Al Gore: green or not?

alleyallen · Aug 10, 2006

Gold said:

It must be nice being able to be employed by conservative think-tanks and write op-ed pieces, or to be a right-wing radio talk show host.

The facts, perspective and balance which editors in the "liberal media" expect?Â Fuhgedddaboutit.Â Backing up your argument?Â A quaint notion, like the Geneva Convention.Â The column is a piece of tripe with a side of pablum.

He owns two homes. Most political people in Washington do.Â Al Gore doesn't spend all of his time in Virginia and still has a home and votes in Tennessee.Â Compare that with Tom DeLay, who moved his residence to Virginia.Â

Wind power is not available everywhere. Solar power is more effective in Arizona than it would be in Seattle, but if you wanted to convert to solar power today, you wouldn't ditch the electric power next week.Â First of all, installation is very expensive - probably $50,000 for a house of any size. You do get a credit from the government, but it still would be at least $25,000.Â To make it financially feasible, your electric bills probably would have to be over $400 a month.Â Â

And Al Gore being the sort of stiff guy that he is, I can't imagine him forgetting to turn off the lights and the radio.Â Of course, we all know Tipper Gore isn't going to allow to many CDs in the house.
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And to sleep with Tipper he'd have to have the lights off anyway. Al Gore really is trying to save energy.

HoopsMcCann · Aug 10, 2006

i won't just sit here while people badmouth al green... that's just fuckin' wrong

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