Al Gore, 72, Born In 1948 – 45th U.S. Vice President

From 1993 until 2001, Al Gore was the Vice President of the United States. He worked alongside former President Bill Clinton during his two terms, and in 2000, he attempted to run for president. People thought he was the winner, but the Florida recount proved otherwise.

Nonetheless, he accepted defeat and conceded respectfully. Gore remained a busy man after his time as Vice President, for he focused on being an environmentalist and author. His book titled An Inconvenient Truth won the Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album. He’s also the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.