Cafferty File: "Should Al Gore Run For President In 2008?"

[Dinger]

E-mail them and tell them HELL YES!!! I did:)


http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/situation.room/

[Uncle Joe]

1. Hell yes!

Kicked and recommended for President Gore.:patriot:

[Dinger]

2. My Response:

"Yes, President Gore deserves to be re-elected!"

[SharonRB]

3. Done!

I would love for him to read my response.

[Roland99]

4. If he is, he's playing it smart by not announcing so far ahead of time.

No need to announce this early.

[Vincardog]

5. President Gore should run in 2008.

Especially if it seems Hillary will be shoved down our throats.

[cmd]

6. Done

If you hear one about Al Gore knowing how to react when a hurricane hits a major city, it could be mine. The kicker will be the comment about Bush playing the guitar.

[Brundle_Fly]

7. what I said was...

Should Al Gore Run?

No.

Because he shouldn't have to, the Supreme court should overturn their twisted and massive screw up of the 2000 election and just give Gore the 8 years "we all lost" based on the damage they directly caused by interjecting in 2000. Taking away the people's "given right" to elect their OWN president.

but that would call for accountability, something still sadly lacking by anyone in power in the USA.

[blm]

10. Now THAT is an excellent answer.

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[RestoreGore]

8. Thanks. My mail was sent.

Not in this toxic military/industrial complex system where how you look and how much money you can throw around matters more than issues, Democratic debate, and ideas. I truly believe that after twenty five years in that system that was stagnated on the climate crisis that he knows too well about, that Mr. Gore has finally found his calling and is connecting with people specifically because he has no ulterior political agenda regarding his endeavors. He is free of the handlers, polls, and other strangleholds of politics that can also keep you from truly being who you are.

He now actually has more influence to make changes globally on many issues especially the climate crisis with the experience he gained from his years of political service, and the resources he now has that are his to use as he so chooses to get this message out. He has done more to advance progress on the climate crisis in six months out here than what was ever done on this in that beltway for thirty years. I say, he is a great man who will continue to do great things regardless of where he does them from and for me, to see him continue to influence events with the resources he now has unencumbered by the same obstacles he faced before will accomplish much more regarding the one issue he has always wished to devote his life to. Breaking that momentum will only take the focus off of that.

[Duppers]

9. done! nt

Thanks.

[jenmito]

11. I already answered the 4pm question...

About how much it matters if a politician believes in God. I wrote-You're wrong. You don't have "a completely different fact." You had ADDITIONAL facts. Big difference. In regards to the story we were originally talking about, the reporters got fired for not presenting KNOWN LIES as FACTS. Faux wanted them to lie. Apples and oranges.

[jenmito]

14. Oops...

I pasted the wrong thing. Sorry.

[bigwillq]

12. YES! YES! YES!

Run Al RUN! :bounce:

[jenmito]

13. YES...

I just wrote, "YES! But if he wins again, this time he should be allowed to serve."

[greiner3]

15. I thought he was!