Gore's Inconvenient Follow Up on Its Way — Would You Buy It?

March 25, 2009

Climate change crusader Al Gore is back with a new book — Our Choice. The follow up to An Inconvenient Truth will spell out everything Gore has learned in the last few years, including concrete solutions to the climate issue. As the title hints at, Gore will hammer home the need to make bold choices.

And of course the book wouldn't be relevant without a tie-in to the current economic crisis (people can only handle one crisis at a time!). Our Choice explains how green policies can create new jobs and stimulate the economy.

Would you choose to buy Al Gore's new book when it's released in November?

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33 Comments

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

I would make it like the serials we used to see in Saturday movie matinees, every chapter ends with the hero or his girlfriend facing certain death, and the following week miraculously escapes.

CaterpillarGirl 4 years 7 weeks

Im super serial.

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

:heart: Steph :heart:

stephley 4 years 7 weeks

:rotfl:

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

Now if he would only take the time to listen to them janneth, maybe he would not be such an ideologue

janneth 4 years 7 weeks

Thank goodness scientists understand the truth of what he is writing about.

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

Effit, I think it will be in the "horror" section

effit 4 years 7 weeks

Buy it at your favorite bookstore under "Fiction"

UnDave35 4 years 7 weeks

This book isn't going to provide more proof. It's just a follow-up on what Al Gore has learned in the last few years. We're still wanting to debate his claims from the first one, and yet Gore refuses. Why would we pay money which in essence shows support for a theory which he won't debate at length?

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

hypnotic, Al Gore does not have enough credibility. He avoids debating man made global warming with opponents like the plague. I just get tired of his hackneyed response that the debate is well settled when clearly it is not. That is why I posited my response as to whether or not I would read his book, based on some form of public debate, with a credible opponent.

hypnoticmix 4 years 7 weeks

I find it interesting how many people voted No, I hear enough about this in the media when one main criticism of Gore and the scientists he speaks for is that you want more proof in the details. Well the media isn't going to take the time to give you details so here's what you've been asking for and yet you vote no. I'll never understand people.

Grandpa 4 years 7 weeks

Let Al Gore get on a panel with some of those scientists that disagree with his his global warming theory. Lets see how that debate goes, and if Al Gore can present a compelling case, I would of course make it a point to read that book ASAP

Brendelwoman 4 years 7 weeks

He reminds me of the televangelists preaching to the masses about Christ's good works, asking for donations so they can reach more people, then taking the majority of that money to buy themselves mansions and fancy suits.

Brendelwoman 4 years 7 weeks

No, he is a hypocrite. And yeah, I bet he keeps all the $$$.

genesisrocks 4 years 7 weeks

As much as I like Al Gore I have to say no to this. Every "would you buy this politician's book" question I answer the same thing, I should just stop posting a response to these.

beavis667 4 years 7 weeks

Whoops, that could have worked better.

beavis667 4 years 7 weeks

Yay, a sequel! I'd like to check it out, I'm not sure where in the Barnes and Noble fiction section it will be located. It could be in fantasy, fairy tales, or sci-fi.

beavis667 4 years 7 weeks

Yay, a sequel! I'd like to check it out, I'm not sure where in the fiction are in Barns and Noble it will be located. It could be in fantasy, fairy tales, or sci-fi.

MrsRachel 4 years 7 weeks

I wouldn't pay one red cent for his book. Besides, someone who spends thousands and thousands on his home heating/electric/gas bills isn't going to tell me how to cut back! Can you say hypocrite?

stephley 4 years 7 weeks

I'd borrow Gore's book from the library.