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...description. No one doubts Hillary Clinton's substance; even potential Republican opponents like Newt Gingrich and John McCain have praised her ability to understand tough issues and find the best answers. But if being smart about policy were the most important quality in a President, Al Gore would now be completing a successful second term...
Klein stated that Al Gore "Seems liberated, less awkward than he has ever before appeared in public and eager to propose more inconvenient truths ... I don't know if he's running for President. Probably not. But he should." Millions of Americans agree and are praying that Gore will decide to make himself available to his country one more time. This time though, Gore shouldn't worry about winning or losing; he shouldn't worry about raising money. He can remain liberated by making his campaign all about truth--not all about winning. Imagine Gore uncensored, speaking his heart...
...report submitted by the board's special investigative committee, headed by Apple directors Al Gore and Jerome York, says Jobs knew about the backdating or recommended favorable dates to boost stock value but says he did not benefit from the two grants he received because he gave up his right to exercise them in 2003. One was for 10 million shares in January 2000, the other for 7.5 million shares. The latter grant was finalized in December 2001 but backdated to October, when the stock was 13% cheaper. "The report seeks to downplay Jobs' involvement and the extent to which...
...endorsement list the size of some wedding parties and is now actively reaching out to get more House members to endorse him, and Obama is calling everyone he can, from labor leaders like John Sweeney, president of the AFL-CIO, to ex-presidential candidates Walter Mondale and Al Gore, to sound them out on a possible...
...intractable part of the Palestinian body politic that represents close to half of the population, and cannot simply be wished or blown away. For any U.S. peace plans that are predicated on giving it a knockout blow, the group's mass support - to borrow a phrase from Al Gore - is an inconvenient truth...