The Gore Concession NPR's Anthony Brooks reports on the eloquent concession speech delivered by Vice-President Al Gore last night. Gore referred to his opponent, as "President-Elect George Bush ...

Telephone lines were opened for viewers' comments regarding recent remarks from Vice President Al Gore who announced his… Senator Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) spoke to reporters following a decision ...

New York Daily News Vice President Al Gore dances Wednesday at a party at the vice president's residence in Washington. The gathering began on a somber note. Friends gathered for a Christmas party ...

While a concession speech isn't required by U.S ... When Republican George W. Bush beat Democrat Al Gore in 2000, Gore said he "spoke with George W. Bush and congratulated him on becoming the ...

At long last, Al Gore has found his passion. In a heartfelt and carefully paced concession speech Wednesday night, the vice president covered the emotional gamut. He thanked his family and the ...

“When we got [to the war memorial where Gore was to have given his concession speech], we were 600 votes behind.” Simon had traveled by bus to the venue ahead of the candidate, and his cell ...

It’s something very Wall Street, though Al Gore and George W. Bush will be hearing about it all week: At the opening bell Monday, NASDAQ crashed through the floor. Look at the chart — this has ...

Vice President Al Gore (D) spoke to reporters about his decision to delay any concession in the 2000 presidential election un… In the presence of family members and the Lieberman family ...

But so it went for Al Gore. Presiding over a sometimes raucous ... Instead, he hewed to the words of his own concession speech on 13 December. ”Partisan rancor must now be put aside,” he ...

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Al Gore thanked Mike Pence ... fight harder — in the 36 days from election night to his concession speech in the wake of the Supreme Court’s controversial 5-4 decision in Bush v.