Word: relaxedness
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Gore and Bush, wearing open-collar shirts and Gap khakis, were in a relaxed, upbeat mood as they announced the merger to an audience of party workers and reporters.
Al Gore put his arm around Bush's shoulder and chimed in: "Besides, I'm still weirdly maladroit, and George is all relaxed and funny, so we thought we'd make a good act - straight man and joker. Sort of Abbott and Costello." "Seriously, though," Bush rejoined, "we do make...
Remarriage, which Samuel Johnson famously called "the triumph of hope over experience," is also a much more relaxed affair. "Nobody's freaking out over shades of pink," says Chicago wedding consultant Elaine Teter. "The wedding day is not necessarily the most important day of their lives," she adds. "After all...
It's been a big week for Al Gore. He lost one campaign manager, the combative Tony Coelho, and replaced him with the smoother Bill Daley. Adopting the slogan "Progress and Prosperity," he also changed the focus of his campaign to better remind people of the near-eight bountiful years...
"When this insane, inexplicable opportunity came my way [of auditioning for Late Night], I had the relaxed confidence of someone who knew he had no shot," he said. "That attitude made the difference."