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While appearing as a guest on "The Dennis Miller Show" (1992), he was asked about having confessed to smoking marijuana. Miller followed the question up by asking, "So, who rolls a tighter joint, you or Tipper?" Gore chuckled and cleverly side-stepped, managing not to give a real answer. Tipper Gore, however, who was watching just out of camera range, was shocked and fumed, not at all pleased with the line of questioning. Born at 12:53pm-EST Served in Vietnam for nearly five months as an army journalist. Attended Vanderbilt University Divinity School and Vanderbilt Law School. Is among the few known persons whose names anagram into one-word letters, i.e. transpositions. Re-arranging the letters in "Al Gore" yields either "galore" or "gaoler". Others names with this property include Tom Cruise ("costumier"), Condoleezza Rice (as Condi Rice: ("coincider"), Congressmen Ed Royce ("decoyer"), and Ed Pastor ("adopters", "pastored", "readopts") and commentator Eleanor Clift ("reflectional"). Portrayed by Darrell Hammond on "Saturday Night Live" (1975). Scored 1350 on the SAT. Has two grandchildren by daughter Karenna Gore: grandson Wyatt born July 4, 1999 and granddaughter Anna born August 23, 2001. Served in the US House of Representatives as a Democratic representative from Tennessee, 3 January 1977 - 3 January 1985. Is a huge fan of the Tennessee Titans football team. Wife, Tipper Gore, shares a birthday with his presidential running mate, former President Bill Clinton (August 19). Son of Albert Gore Sr. His 7th grandmother through male line was a paternal granddaughter of a Portuguese man who came to Virginia in the XVIIth century. Ran for President and won the popular vote, but lost the electoral vote 271-266. On election night several TV networks twice declared a winner in the state of Florida prematurely based on exit polls, before deciding the race was too close to call. It became clear that both candidates needed Florida's electoral votes to win the presidency. A month of controversial court challenges and recounts followed, until the Supreme Court of the United States in Bush v. Gore voted 7-2 to declare the ongoing recount procedure unconstitutional because it feared that different standards would be used in different parts of the state. It then halted further recounts by voting 5-4 to ban further recounts using alternate procedures. George W. Bush was certified as the winner in Florida by a margin of 537 votes, thereby defeating Gore. [2000] Debated with presidential candidate Ross Perot on live TV. Drives only hybrid vehicles. Born to Albert Gore Sr., a U.S. Representative and Senator from Tennessee, and his wife Pauline LaFon Gore, he had one older sister, Nancy Gore Hunger (died in 1984 from lung cancer). After serving only five months of what would ordinarily have been a twelve month tour in Vietnam (as a "journalist") Gore attended but did not graduate from Vanderbilt School of Divinity and attended but did not graduate from Vanderbilt Law School . Instead, he took the opportunity to run for the U.S. House of Representatives.