Staff Contributors
Ashley Braun
David Roberts
Grist
Holly Richmond
Kate Sheppard
Katharine Wroth
Lisa Hymas
Sara Barz
Sarah K. Burkhalter
Sarah van Schagen
Tom Philpott
Trina Stout

Guest Contributors
Adam Browning
Adam Stein
Alan Durning
Andrew Dessler
Andrew Sharpless
Anna Fahey
Ben Tuxworth
biodiversivist
Brad Johnson
Charles Komanoff
Clark Williams-Derry
Elanor Starmer
Emily Gertz
Eric de Place
Erik Hoffner
Fawn Pattison
Frank O'Donnell
Gar Lipow
Glenn Hurowitz
Guest author
Ideas for On Day One
Jason D Scorse
JMG
John McGrath
Jon Rynn
Joseph Romm
Josh Dorner
Ken Johnson
Ken Ward
Kevin Doyle
Kit Stolz
Kurt Michael Friese
Liz Borkowski
Matthew Dillon
Maywa Montenegro
Melinda Henneberger
Meredith Niles
Michael Hebberoy
Michael Moynihan
Mike Tidwell
Miles Grant
Patrick Mazza
Peter Barnes
Peter Donovan
Representative Ed Markey
Ron Steenblik
Ryan Avent
Sean Casten
Sharon Astyk
Sir Oolius
Ted Nace
Thomas Dobbs
Tia Ghose
Tony Kreindler
Vinod Khosla
Zoe Bradbury
ADVERTISING POLICY

Gore should run!

Posted by David Roberts at 4:39 PM on 09 Apr 2008

Read more about: politics | presidential race 08 | Al Gore
Tools: print | email | + digg | + del.icio.us | + reddit | + stumbleupon

Part XXXVI

For story: Gore should run!
4 Comments | Post a Comment
Gore should run . . .

... and hide!

by LGT at 7:28 PM on 09 Apr 2008

Says McCain's former Campaign Manager



by GreyFlcn at 5:11 AM on 10 Apr 2008

Gore looks presidential

Precisely because he isn't running.  It keeps him out of the mud.  Remember when he approached poor lil duuhbya in one of the debates, appearing to loom over him and physically threaten?

But Barack is presidential even as he floats on the quicksand.  The mud isn't sucking him down.

Hillary got into the mud and started throwing it around, struggling in quicksand only pulls you under.

http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog

by amazingdrx at 5:32 AM on 10 Apr 2008

Gore Should Support the President

Al Gore should offer to make himself available as a resource to any current or future President who wishes to seriously address global warming. His single issue leadership is very valuable, and if climate change lost him to politics, I think we'd all be worse off.

by malechem at 10:04 AM on 10 Apr 2008

ADVERTISING POLICY
You are not logged in. Thus, you cannot post a comment. If you have an account, log in. If you don't have an account, well, by all means go make one! Meet you back here in five.
Gristmill homepage
sign in
Search Gristmill
Subscribe
  • subscribe via RSSStay updated with the Gristmill RSS feed.
  • Add to My Yahoo!
  • Subscribe with Bloglines
  • Subscribe in NewsGator Online
  • Subscribe in Netvibes
  • Subscribe in Google
Using Gristmill
  • What is Gristmill?
  • Posting rules
Recent Comments
ADVERTISING POLICY
The comments of Gristmill users reflect the opinions of those individuals only, and do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of Grist, its staff, its board members, their psychotherapists, or their aestheticians. Got it?

Gristmill is powered by Scoop.

ADVERTISING POLICY


About Grist | Support Grist | Job Board | Archives | Grist by Email | RSS | Podcast
Gristmill Blog | In the News | Ask Umbra | Muckraker | Victual Reality | 'Tis the Season | The Grist List | The Bottom Line


Grist: Environmental News and Commentary
a beacon in the smog (tm) ©2008. Grist Magazine, Inc. All rights reserved. Gloom and doom with a sense of humor®.
Webmaster | Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Trademarks