If Gore does run in '08 do you think he will be nominated?

[WI_DEM]

Latest political polls on '08:

CNN (11-17/11-19)
Clinton 33
Obama 15
Edwards 14
Gore 14
Kerry 7
Clark 4

Pew (11/9-11-12)
Clinton 29
Obama 23
Edwards 10
Gore 10
Kerry 7

Gallup
Clinton 31
Obama 19
Edwards 10
Gore 9
Kerry 7

(I hope he runs!)

[applegrove]

1. He's on Leno tonight. Pass it on!!

[mentalsolstice]

18. Can I stay up late? Pleez, pleez, pleez?

[VOX]

20. Thank you for the heads up! n/t

[DesertRat]

22. Thanks!

I'm setting the DVR right now!
:bounce:

[aquart]

2. Do I think these polls are pointless and worthless?

Yes.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

3. I think he will run and I think he will win and I think he will one of

America's greatest presidents.

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[mother earth]

4. I'm with you!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[MoonRiver]

9. Me three!

:bounce::bounce::bounce:

[kimmerspixelated]

10. I sure hope yur right!

But we have to make it to 11/08 first! World events aren't looking so good, right now!

[XboxWarrior]

14. It would be nice....

If Americans would elect an intelectual.....

I have been watching foriegn news for three months, and it amazes

me that they can elect a prez in Latvia that can speak english

better, (as a 3rd language) than our own rep....

just sayin'

[tinfoilinfor2005]

21. Ms. Freiberga was educated in Canada before returning to Latvia.

Biography
Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga's parents were World War II refugees. They left Latvia in 1945 and lived in several countries while seeking a permanent home: Germany, Morocco and Canada. Vaira studied at the University of Toronto and McGill University, receiving a Ph.D in psychology in 1965. She then worked as a professor of psychology at Université de Montréal from 1965 to 1998. During this period, she served as the Vice-Chair of the Science Council of Canada and as the president of several social science professional organizations. She was also active in the Latvian community in Canada. A large part of her research focused on Latvian folk literature. In September 2006 she was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Ottawa <1>.

In 1998, Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga returned to Latvia to head the Latvian Institute, an organization devoted to promoting Latvian awareness abroad. A year later, in June 1999, she was elected President of Latvia.

[Tiggeroshii]

5. If Clinton doesn't run and Obama does(based on this polling)

It's likely Obama could get the nomination. If neither run, it's Gore or Edwards. Both would be good candidates.

[AtomicKitten]

6. I think the nomination is his for the taking.

And I do so hope he throws his hat in the ring.

[NYCGirl]

7. Hi, AK! Don't forget to watch Al on The Tonight Show tonight!

:hi:

[AtomicKitten]

8. thanks for the heads-up

[elocs]

15. It may be his if he does not wait too long

and dilly-dally, hem and haw, and pontificate about it until somebody else actually has delegates and momentum. Nobody has a greater opportunity than Gore to unite and excite Democrats if he does not hesitate too long and let the chance slip away forever.

[ThomWV]

11. He'll dam sure be nominated if I have anything to say about it.

[LSparkle]

12. His nomination/victory would be a fitting conclusion to the past 8 yrs

A tragedy of Shakespearean proportions FINALLY leads to a happy ending with the hero cheated out of his throne seated upon it at last.

[AtomicKitten]

13. It will be like the entire Season Seven of Dallas being a dream ...

except a whole lot of people died ...

[Uncle Joe]

16. Yes! n/t

[Guaranteed]

17. I think he has the strongest vision and integrity of all of our candidates, and I think

our voters will respond to that. I think they're thirsting for it.

[mentalsolstice]

19. He's the big pink "donkey" in the middle of the Dem's living room

And everybody's trying to pretend he isn't there.

[LibDemAlways]

23. The media have been touting Hillary as

the frontrunner for so long that it's no wonder she comes out on top of the polls - for now. Lieberman was crowned frontrunner in 04, and we all know where his Presidential campaign ended up. Ultimately, it's up to Dems to decide who the nominee will be. If Gore runs, I think he'll get the nod. And a Gore/Clark ticket would kick ass.