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Mr. Bradley said that Mr. Gore had his "full support." But there was implicit criticism of the vice president in his choice of words. While promising to campaign for Mr. Gore, Mr. Bradley declined twice to say that he would "endorse" the vice president.
As Bradley said:
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29 Months Ago,
eriposte from The Left Coaster says
(in A Short History of Recent U.S. Presidential Politics - Part 7: Campaign By The Textbook That Robert Reich Hasn't Read)
In previous posts [see Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6] I discussed historical analogies comparing the 2000 and 2008 Presidential campaigns. In Part 4, I outlined Sen. Obama's textbook campaign against Hillary Clinton - a textbook that was most recently written by Bill Bradley during his mendacio...
30 Months Ago,
eriposte from The Left Coaster says
(in A Short History of Recent U.S. Presidential Politics - Part 2: Bringing Honesty and Integrity Back to the White House)
At the final Gore-Bradley debate in New Hampshire, Bradley offered the following attack on Gore’s troubling lack of honesty...
Here was an exchange from the Oct 30 Democratic Presidential debate (emphasis mine):
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Some bonus Bradley-Gore history:
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eriposte from The Left Coaster says
(in A Short History of Recent U.S. Presidential Politics - Part 1: Bringing Honesty and Integrity Back to the White House)
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Clinton called on Gallo-Chasanoff after her speech to ask a question: what Clinton would do to stop the effects of global warming. Clinton began her response by noting that young people often pose this question to her before delving into the benefits of her plan.
No matter how much money Al Gore makes for saying it. I'll agree that there's evidence on both sides if you agree to leave Gore out of it and realize it's ...
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