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This 20 page paper explores Al Gore, Jr. and his political life. When Gore was nominated for the vice presidency in 1992, his father unabashedly told The New York Times that "we raised him for it." If this were not an election year, and we were to look at the life of Al Gore, Jr. We would say that his is truly an American success story. For the American body politic, he has been at the right place, at the right time. Gore has had a political lifetime "making it happen." Bibliography lists 13sources.
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When Gore was nominated for the vice presidency in 1992, his father unabashedly told The New York Times that "we raised him for it." If this were
not an election year, and we were to look at the life of Al Gore, Jr. We would say that his is truly an American success story. For the
American body politic, he has been at the right place, at the right time. Gore has had a political lifetime "making it happen." Personal Background
There is some old maxim about the apple falling not far from the tree. Who were the Gores? Winning election to the House and
then to the United States Senate, Albert Gore, Sr. rose to national prominence as a champion of civil rights-- one of only two southern Senators who refused to sign the
Southern Manifesto; the author and sponsor of the bill that lead to the creation of the Interstate Highway system; a leader on tax reform and defense policy; and an outspoken
opponent of the Vietnam War. Senator Gore was considered by many to be a new and progressive brand of southern politician, helping to connect the South to the rest of
America. Pauline LaFon was one of the first women to graduate from Vanderbilt Law School. After marrying Albert Gore, Sr. in 1937, she
helped to forge a new role for political spouses - campaigning actively with her husband, serving as a close adviser throughout his career, and even coining the winning slogan in
his first Senate race. After her husband left the Senate, she returned to her original career as a lawyer, and served as a mentor to young women considering legal
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