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	Al Gore information - Search.com
		Al Gore was born in Washington, D.C., to Albert A. Gore, Sr.
		Gore voted 7 to 2 to declare the ongoing recount procedure unconstitutional because it feared that different standards would be used in different parts of the state, and 5 to 4 to ban recounts using other procedures.
		Gore's endorsement of Dean was helpful to the latter in legitimizing him in the eyes of the establishment faction of the Democratic Party, but it also led the media to dub Dean as the clear front-runner, with the result that his opponents devoted more of their emphasis to opposing him.
	www.search.com /reference/Al_Gore (6377 words)

	Al Gore
		Born the son of Albert Gore, Sr.[?], a veteran Democratic Senator from Tennessee, and Pauline Gore[?], Al Gore Jr.
		Gore, however, was never fully understood on this point, and did not clearly rebut George W. Bush when teased about the issue during their debates[?].
		Gore's behavior during the first debate was even the basis for a sketch on NBC's Saturday Night Live television program, which according to some sources, members of Gore's campaign asked him to watch before the next debate.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/al/Albert_Gore.html (3234 words)

	Vice President Al Gore
		By all accounts, Vice President Al Gore should be boasting that the longest period of uninterrupted economic growth, low unemployment, and three consecutive budget surpluses are reasons to keep a Democrat in the Oval Office.
		Gore beefed up on the imminent environmental crisis as a senator, becoming an expert on global warming, the depletion of the ozone layer, the destruction of rain forests, and new earth friendly technology.
		Gore has also been embroiled in his own controversies, notably when he was investigated for soliciting donations from White House telephones, a no-no under the campaign finance laws.
	www.infoplease.com /spot/algore1.html (890 words)

	Al Gore's Journey: In Congress, Gore Selected Issues Ready for Prime Time
		Gore's Congressional career was not spent in the middle of the ideological wars; his interests, his political instincts and perhaps the memory of his father pushed him elsewhere.
		Gore was in the thick of the struggle for the passage of the Superfund Act of 1980, which established a fund to clean up toxic wastes.
		Gore came forth with his answer: an arms control strategy that would move from big multiple-warhead missiles to smaller single-warhead missiles, which could be easily scattered and thus much harder to target, thereby reducing the advantage of a first strike.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/camp/081300wh-gore-record.html (3299 words)

	Al Gore’s movie meets its match in Stockholm - On Line Opinion - 13/10/2006
		Al Gore’s recent visits to Australia and Scandinavia to publicise the launch of his movie, An Uncertain Truth, jollied up - but regrettably did not materially illuminate - public discussion of the global warming issue.
		Mr Gore arrived in Scandinavia, by chance, at the same time that a technical meeting on climate change was in progress in Sweden.
		From the papers presented, as indeed from Mr Gore’s film, it is clear that the alarmist case for dangerous global warming rests on circumstantial evidence, unsubstantiated computer models and green political activism.
	www.onlineopinion.com.au /view.asp?article=5006 (1341 words)

	Al Gore controversies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Al Gore, former Vice-President of the United States (1993-2001) and 2000 Democratic Party presidential nominee, has been the subject of several controversies.
		Gore was similarly criticized for attending 1996-04-29 an event at the Buddhist Hsi Lai Temple in Hacienda Heights, California, USA.
		Gore distinguished his view on federal funding of institutions performing abortions from his view on the legality of abortion, "I voted to restrict federal funding of abortions[but] I've always supported Roe v.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Al_Gore_controversies (2721 words)

	Salon Politics2000 \| Al Gore, race-baiter
		The reason Gore is suddenly attacking Bradley on race is that the vice president and his campaign team see Southern fl voters as the key to slowing any momentum Bradley might gain with a respectable showing in the Iowa caucuses and a win in New Hampshire.
		Gore is counting on Southern fls, who make up some 40 percent of Democratic primary voters in the South, to serve as an anti-Bradley "firewall." Gore campaign manager Donna Brazile confirmed this strategy with remarkable candor in a November interview with the Washington Post.
		But if the Gore campaign and Democrats nationally continue their recent use of race in such reprehensible ways, the vice president may spend the last few days of the election hoping that a prediction he made last summer does not come true.
	archive.salon.com /politics2000/feature/2000/01/18/gore/print.html (2301 words)

	AllPolitics - Questions Focus On Gore - Mar. 2, 1997
		WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, March 2) -- Al Gore became the latest focus of scrutiny into Democratic fund-raising efforts Sunday, when the Washington Post reported that the vice president was the administration's "solicitor-in-chief" during the 1996 re-election campaign.
		Gore took the responsibilities of directly soliciting donations at the behest of then-Clinton strategist Dick Morris, after Clinton flatly refused to make such calls.
		Gore associates say Gore did not know that then-Commerce Department Secretary Ron Brown had assisted the company in obtaining a $36 million contract with Telmex, Mexico's national telecommunications company, nor that Donald acknowledged the donation was a "thank you" to the Clinton administration.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1997/03/02/gore (890 words)

