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Gore's presentation on climate change draws 800 as 200 protestors
gather outside
George Bennett
Palm
Beach Post
Monday, Nov 16th, 2009
BOCA RATON — Confused Palm Beach County
voters helped thwart Al Gore's 2000 bid to become president
of the United States, but he was introduced as "president
of the planet" when he returned here Saturday night to
deliver an environmental lecture.
The former vice president spoke on climate change at the Mizner
Park Amphitheater to a crowd of about 800. More than 200 protesters
gathered across the street from the event, and their boos and
chants could be heard inside the amphitheater as Gore began
his presentation.
Gore lost Florida, and the White House, by 537 votes to George
W. Bush in a 2000 as many Palm Beach County Democrats said they
mistakenly voted for conservative Pat Buchanan because they
were confused by the county's "butterfly ballot" design.
After losing the presidential race, Gore became arguably the
world's most famous advocate for curbing carbon emissions, gaining
eco-celebrity status with the film An Inconvenient Truth and
winning a Nobel Peace Prize in 2007.
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