Congratulations, Al, we here in this household love what you're doing...

[bridgit]

So keep doing it :toast: :kick:

[madokie]

1. You got that right

[bridgit]

5. yup...

:toast:

[Bitwit1234]

2. You know CNN with their run a way brides WELL

they did mention about the Peace Prize and that was all. The Weather Channel, which does report on climate items, did a very good piece on Gore. They showed the committee making the announcement and congratulated him etc. They did a bigger longer piece than ANY of the so called news channels.

The best thing to happen is for the Democratic president to appoint another chairman of the FCC and then for that person to pull the license of CNN<FOX, ABC, CBS, AND NBC. Then make them re-apply and tell why the thing they are a legitimate news station.

[monmouth]

3. Oh, that is an excellent idea...Great post.

[bridgit]

4. I most agree a dem prez & their team needs to revisit a host of agencies...

and revitalize them, set them back on track, reestablish that 'public trust' thing :thumbsup:

[Uncle Joe]

6. Seconded.

I noticed this morning a weather man stating in regards to Al Gore winning the Nobel Peace Prize that maybe global warming was behind the drought in the south east, he went on to say the main fresh water reservoir for the three million people living in Atlanta is down to 90 days supply and the south is entering it's dry season. I haven't watched all the news the last week or so, but I can't recall any news people coming out with this, it was the weatherman. It seems to me a major American city facing the loss of it's water by January would make the news! The only consolation for me is knowing Britany Spears "won" (and that's the word they used) one night's visitation with her children.