26 Tuesday Sep 2000
Posted in Washington Times
The Washington Times
The presidential race is now neck-and-neck. Democrats who thought Al Gore was pulling away once and for all after trailing George W. Bush for virtually the entire pre-convention season are going to have to contain their euphoria.
19 Tuesday Sep 2000
Posted in Washington Times
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In what way is the 2000 Gore campaign different from the Clinton campaigns of 1992 and 1996? The answer to that question provides some insight into the political odyssey of the Democrats over the past decade and where their party may be trying to go now.
05 Tuesday Sep 2000
Posted in Washington Times
The Washington Times
Much to the disappointment of Republicans hoping that George W. Bush would coast into the White House on the strength of impressions of the candidates long firmly established in the minds of voters, Al Gore has finally become as formidable as he ought to be. Quite simply, the past – a nearly unbroken string of Bush leads in head-to-head polls against Mr. Gore, even through the tough primary contest with John McCain – can no longer be construed as prologue.
Tod Lindberg 