The Best Candidate for the Presidency :: American America History

The Best Candidate for the PresidencyAs this election 2000 is coming, each expectation is working very hard. They are doing debates, electoral campaigns all over the country in order to get more popular votes and therefore get the electoral votes they need to be the next president of the United States. In all of the inquiries that the media did in most of the states, Al instrument panel seems to be the favorite one, because he knows what he is doing, he has enough experience to rule our country, and he also has very interesting positions in the issues that he proposed to the American people. Albert Gore, Jr., was born in Washington D.C on March 31, 1948. His mother was Mrs. Pauline Lafon Gore and his father was Albert Gore, Sr. As Governor Bush, Al Gore has a father who was in the political line of descent his father was a Democratic congressman and senator from Tennessee. Gore graduated from Harvard University in 1969 with a Bachelors degree in government. While he was studying i n Harvard, he was linked with drugs like marijuana that made his father mad at him, and he almost lost everything he got, so he decided to lay off and never do that again. Although Gore opposed U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, he accepted induction into the United States Army and served as a military reporter. Upon his overtake home, and until 1976, he worked as an investigative reporter and editorial writer for the The Tennessean a Nashville newspaper. Gore married Mary Elizabeth Tipper Aitcheson on whitethorn 19, 1976 and they have four children. Gore was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives several times and he also was elected to the U.S. Senate and as member of Congress, he earned a reputation as an authority on arms and environmental issues. After that, Gore ran unsuccessfully for the democratic presidential nomination 1988. In 1992 Al Gore was the running mate of Bill Clinton, also in this year he wrote Earth in Balance which is a book that talks about environme ntal issues. Clinton defeated the incumbent Republican President, George Bush, and Al Gore became Vice-President in 1993, finally they were reelected in 1996 and in 1999 Gore announced his candidacy for President in the 2000 election. Al Gore has stated his position on a number of issues some of his position more important are in education, health care, taxes, and Social Security.