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- FICTION: Al Gore recently claimed that his mother-in-law
pays more than $100.00 for the arthritis medicine Lodine; and he claims
that his dog takes the same medicine for $37.00, claiming "This is
wrong!"
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- FACT: Gore's aides were quick to apologize for Gore's
lie, saying the information was from a Democratic study. Washington newspapers
also reported that Al Gore wasn't even sure his mother-in-law was taking
any medication and wasn't even sure she had arthritis. And, he doesn't
know anything about his dog's "arthritis".
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- FICTION: Al Gore said his father, a senator, was a champion
of civil rights during the 1960's.
-
- FACT: Gore's father voted against the landmark Civil
Rights Act of 1964 and was a racist who was fond of using the "N"
word.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore said that his sister was the very first
person to join the Peace Corps.
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- FACT: By the time Gore's sister joined the Peace Corps,
there were already over 100 members.
-
- FICTION: The same sister died of lung cancer years later
and Gore vowed to never accept tobacco money as campaign contributions.
-
- FACT: Just four years later, while campaigning for office,
Gore spoke to the tobacco industry and said he was one of them because
"I've planted it, raised it, cut it, and dried it." He raised
over $100,000 in "reported" contributions.
-
- FICTION: While running for office, Gore's campaign literature
claimed he was a "Brilliant Student".
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- FACT: Washington newspapers said he barely passed Harvard
and consistently earned D's and C's.
-
- FICTION: Gore claims an extensive knowledge of law as
a result of his extensive study at law school.
-
- FACT: Al Gore dropped out of law school.
-
- FICTION: Gore claimed that his knowledge of God and spirituality
came to complete fruition while "finishing" divinity school.
-
- FACT: Al Gore dropped out of divinity school.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore claimed responsibility for inventing
the Internet in the 1990's.
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- FACT : Shocked scientists were quick to speak out, explaining
that the Internet had been in widespread use by government and educational
institutions since the early 1970's.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore claimed the book "Love Story"
was based on his life and Tipper's.
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- FACT: Author Erich Segal called a press conference to
deny his claim. (Couldn't he at least lie about a love story where his
sweetheart doesn't die?"
-
- FICTION : Gore claimed that as a reporter for a Nashville
newspaper, his stories led to the arrests of numerous corrupt criminals.
-
- FACT: He later apologized for his claim and actually
said it was untrue (Also known as lying).
-
- FICTION: Gore claims to increase diversity in the staff
that follows him daily, especially among blacks.
-
- FACT: Black members of the Secret Service are suing because
they claim they are not being promoted to positions guarding the Vice-President.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore said he was the first to discover the
Love Canal nuclear accident.
-
- FACT: The incident was already discovered, being investigated,
and covered widely in the press for many months before Gore was aware of
it.
-
- FICTION: Gore said just recently that if elected president,
he would put harsh sanctions on the sleazy producers of Hollywood's extreme
sex and violence.
-
- FACT: Just six days later, Gore attended a fundraiser
by Hollywood producers and radical gay activists where he told them that
he would only pretend to "nudge them" if elected. He raised over
$4 million.
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- FICTION: Al Gore said he built his Tennessee home with
his bare hands.
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- FACT : Totally false!
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- FICTION: Al Gore says parents should not have a choice
between private and public schools because public schools are far better.
-
- TRUTH : Al Gore attended private school and he has sent
his children to private schools.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore remembers his mother lulling him to
sleep as a baby by singing the popular ditty, "Wear The Union Label".
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- FACT: The popular ditty was created by the unions when
Gore was 27 years old.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore claimed to co-sponsor the McCain-Feingold
Campaign Reform Act.
-
- FACT: The Act was not sponsored until he had been out
of office for over a year.
-
- FICTION: Al Gore claims to be instrumental in keeping
gas prices low.
-
- FACT: Gore has voted on numerous occasions to raise the
tax on gasoline. In his book "Earth In The Balance" Gore claims
that the nation's Number One enemy is the internal combustion engine. (That's
the motor in your vehicle that gets you to work and takes your kids to
school)
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- FICTION: Gore pretends to champion the rights of poor
women to be tested regularly for breast cancer with the most modern technology.
-
- FACT: While giving a speech on the subject in September,
Gore didn't know what a mammogram was.
-
- FICTION: AL Gore promised Florida's senior citizens that
they would finally have low-cost drugs with no interference from government.
-
- FACT: Gore's plan calls for the creation of a huge federal
agency that would tell you which doctor you are allowed to see in order
to get the "special rates".
-
- FACT: Al Gore told NBC's Lisa Meyers that he had never
told a lie. When Meyers pressed harder, "You've never told a lie?!"
Gore said, "Not that I know of." SOUND FAMILIAR?
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- [Election Day is ticking away. E-mail this to as many
people as possible or we will be living in an Al Gore fantasyland] _____
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- DRUDGE BOOK EXCLUSIVE 9-27-00
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- GORE'S NANNY CHARGES: I WAS KEPT IN CAR WHILE GORES ATE
AT 'WHITES ONLY' RESTAURANT!
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- "Our parents said to work for good white folks --
and that's what we did!"
