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6 Signs Al Gore is Running for President

4. He's deliberate stayed neutral

Refusing to endorse either Clinton or Obama, Gore has positioned himself as a neutral party in the Democratic race -- supposedly so he might broker a peaceful resolution between the two current front runners. However, it also just happens to leave the door open for Gore to choose either Clinton or Obama as his running mate.
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Mar 26th 2008 @ 11:48AM

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