54. He's portrayed in Elizabethan theatrical garb and holding earth as if it were Yorkick's skull. >
> The Hamlet reference is unavoidable so the question is, what is the artist trying to suggest?
In 2004 Wesley Clark I think was unfairly skewered by the MSM with the indecisive Hamlet thing and I'd hate to see that happen to Gore. To the contrary (re Clark) I think Gore is torn between two legitimate courses in how he can best serve the world while Clark seemed more focused on how practical and do-able the strategic hurdles of running for president were.
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