The Pendragon's Hall

Former VP Al Bore (no, that's what I meant, that's not a typo) has set a new low in partisan politics. Actually, his whole party has. Never before in American History, to my knowledge, has a former president or vice president taken an opportunity to undermine their own nation and their successor. During JFK's bungled handling of the Bay of Pigs invasion, his predecessors, Eisenhower and Nixon, who had a plan of attack that probably would have worked, chose to publicly support him and offered no criticism. Yet Bore, along with Klinton and Karter, continues to attack Bush and undermine the war effort. American leaders used to be men. Now they are back stabbers. But there is a bright side: Bore is such a good name for Al that he sunk his own campaign and Howard Dean's campaign, and John Kerry doesn't want anything to do with him. Nobody listens because everyone's asleep. Don't wake them.