Al Gore: Soothsayer of Truth...That's really it for me; America has lost it's vision. We've been lead astray - unpurposefully IMO - by Presidents, unmotivated Congressman, and even political commentators. I don't necessarily think that Obama is the hope that America needs, but that's only one small facet of her column. The crazy thing is that a first term Senator from Illinois is one of the two frontrunner's for the Democratic ticket.
by Michelle Kraus
The debacle of the Scooter Libby conviction and sentence commutation further "assaults" our Democracy
The popularity of Barack Obama finally makes sense after this week's Scooter Libby events. Al Gore is right again. There is an "assault on reason." We are living in a country starved for a vision: one of democracy and hope.The stage is set for Barack Obama: Speaker for the Gospel of Hope. He speaks the words that call the discouraged and disheartened to contribute to him empowered to hope one more time. His voice has truly become the Voice of Hope, as Al Gore's is the Voice of Reason. It is in this context that his broad popularity finally makes sense. His words nourish those starving for these words.
As we listen to these two great men, a possible and hopeful future takes shape in stark contrast to the bleak and amoral present -- an America whose people are reeling from the daily "assaults" on our morality from the war on the Constitution and, in particular, our Constitutional rights, or the insane war on terror with its huge daily costs in green dollars and spilled red blood.
Democrats and Republicans alike, now is the time for you to stand up and speak the Truth from your hearts and minds. The only candidate to talk about the loss of the Constitution in the last series of debates was Senator Chris Dodd.
Where were you all before this week?
Inspire. Give voice to those who hunger for it.
Bring power back to the American people. Let them believe again!
It is time to hear all the voices of the Democratic candidates for President and for the media to encourage them to be heard.
It time for our candidates to stop politicking and posturing, and talk to the American people. Give them a vision. Give them hope. Show them the roadmap back to prosperity. Return their dignity.
Why is Obama the only one who has figured out how to give voice to the thirst of the American people for what is truly "right"?
Why is Ann Coulter still on the air? She's a purposeful and inflammatory distraction.
Are we missing the basics or being so distracted that the people are not really hearing the voices of Senator Hillary Clinton, former Senator John Edwards, Governor Bill Richardson, Senator Joe Biden, Senator Chris Dodd and all of the others?
Alas, why is Gore still the only soothsayer of the truth?
All I know is this, with the current state of affairs in the US, it's time for a change. I don't care if you like Hillary or not, but if she's elected it will be 28 years of Bush-Clinton rule. America doesn't need that.
2 comments:
I could go for another Clinton. I don't think Bill deserves any of the blame for what's happened to America: it's the result of a specific agenda advanced by a small group within the Republican party, led by folks like Rove, Bush, & Cheney, to politicize the civil service, strip the military of its effectiveness and legitimacy, and enrich themselves and their friends at the expense of everyone else.
I don't mean to blame Clinton, and while he didn't do such a bad job I'm pretty happy he can't run again.
Would Hillary be so bad? No, but I'd take a good look at the Republicans before I voted for her.
I think it's Gore's shot. I'm actually pretty happy he lost the election in 2000. Otherwise who else could save our ship?
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