Tweety calls Gore "the Hindenberg" and Blankley says: "I know about that

[KoKo]

and it can go up or down." Blankley then says: "He could come in with Obama." (Remember that Tony Blankley is rather "portley.")

Just posting for Gore Advocates like myself...to see what they are saying.

Gore...the "Hindenberg Dark Horse." running with what David Gergen earlier called Obama's "Mystique which is more like Bobby Kennedy than Jack." more

[cally]

1. That's ridiculous....Tweety and Blankley are not exactly svelte

The only one who seems concerned is Tweety. :argh:

[KoKo]

5. My post said that...that Blankley said...he "goes up and down" according

to his circumstances. :shrug:

[Pirate Smile]

2. Tweety was talking about Gore needing to lose some weight. Blankely

said he knew about that. He said that he, like Gore, could lose weight when needed.

I heard Tweety say the strongest ticket would be Gore/Obama.

I actually agree with him re the Gore/Obama ticket. I like that one - a lot.

I got a phone call so I may have missed a little of the conversation.

Tweety seems hot for a Gore/Obama ticket but he keeps saying that to do it Gore needs to lose weight and gain a sense of humor.

Gore has a great sense of humor. Tweety must have missed that. Perhaps Gore's wit is a little to dry for the Tweetster.

[partylessinOhio]

4. Tweety did sneak in those words, "the Hindenburg," just before Blankely

began another sentence.

Tweety was calling Gore a "blimp." Tweety has consistently been referring to Gore's weight every time he discusses Gore on his LowBall. I for one am sick of Tweety doing this. This is planting a seed in the viewer's mind that Gore is fat. It is a hateful and dangerously malicious act.

Tweety should take a good look at himself in his mirror.

[senseandsensibility]

13. Yes ,I saw tweety walk across the stage on

the daily show, and he was enormous . He couldn't button his suit jacket. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but his hypocrisy is showing. Hypocrisy seems to be another quality that tweets shares with the repugs.

[LSparkle]

20. If it weren't for Tweety's illnesses he'd be heavier than he is

It seems like every couple of years, he ends up in some health crisis (last time it was malaria he got in Africa, this time complications of diabetes) and he's out for about a week and comes back ... thinner. Now I'm not saying those were visits to a "spa" and not a hospital, but Tweety ought to cut out the cracks about Gore's weight, since he's prone to being on the hefty side himself!

[KoKo]

6. I do believe my post verifies your comments.........

:shrug:

[Pirate Smile]

11. Right. I saw it too. Just adding my 2 cents. Not contradicting you

or anything.

:)

[KoKo]

18. No Problem....amazing isn't it...and without "transcript" we

report what we have to...but glad to hear you verifying...........

:-)'s

[LisaM]

8. Gore does have a great sense of humor!

His weight does seem to fluctuate. I remember when he and his son climbed Mt. Rainier. He looked great!

My brother-in-law tried to climb it that same year, but his party was turned back because of weather concerns. My little nephew would parrot back what happened, saying, "My dad tried to climb Mt. Rainier but they didn't make it. And that's okay". And I would always add, "But Al Gore made it!" Everyone would laugh except for my BIL (he did make it up the next year).

[Pirate Smile]

12. I know. I don't know why Tweety doesn't get that. He can be so obtuse

sometimes.

Perhaps he has missed all Al's funny appearances on Leno, Letterman, etc. or else he just really doesn't get it.

Perhaps we should send all the video clips of Al's great sense of humor to Tweety.

[peacetalksforall]

3. Tweety is trite and a gossip for a person in his position. He.

degrades himself.

[Uncle Joe]

7. Personally, I think of Al as the "Spirit of St. Louis" type

He is pretty much on the cutting edge of technology and the critical issues of the day, first to arrive on the scene sometimes years if not a decade or two ahead of the pack.

[KoKo]

10. A "Cassandra" who saw ahead and was not recognized? n/t

[Uncle Joe]

14. I believe to some degree your analogy is correct,

and the people who did not believe him are loathe to admit they were wrong. Matthews is a prime example, he has so much invested in trashing belittling and slandering Al in the past as to make it impossible to apologize or admit he was wrong. So to this day, Matthews is relegated to school child analysis when it comes to Al Gore.

[Cassandra]

17. And a deeply frustrating experience it is, too.

[Uncle Joe]

19. Cheer up it's not as bad as having Joseph Stalin referred to as Uncle Joe

:hi:

[Lisa]

16. if he were Canadian, he'd be the Avro Arrow

Way ahead of his time, and with such impressive abilities that some folks get jealous and try to sideline him!

[madrchsod]

9. are they running out of clever things to say?

remember people this stupid get paid hundreds of thousands of dollars a year

[KoKo]

15. I think they are starting to worry that supporting "The Idiot ChimpEmperor"

their "Gravy Train" might be disappearing. Since the Intelligent minds are going to the Internet and their "Ad Sales are Down" the "Powers that Be" scramble to keep folks "TUNED IN" to the "Pundit Shows."

It's (sadly) ...all about BUISNESS...or "Bidness" in Texas Chimp Speak. ...:-(

[snowbear]

21. I liked Gergen's response when Buchanan said...

..."you're moving even further to the left than you were when you worked for Nixon"

He responded with ..."that's right."



He also said that he could support Barack Obama if he ran..

Huh. I guess I don't know much about David Gergen.


http://alternet.org/images/managed/Blog+Image_thumb_matthews.jpg

[Pirate Smile]

22. Gergen seems like a decent guy, generally in the middle.

BushCo has frankly freaked him out.

[KoKo]

23. I liked that one, also...kind of made the "Spin Doctors" a "little human."

Although these are the SAME MEDIA that supported the LIES that led us into Iraq...It was still interesting to watch. :D

[Infinite Hope]

24. Obama...Bobby Kennedy? lol n/t