Gore/Obama....08 just a thought with all this

[dogindia]

Obama talk.

[dchill]

1. I just wish Obama would go away...

until at least November 8th. He's managed to draw most of the news media's attention away from the disgusting Republicans and their imminent meltdown. It makes me wonder about Obama's political acumen and his motives.

[orpupilofnature57]

5. Notice how Repukers like ,Tucker and O'Reiley give him Kudo's?

[A-Schwarzenegger]

6. Yeah, how dare he. Turn off that charisma, Obama!

Hide under a bushel till Nov. 8!

[nam78_two]

8. Thanks! My sentiments exactly/nt

[Uncle Joe]

10. Personally, I don't believe the media need an excuse

to shift attention away from the corrupt, incompetent mob in power now. They would have made something up regardless of what Obama said. They will turn any mole hill in to a mountain or turn the truth on it's head just to change the subject. If a Democrat, says he/she likes ice tea, they will take up the cause of the abused hot tea drinkers.


Take George Poopunopolous for example, and his disparate treatment of who was responsible for 9/11 during his interviews, supposedly over his number of e-mails. We know that was bullshit.

[nam78_two]

13. Abused hot tea drinkers...heh heh heh/nt

[Uncle Joe]

17. To the cold and hot tea drinkers of the world nam

[nam78_two]

18. Seconded :)!

[Uncle Joe]

26. My apologies to George Stephanopolous for post 10

I had him confused with Chris Wallace on the 9/11 interview, I regret the error and I am sorry.

P.S. Chris Wallace sucks

[blue cat]

11. I thought that

but then I thought that he is giving the Democrats a good face to identify with, and a good message of hope at a good time (when the Republicans are imploding). It may make people more likely to identify themselves as democrats because Ophra says it is OK. It's all good for us as long as it stays positive on him for the next 2 weeks.

[zonkers]

12. I wish he would just be a kick ass senator for four years before he

went after the presidency. I mean he can do what he wants, but he'd be way more potent.

[RB TexLa]

24. Got to sell books

[VC2]

2. i'm in

[davidinalameda]

3. I could think of worse tickets

Kerry/Edwards

Gore/Lieberman

Bush/Cheney

[orpupilofnature57]

4. There you go ,now that's feasible.Ones already been elected and the..

...other A brilliant statesman.

[Imagevision]

7. Obama surely doesn't need nor want Gore...

[nam78_two]

9. Gore's passion for the environment will make him an excellent

indeed necessary president -considering the eco-disasters in our future.
Not sure charisma can fix those - a president who is serious about environmental issues on the other hand....

[davidinalameda]

25. and vice versa

Obama is the flavor of the day right now

[Swamp Rat]

14. I've been thinking about this for a long time now.

Gore/Obama or Feingold or Clark or Kucinich...

[athena]

15. Gore/Obama would be an unbeatable ticket.

[bigdarryl]

16. The hell with Gore let him continue making movies on the...

environment

[peanutbrittle]

19. My opinion is.......

For Dems to win the 2008 ticket it will take someone who is strong in international relations, first and foremost. Second will be domestic policy and the environment. ANY Dem who is nominated will be automatically sensitive to both domestic and the environment.

Forget Gore for the moment because there is less of a guarantee that he will even run.

Who is the best suited in international relations? John Kerry and Wes Clark
As a running mate focused on domestic and the environment? Clinton, Feingold & Obama

That's as close as I could reason it and it looks like a tough choice for any of us.

I also think the U.S. citizenry would be more apt to go for a woman or a minority in a Vice Presidential position 1st, before Pres.

If Kerry won the nomination, then Clark would get Rummy's spot.

Just some thoughts

[Harper_is_Bush]

20. Gore is not running. n/t

[Lena inRI]

21. Nice try. . .

but the real powerhouse ticket would be

GORE/CLARK 2008

Anything short of that is Rove's customized dream to ensure another Republican victory.

All this Obama media smells like Rupert Murdoch to me. . .but hell if I know for whom these days. . .could be Rove. . .could be the Billary fishing for a VP for 2008.

It's all theater. . .while Iraqi US soldier deaths reach 2,796. . .wounded 21,077. . .Iraqi deaths 600,000+. . .

Are you hearing me Doctor Dean? Pleeeeeeeeease promote the brightest, persevering, straight-talking "doers" of the Democratic party. . .

GORE/CLARK 2008

[AtomicKitten]

22. sounds good to me

[OnionPatch]

23. That was my thought too!

What a great ticket that would be.