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Hogwash. No liberal ever falls out of love with power. He is just setting the stage so that when he enters, it appears like he is doing so unwillingly but at the behest of his supporters.
<<<”And I’m not convinced the presidency is the highest and best role I could play.”>>>
I think the office of “God” has been taken already, Al.
Could this man actually have convinced himself that the "climate crisis" is the most important issue of our day?
"And I'm not convinced the presidency is the highest and best role I could play."
Plus you'll take a hell of a pay cut, eh Al?
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Hey perhaps Politics is OUT OF LOVE with Al....
Anyone think of that?
... and my enviro-pals and I will become richer than Donald Trump just watching those cap'n-trade carbon credits flow uselessly around the world stopping only to pass through our cash registers to drop off our totally undeserved commissions.
Life is good - if you're Al Gore.
Algore is now a prophet, and he has carbon offsets to sell,
so he has bigger fish to fry than something as insignificant as the US Presidency.
Guess those years he spent in Seminary school are finally working out for him!
“If I do my job right, all the candidates will be talking about the climate crisis,”
Boy, I am sure glad he’s an incompetent leader.
What Al is saying is that there is more money in selling Carbon Credits than in the Presidency.
“If I do my job right, all the candidates will be talking about the climate crisis,”
OH my GOD. This guy thinks he is Jesus Christ!
Al Gore is definitely running for President in 2008. In that Time Magazine article, the photo shows that he has already started losing weight, and the article mentions that he is dieting and working out hard. There’s only one reason why Gore would be doing this—he’s going to be a candidate again.
I’m 95% sure of this.
