asking Al Gore to run in 2008!
unneccesary critisicms on al gore
Posted March 17th, 2008 by fabbb
you know how people say al gore is like crazy and stuff like that?honestly, i don't understand why people criticize al gore saying that he isn't good enough and the fucking list fucking goes on and on, its really ridiculous, al gore went through so much shit to help the younger generations, how many would do so? bush is a fucking loser who speaks but shows nothing all he really brought to the states,not only the states but the world was chaos, his obsession with money and shit like this brings him no where and i'm really sure hilary would be the same, obama's fine,well its still my personal opinion, theres not much people like us can do but to share and hopefully someone will read our stuff and promote it or something, al gore might emphasize alot on the environment but its totally realistic and relevant, first of, america has the highest global warming rate, if this continues the americans suffer and then they'll start saying like,shit, i shld have fucking voted for al gore, oh fuck you, when shit happens thats what they all say, well,fuck you, face reality,life is too short for regrets, make a choice that not only benefits you but others around.
Be part of the Draft Gore '08 campaign!
How is that to happen?
How is that to happen?
On March 20th, 2008 wanbligi said:
With all due respect to Al Gore, we have to be realistic here. The delegate and superdelegate count for each of the Democratic nominees, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, are approximately at 1700 and 1500 respectively. The magic number for the Democratic Presidential Nomination is 2025.
From my understanding the delegates won from each respective state are pledged delegates meaning that those delegates are pledged according to the primaries and caucuses held to date and cannot be changed.
Now the superdelegates of which there are approximately 800 in number are the ones that can be changed anytime. The point of the matter is that Al Gore as far as I know has no delegates won in any of the states because he chose not to be on the ballot. So the scenario of the Democratic National Convention in Denver not having a clear winner at the time of the convention maybe a possibility, but for either Obama or Hillary that trail to the nomination will be very near the 2025 necessary for the nomination, whereas Al Gore would not have any delegates at the time of the convention at his own choosing to not be on the ballots in all the state's primaries and caucuses.
I know alot of us wanted Al Gore as President, but the realism is the 2008 Democratic Presidential Nominee will be either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton.
Al Gore is one of the superdelegates and understands the role of the superdelegates and you can bet that Al Gore will have an impact on helping those undecided superdelegates make their all important decision on which of the two remaining Democratic candidates will get those remaining votes. All our prayers should be with the whole process as we move forward to its completion. Once that decision is made in Denver, we as Democrats need to unite around the nominee so that we can take back the White House in November 2008. Thank you.