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The Age of Treason
How cool is it to be al-Gore? Waiting for an explosion. Solidarity Day. A last run at Coulter. Plus much more.
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p> I thought it was fairly obvious that Al Gore suffered a nervous breakdown around the time of the 2000 election, and that the Supreme Court went ahead and ended the contest because he was not fit for office. He continues to rave in public and I think it is indecent to pay too much attention to him. Or to let others abuse him for political purposes. br> -- George Freeman /p> p> Let the traitors talk, they are just signing their Democrat party death certificate. I refuse to use the term Democratic Party; they are NOT democratic. br> -- Elaine Kyle /p> p> HIPPY RIOTS br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.'s Our Angry Left : /p>Those on the left that hate this president more than they love their country will inevitably learn one of life's great lessons. Hatred is the cannibal that will consume one's soul. With Howie Dean and the boys and girls on the left, marching in lockstep, they are providing America with the living breathing evidence of the daily demise of a political party.
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