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Since neither Obama or Hillary at this time, NOT achieved the required number of delegates to be the democratic Presidential Candidate, Democrats should pick a "dark horse" to break the impasse. AL GORE is the answer ! The presidency in 2000 was his, BUT was cheated out of it due to Jeb Bush. Then he rose above this by being a Nobel Prize , as well as Oscar winner. He is a passionate environmentalist for so many years, AND had the experience of 8 years VICE Presidency- 1992-2000. Who would not vote for him ?

In keeping with world hunger, inflation rates, and the use of natural resources for fuel.
This may seem a bit out of the ordinary, but I am curious if science could make this work, which with given technology it most assured is able to.
Presentation: a dream that I conceived in June 2002.

Al Gore: Uncommitted Superdelegate Committed to Stopping Climate Change
by Bonnie Hulkower on 05. 6.08

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/05/al_gore-uncommitted_superdelegat...

I know Barack Obama wants to run a positive campaign. But, I believe it is time to finish her with one talking point that can be perceived as negative. We all know that Hillary Clinton can't be trusted.

Obama will be the next leader of the Democratic Party. It is time to start leading by giving your supporters the tool/talking point we can use when we are talking with our friends.

Being a leader is a hard task. You have so many responsibilities to do and people expect you a lot to overcome all the problems being encountered on a certain nation, group, or organization. But the most important on it is that the leader should possess all the positive traits and he has a good heart to serve his people. The future of a nation is on the hand of the voters. They should choose the right person on the right position.It's not a big deal if the one you vote is beginner or not..the important is that you believe on his capabilities.

Janice

Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
http://politicalwire.com/archives/2008/05/06/gore_weighs_in.html

Gore Weighs In

The Assault on Reason Al Gore was interviewed on National Public Radio about his book, The Assault on Reason, but he also spoke about the Democratic presidential race. Here are some key excerpts:

"Even though it has gone on much longer than is normal in the age of primaries and caucuses, nevertheless I think the odds are overwhelming that it will tip rather decisively in one way or the other before the convention even meets."

A veteran US meteorologist and global warming skeptic says a bid to sue Al Gore for fraud over his claims about man-made climate change is gathering momentum.

John Coleman, who founded the Weather Channel in 1982, proposed taking the former vice president and other environmental activists to court at a conference in New York in March.

Since then he has "received thousands and thousands of emails with lots of support", he says. "And thousands of these people want to donate to a legal fund to sue Al Gore."

I AM KEEN TO BLOG FOR AND BY INDIAN SOCIETY TO PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF CLIMATE CONCERNS

SHARAD GAHARANA
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Everyone should go to this link and be shocked by Monsanto and their international practices to control our food supply. They have actually obtained the patent on "seed", that's right, the very seeds that grow our food. Little by little they are exterminating the organic, natural farmer and introducing their genetically derived seed and food product to all of us all over the world. They plan on controlling all of us. It is shocking. I can't believe this is happening. Here is the link:

As almost any thinking Democrat would agree, I consider Al Gore to be my current President, albeit in virtual exile. Bush, the worst President in our history was appointed by the Supreme Court. This is not just a political footnote - it is a decision that set our country back in incalculable ways. Al Gore has maintained himself not only as a revered spokesperson for our environment, but is respected throughout the world, the Democratic party itself, and even amongst many Republicans.