if you didnt think Gore was a lier before you might now.
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From the story: << Gore's campaign Thursday denied this charge. >>
Well there ya go. It's all bogus.
Well there ya go. It's all bogus.
Sorry to say, if you didn't think Gore was a liar before, chances are nothing posted here will change your mind. 
Especially this close to the election, I am always suspicious of these "liar" charges in the media - frankly, they are all liars, just to different degrees, with different levels of success. Gore just seems to get caught more because he makes his lies whoppers.
Especially this close to the election, I am always suspicious of these "liar" charges in the media - frankly, they are all liars, just to different degrees, with different levels of success. Gore just seems to get caught more because he makes his lies whoppers.Titles in the side bar,as if your crap has any credibility!What a source for open minded people to go to for non partisen,unbiased expressions of important issues to make informed choices at the polls November 7th. Yep,sure clinched it for me!
>>>Hillary Caught in Pro-Arafat Fund-raising Cover-up
Clinton: 'I Won't Rule Out Another Run for President'
Hillary Partied with Catholic Bashers, Says Catholic League
Expert: 'Clinton Popularized Oral Sex for Teens'
Hillary, Gore Stonewalling on Sharpton's 'No Hadassah' Pledge
Barbara Walters and Dr. Laura in 'Catfight'
AIM: N.Y. Times Goes Soft on North Korea
USA Today Blasts Clinton-Gore War on Privacy<<<
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>>>Hillary Caught in Pro-Arafat Fund-raising Cover-up
Clinton: 'I Won't Rule Out Another Run for President'
Hillary Partied with Catholic Bashers, Says Catholic League
Expert: 'Clinton Popularized Oral Sex for Teens'
Hillary, Gore Stonewalling on Sharpton's 'No Hadassah' Pledge
Barbara Walters and Dr. Laura in 'Catfight'
AIM: N.Y. Times Goes Soft on North Korea
USA Today Blasts Clinton-Gore War on Privacy<<<
:disgust::|:disgust:
Vincy-Wincy -- Thanks for a linky-winky to another pile of BUSHWIT !!! story from the same credible source as the story about Leiberman being excommunicated.
BTW, invest in a spell checker. Who's going to believe accusations from someone who can't spell liar?
BTW, invest in a spell checker. Who's going to believe accusations from someone who can't spell liar?
thebestMAX
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I saw Gore on tv last night and he said that "...I will not increase the size of gov't, not by 1 person..".
But he does quote the Bible. In one of his earlier speeches he referenced John 16:3. How appropriate.
But he does quote the Bible. In one of his earlier speeches he referenced John 16:3. How appropriate.
I already thought that Gore was "truth challenged" as do some others.
"For years, his political opponents have groused that Vice President Al Gore has trouble with facts. They pounced on statements he made about his service in Vietnam, about his record in Congress and even about the price he has to pay for his dog's arthritis medicine. On Tuesday, they got even more ammunition: Several of Mr. Gore's comments in his debate with Gov. George W. Bush set off a fresh outcry over what even some of his supporters acknowledge is a tendency to embellish anecdotes about his roles in events." (Richard L. Berke, "Tendency To Embellish Fact Snags Gore," The New York Times, October 6, 2000)
"From tales about his relatives to claims about his own achievements, the vice president's embellishments frequently send media 'truth squads' cracking and campaign aides back-peddling." (Carter M. Yang, "Facing Facts: Gore Shows Pattern of Exaggeration," abcnews.com, October 7, 2000)
"George W. Bush's kinder, gentler campaign shrinks from any serious assault on Al Gore's most glaring character weakness -- the vice president's long history of abusing the truth. . . Gore's own staff, during his failed 1988 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and in the current campaign, has cautioned him that his looseness with the facts risks damaging his credibility." (Robert J. Caldwell, "To Tell The Truth; Gore's Frequent Falsehoods Impeach His Own Credibility," The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 1, 2000)
"The danger to Gore is that the fibbing will blossom into a full-blown credibility crisis, giving Bush an opening to cast doubt on everything Gore says. The way around that is simple: stop doing it." (Jonathan Alter, "Al Gore And The Fib Factor," Newsweek, October 16, 2000)
"It has come to this: Al Gore says in a presidential debate that his uncle was gassed in World War I and then his campaign searches for records to back him up. The campaign knows no claim by the Democratic candidate about his family or professional resume will be taken at face value. His occasional tendency to embellish has not stopped, even now when scrutiny of the candidates' every word is so intense." (Calvin Woodward, "Gore's Embellishments Persist, Even In The Spotlight," The Associated Press, October 6, 2000)
