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This original purpose of Gore's TV network was specifically to be Liberal:
The former Veep is assisting in an effort to create a liberal alternative to conservative talk radio, and is exploring a cable television venture.
Yet now Gore claims that is no longer its purpose:
The 2004 Democratic candidate for president was asked if he was concerned the 24-hour news and information channel, called Current, would be perceived as having a political slant. It's scheduled to launch Aug. 1.
"I think the reality of the network will speak for itself. It's not intended to be partisan in any way," said Gore, Current's co-founder (with businessman Joel Hyatt) and chairman of the board.
He doesn't say it won't be -- only that "it's not intended to be." Yeah, right.
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The former Veep is assisting in an effort to create a liberal alternative to conservative talk radio, and is exploring a cable television venture.
The "alternative to conservative talk radio" is described as liberal. The "cable television venture" is not.