Al Gore
I take it all back. Al Gore should run for president.
Then again, if he were running he might not have the freedom to say that and still be taken seriously by his own party.
[Via Andy.]
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I take it all back. Al Gore should run for president.
Then again, if he were running he might not have the freedom to say that and still be taken seriously by his own party.
[Via Andy.]
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We’re on a bit of a family vacation this week. So posting may be sparse, though I do have one in the works.
I was wondering why my face hurts and why I have a splitting headache. Then I realized, I’ve been clenching my teeth all day. Probably because of the morning I’ve had, and because Pepco’s outage map indicates that my journey home will longer due to signal outages, and when I get home it will be hot, dark, and without much to do.
Just keeps getting stranger and stranger. “Triple Murder Suicide Plot”?
Ooops. So much for teaching kids to “always tell the truth.” Apparently, toddlers who tell lies make for more successful adults. I’m not sure if that says something important about child development, or something sad about the kind of society we live in.
I’m chaperoning the first grade field trip to the national zoo this morning. Wish me luck!
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Please pay attention to what Al Gore has consistently said and done for these past many decades and not the Corporate Media’s interpretation of him-those Conservative Hacks.
Al Gore, integrity, unmatchable experience, visionary, intelligent Statesman.
I’d work my buns off for the man.
Imagine, a true leader, already admired around the world.
Time for
a COOL
change,
GORE!
Superman wears Al Gore pajamas.
Al Gore should stay out of the White House and Congress. He is too fine a person to get back into that mess again. He has done much more outside of government than he did when he was Vice President. He needs to be in a place where he can say or act out his beliefs without pandering to corporate or even party interests.
Maybe a Supreme Court justice might be okay. I’m sure there will be a few openings there soon.