Why do journalists suddenly love Al Gore?

After they tempt him into the presidential race, they'll probably try to destroy him again. And he knows it.

The sudden fashion for favorable comment won't influence any thoughtful American's opinion of Gore, but it should remind us of the dismal media performance that did such a terrible disservice to him and to the nation. Although Gore himself certainly deserves a measure of blame for the catastrophic conclusion of the 2000 presidential election and the events that led up to it, his hateful treatment by the press slanted the campaign against him from the ... Full Story »

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Bob Vermeers
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by Bob Vermeers - Oct. 1, 2008

While it includes most of the issues I would bring to the argument, it leaves me room for thought; that is, it is thought provoking. Now, I give a lot of columnists with whom I disagree a "thought provoking" quality; but in this case I agree with everything the author says. I only would add the thought that Adlai Stevenson's second try at the presidency should be a lesson to anyone considering trying it. In our state (Washington) the new head of the state Republican party is considering running Dino Rossi – the man who lost in the last election. Being a proud democrat, that works for me. I believe he has the chance of the proverbial “snowball in hell”.

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