reelectademocrat's blog

If you have not done so please visit MSNBC and take the time for vote on a number of issues. One of which is who should enter the 08 race. Al is a choice.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19679074/

Democrats participating in an online poll sponsored by the Maryland Democratic Party.

Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) was the top vote getter, capturing 25.7 percent of the 4,117 online ballots cast in the poll, which ended Tuesday. He was followed by former vice president Al Gore, who is not currently running, with 21.3 percent.

Clinton finished third, with 18.4 percent. She was followed by former North Carolina senator John Edwards, with 14.4 percent. Edwards has been called the most electable Democrat by state Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Calvert).

Just letting everyone know that the Washington area Gore supporters will be out in full force

Tuesday, May 29

Washington, DC

The George Washington University Lisner Auditorium

730 21st Street, NW

7:00 p.m. We will be there around 4:30ish........

We would be there before this to work the line and to answer questions about AlGore.org/DrafGore

If you can make it to this event please let me know...

Nelson Jacobsen.........

THE RACE: The presidential race for Republicans, Democrats in the U.S.

THE NUMBERS - DEMOCRATS

Hillary Rodham Clinton, 38 percent

Barack Obama, 24 percent

Al Gore, 12 percent

Not bad for a guy not running........Lets keep up the non campaign too......

Give me Gore........

Nelson

Source Gallop Poll released on AP.org

March 21st. 2007

Like so many American's that care about the environment (let alone our possible survival) the day I heard that Al was coming to the Hill to talk to our elected leadership I felt joy down to the bone. Here we go I said to myself and anyone else that happened to be around me for the next couple of weeks.

We are being handed an opportunity on a cyber silver plater.

So the story is in the spin cycle

I would suggest that the more Gore seems to be gaining public interest the more someone will try to muddy it if not pull out from under the man.

Right now we have the Tennessee Center for Policy Research throwing rocks at Al Gore. As I have now crawled through their site and reviewed the policy papers I was interested in why they would launch such a hit job. As they seemed to stay in the State of Tenn and mostly around tax and land issues.

Here is their mission statement taken from the Amicus Brief in the Kelso Case.

While each and every cycle what works in a given campaign and what does not is a very fluid. There is some wisdom to have your candidate come into a race early or late. With our Mr Gore there is currently no advantage to having him throw his hat into the ring.

What this does is allow groups like us here to plant some grassroots and once he does enter the race, which I believe he will do,the campaign seem to take a life of it's own.

Hola All,

Just letting anyone that stopped by know that the DCforGore08 people are ready, willing and able. Looking forward to this....................................

Nelson