[Graymatter]

Help me out here. Gore is settling scores, with Lieberman whom he resents for this and Gephardt whom he resents for that, and Kerry whom he resents for yet another offense. He's endorsing Dean not so much for Dean's sake but to spite the rest. But all this makes him look like a team player?

[Lancey Howard]

This is not the most clearly written story.

It appears that most of the scoop is being provided by a single "former Gore staffer", who says:

"He tends to follow. This endorsement isn't about leading, it's about being told by people he respects, 'Dean is the guy, get on board now or you'll miss out.'"

And then says:

"He knows Gephardt and Kerry and Lieberman, and he clearly believes Dean is the better man this time around."

Which is it?

[jagrmeister]

LOL. Good analysis. It exposes the Left for what they are- the party of spite (ie: "You have more money than me cause I sit on the couch all day so I'll vote to take your money").