As Al Gore wins accolades for his environmental stance, a likely nobel prize and an Oscar of all things for his film, he has suddenly become the darling of some parts of the press. There are still those who seek to censor him (Fox?) but this piece at least has the decency to address the current journalistic hypocrisy for what it is. The author contends that Gore probably now knows full well just how fickle the media are and that they'll turn on him again if he allows them the chance. A good selection of links illustrate the point and, rather sadly, the writer reaches a less-than-optimistic conclusion. Personally, I suspect Gore is now far more savvy to the ways of his political opposition and the media stooges alike, having learned to express his idealogy in ways different enough to not fall foul of those who conspired to cheat him in the past.