Who should be Al Gore's running mate be in 2008?

Question

I'm thinking either General Wes Clark or John Edwards.

Answer 1

I kind of like the sound of Gore/Clinton. Realistically though, with a better chance of getting elected it would be Gore/Obama since he seems to be the media darling right now.

Answer 2

Hopefully Al will be shown the door before he gets a campaign going. John Edwards is the candidate that is best for all sides., we need a moderate that actually recognizes that we have people in America that are in need.

Answer 3

I doubt Al Gore will get the democratic nomination so it's pretty much a moot point. I don't really know what to make of Gore. I'd say he's a left wing environmental whacko, but I'm not convinced he really even believes all his environmental crap. I think he has found it to be helpful to him financially and to his notariety to be a global warming activist. It's just what he does for a living. Kind of like Jesse Jackson being a race baiter.

I think it would be good for him to choose someone who is a little more moderate than he is, and perhaps someone who is known for issues other than environmental ones. I doubt he would do it, after the way Gore has treated him, but Lieberman would be a good choice, or someone similar.

Answer 4

If you lose to George Bush II, that means you aren't electable.

Neither Gore nor Kerry should run, and Hillary is too unpopular within her own party and has the entire conservative movement united against her.

The Democrats are getting too cocky because America's support for Bush is slipping. Take Bush out of the picture, because he is not running. The American people's opinion of Gore, Kerry, and Clinton is right up there with Bush, if not worse, because they do not take action and they made for a poor example of "loyal opposition". They had their chance to shine and blew it.

They have had the past 6 years to come up with a plan. They have no plan. And their leadership is a disgrace.

I don't like the Bush admin any more than you do, but you are fooling yourself if a radical wingnut is your candidate.

FIND A MODERATE, and you might actually get conservatives and independents to vote for your guy.

Liberals make up like 20% of the country. That's not good enough. You need moderate candidates.

Answer 5

the biggest concern is that lots of the Democratic applicants (and pretend applicants like Gore) are such superstars that it may be no longer difficulty-free for any to be vice chairman. And Gor is in basic terms too overdue interior the recreation to return up with regulations to run on. i could % to work out an Obama/Richardson or Obama/Biden value tag. he's have been given the aura, tension, infants, intelligence and expertise to narrate to people that a president would desire to and his help from international extensive is growing to be by ability of leaps and barriers. An experienced, average vice chairman could make an unbeatable value tag. His regulations are sound and he somewhat *asks* for enter from voters to help him shape his regulations. this is a non-subject for me to vote for everybody else.

Answer 6

John Edwards won't be available... but I like Clark

Answer 7

I'd like to see Obama get a vp nod, but I'm not sure he'd fit perfectly with Gore.

Answer 8

Either Kim Jong or Ahmadinejad would make a good running mate for Gore.
BUT........
HILLARY WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
It has already been decided by the News Media and the Rich & Powerful here, and around the world.

Answer 9

How about Monica Lewinsky?
Where's Donna Rice these days?
Michael Moore is good. The bumper stickers will read Gore / Moore.

Answer 10

Abe Bagota