Has Will Pitt chimed in on today's Gore Speech?

[sleipnir]

Does anyone know? The search feature seems to be down because of a DefCon (or other reasons.)

I'm interested to here what he has to say, since he heavily promoted this speech and probably has some exciting new information.

[Tesla]

1. Nothing about it on his site yet

www.truthout.org

[hippiechick]

2. Um, how about forming your own opinion of the speech ...

... rather than hanging your hat on someone else's "expert opinion" ?

:shrug:

[alcibiades_mystery]

3. Yeeee-ikes

Harrumph much?

[helderheid]

7. LOL!!

Good one :)

[Frances]

4. If you don't care about what other people think,

why do you come to DU?

[sleipnir]

5. I do have my own opinion. I also enjoy reading Will Pitt's opinion.

I think that's allowed at DU.

He tends to have very interesting insider observations that I am not privy to, because, well, I don't move in the elite political circles that he often does.

[liberalnurse]

6. Lighten Up.

Will is a journalist and many of us enjoy his articles. In fact, I am one of them who look forward to his articles.

[shaniqua6392]

9. Whew!! What is up with that?

DU loves Will Pitt and we look forward to his writing. I read his stuff on Progressive Democrats of America too. Check out why I love him so much:
William Rivers Pitt, Editorial Director, is a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of two books: War in Iraq - What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know and The Greatest Sedition is Silence. He is the lead writer for the alternative daily news magazine truthout.org, and served for a time as Press Secretary for the Dennis Kucinich for President campaign. Pitt is currently working on his third book, Four More Years--Truth, Justice and the Ethic of Total Opposition. He lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts.
We love you Will!

[billybob537]

8. Hear hare here.