Word: gores
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...year later, Governor Clinton was in the throes of his own presidential campaign. Mondale tried desperately to get on to the podium at the Clinton-Gore rally at Daley Center in Chicago that summer. Unimpressed with her TV credentials, security guards refused to let her through. A flustered Mondale insisted that her father used to be vice president. "Vice president of what?" came the reply. Nevertheless, Mondale closely followed the first successful Democratic campaign for the White House since Carter's; when Clinton won, she wrote Chelsea a letter. "This is a very exciting time in your life," Mondale told...
There has been much talk about the instability that might arise should Clinton resign and pass the reins to Al Gore '69. But we're willing to take the risk. Little could be less stable than the current frenzied atmosphere in Washington. And, despite a brewing campaign finance inquiry, Gore seems to possess the integrity and decency to restore American's shaken faith in their government...
...GORE More teens know Leonardo than him, poll says. Will this still be true when he's President...
...this nearly toothless body managed to do what volumes of editorial screeds, congressional bombast and urgent pleas from top FBI and Justice officials could not--specifically, push Attorney General JANET RENO to the verge of naming a new independent counsel to investigate the financial maneuverings of the 1996 Clinton-Gore campaign. The explanation, says an insider, is that an FEC audit of the campaign, which landed at Justice about three weeks ago, concluded that White House and campaign officials may have intentionally attempted to evade federal election laws by manipulating "issue advocacy" ads funded by the national Democratic Party...
...very separation between Clinton's peccadilloes and his policies into an argument for his resignation. "They could argue that resigning would be the best thing for the policies that Clinton says he cares so much about," Tumulty speculates. "Surely, there could be no better steward for them than Al Gore, and Clinton's continuing troubles may merely guarantee that Congress never even gets around to talking about them...