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Gore and Bush

Monday November 26, 2007

Categories: Politics

Amazing picture from today - Al Gore, Nobel Peace Prize winner, in the Oval Office with President George W. Bush:

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One man won the election, the other became a statesman. Who would have guessed?

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Donny
November 28, 2007 8:08 AM

Paul,

There are a lot of reasons other than the Democrats promoting and encouraging lascivious licentiousness (abortion and gay marriage) to stand in opposition to them and what they want to do to America. Gore would have had us burdened into oblivion (anti-family) dancing to the tune of his environmetalist supreme being. He's powerful enough where he is.

Edward
November 28, 2007 1:32 PM

"One man won the election, the other became a statesman. Who would have guessed?"

Actually, it's the same man.

Gore has quite a track record, winning:

The Presidencey
The Oscar
The Emmy
The Nobel Prize

Running again would surely be anticlimactic.

Larry Parker
November 28, 2007 2:00 PM

Donny:

Saying the man whose wife helped get CDs labeled with warning stickers is "lascivious" and "licentious" is, well, ludicrous.

(Unless you're talking about him giving Tipper that smacker, which last I checked, a loving husband is allowed to do to a loving wife.)

canucklehead
November 28, 2007 5:09 PM

The man on the left was told he was a loser, so dug down deep and proved he is a winner; the man on the right was told he was a winner, so dug down deep and proved he is a

TPSoCal
November 29, 2007 12:01 AM

Guys, be honest instead of partisan. We do not know what life would have been like if Gore won the election. Things may have been better, things may have been worse. You don't know, neither do I. For all we know, Gore might have completely messed up our response to 9/11 or been too extreme with his environmental policies. We don't know. But I trust in God and I believe things are as they should be. If Hillary!, Obama, Edwards, etc. win, I believe things will happen as God intends. I will not vote for them, but I will support whoever wins as President and hope and pray he/she is successful. No matter who wins, God is in control, not man.

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