A few '08 notes

From Greg Sargent at TPMCafé:

- Here's a glimpse into the reunion dinner that longtime Al Gore aides and friends had in DC recently. The bottom line: they don't think Al will run.

- NPI Fellow Joe Trippi gave an interview on the Edwards campaign and the Iraq strategies of other campaigns.

From the Wall Street Journal:

- Here's a quick look at the financial disclosures of presidential candidates and their campaigns. Specifically, the piece looks at which candidates have disclosed their tax returns and which campaigns disclosed their bundlers (supporters who raise a lot of money and bundle it together).

- Warren Buffett discussed ways in which he'd support Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in a recent interview:

“If there’s anything I can do to help either of these people become president, I’d be delighted to do it, and I think I’d be doing something for the country. They’re out there 14 hours a day under very unpleasant circumstances. If they want me to help them raise money, I’d do it. If they ask for advice, I’d be glad to give it,” he said, adding that he expects to provide the most help in the candidates’ fund-raising efforts.

Here's video of Buffett's comments (about 5 minutes into the interview):

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