-Caveat Lector-
In a message dated 06/16/1999 1:38:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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WASHINGTON -- Al Gore, the most influential vice
president in history and the man with the Boy Scout
demeanor, has a problem: people think he's boring.
Some are asking: is he too boring to be president?
A few early stumbles in his campaign, including laying
claim
to creating the Internet, haven't helped. Poll after
poll shows
him lagging behind Republican Gov. George W. Bush, a
man
with a name but no substantial public record. >>
God forbid that we get a boring president. Perhaps Gore could learn to tap
dance. The entire Bush family do both tap and toe, and can pull off magical
tricks by being two places at once. They can make undesirable publicity
disappear. They belong to the most prestigious clubs. Poor Al probably
doesn't have a chance against all that Bush family fascination. Prudy
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