Al Gore the Brave

The Goreacle traveled to chilly Wisconsin to deliver his global warming propaganda to a bunch of fellow-believer "journalists", but ran into some criticism:

Conservative groups led by Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow and Americans for Prosperity held a demonstration Downtown that drew about 200 people, including U.S. Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Menomonee Falls, who also participated in the conference's panel discussion following Gore's speech. The demonstrators worried Gore's policies would push American jobs overseas.

Gore has been criticized for not publicly debating his position since the release of his 2006 Oscar-winning documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth."

In what organizers said was a rarity, Gore took half a dozen questions from journalists, including one from Phelim McAleer, an Irish filmmaker who asked Gore to address nine errors in his film identified by a British court in 2007.

Gore responded that the court ruling supported the showing of his film in British schools. When McAleer tried to debate further, his microphone was cut off by the moderators.

If there's one thing that has been consistent about Al Gore its he doesn't like to be challenged and definitely doesn't want to debate the science behind his spurious claims. Besides the nine errors in his film I'd love to hear him discuss the complete debunking of the famous "hockey stick" temperature graph that had been used by him to promote his wacky theories.