Maryland: Al Gore

By Dick Morris
Whether it was rewarding Jimmy Carter for criticizing the Iraq War or supporting Al Gore in his crusade against global warming, the Norwegian Parliament - which chooses the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize - has sought to use the award as a political tool to influence American politic s. Its prestige and [...]

In a forthcoming book about the 42nd president, Baltimore author and longtime Bill Clinton intimate Taylor Branch writes that Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski was a longshot Clinton pick to be Al Gore's running mate in 2000. "It was not Gore's...

It also had the number for Al Gore's daughter:

A massive amount of sensitive, national security-related information from the Clinton administration has gone missing from the national archives....

He's a famous Hollywood star, but a real down to Earth guy-so down to Earth that he is devoting his life to saving the one planet we call home. Begley appeared in Annapolis recently as a guest of the Historic Annapolis Fdn. and I was fortunate enough to interview him before his lecture to a packed audience at the Westin.

His philosophy is "live simply so that others may simply live" although I've heard that quote long before I heard of Ed Begley. Regardless of who said it first, it is the credo by which he lives and his mission is to turn us all on to the benefits and joys of living the most environmentally sustainable or "greenest" lifestyle possible.