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Miracle cure?

Cover Story | Fighting against "Clinton Fatigue," Al Gore picks a running mate who was his boss's harshest Democratic critic during Monicagate and who opposes the White House on key issues. Will Joe Lieberman be able to restore moral rectitude to the Democratic ticket?

Lieberman vs. Gore

Cover Story | Just whose side is this guy on? On many key issues, the Connecticut Democrat has directly opposed positions taken by Al Gore. In addition to the three proposed debates between Mr. Gore and George W. Bush, and the one between vice-presidential candidates Lieberman and Dick Cheney, perhaps a fifth one between Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman should be scheduled. Here are some examples of the issues they could debate: Partial privatization of Social Security Vice President Gore: "Bad for American

Situational coverage

Cover Story | In July, George W. Bush selected Dick Cheney as his running mate, and reporters soon began echoing the Democratic rapid-response memos. Journalists used extremist terms to describe Mr. Cheney, labeling him "hard right," "far right," and "very, very conservative." In August, Al Gore selected Sen. Joseph Lieberman as his running mate, and reporters focused first not on Mr. Lieberman's voting record, but on how he could "inoculate" Mr. Gore on ethical issues, since he was the first Democrat

In this issue: "Lieberman vs. Gore," Aug. 19, 2000

Features

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Canadian politics 101

International |  Stockwell Day may be the leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition on paper, but he cannot yet vote in the House of Commons-he must first win a seat. Alliance…

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George W. puts it together

National |  Focusing on the future, Bush calls America to a better morality

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Window to the womb

National |  Crisis pregnancy centers that add ultrasound and medical services find they are more effective

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Gadgetry as art form

National |  PDAs target the fashion-conscious, Internet providers plan a road trip, and .com is getting a new .neighbor

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Minister in his prime

International |  Conservative Christian pastor Stockwell Day charms his way into the leadership of the Canadian Alliance

Dispatches

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Ups & Downs of the Week

American productivity: U.S. workers continue to rack up impressive gains in how much they produce per hour of work, with the Labor Department reporting last…

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Faces

Language therapist Lucy Smith launched a faith-based literacy program for Texas prisoners. Spending eight hours a day in Dallas and Fort Worth jails, the…

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Quotables

They had to stop the hemorrhaging. Virginia Commonwealth University business analyst George Hoffer on Ford's decision last week to force Firestone to recall…

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No Comment Zone

Hey, want free HBO? That was part of the pitch of a sting operation that sold more than 3,000 illegal satellite TV smart cards to dealers. They let people…

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The Buzz

Sudanese government bombs relief sites, u.s. remains mum 'The silence is deafening' Sudan's government forces dropped 18 bombs on the town of Mapel in…

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THE MUSIC

Culture |  The Top 5 Jazz and smooth jazz CDs for the week ending August 4, according to the Gavin Report

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VIDEO RENTALS

Culture |  The top 5 videos in popularity as measured by rental receipts for the week ended July 30

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Mrs. Cheney, culture warrior

Culture |  Dick Cheney's wife has a long history of fighting academic liberals

Voices

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Two-way test

Hold the candidates responsible for both word and deed

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Mailbag

Liberty and justice for all The review of The Patriot was right on, except that I felt the believers were portrayed as Hollywood caricatures of Christians. I…

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The living room

The place where an unlikely pair of fishermen cast their nets

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Here comes Islam

Reacting to a new player in American politics and society

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DNC WEB EXTRAS DAY TWO: Packing a Rhetorical Punch

President Clinton's valedictory last night used all the tricks of the trade for maximum emotional impact

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DNC WEB EXTRAS DAY THREE: Caution: Hard Left Turn Ahead

August is not when presidential candidates want to be engaged in "shoring up the base," but the Democrat convention last night allowed liberals to let it all…

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