Gore aide suspended over mole claim in Bush campaign
Michael Coyne, a 28 year old Gore staffer, acknowledged planting a mole in Bush's campaign in an ABC interview but later recanted. The Gore campaign placed him on administrative leave while reviewing actions, saying there is no evidence the campaign received or used confidential Bush information. FBI continues a preliminary probe in Austin into who sent the bootleg videotape and briefing papers to Thomas Downey's Washington office.
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Gore's Army Service Sets Gore Apart In 2000 Campaign
Steven Lee Myers notes Gore would be the first enlisted president in a century, one of only four, with a Vietnam era path from private to Army journalist. The piece traces presidential military ranks, contrasts Bush’s officer background, and questions whether Gore’s service will sway voters. It cites Charles C. Moskos on enlistment rarity and notes Gore entered draft center in Newark in 1969.
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