[DOC] [TLE] Bill Bradley - Wikipedia [PAR] William Warren "Bill" Bradley (born July 28, 1943) is an American former 
professional basketball player and politician. He served three terms as a 
Democratic U.S. Senator from New Jersey. He ran unsuccessfully for the 
Democratic Party's nomination for President in ..... In 1995, he announced he 
would not run for re-election, publicly declaring... [DOC] [TLE] Bradley Says He Won't Seek 4th Term - The New York Times [PAR] Aug 17, 1995 ... Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey announced today that he would not seek ... In 
a speech here, Mr. Bradley gave no reason for his decision, but he left ... and 
raised questions about whether he wanted to run for President. ... In addition to 
Mr. Bradley, five other Democrats have said they will retire next year. [DOC] [TLE] A Body Politic Yearning For Heroes Has 2 In Wings - tribunedigital ... [PAR] August 18, 1995|By Michael Tackett, Tribune Staff Writer. ... Bradley, a New 
Jersey Democrat who announced Wednesday that he would not seek re-election 
to the ... "I will not challenge President Clinton in the Democratic primary, but I 
have not ruled out the ... On the morning talk show circuit, he said he would 
continue his... [DOC] [TLE] Bradley to make official announcement - September 7, 1999 [PAR] Sep 8, 1999 ... Bill Bradley will officially announce his bid for the 2000 Democratic nomination ... 
December when the former New Jersey senator said he would be a candidate ... 
Bradley first considered running for president in 1992 but now says he is ... In 
1995, Bradley retired from the Senate, declaring politics "broken. [DOC] [TLE] Another Blow For Demos Bradley's Retirement Opens Doors For ... [PAR] Aug 17, 1995 ... Sen. Bill Bradley's sudden retirement announcement not only increases the ... 
Kerrey said he was confident New Jersey would send another ... But the National 
Republican Senatorial Committee smelled blood and ... Ted Wells, said he is 
being pressured to run for president in 2000. ... 17, 1995, midnight. [DOC] [TLE] Gore Or Bradley - The American Prospect [PAR] Is that what's behind the former New Jersey senator's surprising strength? ... 
exploited by the President's most loathsome enemies, had been caused by his 
own ... But, paradoxically, the ideological similarity between Bradley and Gore 
has ..... when he announced his retirement from the Senate in August of 1995 
was a sort... [DOC] [TLE] Democrat Bradley Says He'll Leave Senate : Politics: Many thought ... [PAR] Aug 17, 1995 ... J.) announced Wednesday he will step down at the end of his third term next year
, further dimming chances that Democrats can regain. ... level, politics is broken," 
Bradley told supporters in Newark, N.J. "In growing numbers, ... becomes the 
sixth Senate Democrat to decide to retire rather than run next year. [DOC] [TLE] Senator Bradley Retirement Announcement | Video | C-SPAN.org [PAR] Senator Bradley talked about his decision not to run for re-election in 1996 and ... 
August 16, 1995 ... BILL BRADLEY (D-NJ) TO ANNOUNCE HIS RETIREMENT 
FROM THE U.S. ... I'm leaving the U.S. Senate, but I am not leaving public life. .... 
Senator Nunn announced that he would not seek a fifth term in the U.S. Senate. [DOC] [TLE] Bradley Gave Up On Democratic Party - tribunedigital-baltimoresun [PAR] August 19, 1995|By Jack W. Germond | Jack W. Germond,Washington ... 
Because of that history, his suggestion that he may run for president as an ... As a 
leading Democratic consultant said, "He's given up on the party ... the prospect 
that the New Jersey senator will deliver on his threat. ... Senator Bradley's 
Retirement [DOC] [TLE] 2016 presidential race: Hillary Rodham Clinton, Donald Trump, Jeb ... [PAR] Sep 24, 2016 ... 10, 2016, is running for president as an independent. ... 6, 2016, that he would 
seek the presidency again this year. ... liberal in spades," said Johnson, who 
governed New Mexico from 1995 to .... at his old high school

Question: In 1995 this New Jersey senator announced his retirement but said he might run for president
Answer: Bill Bradley