> > We have Al Gore, who can't open his mouth without lying. He's claimed to invent the
> > internet, he claimed to sing the Union Song when he was a little kid despite the fact that it
> > hadn't been written until he was in college, and tons of other lies. Obviously we don't want a
> > compulsive liar in office. Even Clinton didn't lie as often as he does.
>
> I actually (speaking, of course, from a distant perspective) quite like Al Gore. He seems to me to be a more reliable and trustworthy person than his main opponent.
>
> And I don't believe he's a compulsive liar. It's a difficult thing to believe when most of the alleged evidence is coming from people with a vested interest in making him look bad. It's easy to exaggerate honest misunderstandings when you're trying to blacken someone's name -- and there's no guarantee that Gore is the only liar in this campaign...
>
> Paul

To Paul for posting the link to the Al Gore lies page: Thanks! I haven't had a chance to watch most of the debates, but I was favoring Gore and all these people were bashing him. I didn't like to think that he was an absolute liar, but I had no defense. Now I do! Cool! Hehehehe. Thanks again.

Mel"Now I can tell my friend Steve some more reasons why Gore is better than Bush and not be buried by the bad publicity"anie