"The Boston Globe disclosed Friday that during Gore's stuttering presidential campaign in 1988, his press secretary, Arlie Schardt, warned the candidate in a memo, 'Your main pitfall is exaggeration.' That character flaw, this relentless willingness to prevaricate and demonize his opponents, might have been barely excusable in a young senator making a premature run for the White House. But it is deeply troubling in a senior statesman who has served two terms as vice president." (Walter Shapiro, "To Tell The Truth, Al Gore Is Having Trouble Out There," USA Today, January 31, 2000)
"For years, his political opponents have groused that Vice President Al Gore has trouble with facts. They pounced on statements he made about his service in Vietnam, about his record in Congress and even about the price he has to pay for his dog's arthritis medicine. On Tuesday, they got even more ammunition: Several of Mr. Gore's comments in his debate with Gov. George W. Bush set off a fresh outcry over what even some of his supporters acknowledge is a tendency to embellish anecdotes about his roles in events." (Richard L. Berke, "Tendency To Embellish Fact Snags Gore," The New York Times, October 6, 2000)
"From tales about his relatives to claims about his own achievements, the vice president's embellishments frequently send media 'truth squads' cracking and campaign aides back-peddling." (Carter M. Yang, "Facing Facts: Gore Shows Pattern of Exaggeration," abcnews.com, October 7, 2000)
"George W. Bush's kinder, gentler campaign shrinks from any serious assault on Al Gore's most glaring character weakness -- the vice president's long history of abusing the truth. . . Gore's own staff, during his failed 1988 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and in the current campaign, has cautioned him that his looseness with the facts risks damaging his credibility." (Robert J. Caldwell, "To Tell The Truth; Gore's Frequent Falsehoods Impeach His Own Credibility," The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 1, 2000)
"The danger to Gore is that the fibbing will blossom into a full-blown credibility crisis, giving Bush an opening to cast doubt on everything Gore says. The way around that is simple: stop doing it." (Jonathan Alter, "Al Gore And The Fib Factor," Newsweek, October 16, 2000)
"It has come to this: Al Gore says in a presidential debate that his uncle was gassed in World War I and then his campaign searches for records to back him up. The campaign knows no claim by the Democratic candidate about his family or professional resume will be taken at face value. His occasional tendency to embellish has not stopped, even now when scrutiny of the candidates' every word is so intense." (Calvin Woodward, "Gore's Embellishments Persist, Even In The Spotlight," The Associated Press, October 6, 2000)
"The Boston Globe disclosed Friday that during Gore's stuttering presidential campaign in 1988, his press secretary, Arlie Schardt, warned the candidate in a memo, 'Your main pitfall is exaggeration.' That character flaw, this relentless willingness to prevaricate and demonize his opponents, might have been barely excusable in a young senator making a premature run for the White House. But it is deeply troubling in a senior statesman who has served two terms as vice president." (Walter Shapiro, "To Tell The Truth, Al Gore Is Having Trouble Out There," USA Today, January 31, 2000)
thebestMAX
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Semper Fi
"I saw Gore on tv last night and he said that "...I will not increase the size of gov't, not by 1 person..".
It looks as if the Senate Budget Committee disagrees with him.
Gore's Proposals Will Add Up To 30,000 Bureaucrats In Washington. "By looking at the relationship between factors such as outlays, employees, and administrative costs for the agencies today that would also be involved in the Vice President?s proposals and applying these ratios to the new programs that have been proposed, the Bulletin estimates that if these proposals were fully in place today, they would require 20,000-30,000 new employees to carry them out. This range is comparable to two to three armored divisions of military troops." (Budget Bulletin, Senate Budget Committee, October 2, 2000)
"I saw Gore on tv last night and he said that "...I will not increase the size of gov't, not by 1 person..".
It looks as if the Senate Budget Committee disagrees with him.
Gore's Proposals Will Add Up To 30,000 Bureaucrats In Washington. "By looking at the relationship between factors such as outlays, employees, and administrative costs for the agencies today that would also be involved in the Vice President?s proposals and applying these ratios to the new programs that have been proposed, the Bulletin estimates that if these proposals were fully in place today, they would require 20,000-30,000 new employees to carry them out. This range is comparable to two to three armored divisions of military troops." (Budget Bulletin, Senate Budget Committee, October 2, 2000)
bah these things are so stupid.
gore's a liar, bush is a liar- gore and bush lie together.
so who do you vote for?
write in powell/ventura!
gore's a liar, bush is a liar- gore and bush lie together.
so who do you vote for?
write in powell/ventura!
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