If Gore DOESN'T run, do you think the Dem president would solicit his help

[gateley]

in working toward implementing earth-friendly guidelines? I think Gore, more than most, understands we're faced with a GLOBAL catastrophe and his input and guidance would be invaluable.

How do you think would be the best way to utilize and implement Gore's expertise?

And...do you think Gore would accept?

[liberalmuse]

1. He'd accept, but they won't solicit his help.

Too pompous. Perhaps Edwards or Kucinich would. Today, I've decided I won't vote if Hillary wins the primary. I'm having a tantrum. Wah, wah, wah. I don't really care who gets in there if she's one of the choices--except Romney or Guiliani. God, I guess I'll have to vote if it's Hillary vs Mitt (short for 'Mormon twit') or the Ghoul. That was childish name-calling. America is so beyond fucked I don't think there will be any redemption unless Kucinich, Edwards or even Obama get in there. Just in the past week, everything has gotten about 10% more heinous in this country. Cheney must be sacrificing virgins again.

[gateley]

2. Well they might be too pompous but they might succumb to public pressure.

Gore has such a good reputation that I think they might see it as a plus in their political cap. And just MAYBE the candidate will be sincerely concerned about the ecological threat, and WANT to do something for the better of all mankind. (No, I'm not high!)

I think Hillary and Gore dislike one another, so you're probably right in that regard.

Don't stress yourself out yet over HOW you'll vote IF -- it's a long way down the road and you can use your angst at that time more productively. Hang in there!!