Gore Power

By Kleinheider Posted on March 31, 2009 at 6:09 pm

It has increased the further he has has gotten from government service:

The greatest irony of Gore’s career is that he’s arguably more influential outside of government than when he was nearly atop it. His lecture series on global warming became a blockbuster Hollywood film, then won him a Nobel Prize. Yet he’s criticized by conservatives and lampooned in the television show South Park.

Gore took no post in the Obama administration, though he almost surely would have had one if he’d asked. Yet in many ways, he has more freedom to advance his agenda unencumbered by government obligations.

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You Say That Like It’s A Bad Thing

By Kleinheider Posted on August 10, 2008 at 9:37 pm

The Oak Hill Gazette on Davidson County Republican Chair Tom Lawless:

Anywhere where there is “power” in Nashville, being discussed, transferred or brokered, you can rest assured that Lawless is in the mix somehow, somewhere.

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