Word: gore
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...recent article in the New York Times touted Gore as the president's most trusted advisor, able to hold Bill Clinton riveted to his every word. Another earlier article spoke of the Gore family, waiting for the year 2000 and their favorite son's shining moment. They expected Clinton to ease through two terms and leave the door open for their man. But Gore's moment is coming soon--sooner than expected...
...Gore, on the other hand, has a pristine record by Washington's standards. When Republican dirt-mongers tried to unearth their usual graveyard crop of skeletons in closets, all they found were a few wooden looks and some smashed government ashtrays...
...Republicans have no single candidate who can beat Gore. He's shown his mettle in debates, especially against Ross Perot's demagoguery. Unlike all four Republican presidents since Eisenhower, Gore can put together a complete sentence off the cuff...
...Gore's public image has only gotten better since he first ran for the top job in 1988. For once, the media will be able to put aside their mudslinging machines and focus on the issues that Gore knows so well. He's becoming known as a strong troubleshooter and forceful executive. As a fairly young but still seasoned Democrat, Gore presents a sharp contrast to the Republicans' aging cabal...
...Gore has demographics going for him as well. He's a southerner with northeastern connections; a vice-presidential candidate from the Midwest could secure electoral victory beyond any doubt...