Newsmax-Inside Cover
Thursday August 24, 2000; 5:01 PM EDT
Stunner: Al Gore Accepts Judicial Watch Debate Invite
Vice President Al Gore has accepted an invitation to debate Texas
Governor George W. Bush in a forum sponsored by Judicial Watch,
the Washington, D.C. based public interest lawfirm that has filed
more than 50 lawsuits against the Clinton-Gore administration in
recent years.
Gov. Bush has yet to say whether he will participate in the
event. The debate will also be open to Green party candidate
Ralph Nader and Reform party candidate Pat Buchanan, should they
decide to attend.
"The debate will be about ethics in government," Judicial Watch
President Tom Fitton told NewsMax.com late Thursday. "We hope
George W. Bush will be as gracious as Al Gore in accepting."
Gore's acceptance of the debate proposal is particularly
stunning in light of Judicial Watch's contentious relationship
with the White House.
The legal watchdog group has pursued Clinton-Gore administration
scandals such as Filegate, Chinagate and E-mailgate in civil
court and is regarded by many as home to some of the
administration's harshest critics. Judicial Watch broke the
Chinagate scandal with its 1996 deposition of Democratic National
Committee money man John Huang.
Last fall, President Clinton singled out Judicial Watch Chairman
Larry Klayman for personal attack during a Rose Garden press
conference.
But in a press release issued Thursday afternoon, Klayman said,
"The vice president will be treated with respect and dignity."
Klayman was notified of Gore's acceptance by letter on Tuesday.
"We accept your invitation to debate Governor Bush at a mutually
convenient time," Gore campaign director of scheduling Lisa Berg
wrote.
"We hope Governor Bush will agree that the American people
should have an opportunity to hear and compare views on such
important issues as the economy, health care, education, Social
Security and Medicare, international affairs and a range of other
issues."
Berg did not mention "ethics in government", the ostensible
focus of the debate, as a possible debate topic in her letter to
Judicial Watch.
Judicial Watch set a date of October 20 for the debate, which
would be held in the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C.
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