Gore back on the trail, quietly, but says he's `not decided' about '04

Miami Herald Online ^ | Tuesday, October 30, 2001 | BY STEVEN THOMMA

[MedicalMess]

There are advantages to being undecided. Look at the millions Hillary raised before she was even declared. An income for doing absolutely nothing by posing a question.

[Ann Archy]

How does he make a living??

[leadhead]

He's too old for 2104!

[mewzilla]

Hey, Algore. Let us know when Hilliary makes up your mind.

[democratsstealvotes]

Here you are again, brilliant one! I watched Gore stumble and blubber through some speech somewhere. It was like watching a spastic eat--horrified compassion.

[democratsstealvotes]

I'm sure leadman is also brilliant, but I meant to write to you!

[GunsareOK]

...How does he make a living...

His pension from the Senate and Vice Presidency is $90,000 a year (with cost of living increases).

[jws3sticks]

AllBore has the hots for HRC I, but he won't stand a chance until after his scheduled sex change operation.

[Piquaboy]

Too bad he won't ride that trail right out of the country.

[diggerwillow]

Among those signaling that they might run: House Democratic leader Richard Gephardt of Missouri and Sens. Joseph Biden of Delaware, John Edwards of North Carolina, John Kerry of Massachusetts and Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, Gore's running mate last year.

Impressive list, don't you think?

[boris]

He can be on the trail as much as he wants. It does not matter; it's already been decided: Hillary will be the candidate in 2004.

--Boris

[StarFan]

Gone are the limousine, the phalanx of Secret Service agents clearing his path and Air Force Two to whisk him around the country What? I thought X42 extended SS protection for both he and Chelsea before he left office. Seems Chelsea still has protection, at Oxford no less.

[ChaseR]

About three weeks ago there was an article here about Al Gore who headed up a committee to investigate airline security - and in that article it was stated that Gore found nothing to improve upon in regards to airline security. The article went on to say that just after this - the 1996 Clinton/Gore re-election campaign received $700 thousand from six major airlines. Who can help me locate this article please? (I did different searches but can't pull up this recent article)

[StarFan]

If I could remember the name of the woman who is bringing suit, I could find the article. She sat on the committee and was upset that the proposals were open ended and that albore falsely claimed the findings and solutions were unanimously agreed upon. I will try to find it for you.

[loveliberty]

As he considers whether or not he will run, perhaps the public should consider the Gore/Cummock/airlines matter related to airlines security and how his compromising stand on that matter might or might not relate to recent and current tragic events.

Visit http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3bae93cf42d3.htm

[ChaseR]

Thanks so much StarFan. I have an opportunity to have quotes from this Gore article placed in a university newspaper.....heheh.