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- Those are the shocking words of Mattie Lucy Payne, 89,
housekeeper and nanny to the Gores of Tenneessee.
-
- For more than 30 years, Payne cleaned house and cooked
for the Gores on their 250-acre farm in Carthage. It was on this farm where
Payne helped raise Al Gore Jr.
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- During this period, Payne fought to overcome firmly established
social boundries in the South.
-
- On some occasions the Gores would take Payne on trips
to Washington, where Al Sr. was Senator.
-
- On those rides, Payne recalls being kept in the backseat
of the car -- as the Gore family dined in 'Whites Only' restaurants!
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- Payne says she complained bitterly about the high temperatures
in the car while she waited.
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- "Albert Jr. would bring out a sandwich to the car
because I was not allowed in the restaurant," Mattie Lucy Payne told
a local reporter.
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- "We didn't know any better, that's the way we grew
up."
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- Mattie was very close to the Gores. And Al Jr's mother,
Pauline, expressed her appreciation: "Mattie Lucy is a very special
person... She always knew the kind of meals everyone liked... We think
of Mattie as 'one of the family.'"
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- Pauline Gore even featured Mattie Lucy's recipe for "Farmer
in the Dell Chicken" in her published cookbook.
-
- Payne recalls: "When Al Jr. was in college he would
come home for the weekend and bring friends. He would say, 'Mattie, fix
several different dishes, some greens from the garden.'"
-
- Payne's stunning claims are featured in the new book
DRUDGE MANIFESTO, released October 3, 2000 by NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY.
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- Throughout the years, many of Payne's relatives worked
on the Gore farm:
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- "I remember Mrs. Gore saying, 'If they are kin to
Mattie Lucy they can come to work,'" Payne recounts for the CURRENT
LINES of Upper Cumberland.
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- And Payne watched as the Gore family groomed Al Jr. for
high office.
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- "Mr. Albert had it in his mind that Al would be
in the White House."
-
- But Payne's role in the Gore family history has been
diminished in recent years.
-
- "Segregation in the South is one those chapters
from long ago and far away that is just not spoken about," said a
family friend.
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- http://www.drudgereport.com for updates (c)DRUDGE REPORT
2000 _____
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- Gore Accused Of Low 'Negro Tolerance'
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- www.NewsMax.com 9-8-00
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- A black Democratic congresswoman from the Deep South
has accused Vice President Al Gore of going along with limiting Afro-Americans
on his Secret Service detail.
-
- Black agents have been complaining of racial discrimination
within the agency charged with guarding at all costs the lives of the president
and other top federal officials, ever since Gore and President Clinton
first came into office in 1993.
-
- According to a Friday story in the Washington Times:
Rep. Cynthia A. McKinney, in her fourth term from Georgia, said she found
out only last week that the Clinton-Gore administration had placed a ceiling
on the number of black Secret Service agents who could be assigned to protect
Gore, who is the Democratic Party's nominee for president.
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- "Gore's Negro tolerance level has never been too
high," she wrote on her congressional Web site. "I've never known
him to have more than one black person around him at any given time. I'm
not shocked, but I am certainly saddened by this revelation."
-
- The congresswoman said she learned about the limit of
black agents permitted to guard Gore from a group of agents bringing a
racial-discrimination suit against the Clinton-Gore Treasury Department,
the mother agency of the Secret Service.
-
- McKinney said she was troubled that the black agents
had received no response from Gore or his staff about their complaints,
even after the vice president and his staff had been informed.
-
- "That these black officers had no response from
Gore's staff is symptomatic of a larger problem," she said. "Gore
would like these problems to just go away, but they'll never go away if
they're not addressed."
-
- Ron Schmidt, an attorney representing the agents, said
those black agents who complained about the Gore cap were threatened with
retaliation. He said at least six "less qualified, less experienced"
white agents were named over more-qualified black agents to informal supervisory
positions on Gore's security detail - assignments that boost an agent's
chances for promotion. _____
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- V.P. Al Gore Shamelessly Fabricates Father's Civil Rights
Record
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- By R. D. Davis The Houston Review (8/13/99)
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- It is easy to control the minds of a people. All one
has to do is change history by lying about the past. This is exactly what
has happened with the legacy of former Democratic U.S. Senator Al Gore,
Sr. of Tennessee - the father of our current vice president - and his mythical
"support" of civil rights.
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- In a speech to the NAACP and most recently in his speech
at the National Urban League Conference in Houston, Vice President Gore
said his father lost his Senate seat because he supported civil rights
legislation. Fellow black Americans, let me set history straight. Al Gore,
Sr., together with the rest of the southern Democrats, voted against the
Civil Rights Act of 1964.
-
- Congressional Quarterly reported that, in the House of
Representatives, 61% of Democrats (152 for, 96 against) voted for the Civil
Rights Act as opposed to 80% of Republicans (138 for, 38 against). In the
Senate, 69% of Democrats (46 for, 21 against) voted for the Act while 82%
of Republicans did (27 for, 6 against). All southern Democrats voted against
the Act.
-
- In his remarks upon signing the Civil Rights Act, President
Lyndon Johnson praised Republicans for their "overwhelming majority."
