Draft Al Gore

And for some levity, Al Gore on Global Warming

Forget Hillary Clinton.

Forget Obamamania.

Al Gore talking about the weather is where it's at.

While voogling for clips of "An Inconvenient Truth", I came across this clip of Al Gore at last year's TED Conference.

TED is the "Technology, Entertainment and Design" clusterf0ck of CEOs, VPs and anybody who is anybody in the higher echelons of the ever shrinking (or growing, depending on how much of an optimist you are) creative class.

Al Gore was there last year to talk global warming and, well, hilarity ensues. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. If you have not been impressed by the man's renaissance, I promise you, you will have a completely different perception of Al Gore after you see this clip.

Now I understand why Mary Beth of Wampum couldn't wait to start her campaign to Draft Al Gore.


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