I could almost see in Gore a desire to live in another f'ing country.

[trumad]

The dude travels the world round and when he sits at a round table full of foreign politicians eager to hear his message, he must take great joy that they get it and that their love for the planet they live on exceeds their love for big business.

And then he gets here and faces guys like Barton and Inhofe.

I thought it took a great amount of will power today for Gore to not get up and tell these MOFO's to shut the Fuck up!

[WI_DEM]

1. Not me. I think he is a proud American who has overall faith in the American people

the people who voted for him over GW Bush. He, however, is not proud of the policies of this country under the imposter made president in 2000.

[fooj]

3. He's an American Patriot.

Well said.

[uppityperson]

5. Exactly. Doing what needs to be done, hard work, to improve things here.

Hard work vs hard werk.

[Cha]

2. Gore's probably good at

"considering the source" and he's a Man On A Mission. So after 30 or more years he's not gonna let those two poor excuses for thinking humans get him down.

[phantom power]

4. The US doesn't have the only skeptics.

I'm sure we take the prize for flat-earthers like Inhofe, but there is no doubt that Gore has to work at making his case wherever he goes.

[Rose Siding]

6. Gore's spent a lot of time with Americans who get it, too.

[melody]

7. Not a chance

Gore's family have been real patriots for a long time. The US is his culture and Americans are his people.