	Controversies of '96 still haunting Gore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		WASHINGTON - Al Gore's presidential campaign in 2000 is trailed by a threatening cloud that never seems to go away: controversies left over from the 1996 campaign.
		Gore supporters said there's little reason to believe Attorney General Janet Reno, who has twice rejected recommendations for an independent counsel in the fundraising case, will change course and propose one now.
		But they also acknowledged that the report was damaging to Gore: Distracting him from the day's intended message, reminding voters of old scandals and reinforcing the sense of "Clinton fatigue" that has prompted some voters to yearn for a change in the White House.
	www.usatoday.com /news/opinion/e2145.htm (917 words)

	Al Gore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		When Clark responded to that first question by saying that Iraq was not responsible for the attack and that al Qaeda was, the president persisted in focusing on Iraq.
		When the administration is told specifically and repeatedly that there is no linkage, and simultaneously makes bold assertions in a confident manner to the American people that leave the impression with 70 percent of the country that Saddam Hussein was primarily responsible for the attack, this is deception.
		Iraq is far from the only policy where the president has made bold assertions about the need for dramatic change in policy, change that he has said is mandated by controversial assertions differing radically from accepted views of reality in that particular policy area.
	www.xpatusa.com /Al_Gore2.htm (6420 words)

	Al Gore denounces the collapse of US democratic institutions [Voltaire]
		After describing the absolute power claimed by George W. Bush, both in the US and in the world, Al Gore stigmatizes the constitutional philosophy which new Supreme Court members intend to impose with the aim of putting the US President above the law.
		Gore also denounces the collapse of the US Congress as corruption spreads within it.
		Today we publish the second and final part of the speech given by former US Vice-president Al Gore on January 16, 2006, during a meeting organized by the American Constitution Society and Liberty Coalition.
	www.voltairenet.org /article135117.html (2966 words)

	MoveOn.org Political Action: Democracy in Action
		When Clarke responded to his question by saying that Iraq was not responsible for the attack and that al Qaeda was, the President persisted in focusing on Iraq, and again, asked Clarke to spend his time looking for information linking Saddam Hussein to the attack.
		This was not an unfortunate misreading of the available evidence, causing a mistaken linkage between Iraq and al Qaeda, this was something else; a willful choice to make the linkage, whether evidence existed or not.
		Iraq is not the only policy where the President has made bold assertions about the need for a dramatic change in American policy, a change that he has said is mandated by controversial assertions that differ radically from accepted views of reality in that particular policy area.
	pol.moveon.org /gore5 (5994 words)

	PageOneQ \| Complete text of Al Gore's speech at Constitution Hall
		This is the text distributed immediately before the speech and is materially the same as Vice President Gore's remarks.
		In spite of our differences over ideology and politics, we are in strong agreement that the American values we hold most dear have been placed at serious risk by the unprecedented claims of the Administration to a truly breathtaking expansion of executive power.
		In exactly the same way, George Tenet's CIA eventually joined in endorsing a manifestly false view that there was a linkage between al Qaeda and the government of Iraq.
	pageoneq.com /news/2006/Gore_011606.html (6539 words)

	Al Gore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		According to combat photographer H. Alan Leo, Gore was protected from dangerous situations at the request of Brigadier General Kenneth B. Cooper, the 20th Engineer Brigades Commander.
		He did however often attempt to play-up the percieved silliness of the allegation, by often making jokes about his influences over the internet.
		An examination of the origins of the "Al Gore invented the Internet" meme
	usapedia.com /a/al-gore.html (3294 words)

	Papers Past: Publications List
		The Herald was one of a chain of newspapers that Mackay ran in Otago in the 1860s and 70s.
		The Mataura Ensign, named after the Scottish newspaper, the Northern Ensign, was first produced in Gore (in Southland) on the 10 May 1878.
		The paper survived a number of controversies in its early years but the 1970s and 1980s were difficult times for evening newspapers and the Herald ceased publication in 1989.
	paperspast.natlib.govt.nz /browse.html (2471 words)

	Al Gore's Georgetown Speech [Voltaire]
		The problem for the president is that he doesn’t have any credible evidence to support his claim, and yet, in spite of that, he persists in making that claim vigorously.
		The myth that Iraq and Al Qaeda were working together was no accident - the president and vice president deliberately ignored warnings before the war from international intelligence services, the CIA, and their own Pentagon that the claim was false.
		This lie about the invented connection between Al Qaeda and Iraq was and is the key to justifying the current ongoing constitutional power grab by the president.
	www.voltairenet.org /article30036.html (5394 words)

