[shrinkermd]

Before the 2004 election, Al Gore was raising money and indicating in every way he would be a candidate. Then he visited China for reasons never altogether explained. Shortly after that he withdrew his candidacy.

At least that is how I remember it. If my memory is correc, tt was and is a puzzle wrapped in an enigma.

In he meantime, just the talk of a Gore candidacy must augur some hesitation and opposition to Hillary. She won't like this!

[Leroy S. Mort]

We should be so lucky.

[norwaypinesavage]

"The Times advertisement alone cost roughly $65,000, a standard rate"

Gosh, the NYT is publishing it's "standard" rates. I wonder what prompted this? It couldn't be that the Old Gray Whore is stinging a little from the Move On ad debacle, could it?

[traditional1]

A phony candidate with a phony "Nobel Prize" with phony "American" supporters?

A match made in Heaven....

/sarc

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“oGre Supporters’ Movement Lacks a Candidate”

Bunch of jocks!

[doug from upland]

I just spoke with a rep of Al’s at the Carthage Group. He has no plans to run. But, they guy wants to see our film. :)

[CaliGirlGodHelpMe]

There is no chance that Gore will run for president. Unless I am way, way wrong, the Clintons have enough on him to control him for the rest of his life. It would be very unlike them to have overlooked this contingency.

BUT, that certainly isn’t going to stop him from collecting MORE AND MORE MONEY from his half-wit, naive, foolish liberal supporters, is it? All he has to do is dangle the possibility of running in front of them and subtly imply, “if only I had enough money to run...”