Will you vote for Al Gore in the Democratic Primary if he runs?

[mtnsnake]

[Cooley Hurd]

1. Yep!

Yes. Yes. Yes. HELL Yes!:thumbsup:

[BlueCaliDem]

45. You bet! I still believe Al Gore should've ignored the DLC and then

....Terry McAuliffe's DNC back in 2003 when it was rumored that they wouldn't back him when, on the other hand, the nation was calling for him to run since it was a public secret the 2000 Pres. Election was stolen from him in Florida (and god only knows where else!), and he was the rightful winner.

Instead, the DNC under McAuliffe and the DLC anointed John Kerry (somehow the polls in Iowa were completely wrong in showing it was Howard Dean that would've won), and the rest is a sad history. It was as if the DLC and DNC back then wanted a "weak" candidate!

Anyhow, Al Gore is still my first choice. If he doesn't run, I have no idea who I'd prefer---maybe General Wesley Clarke, whom I've come to like a great deal. Hopefully he'll make a comeback in 2007.

[DesertRat]

2. Gore is my first choice

:-)

[rainy]

12. mine too!

[KarinMHouston]

32. mine too!

[Wayne_in_WA_State]

44. Al Gore / Willie Nelson 2008

Mine Three!

[mtnsnake]

3. I voted undecided. For me it would depend on what kind of steam he has &

what kind of steam Clark and Obama would have, too. It would be between those 3 for me, as things stand right now.

[Claire Beth]

17. I like Obama,

but he is lacking enough experience other than being in the senate for two years. He needs to remain a senator and then run for Governor. Americans like presidents who have been Governors. Obama could even be someone's vice-president, but IMHO, Obama should wait awhile. I would vote for him if he gets the nomination however. BUT, I will support the democratic candidate, regardless of who it is.

:dem:

[TheFarseer]

4. depends on who else is running

I'm not sure he's the best candidate from the standpoint of 'electable in a general election' (I know he was close in 2000 but this is not 2000). I will whole-heartedly support him if he wins the nomination.

[billbuckhead]

6. Does the rumored Feigold withdrawl point to this?

I'd like to see Gore/Clark

[TheFarseer]

13. Edwards is my first choice

Mark Warner was my second choice. Gore is in my top 5. I'm still looking for someone no one had ever thought of to emerge, but it's almost getting late in the game for that. I guess you never know what will pop up though.

[rocktivity]

5. Only if Wes Clark isn't on the ballot.

But even then, Gore will have to prove to me that he's ready to bring it to both the GOP and the MSM. He didn't stand up for himself during the '00 Flordia re-count, then he broke our hearts by mysteriously dropping out in '04. And I still haven't forgiven Tipper for her music lyrics nonsense.

:headbang:
rocknation

[jen4clark]

37. What rocknation said!

n/t

[Auntie Bush]

43. What jen4 Clark said.

Clark/Gore would be a good ticket. Many people don't like Gore in the Rethug party. I think Clark has the best shot at winning in a general election. He could pick up more Southern states than Gore and after so many Rethugs have gotten to know Clark from FOX News...they would vote for him over Gore. Besides...I like what Gore is doing now and he's good at it and we need his enthusiasm to save our environment.

[FreeStateDemocrat]

7. Re-elect Al, the most effective president we could elect.

[Vinca]

8. In New Hampshire you can cross over and vote for the other

party's candidate in the primary. Depending on how it shakes out, I might vote for the Republican least likely to win a general election. It's way too early to decide on this.

[bunny planet]

9. Of course. We need a President who will address Global Warming

yesterday, Gore is the person to do it. He is an entirely different man than he once was IMHO.

[kentuck]

10. If he picks Feingold as his VP ..

:)

[MasonJar]

11. I love Al Gore. He has been working for 3 or 4 years to wake up

the populace to the Bush shenanigans and to the awesome task before us of saving the planet. We need him as president.

[rainy]

14. agreed.

