Eliminate all opposing views.

i took a few minutes to cool down (from mowing) and did some googling… on page 6 i found what looked promising with this:
“A zebra does not change its spots.” – Al Gore, attacking President George Bush in 1992. (Source: The Toronto Sun, 11/19/95; May 13th page of the “365 stupidest things ever said, 1999 Calendar.”

ah hahahahahaha… president bush – 1992 … ah hahahahahahaha…
A CALENDAR !!! ah hahahahaha… hooooweeee…

ahhh… thanks, i needed that…

oh, and the toronto sun?
Local tabloid style newspaper.

“A zebra does not change its spots.” – Al Gore, attacking President George Bush in 1992.

“My first pledge will be to restore integrity to the White House. And I’ll fire anyone who has lied to the American people or the United States Congress.”
(Source: Al Gore, in a February 2, 1988 presidential debate)
Does this mean he’d fire Clinton?

Actually, it’s what the imaginary liberals who live in the minds of Republicans love to hear. The conservative’s imaginary liberal friends are about the only people they’ll try to argue with these days. Both the “trolls” (or whatever you want to call them) on this thread have started their own discussions by telling the rest of us what we think.

That’s the first rule of the Republican playbook “Know your pretend enemy”

The Bush Dyslexicon
Observations on a National Disorder
By Mark Crispin Miller;
Norton & Company; 2001

As the Dyslexicon makes clear, this President would seem to be the most illiterate in US history. His is not the merely technical illiteracy of most Americans who, irrespective of their class or education, routinely make grammatical mistakes so slight that only pedants mind them: George W. Bush is so illiterate as to turn completely incoherent when he speaks without a script, or unless he thinks his every statement through so carefully beforehand that the effort empties out his face.

… His incapacity does not reflect one problem in particular, but several kinds of verbal defect. As Gail Sheehy has argued, the President may actually suffer from dyslexia. Surely that condition may explain his tendency to transpose words and to blurt out the opposite of what he means. It may also explain his frequent malapropisms (’hostile’ for ‘hostage,’ ‘arbitrary’ for ‘arbitration,’ ‘preserve’ for ‘persevere,’ ‘cufflink’ for ‘handcuff,’ etc.)

Whew, someone needs there meds.