Dr. Ron - Gore endorses Obama??

[MacUser]

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080617/D91BI5R80.html

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Seems the jig is up? Gore isn't going to be the nominee or is this post premature?

[Ilovebigcats]

Why do I hear VICE VICE VICE VICE being chanted in the background?

[A2JGirl]

is this post premature?

If it's post premature then wouldn't that make it right on time?


(AHHHH Sorry couldn't help it. I need to lay off the coffee... oh, excuse me TW, my creamer flavored with brown water. )

(:roll: at self)

[one love]

vice may be the case it would be a good move for obama. I thought the same thing Mac when I saw that he endorsed him, i was thinking I wish Dr ron would have been right but I guess not.

[Dr. Ron]

Please take note that Hilary has not closed her campaign. She has "suspended" it. There will still be a big fight at the convention.

Gore hates the Clintons....they hate him.....

He may yet just step in and have an Obama vice!!! Think on these things.

[DaJudge]

vice may be the case it would be a good move for obama. I thought the same thing Mac when I saw that he endorsed him, i was thinking I wish Dr ron would have been right but I guess not.

I don't think it would be a good move for him. What does Gore add? Only negatives. The only people who like him are the environmentalist wackos, and they will vote for Obama anyway. Heck, Gore didn't even carry his own state in 2000, so it ain't like he's gonna help Obama win Southern states.

[soulsearcher]

Gore endorses Obama.

Translation: Gore drives nail in Obama's coffin.

[TW]

I don't believe that Gore will actively seek public office again. His actions since he lost the election have been those of a man feeding his gigantic ego, the whole environmental thing (with him as it's champion), his "professorships," etc.. To venture into the political arena again and lose another election would tarnish his legacy, or at least what he sees as his legacy. I think that he wants to be the "Kingmaker," the "power behind the throne." Should he run for office again and lose, he would have no one to blame. If he backs somebody else and they lose, well, he then has a scapegoat to blame the failure on. He desires to be politically important without enduring the risks of failing. After all, he is a Nobel Prize winner.


TW

[one love]

I don't believe that Gore will actively seek public office again. His actions since he lost the election have been those of a man feeding his gigantic ego, the whole environmental thing (with him as it's champion), his "professorships," etc.. To venture into the political arena again and lose another election would tarnish his legacy, or at least what he sees as his legacy. I think that he wants to be the "Kingmaker," the "power behind the throne." Should he run for office again and lose, he would have no one to blame. If he backs somebody else and they lose, well, he then has a scapegoat to blame the failure on. He desires to be politically important without enduring the risks of failing. After all, he is a Nobel Prize winner.


TW

Good post TW It makes sense. We will have to see but I have to agree this is probablly the closest thing to the truth.
Dajudge I did not really take that into consideration but i was thinking he may help with some of the clinton supporters to vote obama. I keep thinking how crazy he looked with a beard after losing the election and screaming "he played on our fears"

[MacUser]

feeding his gigantic ego, the whole environmental thing

That must be why his TN residence power increased 10% last year.. Feeding his environmental ego.

I mean if the grand poohbah can't regulate his energy usage how are mere mortals going to be expected to do it?