It's time to meet the real Al Gore editorial
The Odessa American weighs Gore's public persona versus the private, noting a gulf between his calculated, policy driven approach and a warmer image. A New Yorker piece is cited to question whether Gore's “clockwork universe” view and technocratic leanings help or hinder his stand at the convention and in the presidential race.
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Facts vs belief in the modern age
Thomas Lowell argues that reason and data are supplanted by ideological faith in the modern era. He cites NASA satellite readings, gender differences in science, IQ testing history, and the social policing of facts, urging readers to demand objective truth amid “my truth” rhetoric.
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Gore Mirrors Humphrey as Clinton Era Ethics Casts Shadow
Cal Thomas argues that Al Gore’s near total alignment with President Clinton echoes Hubert Humphrey’s late split from Lyndon Johnson. He contends Gore’s stance on the Iraq Gulf War and campaign finance raises questions about integrity and independence.
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