Oh ok...if you say so....FYI...forget the neo cons...they will NEVER vote for Gore...the same way the Tree hugging ultra libs will NEVER vote republican ....their votes are already decided....Now, the farmers and blue collar workers in the south......and Midwest....do you think they care that much? and do they care enough to want to vote in a consumption tax???
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Al Gore - Democratic Party candidate in 2008.
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Quote from TM_Direct:
Oh ok...if you say so....FYI...forget the neo cons...they will NEVER vote for Gore...the same way the Tree hugging ultra libs will NEVER vote republican ....their votes are already decided....Now, the farmers and blue collar workers in the south......and Midwest....do you think they care that much? and do they care enough to want to vote in a consumption tax???
LMAOOOOOOOOO do you know the history of the neocons? these guys were uber libs back in the day. they only converted to republicans in order to hijack the party.
Quote from ratboy88:
LMAOOOOOOOOO do you know the history of the neocons? these guys were uber libs back in the day. they only converted to republicans in order to hijack the party.
Whose Kool aid are you drinking? ok...if you say so....Christian conservatives are going to line up ion droves to support gay marriage, abolishment of God in school, stem cell research and the rest of the party line because they care about the environment?????? BWAAAAHAAAAAAAA.
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Whose Kool aid are you drinking? ok...if you say so....Christian conservatives are going to line up ion droves to support gay marriage, abolishment of God in school, stem cell research and the rest of the party line because they care about the environment?????? BWAAAAHAAAAAAAA.
do you even know who the neocons are??? im not talking about the christian conservatives that were hoodwinked to support a war based on lies, i am talking about the architects of the lies.
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May 22, 2007
SouthAmerica: Every hurricane will bring to mind the issue of âGlobal Warmingâ - and every time we have a new hurricane reaching the United States Al Goreâs stock will go up another notch.
And we have two hurricane seasons ahead of us from now to November 2008
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âGovernment Hurricane Forecasters Predict a Rough Season - NOAA Predicts 13-17 Named Storms, 7-10 Hurricanesâ
By CLAYTON SANDELL and NED POTTER
ABC News â May 22, 2007
The federal government predicted today that 2007 will have an active hurricane season -- with 13 to 17 named storms, of which as many as 10 could become full hurricanes.
Three to five of those could become "major" hurricanes -- Category 3 or higher, with winds of more than 110 miles an hour.
"In years like this have historically had two to four storms making landfall," said Gerry Bell, lead hurricane forecaster at the Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA.
Government officials urged people to take the warning seriously, noting that 53 percent of the U.S. population now lives within 50 miles of a coastline. And even if the numbers are off, the consequences of a storm making landfall, they said, are no less severeâ¦
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May 22, 2007
SouthAmerica: Every hurricane will bring to mind the issue of âGlobal Warmingâ - and every time we have a new hurricane reaching the United States Al Goreâs stock will go up another notch.
And we have two hurricane seasons ahead of us from now to November 2008
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âGovernment Hurricane Forecasters Predict a Rough Season - NOAA Predicts 13-17 Named Storms, 7-10 Hurricanesâ
By CLAYTON SANDELL and NED POTTER
ABC News â May 22, 2007
The federal government predicted today that 2007 will have an active hurricane season -- with 13 to 17 named storms, of which as many as 10 could become full hurricanes.
Three to five of those could become "major" hurricanes -- Category 3 or higher, with winds of more than 110 miles an hour.
"In years like this have historically had two to four storms making landfall," said Gerry Bell, lead hurricane forecaster at the Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA.
Government officials urged people to take the warning seriously, noting that 53 percent of the U.S. population now lives within 50 miles of a coastline. And even if the numbers are off, the consequences of a storm making landfall, they said, are no less severeâ¦
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: I did watch the entire Al Gore interview on the Larry King Show on Tuesday night on CNN.
Al Gore was very careful with all his answers â he gave me the impression that he was answering all the questions in such way not to hurt his chances when he decides to enter the presidential race of 2008.
When Larry King asked him if he was jumping into the presidential race â Al Gore did not answer as someone that was closing the door in such a possibility â He denied that he was planning to jump into the race right now. But when Larry King asked him to completely rule out such a possibility â Al Gore declined to rule out the possibility that in the future he might change his mind.
If he was not seriously thinking about jumping into the presidential race of 2008 then he had the chance to put that possibility to rest during the Larry King Show. But he didnât
If I had to take an educated guess I would say that Al Gore will jump into the 2008 presidential race in October of 2007.
There is one thing that I am sure about â soon after Al Gore enters the presidential race he will become the front-runner from that point on.
If Al Gore becomes the Democratic Party candidate to represent the Democratic Party in the election of November of 2008 I canât see any Republican Party candidate in the current field who could beat Al Gore in November 2008.
All you need is a minimum amount of common sense to understand that if Al Gore will ever have a chance to become president of the United States â for all practical purposes this is his last shot and he has all the winds moving in his favor today.
Al Gore left open a door that there is a possibility that he might change his mind in the future and he will run for president â but to be realistic for Al Gore the future is now or never.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: I did watch the entire Al Gore interview on the Larry King Show on Tuesday night on CNN.
Al Gore was very careful with all his answers â he gave me the impression that he was answering all the questions in such way not to hurt his chances when he decides to enter the presidential race of 2008.
When Larry King asked him if he was jumping into the presidential race â Al Gore did not answer as someone that was closing the door in such a possibility â He denied that he was planning to jump into the race right now. But when Larry King asked him to completely rule out such a possibility â Al Gore declined to rule out the possibility that in the future he might change his mind.
