1)Kucinich 32% - 49,364, 2)Al Gore 25% 38,242, 3)John Edwards 16% - 24,078, 4)Barack Obama 14% - 21,403, 5)Hillary Clinton 4% - 6,504, 6)Bill Richardson 4% - 6,309, 8)Christopher Dodd 2% - 2,415, 9)Joe Biden 1% - 1,723, 10)Mike Gravel 1% - 1,182

MAJORA CARTER: Buying 50 shares of stock in parent company of that facility. HINOJOSA: You can go into shareholders meetings, voice your opinion? CARTER: Absolutely. Put out resolutions; make requests. HINOJOSA: Different kind of activism!

Al Gore lost 2000 Election by 4 Electoral Votes 271-267. He needed either his home State, Tennessee (11) or New Hampshire (4) Votes. Damn Florida; New Hampshire cost us 2000! Kerry won NH in 2004, but lost Iowa & NM. Which will Hillary win?

The film eloquently weaves the science of global warming with Al Gore's personal history and lifelong commitment to reversing the effects of global warming. The film is not a story of despair but rather a rallying cry.

Map gives superficial impression that "red states" dominate country, since they cover far more area. However, this is misleading - fails to take into account fact that most of red states have small populations; blue states have large ones.

Clinton, Al Gore, and George W. Bush face a firing squad in a small Central American country. Bill Clinton is first placed against the wall and just before the order to shoot him is given, he yells "Earthquake!".