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Sun. Dec 07, 2003
The Funnier Al
The Funnier Al – Oh, and before I forget, I did make a point of watching Al Sharpton on Saturday Night Live, because he has long proven to be good for a laugh. The opening monologue with Tracey Morgan as the ”Old Al” and the James Brown imitation was decent. But in the end, I’m left saying something I never dreamed I’d say about anyone.
Al Gore was funnier.
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With his deadpan delivery and his monotone, Al Gore could have a great career as the next Ben Stein.
mary With all due respect, I would be careful about the use of the word great;) Al Gore might have been funnier but the old Al Sharpton was a human punchline.