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05/22/2007, 5:55pm, EDT
Tuesday, May 22nd
Jobs: Gore will become president if he runs
Apple chief Steve Jobs recently spoke with TIME Magazine to reveal his opinion on the former vice president of the United States, Al Gore, with regard to the upcoming presidential election. "If he ran, there's no question in my mind that he would be elected," said Jobs, referring to Gore. "But I think there's a question in his mind, perhaps because the pain of the last election runs a lot deeper than he lets most of us see." Al Gore joined Apple's board of directors in 2003 and likely played some part in the Cupertino-based company's recent decision to reveal its environmental policies and plans for the future. Gore also led the committee that investigated Apple's recent stock options scandal, clearing all current Apple management of any wrongdoing. To critics who say they were surprised that Gore took on the lead role of the investigation, Gore simply replied "That's silly."
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-has an IQ greater than his shoe size -can speak in complete sentences -believes in science, reason and evolution -doesn't think Jeebus is going to magically beam us up into the skies so we don't have to give a shit about trashing the planet -follows the Constitution -doesn't constantly embarrass his countrymen
So much clutter and three whopping 30-inch cinema displays.
It's there in the printed issue. Took me awhile to find it online in this gallery of photos. It's the 20th photo in this collection: http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1622338,00.html
Yes, some folk dooo love to trot out the "anything left of center is ultra left" paint brush. It must be oh so comforting to live in the black and white world.