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Originally Posted by amber
Yep. She's a better "politician", Gore is better unfettered, with sword in hand. If you see what I mean. And I know you would, astro-wise. 
Plus, he's not as good at "politicking", it appears to me. So they say. Though they have both been accused of being "wooden" and "cold", I think Hillary is still more suited to the quagmire that is politics. A bit better at the doublespeak and whatnot, the necessary lies and such.
Naturally it would be nice if the public looked a little past how much TV charm a candidate has, but they don't.
I'm very, very happy that this subject is getting so much attention. The more, the better. Have y'all noticed the huge upswing in "green" advertising? I wish it had come sooner, but I'm glad it's here, and I definitely have Gore to thank in part. Once he went on Oprah, it was all over.  *whew!* |
I agree with you wholeheartedly. I dont know if he has the heart for the politicking aspect after getting robbed in 2000 anyway. It has to feel good to have all this buzz and people begging him to run. If something unforseen happenes and Clinton can't pull off getting the nomination he would be a my second choice.
Green advertizing is on the upswing and living in the "flyover state" of Ohio I am glad to see that it is also starting to sink in.