When will you give up on Gore running?

But I think he has a certain amount of loyalty, plus they'd end up splitting that base.

I don't think it's loyalty, necessarily.

But I do think think that Al Gore is not in the mood for fighting against Hillary.

Gore talks about this in a recent interview with a Harvard alumni magazine.

You can read it here: www.02138mag.com/magazine/article/1485.html

IN GORE WE TRUST :patriot:
www.algore.com
www.draftgore.org

:kick:

He'd be president if there were justice in the world.

Sad, but true...

you give new meaning to the phrase "keep hope alive".

sorry, i'm a realist.

It's not happening.

Does he have to carve NO in his forehead?

That would put the rumors to rest.

"No plans" to run is a non-denial denial.

The other week, I had "no plans" to watch the World Series, because I didn't know my team would be in it--they were fucking up, behind the power curve, I thought they might not make it.

But my plans changed, because they did make it....

I think there would be some people who would take that to mean he will support himself.

Unfortunately, that's my vote.

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possibly win the presidency if a candidate has, is essence, already been chosen by dem voters via the primary process. Frankly, if Gore got in that late, he'd face a tsunami of opposition.

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You must have a really distorted view of who Al Gore is. Clue: he's an honorable man.

He is the son of an honorable and loyal Democrat. Agreed Cali, anybody who gets this idea about Gore running on a third party ticket doesn't have a clue about who Al Gore is, how could they be so convinced that they support him?

I genuinely think he loves what he's doing right now. And winning the Nobel Peace Prize will enoble him to work even harder. A Presidential campaign will be limiting for him. He won't be able to say the things he wants to say.

geez, c'mon Gore, make the Sherman statement or announce you're running SOON, pretty please?

and these poll results seem to indicate that it's so.

:P

I'm starting to believe we need a draft.

It's becoming more and more clear that our "all
volunteer" political corps isn't working out.
The kinds of people who volunteer for politics are
often *THE LAST* people you'd actually want to
delegate your authority to to run the country.

Liars, cheats, greedy power-hungry monsters...
you get my point. They sign up for the enlistment
bonus and the free health care and then go AWOL
on us, leaving all principles behind. They go
from junkets to just plain junk faster than
you can say "Congressman, can you help me?".

Maybe we need to start drafting our politicians?

Let's start by awarding Albert Gore, Jr. #1 in
the draft lottery!

Tesha