He did not offer similar praise to his own Democratic Party. Moreover,
Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen, an Illinois Republican, collaborated
with the White House and the Senate leadership of both parties to draft
acceptable compromise amendments to end the southern Democrats' filibuster
of the Act.
-
- Al Gore, Sr. did not stop at simply voting against the
Civil Rights Act of 1964. In addition, Congressional Quarterly reported
that Gore attempted to send the Act to the Senate Judiciary Committee with
an amendment to say "in defiance of a court desegregation order, federal
funds could not be held from any school districts." Gore sought to
take the teeth out of the Act in the event it passed.
-
- Ostensibly, Senator Gore was "elated" at the
idea of young Al, Jr. going to school with black children. In reality,
however, the future vice president attended an elite private school.
-
- In the end, the Gore Amendment was defeated by a vote
of 74-25. Senator J. William Fulbright of Arkansas, one of President Bill
Clinton's political mentors, was among the 23 southern Democratic senators
and only one Republican voting with Gore for this racist amendment.
-
- Republican Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona voted against
the Civil Rights Act because he was afraid the nation would be transformed
into a "police state" as a result of some of its provisions.
He did not want to throw out the proverbial "baby with the bath water."
-
- History, of course, labeled Goldwater a racist even though
he voted against the Gore Amendment - an amendment devised to continue
school segregation. If anyone in the Senate should be tagged as a racist,
it should be those voting for the Gore Amendment. Why didn't history record
Al Gore, Sr. and the other southern Democrats as racists?
-
- At least civil rights activist Andrew Young was forthcoming
about this oversight in his book An Easy Burden. Young wrote, "The
southern segregationists were all Democrats, and it was black Republicans...who
could effectively influence the appointment of federal judges in the South."
Young noted that the best civil rights judges were Republicans appointed
by President Dwight Eisenhower. Young admitted, "These judges are
among the many unsung heroes of the civil rights movement."
-
- History tends to unilaterally and falsely depict Republicans
as racists when southern Democrats truly deserved this title. We now have
southern Democrats as both President and Vice President. That would never
be the case without the power of the lie and the power of the liberal news
media to alter people's perceptions. Lies can enslave men, but the truth
shall set them free. I challenge you, the reader, to take the time to research
the facts about our past in publications like Congressional Quarterly and
An Easy Burden. Once you educate yourself, you can no longer be deceived
by the fabulists. No longer will you be "gored" by a lie.
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- WHAT GORONS MUST BELIEVE
-
- 1. Gorons sincerely believe that Vice President Gore
is a true environmentalist, when he has an environmental disaster on his
own farm: a polluting zinc mine, from which he received $500,000 of income
last year.
-
- 2. Gorons likewise believe that the VP is anti-smoking
and anti-tobacco when he has operated a tobacco farm for decades and accepted
government subsidies.
-
- 3. Gorons truly believe that Gore is a Vietnam war hero,
when in fact he was placed by family influence in a "cushy" correspondent's
job and the only action he saw was that of his Brownie camera!
-
- 4. Gorons actually believe that Mr. Gore is justified
in illegally raising political funds from the Office of the VP, simply
because the Vanderbilt Law educated VP claims he was ignorant of the illegality.
-
- 5. Gorons further believe that it was OK for Al to accept
large sums of political money from China through Buddhist monks who had
taken vows of poverty, since he again claimed ignorance.
-
- 6. Gorons also believe that the man who claimed to "invent
the Internet" would be so computationally ignorant that he could lose
weeks of potentially incriminating e-mail!
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- 7. Gorons, incredibly, believe Gore's claim that he and
Tipper were the models for the book and movie, "Love Story" even
though the book's author, Erich Segal, says not.
-
- 8. Gorons, amazingly, believe that Gore will be the consumer's
champion against high gasoline prices although Gore holds a million dollars
in Occidental Petroleum stock.
-
- 9. Gorons applaud Mr. Lieberman's open rejection of President
Clinton's immorality, but believe it was fine for Mr. Gore to remain silent
on the subject, while simultaneously declaring Mr. Clinton "one of
the greatest Presidents of our history."
-
- 10. Gorons believe that Al Gore is an effective leader,
when they won't bother to look at his record as a Tennessee Senator, a
record so ineffective that it has led to the election of Republicans as
BOTH of Tennessee's Senators!
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- 11. Gorons hold the belief that Gore is a compassionate
man who will be the working man's friend, in spite of the eviction notice
he served to the poor family who complained about the conditions of the
run down slum house that he was renting to them.
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- CAUTIONARY NOTE: Medical researchers acknowledge that
Gorons are generally harmless, except when allowed into a voting booth.
There, unfortunately, overcome by their gullibility syndrome, they are
apt to actually vote for Gore! They should be carefully protected from
their ailment, since it may be harmful to their well-being, yours, mine
and that of the USA.
-
- Therefore, PLEASE, heed the Surgeon General's warning,
reach out to aid the Gorons in overcoming the syndrome, and, PLEASE, pass
this on to your normal friends, who might also know Gorons who need immediate
treatment.
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- Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must
undergo the fatigue of supporting it.
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