talk.politics.misc

"Harry Dope" wrote in
news:46d4c5ba$0$32489$4c368faf@ :

> After Gore's disaster "Live Earth" debacle, where has he gone? Why
> is he
> hiding?
>
>
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Aug. 15 -- Al Gore would top the Democratic slate should he decide to run,
according to a survey of likely Democratic primary voters in Michigan. When
his name is included in the poll, Gore gets 36% support, compared to 32%
for Hillary Clinton, 16% for Barack Obama, and 8% for John Edwards.

June 27 -- A new poll in New Hampshire has Al Gore leading the Democratic
field in the nation's first primary, with a six point lead over Hillary
Clinton, 32 to 26. "Gore is the only Democrat, including Hillary, who can
instantly melt the field," said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk
University Political Research Center.

Aug. 8 -- During a trip to Singapore, Al Gore stated he may reenter
politics "at some point in the future" and that none of the candidates
running for president is focusing on the crucial issue of climate change.

Gore Beats Giuliani, Runs Better Than Any Declared Candidate in New
Pennsylvania Poll

May 31 -- Even without campaigning for the 2008 presidential nomination, Al
Gore runs far better than any of the declared Democrats against the
Republican front runner in a new poll in Pennsylvania. Gore leads Giuliani
45 to 44 percent. By comparison, Giuliani leads Hillary Clinton 47 - 43
percent and Barack Obama 45 - 40 percent. Gore also moved up rapidly in the
primary race poll. He's now second to Clinton in the state, while Obama
dropped to third.


Other than that, he's sitting around polishing the Oscar that he won this
year, and counting the millions that he's made from his books and film.