Gore seeks substance over splash at Democratic convention
Vice President Gore said he would seek Clinton’s counsel if he becomes president and would serve a full term. He rejected attempts to tie him to Clinton’s scandals, pledging to rely on his own record and values while facing Bush’s focus on integrity. Gore previewed a policy heavy acceptance speech highlighting tax cuts and Social Security reforms.
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Texans at Democratic convention host pep rally in L A
Texas delegates mingle at airport hotel after reception by Culver Democratic Club seeking to energize support for Gore. Houston delegate Karen Lopez notes Bush’s edge in Texas while Molly Beth Malcolm and Mollie Welinsky stress staying engaged. Frost promises active delegation with a party featuring Asleep at the Wheel.
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Ambitious Democrats eye future of presidential race
At the Democratic National Convention in LOSAN, Biden Kerry Edwards Davis Gephardt and Bradley position for future races while Gore nears nomination. They visit delegations host fundraisers and court donors amid talk of 2004 and beyond. Analysts note party leaders keep active schedules to energize delegates and build ties for later campaigns.
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Democrats target four GOP seats in California drive
Democratic leader Dick Gephardt visits California seeking to gain four vulnerable Republican seats in Silicon Valley Los Angeles and San Diego while raising about 6 million dollars in two dozen fundraisers. He says the effort could shift control of the House and the legislative agenda, noting swing voters may resist a strict party-line pitch.
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