Do you think Al Gore would win "re-election" by a landslide if he ran again?

Question

If he became President, the first thing he could do is finish counting the Florida votes. We need him badly as a country. He could restore the Worlds faith in America again, to get us back on the right track so the World can believe that our country can be a moral leader again.

all you right wingers are mean. Can't provide meaningful answers, just insults.

Answer 1

Please be respectful. Refer to him as President Al Gore. If things worked out the way they should have, he would not be able to run in 2008 because he would be completing his 2nd term in office. We would instead be concerned about what we needed to do to get a real Democrat to beat Vice President Lieberman in the primary.

President Gore would be re-elected. The Democrats have enough power that they should be able to make sure the Republicans can't steal this one. 2/3 of the country hates Bush and most of them will vote for the Democrat. Gore is smarter politically now and would run a much better campaign. Even a moron like Bush finally admitted in his State of the Union address that there is such a thing as "global climate change" (of course he'll do nothing to stop it).

As far as a landslide, I don't know. There are still too many stupid people in this country. I think he'd win by at least 55%-45%, perhaps close to 60%-40%. Its hard to say at this point.

Answer 2

If he ran against George Bush I am sure that there would be no need to count the votes, he would win by the biggest margin in history. It is going to take much work for the U.S. to regain its moral stature in the world after the damage that this criminal and corrupt president has done. It may be years again before nations trust that they will not be attacked simply because we disagree with their governmental system, or they have some resource that we want. I do not think that George Bush could win against the worst democrat in history. He certainly will go down as the worst president for his agenda while being in office.

Answer 3

First, you have to be elected once before you can be re-elected. It's that whole "re-" thing at the begining.

Second, the Florida votes were recounted, twice, and Fat Albert lost all three times.

We need him badly? For what? We happen to be at war and the last thing we need is an uber-liberal at the helm. Within a month the terrorists would be setting up training camps in our own country and Fat Albert would be funding them, just to prove what a nice guy he is, and gas would be about $25 a gallon.

Restore the World's faith in America? Certainly, their faith that we're a bunch of idiots who don't deserve to be breathing their air.

HERE'S YOUR SIGN!!!

Answer 4

i imagine that an self sufficient or Libertarian candidate ought to win in the previous a Republican did. it is evidently until eventually Chris Christie finally makes his determination on if he's operating.

Answer 5

The world would be a better place if Al would leave politics. He is an ignorant boob. He couldn't beat George Bush. When the republicans run a real candidate Al won't draw any votes but yours and his.

Answer 6

Yeah right sure anything you say, sorry your going have to do something a darn site better then Mr. Gore. Insults? how is this an insult?

Answer 7

Al may win by a landslide if he invented a new city and ran for mayor but its questionable, Dennis the Menace may run also.

Answer 8

amen to that man, to bad al is still in a deep depression.

Answer 9

Al wouldn't make it through the primaries.

Answer 10

Stay in School. You haven't gotten the ability to learn all of the facts, yet. And stop drinking that Kool-Aid! It's causing you to go blind.