Nothing you say changes the premise.
The entire human-caused climate change issue has developed so many aspects of a religious dogma that I stopped keeping track. It was like shooting fish in a barrel.
Here's Al's website. "Answer the call?"
The guy who wrote the article didn't seem to have any trouble seeing the religious parallels, and he was virulently pro-Gore.
If someone like Newt Gingrich started training eager volunteers to go around the country with his point of view, we'd never hear the end of it.
Gore's appeal is completely emotional. His devotees pay no attention to what he has actually done or advocated over the years on various issues.
And I'm still amazed at how I can get a normally quite reasonable Democrat to foam at the mouth just by bringing up Florida, despite the fact that most of the things they're mad about are more mythical than true (the whole "Supreme Court" bit, for example.)
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- "Al Gore, Save Us!"
- Gore is a bright guy, served in Vietnam even if Dad was prominent.