Kerry vs Gore 2008

[XemaSab]

Poll question: Kerry vs Gore 2008

Head to head!

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1. anybody but a republician!

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[SeaBob]

3. anybody

or Joe Leiberman :)

[femmocrat]

2. I would work my butt off for Gore.

I wouldn't even vote for Kerry in the primary.

[WildEyedLiberal]

4. But what about the general?

If you don't vote for whoever the Dem is in the general, you might as well be voting Repub.

[wisteria]

8. Do as you please, Kerry should have the opportunity to run again

if he chooses to do so. I would work and vote for Kerry again!

[Southsideirish]

30. Al Gore - all the way - 2008.

[WildEyedLiberal]

5. Kerry Kerry Kerry!

:D :D :D

[Cornus]

6. How about a *Neither* choice?

[XemaSab]

13. Kerry vs Gore vs Cheney

There you go. That's a wider field. :D

[derby378]

48. I'm a Feingold man, but still...

Try to narrow it down just for the poll.

[JDPriestly]

7. Either or. I like them both.

[Nicole]

9. Gore

At least he tried to fight with a recount. Kerry conceded without a fight.

[saltpoint]

10. Any number of very strong Democrats are in our line-up.

I'll be working for a deep blue November in 06 and then on to 08.

[William769]

11. No competition

GORE!

Now thats a First family!

[Sensitivity]

12. WHICH GORE??? GORE 2000 OR GORE 2004?? Gore not running for office

is much more in line with me than Gore running for office -- but that is the nature of
the U.S. electoral process.

[XemaSab]

14. I think one of the big advantages of Gore

is that he hasn't been in office during the * administration so he has no record of siding with *.

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[second edition]

17. I personally don't see that as a big deal. Believe it or not, Bush isn't

always wrong.

[William769]

26. Name one time Bush has been right! Go ahead I dare you.

[XemaSab]

31. I don't believe it

:D

[Robeson]

32. "Bush isn't always wrong."....

...wow, what a statement...:eyes:

[second edition]

16. Good point! I think some of those who enthusiastically support Gore

don't know much about the Gore of the Clinton years and 2000. VP Gore has me confused actually. I wonder which is the real Gore or is the real Gore somewhere in the middle.

[NYCGirl]

42. The real Gore is the one we're seeing right now. The one who gives the

speeches and charters planes to rescue Katrina victims.

This is the real Al Gore:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-29385328971143264&q=al+gore

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2002/06/29/gore-retreat.htm

[greendog]

15. Gore

Kerry's OK as the Senator from Massachusetts. I say: keep him in Massachusetts.

Lately, Gore has been looking pretty fearless and that's what we need. Someone who speaks their mind and doesn't back down.

[kansasblue]

18. Gore.. he fought

[second edition]

19. Please, you can't compare the 2000 election to the 2004, the differences

were like day and night. Both elections were different. IMO, Gore had every advantage in that election and he blew it. Fight or no fight makes no difference to me. That doesn't determine who would be the better President.

[William769]

20. Oy vey!

:eyes:

[sandnsea]

35. That's so ironical

For the last 5 years I've listened to nothing but how boring Gore was, how he was weak after the election, how he fought it all wrong, how he caved too soon, how he didn't stand up with the CBC, how he disappeared when we needed him.

NOW people want to pretend they never said that??

:rofl:

[karynnj]

21. These polls are so stupid at this point

All they do is encourage people to answer something like:

- X (good reasons)
- Y (trashing a man they probably voted for and seriously wanted to be President)

[XemaSab]

33. I'm finding it informative

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[Mend]

22. Gore didn't protect us from Lieberman. How could he

have picked that man? Kerry chose Edwards. Compare their first decision and then explain why Gore should run again.

[William769]

24. I would vote vote Lieberman before I vote for Kerry

At least with Lieberman, I know where he stands.

[BlueIris]

34. Another one who's going to have a rough 2008-9.

I'll think of you on election night.

[Pastiche423]

23. GORE!

No contest.

[mtnsnake]

25. Is this poll for who gets 2nd place or something?

[OhioChick]

27. Oh please, please, please

let Gore announce that he's running. :)

[johnaries]

37. how about Gore/Kerry? That's my dream. n/t

[Mend]

39. we don't deserve such happiness....you are right, it would

be wonderous beyond the telling to have that ticket.

[Ksec]

28. Gore versus Mitt Romney

Thats my early prediction

[babylonsister]

29. I voted for both, but thought Gore sounded wooden. Those

were more innocent days when we never knew an election could be stolen. Heh.
Having said that, I adore Kerry and loved him during the debates of '04, Gore-not
so much in '00 despite the fact he was robbed by the SC.
Gore's latest greatest speech on CSPAN was full of fire, and made me
feel great!
I'm waiting to see, but neither Gore nor Kerry are willing to be VP.

[Renew Deal]

36. Gore for one reason.

I think he really believes what he's saying.

[WildEyedLiberal]

38. Wow, the Rove spin on this thread

Is enough to choke an elephant.

[Clarkie1]

43. Does Rove favor Gore, too? n/t

[WildEyedLiberal]

45. Rove comes up with lying puerile insults to trash Democrats...

... which is true whether the target of said insult is Gore or Kerry. What is your problem?

[Clarkie1]

47. No problem...thank you for acknowledging that fact. n/t

[AtomicKitten]

40. Gotta be Gore

[Clarkie1]

41. Gore: Better intellect, passion, integrity, and conviction.

Not my first choice, but I couldn't stand another Kerry run. Completely uninspiring.

Hope we continue to hear more from Gore....eventhough, unfortunately, I think he would have a tough time winning the general election.

[helderheid]

44. Run Al, RUN!

[paparush]

46. GORE- Cause He Didn't Vote for this FUCKING WAR!!!

That fact really undermined Kerry..that and the voter fraud...

[Clarkie1]

49. You might find this interesting regarding the IWR...

Ted Kennedy acknowledged on Larry King last night that Clark was one of the key figures who convinced him to vote against the IWR. My question is, why did Kerry listen to neither Kennedy or Clark? He didn't because it was not the politically expedient thing to do at that time for one who was eying a run for the White House in 04'. I was disappointed in Kerry's vote on the IWR before, and it made him a less attractive candidate to me. Now, his vote on it bothers me even more.

Thread on Clark, Kennedy, and the IWR here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x2582064