From: ChrisAire@aol.com
Subject: SNET: NM: Al Gore's 17 Lies
Date: 21 Mar 2000 02:52:19 -0500
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     NewsMax.com
      03/20/2000
 
 Al Gore's 17 Lies
 
 Carl Limbacher
 
 
 Reed Irvine isn't a media watchdog -- he's the people's bulldog.
 
 For nearly three decades he headed Accuracy in Media, exposing media 
lies, cover-ups and bias.
 
 Irvine has done the work the media won't and just published "Al Gore's 17
  Lies."
 
 All Rights Reserved =A9 NewsMax.com

The Seventeen Lies of Al Gore:

(1) His use of marijuana was "rare and infrequent."

(2) He did not know the Buddhist temple event was a fundraiser.

(3) He didnot know that fundraising calls from his office were illegal.

(4) He has always been pro-choice.

(5) He has never said anything in the campaign that he knew to be untrue.

(6) He was co-sponsor of the McCain/Feingold campaign finance reform bill
 in the Senate.

(7) He took the initiative in creating the Internet. (8) He and Tipper 
were  models for "Love Story."

(9) He uncovered the pollution at Love Canal.

(10) His reporting for the Nashville Tennessean "got a bunch of people 
indicted and sent to jail."

(11) His views on the Vietnam War were written into Hubert Humphreys
speech to the 1968 Democratic National Con-vention by a journalist who
had interviewed him.

(12) His claim that as an army reporter in Vietnam: "I pulled my turn 
on the perimeter at night and walked through the elephant grass and
was fired upon."

(13) One reason he enlisted and went to Vietnam was to spare some other 
family the agony of sending a son.

(14) He had been a small businessman and a homebuilder, helping develop
a subdivision on his fathers land in 1969.

(15) He is responsible for the "one-click-away" tool that helps parents 
block, filter or monitor Internet content to protect their children.

(16) He was taught how to clean out hog waste, how to clear land with a
double-bladed ax and how to plow steep hillsides with a team of mules.

(17) His claim at the Des Moines Register offices in January that he 
bought his own farm when he came back from Vietnam and that he has 
owned and operated it for 26 years. [This is the 80 acres Armand Hammer
sold to his father on which he has collected $20,000 a year in mining 
royalties since 1974.]

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