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Gore: I'm Heir to Economic Success
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April 25, 2000
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ANNE GEARAN, Associated Press Writer
AP Online
04-25-2000
Gore: I'm Heir to Economic Success
NEW YORK (AP) -- After an emotional endorsement from President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore cast himself today as the inheritor of American confidence in Clinton's economic stewardship and derided George W. Bush's policies as a ``post-primary search for rehabilitation.''
Bush, the Republican presidential candidate, focused on bipartisanship, campaigning with Democratic lawmakers in Ohio and urging that the nation's economic success be spread beyond the well-to-do.
Gore, in a breakfast address to the Association for a Better New York, was embarking on a series of compare-and-contrast speeches ...
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