Al Gore made a guest appearance on Saturday Night Live last night and had the crowd in stitches with his opening skit. Imagining a better world (one where the Supreme Court would have appointed the majority vote winner in 2000), Gore took to the Oval Office to address the nation on what has happened in the country.
(h/t Think Progress).
Remember when Bush had his little biking accident last year? Well more details have been released about the incident:
HE MAY be the most powerful man in the world, but proof has emerged that President George Bush cannot ride a bike, wave and speak at the same time.
Scotland on Sunday has obtained remarkable details of one of the most memorably bizarre episodes of the Bush presidency: the day he crashed into a Scottish police constable while cycling in the grounds of Gleneagles Hotel.
The incident, which will do little to improve Bush's accident-prone reputation, began when he took to two wheels for a spot of early-evening exercise during last year's G8 summit at the Perthshire resort.
Article continues here.
What is interesting is after this accident the right-wing "Bush apologist" crowd worked hard to try and make this accident the fault of the police officer Bush hit. True to this crowd, Bush could walk into a school and shoot all the students for no reason and they would say it was those children's fault for going to school that day. Responsibility is something Bush and his cult do not understand.
There was a heckler in the crowd during the hearing. He started yelling that
you must get a court order to wiretap. It provided for a great comical relief
during a bunch of spin.
