Al Gore

What are the best sites for learning about Al Gore? We’ve started with these. What else should be here?

1. Al Gore at Wikipedia - Wikipedia does its best to create an unbiased biography of Gore, which may be the most detailed profile available online. Unfortunately, due to vandalism: “… editing of this article by unregistered or newly registered users is currently disabled.” (wikipedia.org)

2. Al Gore 2008 - A number of Gore-in-2004 sites joined to form this grassroots site dedicated to Mr. Gore’s current politicking and maybe, just maybe, to encourage him to run in the 2008 presidential election. (www.algore-08.com)

3. Gore Myths - OK, we all know Al Gore didn’t really invent the Internet. But do we know if that’s really what he said? What about his farming background? The Buddhist temple incident? Interesting debunking that actually lists sources. (www.algoresupportcenter.com)

4. An Inconvenient Truth: News & Blog - Continuing the path charted by the movie An Inconvenient Truth, this site features Al Gore’s ongoing efforts to educate and train Americans on what they can do to combat global warming. (www.climatecrisis.com)

5. A Different Kind of Al Gore Movie - See Gore body surf! This blog features the movie Spike Jonze filmed during a day spent with then-Vice President Al Gore. The film that maybe could have helped Gore win the 2000 election was never shown on national television. Includes an interview with Jonze. (scienceblogs.com)