[rhiannon55]

15. An environmentalist president

What a concept! Gore/Obama is my favorite idea for a winning ticket and an effective presidential team.

[jaysunb]

16. Gore/Dean 2008

:thumbsup:

[we can do it]

18. Al Gore for My Number One Pick - Respected by the World

Concerned for all people and the environment. Gore would go a long way in restoring our world image.

[conscious evolution]

19. If he is not on ballet I will WRITE-IN for him.

[mtnsnake]

23. I love Gore, but I don't want to see him trying any ballet at this stage in his life

He has enough trouble just moving to the beat, let alone doing ballet. I wouldn't mind seeing him on Dancing with the Stars though!

:evilgrin:

[conscious evolution]

28. oops!!!!

[NJ Democrats]

20. Yes, I would

He's my first choice, and I hope he picks Feingold as his running mate

[sallyseven]

21. His heart is not in it.

[demosincebirth]

22. Gore/Clark

[union_maid]

24. Undecided

I've had moments when I thought he was the answer. By the time the primaries get here, we'll know who's running strongly. If Clark or Edwards were looking good at that point, I'd have to consider them in that order. My heart's with Clark at this particular moment in history, but by the time it got to us last time, his candidacy was over.

[eleny]

25. yup

[bobbie]

26. Totally depends on General Clark. If he runs I'd likely have to go for him

Otherwise, Prez Gore.

[Clark2008]

33. Ditto.

[Greyhound]

27. Possibly, depends. n/t

[Lydia Leftcoast]

29. Depends on who else is in the running when the Minnesota caucuses

come up in March. :shrug:

I can't predict how I will feel in March 2008.

[JeffR]

30. Hell, yeah!

[AlGore-08.com]

31. Chalk up another "HELL YEAH!!!!" for me

:kick: :patriot: :kick:

[KarinMHouston]

34. AlGore-08 eh?

Somehow I'm not surprised.

[NYCGirl]

51. Do you have anything more constructive to contribute? Or is that it for you?

[LWolf]

35. Possibly.

Depending on who else is in the race!

[ladjf]

36. Most definitely!

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

38. since russ is out, i'm in the 'draft al' camp

we need to get an anti-war alternative to hillary launched as soon as possible

[newsguyatl]

39. there's NO ONE who could run against GORE to get my vote

Gore will ALWAYS be my first choice.

[AtomicKitten]

40. Hell yes, I would.

gladly

[sandyd921]

41. With pleasure!

n/t

:woohoo:

[Donald Ian Rankin]

42. Hang on, hasn't Gore repeatedly said he won't run?

*If* he did, I'd have to decide whether or not to advise Americans to vote for him (I'm not one, so I couldn't and hence wouldn't), but as a staunch opponent of conscription, I'm currently ruling out Gore (and Feingold) from the list of people I'd consider supporting for president.

[bklyncowgirl]

46. If the "An Inconvenient Truth" Al Gore runs I'll vote for him in a heartbeat

He's the best man for the job.

The only way I would not support him is if he morphed back into the "Woodman" hypercautious, condescending mode of the 2000 campeign.

That is if he runs, of course, which is not certain at this time.

[Apollo11]

47. Want more Gore?

Then check out these pro-Gore sites ...

www.algore.org
www.draftgore.com
www.draftgore2008.org
www.patriotsforgore.com
www.climatecrisis.net

In Gore We Trust :-)

[Zavulon]

48. Like a shot.

I really hope he does, because I see him as our best chance of winning. He's my first choice, anyway.

[Adelante]

49. If Clark didn't run, only nt

[Tom Rinaldo]

53. Ditto. But with Feingold out Gore is now my clear second choice. n/t

[Uncle Joe]

50. Absolutely for the man who empowered us, has already been elected

and is trying to save life as we know it! If that's not three compelling reasons, I don't know what are.

[mentalsolstice]

52. I hope he can be convinced that it's his civic duty