Gore opens bid for president amid Iowa and New Hampshire push
Former vice president Albert Gore Jr faces a tight horizon as he weighs a 1992 or 1996 run. He argues the nation must be ready for a future that can be reshaped by a disciplined organizing effort and strong fundraising. His wife Tipper and children influence the decision, with March primaries looming in the South and Midwest.
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Gore's son Al Gore pivots to 1988 presidential bid
Albert Gore Sr describes his surprise talk with his son about running for president. The elder Gore notes Edwards degree of youth and the nation’s turmoil as factors, and says he will not seek a major advisory role but will remain available as a sounding board if Al Gore proceeds with a campaign.
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Jackson seeks Jewish backing as 1988 campaign nears
Jesse Jackson moves to mend rifts with Jewish voters after 1944 campaign furor. He apologizes for past stumbles, stresses common social policy goals, and meets with Jewish leaders and groups in New York, while acknowledging limited immediate gains.
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88 Preview: Early 1988 Presidential Field Rumors
Washington bulletin lists Democratic and Republican hopefuls for 1988 with declared and undeclared candidates. Pete du Pont and George Bush lead GOP chatter. Democrats flag Hart Dukakis Gore and Biden as top contenders with Clinton Nunn and Jackson as possible late entrants.
Simon enters race with quiet bid for president
Illinois senator Paul Simon, 38, announces plans to run for president with a Habern Humphrey style liberal platform focused on jobs, farm aid, literacy and social issues. He cites past wins in conservative downstate Illinois and envisions a path through Iowa and New Hampshire ahead of Super Tuesday, though he currently has zero funds.
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