Gore signals Iowa activists to pause in 2004 bid
Vice President Al Gore will keynote the Iowa Democratic Party Jefferson-Jackson Dinner signaling activists to hold steady. The piece notes Gore faces a tough path after losing the Supreme Court decision and outlines a crowded field with Kerry Bradley Edwards Daschle Gephardt Quayle and Harkin Vilsack potentially shaping the race.
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