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March 27, 2008
SouthAmerica: We still have over 4 months to go for the Democratic Party convention event and a lot of things can happen in the meantime.
Until then all of the Al Gore supporters should wait and hope that Al Gore is drafted and becomes the Democratic Party nominee for the general election.
Al Gore is getting momentum and by convention time people will realize that he is the best candidate to represent and unite the Democratic Party.
Some one just asked me why I like Al Gore on another forum and here is my short answer for that person: I have been writing about Al Gore on a regular basis since August 2006 that he should be the next US president.
I realized that it is imperative that Al Gore be elected the next president of the United States since the summer of 2005 when we had Hurricane Dennis a Category 4, and Emily, Katrina, Rita and Wilma these were all Category 5 hurricanes
The weather is completely getting out sink and it is creating chaos around the world; droughts everywhere, and so onâ¦.
If you read all the material that I posted on Al Gore you would learn that I mentioned a number of reasons why he is the best qualified politician today in the United States to position the United States into the road to prosperity.
He is the best qualified to end the Iraq War since he would be the first US president holding a Nobel Peace Prize under his belt. Besides he is considered a Statesman around the world and people respect Al Gore. His election would help recover some of the United States prestige, and clout that the US enjoyed just a few years ago.
Al Gore understands how the world of tomorrow works, and his company Current TV was among the 50 leading edge technology companies from around the world according to article published on Fast Company magazine about top global leading edge companies.
Every time I see Barack Obama on television there is the word âChangeâ coming out at you. My question is: Change to what? What kind of change? You can change things to the better or the worse.
The word change means nothing by itself. It is just an empty slogan.
If you want âCHANGEâ with capital letters then we are talking about Al Gore, and we know what the word change means when we are talking about him.
Under Al Gore the word change means restructuring the entire US economy âa green revolutionâ that it is good not only about reinventing the new US economy with all kinds of technological advances, and creating millions of new jobs on the way (US market jobs), but this green revolution it would be good also to our planet.
AL Gore means all kinds of leadership and change on my book.
Al Gore is a seasoned politician, he is very smart and he will look like Einstein when compared with the current crew in Washington.
Slowly Al Gore is getting momentum and here is another example:
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March 25, 2008
Gore-led ticket good compromise for Democrats?
FROM CNNâs Jack Cafferty:
A Florida congressman is suggesting that a brokered convention for the Democrats could lead to some pretty unexpected results. In other words, forget about Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama.
Representative Tim Mahoney says he wouldnât be surprised if someone different is at the top of the ticket. He says a compromise candidate could be someone like Al Gore.
In a newspaper interview, Mahoney said if the convention is deadlocked and either Clinton or Obama suggested a Gore-Obama or Gore-Clinton ticket, the party would accept it.
Mahoney is one of the almost 800 superdelegates who would get to cast a vote at the convention. He hasnât endorsed either Clinton or Obama yet, but has been wooed by both.
Itâs an interesting idea. Itâs not clear if Democrats really know what theyâre in for if this nasty battle continues all the way to the Denver convention. The way things are going, there could be enough acrimony by the time itâs over that neither Obama nor Clinton would any longer be viewed as electable.
Al Gore has insisted he wonât run and that he has âno plans to be a candidateâ, although heâs also said âI see no reason to rule it out entirely.â
And, itâs worth pointing out that the former vice president and Nobel Prize winner has not yet endorsed either Clinton or Obama. So stay tuned.
Hereâs my question to you: If a ticket led by Al Gore somehow emerged from a brokered convention, would that be a good thing for the Democrats?
Interested to know which ones made it on air?
http://caffertyfile.blogs.cnn.com/2008/03/25/gore-led-ticket-good-for-democrats/
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March 27, 2008
SouthAmerica: We still have over 4 months to go for the Democratic Party convention event and a lot of things can happen in the meantime.
Until then all of the Al Gore supporters should wait and hope that Al Gore is drafted and becomes the Democratic Party nominee for the general election.
Al Gore is getting momentum and by convention time people will realize that he is the best candidate to represent and unite the Democratic Party.
Some one just asked me why I like Al Gore on another forum and here is my short answer for that person: I have been writing about Al Gore on a regular basis since August 2006 that he should be the next US president.
I realized that it is imperative that Al Gore be elected the next president of the United States since the summer of 2005 when we had Hurricane Dennis a Category 4, and Emily, Katrina, Rita and Wilma these were all Category 5 hurricanes
The weather is completely getting out sink and it is creating chaos around the world; droughts everywhere, and so onâ¦.
If you read all the material that I posted on Al Gore you would learn that I mentioned a number of reasons why he is the best qualified politician today in the United States to position the United States into the road to prosperity.
He is the best qualified to end the Iraq War since he would be the first US president holding a Nobel Peace Prize under his belt. Besides he is considered a Statesman around the world and people respect Al Gore. His election would help recover some of the United States prestige, and clout that the US enjoyed just a few years ago.
Al Gore understands how the world of tomorrow works, and his company Current TV was among the 50 leading edge technology companies from around the world according to article published on Fast Company magazine about top global leading edge companies.
Every time I see Barack Obama on television there is the word âChangeâ coming out at you. My question is: Change to what? What kind of change? You can change things to the better or the worse.
The word change means nothing by itself. It is just an empty slogan.
If you want âCHANGEâ with capital letters then we are talking about Al Gore, and we know what the word change means when we are talking about him.
Under Al Gore the word change means restructuring the entire US economy âa green revolutionâ that it is good not only about reinventing the new US economy with all kinds of technological advances, and creating millions of new jobs on the way (US market jobs), but this green revolution it would be good also to our planet.
AL Gore means all kinds of leadership and change on my book.
Al Gore is a seasoned politician, he is very smart and he will look like Einstein when compared with the current crew in Washington.
Slowly Al Gore is getting momentum and here is another example:
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March 25, 2008
Gore-led ticket good compromise for Democrats?
FROM CNNâs Jack Cafferty:
A Florida congressman is suggesting that a brokered convention for the Democrats could lead to some pretty unexpected results. In other words, forget about Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama.
Representative Tim Mahoney says he wouldnât be surprised if someone different is at the top of the ticket. He says a compromise candidate could be someone like Al Gore.
In a newspaper interview, Mahoney said if the convention is deadlocked and either Clinton or Obama suggested a Gore-Obama or Gore-Clinton ticket, the party would accept it.
Mahoney is one of the almost 800 superdelegates who would get to cast a vote at the convention. He hasnât endorsed either Clinton or Obama yet, but has been wooed by both.
Itâs an interesting idea. Itâs not clear if Democrats really know what theyâre in for if this nasty battle continues all the way to the Denver convention. The way things are going, there could be enough acrimony by the time itâs over that neither Obama nor Clinton would any longer be viewed as electable.
Al Gore has insisted he wonât run and that he has âno plans to be a candidateâ, although heâs also said âI see no reason to rule it out entirely.â
And, itâs worth pointing out that the former vice president and Nobel Prize winner has not yet endorsed either Clinton or Obama. So stay tuned.
Hereâs my question to you: If a ticket led by Al Gore somehow emerged from a brokered convention, would that be a good thing for the Democrats?
Interested to know which ones made it on air?
http://caffertyfile.blogs.cnn.com/2008/03/25/gore-led-ticket-good-for-democrats/
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