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CAN we nominate Al Gore as a write in candidate, and if so, HOW?

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Specifics, specifics. And questions, question.


Alright, you pros out there, what's the answer? And please don't just respond to the piece -- WRITE YOUR OWN STATEMENT ABOUT HOW WE CAN DO THIS.

And please, please, network to as many sites as possible.


IF Gore CAN be nominated (elected?) as a write in candidate, then its time for "power of the people" to make it happen.


And while we at it, and speaking of power of the people, let's start getting very, very focused about that multitude of things we can REALISTICALLY ACCOMPLISH independently of the dem/pug one party system.


Dear God, it's obvious to barnyard animals that the DLC Hillary Clinton Doll is a textbook Republican wearing a Halloween Democratic mask. As has already been said thousands of times, if Hillary Clinton/Bush gets elected, this will simply hammer the last nail into our Constitutional Republic.


But the main thrust of this piece is hope, hope, and more hope. We have to find out just what grass roots progressive/liberal Americans (plus independents and moderates – it’s a big Ship of State) can ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISH independently of gutless Democratic Congressional traitors.


You know what; I think the power of the people hasn't even been tapped into. I think we've been brainwashed into thinking that governmental dynamics have to be processed through an utterly no win political/social system invented by America's Greek God-like elites.


Said differently, establishment politics is our jailor, not our liberator. And why should this surprise anyone since the "political game" was concocted by vampire elites precisely to give the "have not's" and middle and lower classes (the 99%) a bone to gnaw on while the pig, pig rich continue to live like Greek Gods.


So politics is part of the problem, not the solution. The solution is power of the people strategies which circumvent the elite's multiple political fail safes.


The primary challenge now is probably for us to SNAP OUT OF IT and realize that the Americans who so passionately reject this Bush/fascist/neocon coup d'etat have OPTIONS OF POWER that have little or nothing to do with establishment politics, e.g., "beltway democratic politicians."


And this isn't abstract theory. This is taking a long, hard look at realpolitik apolitical hardball. How could it be more obvious? If we are going to take our country back and save Mother Nature (and our children's lives and futures), we have to do it INDEPENDENTLY of this elite created, suicidal one party system.


Forget the dems. Forget the pugs. It's 100% up to us to make radical, apolitical changes.


And let's start with making Al Gore a write in candidate . . . and then keep going on from there.


Isn't it empowering to think we can make vast things happen without having to kiss the you know what of establishment politics?

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Yes we can! by Dallas112263 on Sunday, Oct 28, 2007 at 8:39:26 PM
Yes, we can! by Louisa on Sunday, Oct 28, 2007 at 8:40:30 PM
TRY by Professor Emeritus Peter Bagnolo on Sunday, Oct 28, 2007 at 9:31:25 PM
Try This by Louisa on Sunday, Oct 28, 2007 at 9:56:02 PM
thalnk you by W. Christopher Epler (Bill) on Sunday, Oct 28, 2007 at 10:28:05 PM
Thank you Mr. Epler by Dr. Larry Semark on Monday, Oct 29, 2007 at 10:10:22 AM
Gore by Ty on Monday, Oct 29, 2007 at 1:27:55 PM
hard choice by W. Christopher Epler (Bill) on Monday, Oct 29, 2007 at 5:31:58 PM

 
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