Is Gore the Energizer Bunny?

Funny, isn't it? Al Gore and the Democrats' mantra was that they wanted to "count every vote." Now, as Al Gore stares political oblivion in the face, the mantra has changed. Now they want to "toss every vote" — at least in Seminole County. That's because, by tossing every absentee ballot in the county, Gore would score a net gain of about 4,800 votes and win Florida.

Whatever happened to Gore's pompous speech last week where he said, "This is America. When votes are cast, we count them"? What happened to the Democrats' PR drive for a "fair and accurate count"? Don't the absentee ballots of Seminole County belong in that count?

Gore sees the Seminole case as his last chance to throw the election in his favor, even though it means contradicting himself and his party.

Over the past few days the Gore Campaign has been saying that he will abide by the decision of the Florida Supreme Court. Well, that was then, this is now.

Apparently there is a little uneasiness in the Goron camp about which way the Florida Supreme Court is going to go, so it’s time to hedge bets.

Yesterday Gore held a little press conference outside the White House. One of the questions was: "If you lose in the Supreme Court of Florida, will you concede?" Gore’s response: "When the issues that are now being considered in the Florida Supreme Court are decided, that will be an important point, but I don’t want to speculate on what the Florida Supreme Court will do."

What? Did I hear the question wrong? Was the question "What do you think the Florida Supreme Court will do?" No, that wasn’t the question! The question was "If you lose in the Florida Supreme Court, will you concede?"

Question dodged. We get something about "that will be an important point," but that bit about the Florida Supreme Court having the last say is obviously no longer operative.

The truth is that the Gore legal team is already preparing its briefs in case the Florida Supreme Court says on Friday that it is not going to take the Sauls decision under advisement. In that event, or if the Florida Supreme Court rules against Gore, you can bet your bottom dollar it’s off to the U.S. Supreme Court in a flash.

Desperation. Pure desperation. It’s all about power, and Al Gore and the Democrats will do "anything" (as he said before the election) to win.

Race warlords like Jesse Jackson and Queasy Nfume are upset. There’s a huge story going on in Florida right now and they can’t seem to get themselves in the middle of it.

Jesse keeps having marches from hither to yon and he just can’t get any traction. Nobody seems to notice. Every day he looks more and more like the publicity whore that he is. Queasy, in the meantime, can’t seem to draw flies to a dump.

You just don’t know how distressing this is for these race warlords, folks. This much publicity being given to a story, and they don’t have a role! Oh, the Gorons tried early on to get race into the story. Gore race-baiter Donna Brazile was out there talking about Florida officials using dogs to keep black folks from the polls. But she never produced anyone to actually verify this lie, and the story died.

Now the NAACP is going to give it a shot. It’s off to court they go. They’re going to prove to the world that these punch card counting machines have some sort of an ability to determine which ballots were punched by black voters so that those cards can be thrown out.

Duvall County (Jacksonville) Congresswoman Corrine Brown is going to file her own suit. She’ll say that the ballot was confusing to black folks. Hopefully some judge will explain to her that black folks don’t have a Constitutional right not to be confused.

Whites and blacks were voting the same ballots in Duvall County. I doubt very seriously that there is some genetic trait out there that makes these ballots more confusing to one race than another.

Word is that the Clintons are ready to put their Chappaqua, N.Y., house up for sale. And they're going to use a strategy that's helped them out in the past.

Here's how it's going to go down, according to the New York Post's Neal Travis: "You get yourself elected, find a place in D.C. and shake the dust of Chappaqua off your sensible flat shoes. As a bonus, one of your well-heeled pals buys the mansion at a huge premium, giving you a fat profit. (Even a stranger would pay a bonus to boast that he lives in a house once – albeit briefly – occupied by the first family.)"

A source in Chappaqua says Travis was right and that the Clintons put the house up for sale only three days after Hitlary won her Senate seat.

Do the words "Castle Grande" ring a bell? That's the land-flip heist at the center of the Whitewater scandal. A real estate option Hillary prepared was used to deceive federal bank examiners about the payments of hundreds of thousands of dollars in real estate commissions to the father-in-law of Webster Hubbell. Now the Clintons are about to flip their Chappaqua home for a big profit. And they're going to do it in broad daylight!

Hillary will probably keep a small apartment in New York City, just to give the impression that she's a resident of New York, but she won't spend much time there. She'll be in Washington for the bulk of her Senate career, which ought to last four years.

I hope you New Yorkers realize just what a bunch of suckers you are. After making such a hoo-hah about finding a home in New York and settling there, The World's Smartest Woman is ditching you. All of you. You're no longer useful to her. She's had her way with you, and now she's kicking you to the curb.

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