Clinton mixed about Clinton role in Gore campaign
Delegates are split on how President Clinton should aid Al Gore after his convention speech. Some want him campaigning vigorously in key states, others prefer he stay away to limit damage from the Lewinsky affair. Clinton’s presence could energize certain regions while drawing concern in others.
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Clinton to Meet Gore in Michigan Before Final Convention
Clinton plans a stop in Monroe Michigan to pass the political banner to Gore as polls show Bush holding lead ranges from 3 to 16 points. Gore and Clinton defend campaign strategy while Lieberman rebukes Clinton over past missteps and stays focused on the November race.
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Clinton preps for big Senate speech at Democratic Convention
Hillary Rodham Clinton debuts at the Democratic National Convention as New York Senate hopeful. She plans a prime time ten minute address while President Clinton prepares for his farewell appearance. Clinton outlines a pro child, pro progress platform and remains focused on the race despite scrutiny of her White House ties and marriage.
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CBS weighs carrying first lady speech at convention
CBS News faces an internal debate over whether to air Hillary Rodham Clinton’s opening night address at the Democratic convention after bypassing Laura Bush at the GOP gathering. Network officials, including Andrew Heyward and reporter Al Ortiz, say no final decision has been made as Clinton’s talk could be carried or limited to brief sound bites.
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