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Gore to launch liberal network
http://money.cnn.com/2004/05/04/new...dex.htm?cnn=yes
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Gore to launch liberal network Ex-vice president to buy NewsWorld channel from Vivendi to start new network, person says. May 4, 2004: 12:03 PM EDT NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Former U.S. vice president Al Gore plans to announce Tuesday that he has acquired cable television channel NewsWorld International from Vivendi Universal to launch a new liberal network, a person familiar with the matter said. NewsWorld International currently airs international news broadcasts. |
Well, good luck to him! However, if it's much like anything else that Gore lays his hands on, it'll probably run into some snags.
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| Originally posted by Shakka Well, good luck to him! However, if it's much like anything else that Gore lays his hands on, it'll probably run into some snags. |
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| Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Like receiving the majority of American's vote in 2000? |
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| Originally posted by Shakka Yup, and losing fair and square according to the rules which had been established for generations. If only he could've carried his home state... |
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| Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Fair and square by having a narrow victory in the Supreme Court with the far-right Conservatives giving him a 5-4 edge. Of course it was revealed later just how dirty the GOP got in order to "win" Florida, and just how bloody Harris' hands really were, considering she confessed to it all eventually: |
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| Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Fair and square by having a narrow victory in the Supreme Court with the far-right Conservatives giving him a 5-4 edge. |
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| Originally posted by occrider Actually I looked at this in some other thread ... the ruling composed of two decisions. The first ruling against the constitutional legitimacy of a recount was 7-2. The subsequent decision then to remand the case back to the florida supreme court was the 5-4 decision, of which, one of the disenters was a conservative. But like I said a while back ... I would have been all for a recount if additional recounts had been done for every hotly contested county in the country, not simply the most democrat rich county of florida. Dammit ... I'm not going to bring up 2000 again. |
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| Originally posted by Shakka So then, is the horse dead? Or shall we kick it around a bit more just to be sure? |
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| Originally posted by occrider Actually I looked at this in some other thread ... the ruling composed of two decisions. The first ruling against the constitutional legitimacy of a recount was 7-2. The subsequent decision then to remand the case back to the florida supreme court was the 5-4 decision, of which, one of the disenters was a conservative. But like I said a while back ... I would have been all for a recount if additional recounts had been done for every hotly contested county in the country, not simply the most democrat rich county of florida. Dammit ... I'm not going to bring up 2000 again. |
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| And even after all of the votes were FINALLY re-re-re-re-re-re-re-re-recounted for the umpteenth time by an independent auditor, the end result was still the same: Gore DID NOT win the state of Florida, and hence did not receive the state's electoral votes which would have ensured his victory. It's really time to get past this issue. |
The new name of the network will be Al Gorzeera.
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| Originally posted by imokruok The new name of the network will be Al Gorzeera. |
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