Not wanting to leave the stage of the '04 campaign with Howard Dean having a monopoly on angry, WWE-esque soundbytes, Al cut loose last night in Nashville. If you haven't seen this one, find it. It's a sight to behold. 
http://slate.msn.com/id/2095164/
Now you have to wonder if Gore's endorsement was the death-knell for Dean, or if Dean never really was anything more than an oddity that held the fascination of the media for a bit, until they got bored and moved on to Kerry.
Maybe if Gore could have tapped into this apparent well-spring of raw emotion three years ago, he would not be looking more and more like Stephen Douglas.
http://slate.msn.com/id/2095164/
Now you have to wonder if Gore's endorsement was the death-knell for Dean, or if Dean never really was anything more than an oddity that held the fascination of the media for a bit, until they got bored and moved on to Kerry.
Maybe if Gore could have tapped into this apparent well-spring of raw emotion three years ago, he would not be looking more and more like Stephen Douglas.