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To: American Spirit who wrote (506048)	12/8/2003 4:52:50 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

Gore to Endorse Howard Dean, Sources Say apnews.myway.com Dec 8, 4:51 PM (ET) By RON FOURNIER MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - Former Vice President Al Gore intends to endorse Howard Dean for the Democratic presidential nomination, a dramatic move that could cement Dean's position in the fight for the party's nod. Gore, who lost to President Bush in the disputed 2000 election, has agreed to endorse Dean in Harlem in New York City on Tuesday and then travel with the former Vermont governor to Iowa, sight of the Jan. 19 caucuses which kickoff the nominating process, said a Democratic source close to Gore. The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Dean will return from Iowa in time for the Tuesday night Democratic debate in New Hampshire. Dean's campaign declined to comment.

To: American Spirit who wrote (506048)	12/8/2003 5:36:51 PM
From: FastC6	Respond to of 769667

ROFLMAO at you bozo....could you be any more stupid if you tried?

To: American Spirit who wrote (506048)	12/8/2003 5:41:39 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 769667

Gore to Endorse Dean Former Vice President Will Make Announcement on Tuesday By Dan Balz Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, December 8, 2003; 5:09 PM Former vice president Al Gore plans to endorse former Vermont governor Howard Dean for president Tuesday, according to a Democratic source, giving the insurgent candidate the kind of establishment support his campaign has been lacking and providing additional momentum to his front-running campaign. Gore, who won the popular vote in the 2000 presidential election, plans to endorse Dean at a Tuesday morning rally in Harlem, then fly to Iowa for what the campaign was billing Monday as an event that would "change the face" of the Dean campaign. Dean will then fly to New Hampshire to participate in Tuesday night's debate with the other Democratic candidates. His endorsement, which caught Dean's rivals by surprise, comes after an intensive courtship by the former Vermont governor, who reached out to both Gore and his wife Tipper repeatedly over the past year. Dean sought reassurance from Gore during the spring about his opposition to the Iraq war at a time when that position appeared to be politically risky. Gore's decision to back a candidate who was once a dark horse in the race for the Democratic nomination represents a blow to all the other major candidates, especially to Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (D-Conn.), who was Gore's vice presidential running mate in 2000. "This is huge," said Donna Brazile, Gore's 2000 campaign manager. "This gives Dean the credibility he's been lacking, from someone from the inside of the party. This will give Dean a tremendous boost in locking down the nomination."

To: American Spirit who wrote (506048)	12/8/2003 5:43:14 PM
From: Howard C.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

I don't agree. First of all, Dean would seem pretty unstoppable now. But if there were a deadlock, I would bet that Hillary would be the choice, not Gore. And she would have an excellent chance of beating W, perhaps even a better chance than Dean. And it would fun watching all the wingers writhing in agony over a woman running for President, that would be fun.

To: American Spirit who wrote (506048)	12/8/2003 5:43:27 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

so much for the political knowhow: kerryboy is finished - no doubt he spitted out F-words........... Gore to Endorse Dean Former Vice President Will Make Announcement on Tuesday By Dan Balz Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, December 8, 2003; 5:09 PM Former vice president Al Gore plans to endorse former Vermont governor Howard Dean for president Tuesday, according to a Democratic source, giving the insurgent candidate the kind of establishment support his campaign has been lacking and providing additional momentum to his front-running campaign. Gore, who won the popular vote in the 2000 presidential election, plans to endorse Dean at a Tuesday morning rally in Harlem, then fly to Iowa for what the campaign was billing Monday as an event that would "change the face" of the Dean campaign. Dean will then fly to New Hampshire to participate in Tuesday night's debate with the other Democratic candidates. His endorsement, which caught Dean's rivals by surprise, comes after an intensive courtship by the former Vermont governor, who reached out to both Gore and his wife Tipper repeatedly over the past year. Dean sought reassurance from Gore during the spring about his opposition to the Iraq war at a time when that position appeared to be politically risky. Gore's decision to back a candidate who was once a dark horse in the race for the Democratic nomination represents a blow to all the other major candidates, especially to Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (D-Conn.), who was Gore's vice presidential running mate in 2000. "This is huge," said Donna Brazile, Gore's 2000 campaign manager. "This gives Dean the credibility he's been lacking, from someone from the inside of the party. This will give Dean a tremendous boost in locking down the nomination."