Al Gore, Anti-American Pig.

More America bashing from the liberal left.

Published on February 15, 2006 By Moderateman In Politics

While in Saudi Arabia Al {I won the damn election} Gore showed once again why Democrats are completely oblivious to how most Americans feel.

"Gore said Arabs had been "indiscriminately rounded up" and held in "unforgivable" conditions. The former vice president said the Bush administration was playing into al-Qaeda's hands by routinely blocking Saudi visa applications."

When did we do this> why is he rabble rousing in an Muslim country? What is he trying to prove?: Wtf is he thinking? that of course assumes he has a brain, the moron.

When will Democrats distance themselves from blatant anti-American remarks?

http://www.google.com/url?sa=X&oi=news&start=1&num=3&q=http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1107AP_Saudi_Gore.html&e=50203

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/02/12/D8FNUKEO0.html

Comments (Page 1)

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

sha boom! Oh yeh, there is no liberal media bias, rightttttttttt, we have ben treated to the MSM screaming about an accidential shooting, while Gores rant and hate filled speech went un-noticed.

Donato Vazquez

on Feb 15, 2006

Gore deserves a longer neck for his treachery.

BenUser

on Feb 15, 2006

When will Democrats distance themselves from blatant anti-American remarks?

When will republicans stop trying to imply that one democrat, who doesn’t even hold a political office, speaks for all democrats.

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

#2 by Donato Vazquez (Anonymous user)
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Gore deserves a longer neck for his treachery

some would call this treason, I am.

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

#3 by BenUser
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

When will Democrats distance themselves from blatant anti-American remarks?

When will republicans stop trying to imply that one democrat, who doesn’t even hold a political office, speaks for all democrats.

hi ben how are you?

Add gores remarks to harry the gambler, nancy pelosi, howard dean and you have more than one democrat making outragious claims and statements

bakerstreet

on Feb 15, 2006

It's one thing to try to change America from within, but stepping into a nations like Saudi Arabia and stirring things up is very, very different. To play Gore's advocate, I'd say he thinks he is smoothing things over by saying the average American doesn't support these policies. I think he believes he's saying "DOn't hate America, just those who harm you".

It's that kind of naive bullshit that kept him out of the whitehouse. I believe that George Bush and the rest accept that politics is a dirty business. Gore, I think, has brainwashed himself into believing he can walk on water. At least he did say:

"Is it only for the West to say this is dangerous?" Gore asked. "We should have more people in this region saying this is dangerous."

which is true. I don't see Gore as evil, I see him as the grown man-children living in Disney movies that modern Liberalism turns out. He has no concept that there were probably people in that audience that would stand by and nod approvingly as he was beheaded.

Dynosoar

on Feb 15, 2006

Bill Oreily didn't let him off the hook, but then again he is kinda preaching to the choir........

Dr Guy

on Feb 15, 2006

When will Democrats distance themselves from blatant anti-American remarks?

IN answer to your question, when they perceive that maintream America is not buying their bull dookie. Since they look to the MSM as what is mainstream america, they see reflection and affirmation, while the other 60% plus just shake thier heads and wonder what kind of idiot they are.

A reporter for Newsweek said that the support of the MSM would give Kerry 15 points in the last election. That may or may not be true, but the affirmation the mainstream media gave Kerry was negated by the fact that real America was not buying it, and kerry was too clueless to realize that his message was getting out, it just was not the message anyone wanted to hear.

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

#6 by BakerStreet
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

I don't see Gore as evil,

nor do I baker, I just see him as a perfect example of what is wrong with the left today.

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

#7 by Dynosoar
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Bill Oreily didn't let him off the hook, but then again he is kinda preaching to the choir........

Nope bill did not let him off, but when it's just one station reporting it's kind of like the sound of one hand clapping, specially when every other station is beating the "cheney shot someone" drum LOUDLY!

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

#8 by Dr. Guy
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Kerry was negated by the fact that real America was not buying it, and kerry was too clueless to realize that his message was getting out, it just was not the message anyone wanted to hear.

WHAT MESSAGE WAS hanoijohn getting out doc> ? all I heard was "i can do it better" and anyone but Bush.

ParaTed2k

on Feb 15, 2006

It must be so depressing to be an Senator one day, a Vice Presidential Candidate the next, then completely fall off the face of the relevancy earth.

Gore is about as memorable as a Ken doll with no face.

Moderateman

on Feb 15, 2006

12 by ParaTed2k
Wednesday, February 15, 2006

Gore is about as memorable as a Ken doll with no face.

wow ted , nice anology, Gore is a bitter man that tryuly thinks he was ripped off in his place in history by the republicans in 2000, not giving a thought is was a LIBERAL DOMINATED scotus, THAT GAVE the decision to GWB> even the liberals on SCOTUS knew what a a lemon gore was and is.

Dr Guy

on Feb 15, 2006

WHAT MESSAGE WAS hanoijohn getting out doc> ? all I heard was "i can do it better" and anyone but Bush.

A Big one was "I served in Vietnam". Another was the fact that when he had no platform, the MSM did not call him on it, so he thought he did not need one.

JillUser

on Feb 15, 2006

I don't see Gore as evil, I see him as the grown man-children living in Disney movies that modern Liberalism turns out. He has no concept that there were probably people in that audience that would stand by and nod approvingly as he was beheaded.

I couldn't agree more Baker. Not only would they nod, they would probably volunteer to perform the beheading. He isn't doing himself or his party any favors. Even Susan Estrich (whose voice I can't stand!) who is always defending the Dems, couldn't defend his actions.

some would call this treason, I am.

I would too.

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