Gore Is Our Next President (Ron Paul as VP?)

By Daniel Miessler on June 9th, 2007: Tagged as Activism | Al Gore | Politics | Ron Paul

Yeah, I’m all for Ron Paul, and I will continue to push for him. He not only represents himself as an individual candidate, but he more importantly represents a renewed faith in the political system itself. And for that I thank him and support him.

But he won’t get the Republican nomination.

And since he can’t win without that, he’s lost. But even if he did win it probably wouldn’t matter. Within the next few months Al Gore is going to enter the race, and he’s going to win. Let’s review:

  1. Has the perfect image of concerned citizen pursuing just causes outside of Washington.
  2. Was actually elected President by the people, but got robbed of it.

gg.

His election will by a symbolic gesture by the American people — us handing him back what was stolen from him. Now all he needs to do is convince Ron Paul that he can’t get ahead in the toilet that is the republican party, and convince him to join his ticket as Vice President.

Now THAT would be truly awesome.:

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  • http://ronpaulforums.com/ bret

    Al Gore is not going to run; it’s obvious he has some agreement with the Clintons, or he would have done it already (Obama / Edwards are both going nowhere). A Gore/Clinton ticket would have been pretty strong, but I think they are blinded by Clinton’s fundraising and it will be Clinton/probably Obama but maybe Edwards.

    I think Al Gore has had enough.

    That said – Ron Paul can win the nomination … remember, PEOPLE vote in primaries, not some abstract party decided by Sean Hannity and Rudy McRomneyson. It’s all about spreading the message. Everywhere it is spread, people see it is the truth. This country, and the republican party in particular, is waking up. That is a good thing. You’re going to be surprised. Just wait.

    Keep fighting the good fight.

  • http://ronpaulforums.com bret

    Al Gore is not going to run; it’s obvious he has some agreement with the Clintons, or he would have done it already (Obama / Edwards are both going nowhere). A Gore/Clinton ticket would have been pretty strong, but I think they are blinded by Clinton’s fundraising and it will be Clinton/probably Obama but maybe Edwards.

    I think Al Gore has had enough.

    That said – Ron Paul can win the nomination … remember, PEOPLE vote in primaries, not some abstract party decided by Sean Hannity and Rudy McRomneyson. It’s all about spreading the message. Everywhere it is spread, people see it is the truth. This country, and the republican party in particular, is waking up. That is a good thing. You’re going to be surprised. Just wait.

    Keep fighting the good fight.

  • http://richardboyer.net/archives/2007/06/09/nation-to-al-gore-pretty-please-with-sugar-on-top/ encoded notions

    Nation to Al Gore: “pretty please with sugar on top?”…

    Daniel Miessler and I both seem to share the same hopeful idea concerning the 2008 election: Al Gore will become the next president (for real this time).

    In my head, I keep telling myself that he isn’t running yet because he wants to see who com…

  • http://rick.thedunnams.com/ Rick

    Ron could get the ticket… but I do not think he will. As for Gore, I do not think he would run and if he did I do not think that America would turn out to ‘symbolically’ affirm ‘their’ previous votes.

    So, Gore could convince Ron Paul that he cannot win in the toilet of the Rep. party, but could succeed in the sewer of the Dem. Party… interesting. I do not believe Ron Paul could be persuaded to make that move… I mean there is not a huge difference in the party’s but in that candidate there is, like their fundamental views being polar (one believes in BIG gov that creates a welfare state and the other is a limited Fed government). Ron Paul is a good representation of what the party was supposed to be before the neo-cons ran a muck. A new party is in order, both are waste pools…. just one is completely gone (dem) and the other slowly going the same road.

  • http://rick.thedunnams.com Rick

    Ron could get the ticket… but I do not think he will. As for Gore, I do not think he would run and if he did I do not think that America would turn out to ‘symbolically’ affirm ‘their’ previous votes.

    So, Gore could convince Ron Paul that he cannot win in the toilet of the Rep. party, but could succeed in the sewer of the Dem. Party… interesting. I do not believe Ron Paul could be persuaded to make that move… I mean there is not a huge difference in the party’s but in that candidate there is, like their fundamental views being polar (one believes in BIG gov that creates a welfare state and the other is a limited Fed government). Ron Paul is a good representation of what the party was supposed to be before the neo-cons ran a muck. A new party is in order, both are waste pools…. just one is completely gone (dem) and the other slowly going the same road.

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