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Blog: Obama Should Drop Out

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Gore couldn't beat Bush, don't think he could beat McCain either. The only thing he's good at is making a complete fool of himself.

 

 

To you and a few others,maybe, who bitterly cling to your guns and religion out of frustration. (Have I heard that somewhere?) :p

 

Gore's a pretty good guy.

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Gore couldn't beat Bush, don't think he could beat McCain either. The only thing he's good at is making a complete fool of himself.

 

 

Again, Gore would crush McCain.(I'm sure he learned enough from the 2000 fiasco)

 

Did anyone read what Sharpton said about if the Superdelegates give to Hillary at the DNC? They are going to take to the streets and not support the Dem. party. So what they are going to support the Republicans? (doubtful) Sounds like a threat to me but no intentions to support another party.

It will be like 1968 all over again. Those old enough to remember know what I'm talking about.

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Again, Gore would crush McCain.(I'm sure he learned enough from the 2000 fiasco)

 

I only wonder how the debates would go. One side would state their position and the other side would respond with 'Me too!'.

 

What a strange year this is turning into. The Democrats are deadlocked with neither side a chance of winning outright. They differ on next to nothing on the policy front. Their rival on the Republican front shares most of their positions on the issues, except for the war. So much for choice...

As for Obama should drop out, I agree and so should Clinton and Mccain..........lets face it, there is not a real good choice anywhere out there.

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Again, Gore would crush McCain.(I'm sure he learned enough from the 2000 fiasco)

 

He couldn't win his home state in 2000... I would welcome a Goron nomination by the left...

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Again, Gore would crush McCain.(I'm sure he learned enough from the 2000 fiasco)

Not a chance. Gore is a fool, he's get smoked.
Not a chance. Gore is a fool, he's get smoked.

I disagree. Kerry was a fool. Gore has credibility with the voters, in spite of his goofy movie. He's been in the media a lot and has really come off as a good down to earth guy. He poses an extreme danger to any Republican candidate.

I disagree. Kerry was a fool. Gore has credibility with the voters, in spite of his goofy movie. He's been in the media a lot and has really come off as a good down to earth guy. He poses an extreme danger to any Republican candidate.
I disagree with your disagreement. The guy damaged himself by not being able to face defeat when he ran, acted like a child. Add that to his goofy hard headed stance on global warming and I say he gets smoked.
I disagree with your disagreement. The guy damaged himself by not being able to face defeat when he ran, acted like a child. Add that to his goofy hard headed stance on global warming and I say he gets smoked.

 

 

Frankly, his stance is not goofy, or hard-headed. Only those who refuse to give any credence to his stance exhibit such characteristics.

I disagree. Kerry was a fool. Gore has credibility with the voters, in spite of his goofy movie. He's been in the media a lot and has really come off as a good down to earth guy. He poses an extreme danger to any Republican candidate.

I agree with you Dad. Gore had to not only campaign against Bush, but in a minor sense, also had to campaign agianst Bill Clinton.

Frankly, his stance is not goofy, or hard-headed. Only those who refuse to give any credence to his stance exhibit such characteristics.
Why? Because you agree with him? :rolleyes:

Anyone that claims they're right and you're wrong and won't debate the issue, but instead calls you a flat-earther because you disagree is hard-headed and goofy.

Why? Because you agree with him? :rolleyes:

Anyone that claims they're right and you're wrong and won't debate the issue, but instead calls you a flat-earther because you disagree is hard-headed and goofy.

Come on RTS! I don't care much for Gore, but he seems to have convinced most of the world that there really is an envrionmental issue. You don't have to be right to get a Nobel and Oscar, just popular.

Why? Because you agree with him? :rolleyes:

Anyone that claims they're right and you're wrong and won't debate the issue, but instead calls you a flat-earther because you disagree is hard-headed and goofy.

 

 

Al Gore is the "face" of the global warming effort, but he is in no way the only person who believes there is an issue with environmental concerns, and global warming. There are scores of very learned scientists with hard data, and observational enviornmantal documents detailing the evidence in reality.

 

There are those to whom this is an apparent non-issue. However, there are those who are forward-thinking, who are looking to the future of the planet generations ahead.

 

I don't just "want" to agree with him. I've researched the evidence. There is a problem.

Come on RTS! I don't care much for Gore, but he seems to have convinced most of the world that there really is an envrionmental issue. You don't have to be right to get a Nobel and Oscar, just popular.
I wouldn't day he's convinced most of the world, there are likely as many that disagree as do agree with him.

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