Honestly would you support Gore if he answered the call of his supporters

[Jackson4Gore]

Gore has had an outcry of support since he decided not run. From what we are hearing he is seriously consider running again. I did an interview with the Hill newspaper this week and they are very interested in this story. Also tonight the Capitol Gang said he was making phone calls. He would come into the race with $7 million from 2000. They also said he would have no trouble raising money and debating and holding town halls and such. Why support a sub par candidate who will not win when you can have Gore? Gore was out for 7 months, but he has served us 25 years! We cannot forget that. Things have changed since Dec. The party is still undefined and unsure. Bush is struggling and people are calling for Gore. What is the problem of him answering his call to duty? He has always been here for his country: IE Vietnam, Congress, VP, teaching, ect.

A new poll showed most undecides would go for Gore and alot of support would go from Dean and Kerry to Gore.

We only live this life once. I want to make the most of it. If Gore runs I will work tirelessly to make history and comeback and WIN the election again and have Gore in the White House in Jan 05!

Are you with me? If you are please join our Gore community and show your support!

http://algoresupport.proboards19.com/index.cgi

[alaine]

1. I would. Gore/ Edwards in /04.

[JustJoe]

2. If you keep trying, you singlehandedly

could make me hate Gore.

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[JustJoe]

5. I got over

Gore. He pulled out because it didnt look good
for him, Bush was riding high, and now it's looking
a little better, he comes sniffing around. Your
huckstering posts are annoying. Keep it up.

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[JohnKleeb]

3. Well I think I would

but right now I am firmly for DK. Gore would be number two for me if he entered, call me an idealist or whatever I have loyality to Kucinich now, that said, Why I would support Gore out of him, Dean, or Kerry
opposed the war but is more liberal than Dean. I would like that and above all I like Al too, I campaigned for him lol when I was in 8th grade.

[ryharrin]

6. I'd support him if he got nominated, not before that.

I still think Dean is our best shot at winning. Though Dean/Gore would be very intersting.

[ima_sinnic]

7. for the fifth or eighth time, no

. . . how many times do you have to ask that question?

[juajen]

9. I would

Gore/Kucinich in 2004.

[JohnKleeb]

12. I wouldnt mind that

[MrPrax]

10. He DID win the last election

so why the worry...respectable man with 'positiioning'
Bush is gone...long gone

[peabody71]

11. I worry about Dean's reaction.

Dean, as much as I like hime has a way of making things ugly.
Like the way he adresses Kerry.
If he attacks Gore he'll lose his invaluable voice toward broadening the debate.

[Gore1FL]

13. The way I see it

2004 is still very much open. A lot of things are going to happen before I have a chance to do much of anything as far as the Democratic nomination goes.

I have my favorites, yes, but realistically, I cannot commit until I know what the selection available will be when I get the chance to voice an opinion as the selection process rolls to Missouri.

That being said, Gore may very well be the best choice at that time. Gore may be out of it by then. Gore may never have been involved since then.

Would I work against Gore? No. That doesn't necessarily mean that I'd work for him either.

I've learned from the past not to get too hooked to any nominee, because most of the time, my favorite isn't around when it comes time to vote.

[WindRavenX]

14. If he wins the support, damn right I would

I'd work my ass off for him. No matter who wins teh nominee, even Lieberman, will get my vote in November. ABB.

[aquart]

15. When the going got rough, he left.

That's a bad habit to overcome.

[theHandpuppet]

16. And the anwer is...

... yep, in a NYC minute!