Where is Al Gore? I want to hear what he has to say about the recount

[Melodybe]

One of the biggest mistakes I have ever made was voting for Nader in 2000. Gore is the man that came out and starting siting Orwell, he threw his support behind Dean and taking our party back, and he had the foresight to buy a news network.

Gore's speeches have been a highlight of the last year for me.

I want to hear what he thinks about his election, about the voting machines, and I wonder if it is he or Dean that will call Bushco fascists on national television first.

So does anyone have a clue? Where is Al Gore?

[Kota]

1. I think he's advising Kerry to sit tight until they can

make a solid case. The media crushed him down in 2000. That isnt happening to Kerry, he still looks very presidential and has a lot of political capital.

[malatesta1137]

3. oh sure

maybe they'll be able to make a solid case by the year 2020.

What happened to those 17,000 lawyers that Kerry had hired? Are they this STUPID that they can't see such obvious rigging?

[ClarkUSA]

4. Amen, malatesta1137

What happened to the $7-8 million in that recount fund, anyway? Oh, I remember -- Kerry's going to use it for his "legal expenses" for his 2008 run.

[InvisibleBallots]

6. is there any evidence of this?

Is there any evidence that Gore is advising Kerry on anything?

[Grooner Five]

2. His mom just died

...so family stuff is probably on the front burner for him.

http://www.ajc.com/news/content/news/stories/1204/15gore.html

[Borgnine]

5. Damn.

I'm sorry to hear that. Gore is one of the few remaining Democrats that I have respect and admiration for, and if this was a just (read: vote fraud free) world, he would be entering his second term right now.

[Tennessee Gal]

7. Yes, Gore's loss of his beloved mother

is enough for him to deal with at the moment.

God Bless the Gore family..........

[SemperEadem]

8. Probably mourning his mother, who recently passed away