Posted on 06/26/2015 8:54:27 AM PDT by nickcarraway
Al Gore declined to back Hillary Clinton for president when asked who he thinks would be next in The White House.
When questioned by WPP founder Sir Martin Sorrell at the Cannes Lions festival of creativity who he would back for 2016, Gore — Bill Clinton’s vice president from 1993 to 2001 —notably didn’t take the chance to praise Hillary.
In a packed Cannes Lions session Friday, Sorrell asked Gore, “Would you refuse to answer the question [who will be the next president of the United States]?”
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Pay back!
She has taken too much $$ from people who want the Keystone Pipeline to be built.
Because he’s planning on running?
Egads, is the Goreacle going to run?
Payback from what?
Al who?
The idea of Al Gore at a “Festival of Creativity” is laughable.
I’m sure he thinks that if she had kept The Clenis happy in the first place, he would have won in 2000
At this point, what does it matter?
I recall reading Hillary kicked Gore out of the office typically used by the Vice President.
Exactly! Who cares!!!!!
Aw, Al is just jealous that Hitlery is getting away with so much more crime than he has been able to....
WOW, Poor Hillary! This is really going to hurt her. /s
the 1st salvo....Algore has money nd name recognition and why climate change is every other news story
bttt
You never know. Now that Hitlery’s starting to crumble, I would expect a lot of Dhimmicraps, such as Gore, Cuomo, and Warren, to take another look.
AlGore’s career is over. Ended by three things:
1) The ManBearPig episode of South Park
2) The investigative report by the Nashville paper that showed his house used more electricity than most small towns in Tennessee.
3) His sale of Current TV to AlJazeera. The DU Democrat base has never forgiven him for that.
Yep that happened. She was the vice president.
You forgot the “sex-crazed poodle” affair but that maybe a resume enhancer for Dhimmis.
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