	MoveOn.org Political Action: Democracy in Action
		On April 27, 2005 Al Gore delivered an inspiring, high-energy address to a full house of MoveOn members and the national press.
		Gore had not only all been nominated to the Court by a Republican president, but had also been confirmed by only Republican Senators in party-line votes, America would not have accepted that court's decision.
		In fact, under the procedures used by Republicans during the Clinton/ Gore Administration, far fewer than the 41 Senators necessary to sustain a filibuster were able to routinely block the Senate from voting on judges nominated by the president.
	pol.moveon.org /algore/rally.html (3037 words)

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		Al Gore won the election in year 2000.
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		President Al Gore and the Vice-President of the EU Parliament, Alejo Vidal-Quadras.
	www.runalgore.com /indextemp.html (8193 words)

	The 2000 U
		The warfare between Al Gore and George W. Bush is certainly historic -- but this partisan version of a demolition derby may not be as profound as we think.
		Concerned about Gore's faltering numbers in the polls, they argued that votes for Nader might well lead to the victory of George W. Bush.
		The fact that there is always such vigorous dispute on this subject, with people of solid left credentials coming to sharply different conclusions, results in part from the extremely marginal position of the left.
	www.zmag.org /election2000.htm (2097 words)

	Al Gore: 'Restoring the Rule of Law' \| Liberty Coalition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Al Gore: 'Restoring the Rule of Law'
		Congressman Barr and I have disagreed many times over the years, but we have joined together today with thousands of our fellow citizens—Democrats and Republicans alike—to express our shared concern that America’s Constitution is in grave danger.
		Information and action items on the Liberty Coalition website should not be taken as an endorsement by any partner organization unless explicitly stated as such.
	www.libertycoalition.net /gore-speech (6809 words)

	Conservative Intelligence Center--Return Of The Gods Web Site.
		While Bush had earlier held a comfortable margin over Al Gore, he came out of the botched Republican Convention headed for the cliff-hanger that followed.
		These would include not only the obvious, which flow from spiraling Federal deficits, addressed hereafter; the myriad of questions and controversies inevitable in the implementation of such programs; and the inevitable failures in any program designed to pursue solutions to what are, actually, less problems than realities of life.
		While the initial support had been based more on trust than reason, the rejection came to be based upon reason and a loss of trust.
	pages.prodigy.net /krtq73aa/current.htm (3766 words)

	News Hounds: Al Gore's speech January 16, 2006
		Former VP and presidential popular vote-winner in 2000 Al Gore made a policy speech today, co-sponsored by American Constitution Society for Law and Pollicy and the trans-partisan Liberty Coalition.
		His speech, as taken from Al Gore '04, follows.
		Your email address is required to post, but it will not be published on the site.
	www.newshounds.us /2006/01/16/al_gores_speech_january_16_2006.php (6634 words)

	Election 2000
		At a special election on June 27, 2000, proposed Charter Amendment III, “The School Governance Charter Amendment Act of 2000”; was passed by a vote of 20,511 to 19,668, winning 48 precincts and losing 92 precincts.
		Materials relating to the Amendment and related controversies are listed here.
		Send mail with questions or comments to webmaster@dcwatch.com
	www.dcwatch.com /archives/election2000 (256 words)

	CNSNews.com: The Cybercast News Service
		Al Gore Refuses to Listen to Republican Opening Statements
		(CNSNews.com) - Former Vice President Al Gore apparently will brook no skepticism.
		Given the opportunity to testify about global warming before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, Gore decided to arrive late, so he wouldn't have to suffer through the Republican opening statement.
	www.cnsnews.com (1370 words)

	mfiles - film music oscar awards, winners and nominations for Original Score and Song
		For the main category of Original or Dramatic Score we list the winner first and then the nominations, and for the other Awards we currently list only the winner.
		The Oscars often have controversies over the relative artistic merit of the winners and losers and that issue extends to the film music awards also, but all the winners and nominees are generally deserving of recognition for their achievements:
		"Al Otro Lado Del Río" by Jorge Drexler from The Motorcycle Diaries
	www.mfiles.co.uk /film-oscars.htm (3324 words)

	Eagle Forum University
		Could $2 billion in government-funded research lead us astray?
		Ever wonder why Bush carried certain states and Gore carried others?
		The outcomes were closely correlated to the state’s evolution requirements.
	www.eagleforumu.org (1563 words)

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