Democratic hopefuls struggle for national respect in shadow of Bush
Democrats face tough midterm spotlight as President Bush dominates by focusing on homeland security and Iraq. Polls show weak favorables for Al Gore and other hopefuls, with Gephardt and Daschle also lagging. The piece compares past unifying campaigns by Reagan and Gingrich to current Democratic prospects.
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