Gore sees the presidency in his grasp

Article Abstract:

The scandal surrounding President Bill Clinton may work to the advantage of Vice-President Al Gore, who retains a very positive image. He has shown complete personal loyalty to Clinton, and this means that he is consulted about all important decisions. He has a relatively low profile, but is in fact just as ambitious as Clinton. He is a poor communicator, but in many ways is more instinctively presidential than Clinton.

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The president who never was

Article Abstract:

Possible developments in US politics if Al Gore had won the 2000 presidential election are considered. Most leading Democrats are actually pleased that George W. Bush is having to deal with the crisis arising from the terrorist attacks, rather than Al Gore. It is unlikely that Gore would have followed the same line as Bush in dealing with Russia and the Middle East.

United States, Political aspects, 2001 AD, Prediction (Logic)

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The humourless bully who lost his birthright

Article Abstract:

The reasons why Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore failed to gain a strong victory are discussed. The fact that he seemed to lack strength of personality is highlighted.

Elections, Presidential candidates

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