[BigSkyFreeper]

There are alot of "absolutes" that Dean has said, many of them "absolute whoppers", but I believe you are correct, and this plays well into this endorsement by Gore, a DC insider, who has proven he's no moderate.

At this point, I surmise a Dean/Gore ticket.

[NutCrackerBoy]

I surmise a Dean/Gore ticket.

No, no, will never happen. Al Gore would rather die than run for Vice President again.

[GraniteStateConservative]

I can't imagine Gore wanting to be Dean's VP. He wants to be Clinton-- that's what's in it for Gore. Boot Clinton out as the great Oracle, the King Maker. He'll claim the crown. He wants candidates to seek him out-- Chief Consigliere to all the Democrap mob bosses and thugs.

It's win, win for Gore. He gets his place in Democrap mythology if Dean wins. He gets Dean's base's support in 2008, if Dean loses. It's the best political move he could make. You'll see a real bump in Iowa that starts to put Gephardt behind in the same way Kerry is in NH. He'll then focus on knocking out Clark and Edwards and Lieberman in the South in February. Gore, Dean, Jesse Jackson, Jr. and the rest will barnstorm that region and Dean will pick up big chunks of black voters and will beat Edwards, Clark, and Lieberman. Dean doesn't want to beat Gephardt and Kerry. He'd like the others to see the polls showing Dean with this in the bag down South and drop out, too. With Kerry and Gephardt, he wants them out before any vote is cast-- that's the chutzpah of Howard Dean.

He wants them to concede before the race is even held. It's hilarious. I think he may pull it off. Dean wants to beat these guys as early as possible and Dean has the killer instinct to do it. He's not going to let them keep the game close. He wants to be able to go home with the W at half-time.

[Centaur]

"Absolute whoppers"! Well the two of them DO have that in common. Although I agree it'll never happen, can you imagine the fun we'll have with the WHOPPER TICKET?