tour? Yes. There are questions. Questions that he could have answered by releasing his full service record.

His refusal to do so speaks volumes.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

If Al Gore had won the election:

We would have $100 light bulbs.

Gas would be $10 bucks a gallon or more.

We would have Cap and Trade and the price of everything would have gone through the roof.

Yeah. Sure glad that bozo didn't win because everybody in the US would be in the poorhouse paying for his Global Warming bs.

Hell. Even Tipper finally caught a ******* clue and kicked that loser to the curb.

Hey....tell that shit to the 4400+ young Americans who are dead, and their families.

You might ought to throw in the more than 32,000 seriously wounded and the 1 of every 10 who served over there who are suffering from PTSD.

You gotta love the paper shufllers and derivitive gamblers who never have to serve a day anywhere to pay for their freedoms and systems in this country which were bought and paid for with young blood........................NOT

Not surprising that you don't mention Vietnam, started and escalated by JFK and LBJ, over 58,000 dead.

 

[Liability]

I thank everyone for their honorable service.

Note the distinction.

Right. I don't honor the William Calleys of the world for THEIR service.

That said, I am not sure that algore served anything less than honorably.

Nor am I. And absent such evidence, I thank him for his honorable service. Support personnel are vital to the fight.

If you take Lurch at his word, maybe he did. But even then, frankly, I DON'T take Lurch at his word. So, I see no sound basis to claim that he served anything other than honorably, either.

Kerry's first hitch, on board a Navy supply ship, was honorable. No question.

His second, abbreviated, tour? Yes. There are questions. Questions that he could have answered by releasing his full service record.

His refusal to do so speaks volumes.

We will not see his records any sooner than we see President Obama's transcripts.

 

[The T]

You know what?

President Bush served. Yeah yeah. It wasn't in Viet Nam. I don't care. He learned to fly ugly dangerous things. It was service.

And algore served too.

And so did John F'm Kerry.

I dislike the politics of algore and Lurch. But I don't think we should go too far to denigrate anybody's service.

I happily criticize Lurch for what he said when he got back home. I don't buy his war stories leading to some of his medals. But damn. The guy was nonetheless there. So, I guess I should remember to just say "thanks." And I mean it.

I thank everyone for their honorable service.

Note the distinction.

Right. I don't honor the William Calleys of the world for THEIR service.

That said, I am not sure that algore served anything less than honorably. If you take Lurch at his word, maybe he did. But even then, frankly, I DON'T take Lurch at his word. So, I see no sound basis to claim that he served anything other than honorably, either.

You have a point Liability...particuliarally with John F'ing Kerry and his displayed treason in front of the US Senate...and subsequent actions afterward...as to OwlGore?

He was a groomed 'Portender' by his daddy for future POTUS material...albiet his demeanor got the best of him...service record notwithstanding.

I loathe the politics of both Kerry and OwlGore...Kerry origionally received a less-than honerable discharge...

Gore received Honorable in 1971.

 

[daveman]

Right. I don't honor the William Calleys of the world for THEIR service.

That said, I am not sure that algore served anything less than honorably.

Nor am I. And absent such evidence, I thank him for his honorable service. Support personnel are vital to the fight.

If you take Lurch at his word, maybe he did. But even then, frankly, I DON'T take Lurch at his word. So, I see no sound basis to claim that he served anything other than honorably, either.

Kerry's first hitch, on board a Navy supply ship, was honorable. No question.

His second, abbreviated, tour? Yes. There are questions. Questions that he could have answered by releasing his full service record.

His refusal to do so speaks volumes.

We will not see his records any sooner than we see President Obama's transcripts.

The illusion must be maintained at all costs.

 

[Ravi]

I never really understood why you nits made such a big deal of who served and who didn't.

None of the current contenders served.

Who ******* cares?

 

[Liability]

I never really understood why you nits made such a big deal of who served and who didn't.

None of the current contenders served.

Who ******* cares?

I shudder to say this, but still:

I agree.

I don't care if someone served or not. I particularly don't care if there was no "draft" at the time that they otherwise might have been compelled to serve.

 

[FactFinder]

If Al Gore Hadn't Lost To The U S supreme Court's Hall Monitor

Al Gore? I thought he was like in wet brain rehab or something.

 

[daveman]

I never really understood why you nits made such a big deal of who served and who didn't.

None of the current contenders served.

Who ******* cares?

Yeah, some nits have made a big deal about it:

 

[The T]

If Al Gore had won the election:

We would have $100 light bulbs.

Gas would be $10 bucks a gallon or more.

We would have Cap and Trade and the price of everything would have gone through the roof.

Yeah. Sure glad that bozo didn't win because everybody in the US would be in the poorhouse paying for his Global Warming bs.

Hell. Even Tipper finally caught a ******* clue and kicked that loser to the curb.

Hey....tell that shit to the 4400+ young Americans who are dead, and their families.

You might ought to throw in the more than 32,000 seriously wounded and the 1 of every 10 who served over there who are suffering from PTSD.

You gotta love the paper shufllers and derivitive gamblers who never have to serve a day anywhere to pay for their freedoms and systems in this country which were bought and paid for with young blood........................NOT

Not surprising that you don't mention Vietnam, started and escalated by JFK and LBJ, over 58,000 dead.

And finally brokered to a stop by a real warmonger...Nixon...