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Syndicated columnist Mark Shields writes: Based only on a strong hunch, I m willing to bet that if Al Gore could change one decision in his public life, it would be that, as the 2000 Democratic presidential nominee, he would have asked then-U.S. Sen. Bob Graham of Florida not Joe Lieberman of Connecticut to be his vice presidential running-mate.Think about it: Gore lost the White House because, by the count, he lost Florida by 537 votes ...
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See, I can understand what Steve was speaking of yesterday. I understand that Obama could not get everything he wanted because he did not have the full Senate. I understand how the game is played, I spent 4 years studying the system. But, what bothers me is he apparently did not even try: Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) insists that the White House did not pressure him to get in line behind either a public health insurance option or ...
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