Gore Concedes Presidency and Calls for Unity
Vice President Al Gore surrendered his 36 day court battle for the presidency and, from the White House, urged unity and acceptance of the Supreme Court ruling. He promised to back Republican George W. Bush's administration and called supporters to unite behind the country before party.
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Living history lessons sharpen classroom moments
Local political leaders respond to national saga as debates on leadership and governance unfold. Americans reassess lessons from history to evaluate the effectiveness of executive decisions and the impact on civic education.
Bush reaches out to Democrats after election call for unity
President elect Bush urged Americans to move beyond bitterness and partisanship while addressing Social Security Medicare and tax relief. He spoke in the Texas House chamber after Gore’s concession and planned talks with Gore, Clinton, and leaders in Washington. Bush said he would govern for one nation, not a party.
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Chamber hosts forum for presidency talks
The Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce held its annual holiday reception at the Bluefield Arts and Science Center. The main topic was the presidential race between George W. Bush and Al Gore. Chamber president Marc Meachum praised the turnout and the democratic process.
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Should Gore have conceded Should Gore have conceded
Mercer Mall shoppers and area residents weighed in on Al Gore conceding the 2000 presidential race to George W. Bush after the Supreme Court ruling. Residents expressed mixed views with a common call to move the country forward. Some argued Gore deserved victory, others supported immediate concession to stabilize leadership.
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