Gore's wisdom and Obama's idealism to create the ultimate Democratic ticket

[jefferson_dem]

Making the case for Gore-Obama as a "coalition against the politics of fear" at TPM ...

Whatever Al Gore’s shortcomings (and I wrote plenty about them in the 1990s), he has risen with impressive decency and effectiveness above setbacks I doubt I could have endured without succumbing to the mild derangement one finds in many a political “survivor.” Gore has only grown stronger. He’s been prescient about big changes in communications, in climates, even in the fog of war. And the best argument for his running for President is that a Gore-Obama ticket stands the best chance of bringing 16 years of seasoned sanity to the White House.

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http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/specialguests/2007/may/24/gore_obama_and_a_coalition_against_the_politics_of_fear

[Tellurian]

1. Gore is DLC ...why are you backpedaling now?

Gore was one of it's founders and Obama isn't DLC so, how can he square with a DLC president?

[bamacrat]

2. I would love to see a Gore/Obama ticket.

I would vote for that over any other. Well maybe except for Gore/Kucinich.

[NYCGirl]

3. And here's another article that mentions a Gore-Obama ticket:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ed-kosner/a-little-touch-of-harry_b_49160.html