Al Gore - Wikipedia
U.S President Bill Clinton and running mate Vice President Al Gore wave after they accepted the..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. YR6-2407941 | agefotostock
McCain regrets not choosing Joseph Lieberman as his 2008 running mate | The Times of Israel
On This Day: Bill Clinton names Al Gore his running mate - UPI.com
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I would be an excellent running mate': Straightforward approach defines 1st phase of veepstakes - ABC News
U.S. Vice President Al Gore walks out of the Old Executive Office Building with his wife Tipper and running mate Joe Lieberman after giving his election concession speech in Washington, December 13,
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Al Gore endorses Barack Obama
Joe Lieberman reflects back on pick by Al Gore - Jewish Insider
Former Vice President Al Gore Jr. through the years
Al Gore in Florida: Your Vote Really, Really Counts
THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Democrats; CLINTON SELECTS SENATOR GORE OF TENNESSEE AS RUNNING MATE - The New York Times
Joe Lieberman reflects back on pick by Al Gore - Jewish Insider
Gore Vice Presidential Announcement | C-SPAN.org
Vice presidency of Al Gore - Wikipedia
Sources: Gore campaign and Gephardt in 'serious' running mate talks - July 14, 2000
TEN2000080805 - 8 AUGUST 2000 - NASHVILLE, TN, USA: United States Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore, left, and Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman wave to the crowd as confetti raines
The Republican Al Gore - The American Prospect
The Election of 2000
15 years later, CNN's 'Bush vs. Gore' recalls the longest election night ever - Los Angeles Times
Gore's running mate Joe Lieberman on Trump fighting election in court
Al Gore - Wikipedia
Here's Bill Clinton's Congratulatory Statement to Al Gore
Joe Lieberman - Wikipedia
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Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Al Gore (L) and his running- mate U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman (R) talk as they stand with their morning coffee and bagels on the deck of the Seattle-Bainbridge
