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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: U Up U Down who wrote (103955)	12/7/2000 8:28:57 AM
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No More Gore! INSIDE REPORT by Robert Novak No More Gore! WASHINGTON -- Democratic politicians are standing by Al Gore's dogged efforts to still win the presidency in 2000. But 2004 is another matter. If he can't make it this time, the party faithful want no part of Gore four years from now. The dead heat between Vice President Gore and George W. Bush led to a quick consensus that the 2004 nomination was Gore's for the asking. In the days immediately after the Nov. 7 election, influential Democrats assumed Gore would be given a second chance if he lost the recount. But theirs was a joyless resignation to the inevitable, not a vigorous affirmation of a fallen warrior. After one month, Democratic loyalists are no longer resigned. Rather, they have adopted in spirit the Republican motto: No More Gore! So long as Gore has the slightest chance to prevail in Florida, these Democrats will not speak on the record. But many activists I have talked to confidentially ask this question: If Al Gore could not do it in 2000 when all the stars were aligned in his favor, how could he be expected to do any better in 2004 in challenging an incumbent Republican president? creators.com

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