Al Gore, a member of Appleis Board of Directors, won the Nobel
Peace Prize on Friday. However, even his trusted advisers doubt
that will lead to a run for the presidency, according to USA Today
on Friday.
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“I donit think that this great honor will change that calculation,” said Michael Feldman, a former Gore White House adviser. “Frankly, I donit think heis given politics a lot of thought lately.”
Mr. Gore seemed to punctuate that feeling when he said, in a statement after
the Prize was announced, “The climate crisis is not a political issue.”
“I donit foresee that this will in any way get Al Gore back on the campaign trail, said “Donna Brazile who managed Goreis 2000 presidential campaign.
Al Gore joined the Apple Board of Directors in March, 2003.
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