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    Posted August 5, 2009 by
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    The "Dream Team" Clinton-Gore Done It Again!

    By RanyFreeman  |  Posted August 5, 2009  |  Halifax, Nova Scotia
     

    The "Dream Team" Clinton-Gore Done It Again!

     

    I was so pleased to see the ever charismatic former President Bill Clinton and my hero former Vice President Al Gore to form a “Dream Team” again on this rescue mission to bring home the two US journalists that were detained in North Korea. I would argue that President Clinton and Vice President Gore are the best ambassadors that United States can ever have to the World. Regardless to how long President Clinton have been out of the oval office he still have it...have this persuading charming character that can go through and solve any difficult situation such as this one. I think this step will open the door for President Obama’s administration to start a direct dialogue with North Korea.



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