Al Gore...I would like to hear your opinion...

[kentuck]

on the present state of affairs? What do you think is transpiring in Iraq? What does the future hold for Social Security? What are we going to do about these huge deficits? I've heard that you read DU on occasion?? If you are out there Al, stop by and say hello. Our Party needs a leader. :)

[Oversea Visitor]

1. My opinion

If you allow Senator to support the objection in 2000 this all wont have happen.

[KoKo]

2. I think he gave it his "all" when he did the speeches that "Move On"

gave a forum for. I think he has stepped back and tried to go on with his life. I think he must be very angry. He's been treated badly by the Democratic Party.

I hope he runs in 2002 in Tennesee. If he still cares about politics. If I were him...I would just do the "private sector" thingy. I would be sick of it all. But, given that politicians never seem to be able to "let it go" who knows what will happen. :shrug:

[indigonation]

3. Who? n/t

[LittleClarkie]

4. You know, that's not funny when it's Kerry

And it's still not funny when it's Gore.

These men put themselves out there for alot of abuse, most of it undeserved. They deserve better than "Who?"

[indigonation]

5. Yes, but you have to admit, Gore, with all his eloquence,

has been noticably silent. So I repeat, who?

[Enquiringkitty]

6. Al Gore

The man who was once vice prez, an economic leader, a friend to the environment and the true winner of the 2000 election, that's who!:toast:

[kerstin]

7. His mother, Pauline Gore, died but a few short weeks ago.

She was (and is) a legendary figure here in Tennessee.