If he was not seriously thinking about jumping into the presidential race of 2008 then he had the chance to put that possibility to rest during the Larry King Show. But he didnât
If I had to take an educated guess I would say that Al Gore will jump into the 2008 presidential race in October of 2007.
There is one thing that I am sure about â soon after Al Gore enters the presidential race he will become the front-runner from that point on.
If Al Gore becomes the Democratic Party candidate to represent the Democratic Party in the election of November of 2008 I canât see any Republican Party candidate in the current field who could beat Al Gore in November 2008.
All you need is a minimum amount of common sense to understand that if Al Gore will ever have a chance to become president of the United States â for all practical purposes this is his last shot and he has all the winds moving in his favor today.
Al Gore left open a door that there is a possibility that he might change his mind in the future and he will run for president â but to be realistic for Al Gore the future is now or never.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: Reply to Ratboy88
When I started this thread in August 13, 2006 the general consensus of this group can be summarized by the opinion of Jayford when he replied at that time: âAbsolutely no way in hell he will be on the Dem ticket. At least this time your whacko view has a time line, so we can all say "WRONG AGAIN SA!"
Since then we went from that point of view to your current point of view: âpeople.. stop being so stupid.. AL GORE IS RUNNINGGGGG !!!!!!!! this stuff is too easy to read, it is all scripted.â
In ten months my prediction that Al Gore will be the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008 - went from being a âwhacko viewâ at that time â to today being a stuff that is too easy to read â and everybody knows that he is running and will become the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008.
All I have to say to Ratboy88 is: nothing like being a Monday morning quarterback.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: Reply to Ratboy88
When I started this thread in August 13, 2006 the general consensus of this group can be summarized by the opinion of Jayford when he replied at that time: âAbsolutely no way in hell he will be on the Dem ticket. At least this time your whacko view has a time line, so we can all say "WRONG AGAIN SA!"
Since then we went from that point of view to your current point of view: âpeople.. stop being so stupid.. AL GORE IS RUNNINGGGGG !!!!!!!! this stuff is too easy to read, it is all scripted.â
In ten months my prediction that Al Gore will be the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008 - went from being a âwhacko viewâ at that time â to today being a stuff that is too easy to read â and everybody knows that he is running and will become the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008.
All I have to say to Ratboy88 is: nothing like being a Monday morning quarterback.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: Reply to Ratboy88
When I started this thread in August 13, 2006 the general consensus of this group can be summarized by the opinion of Jayford when he replied at that time: �Absolutely no way in hell he will be on the Dem ticket. At least this time your whacko view has a time line, so we can all say "WRONG AGAIN SA!"
Since then we went from that point of view to your current point of view: �people.. stop being so stupid.. AL GORE IS RUNNINGGGGG !!!!!!!! this stuff is too easy to read, it is all scripted.�
In ten months my prediction that Al Gore will be the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008 - went from being a �whacko view� at that time � to today being a stuff that is too easy to read � and everybody knows that he is running and will become the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008.
All I have to say to Ratboy88 is: nothing like being a Monday morning quarterback.
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this is ludicrous at best.. don't hold me responsible for others' comments.
congratulations on your prediction... i am not monday morning quarterbacking. i am reading the signs as to what all this posturing is about. the big rags begging him to save planet earth and his oscar for glob warming are all i need to know. please remember, he has yet to announce. so put ur ego back in your pocket. i actually thought hillary would be the nominee for the past 2 yrs... but this script with gore reads much better, i can already smell the global carbon tax.
so lay off the attacks.... i have never attacked you.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: Reply to Ratboy88
Please accept my apologies. I did overreact to your posting.
I thought you were implying that everybody knew by now that Al Gore will be the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008.
Al Gore is playing a smart game of waiting in the wings and letting the other candidates bruise each other during and in between the debates. Besides, cable TV has been covering all these candidates 24/7, and by October 2007 the American people will be tired of the bunch that have been fighting for the nomination up to that time.
Then in October of 2007 after a lot of exposure during his book tour, a nasty hurricane season that should produce at least one Katrina type of hurricane â and soon after he wins the Nobel Peace Prize â Al Gore announces that he is entering the presidential race with all the right credentials, and we have a fresh candidate with everything going in favor of his presidential campaign.
In November of 2008 the American people will elect its first president who is a Nobel Prize winner â a tremendous credential for a US president to have considering that he will inherit the worst chaos possible in the entire Middle East.
Finally, the United States might do something about its energy mess when the US elects Mr. Global Warming for president.
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May 24, 2007
SouthAmerica: Reply to Ratboy88
Please accept my apologies. I did overreact to your posting.
I thought you were implying that everybody knew by now that Al Gore will be the Democratic Party candidate in November of 2008.
Al Gore is playing a smart game of waiting in the wings and letting the other candidates bruise each other during and in between the debates. Besides, cable TV has been covering all these candidates 24/7, and by October 2007 the American people will be tired of the bunch that have been fighting for the nomination up to that time.
Then in October of 2007 after a lot of exposure during his book tour, a nasty hurricane season that should produce at least one Katrina type of hurricane â and soon after he wins the Nobel Peace Prize â Al Gore announces that he is entering the presidential race with all the right credentials, and we have a fresh candidate with everything going in favor of his presidential campaign.
In November of 2008 the American people will elect its first president who is a Nobel Prize winner â a tremendous credential for a US president to have considering that he will inherit the worst chaos possible in the entire Middle East.
Finally, the United States might do something about its energy mess when the US elects Mr. Global Warming for president.
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