Democratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley is running to become the next president, and he says that is the only office he will accept. In an exclusive press conference and interview Monday, he said he would not consider running as Vice President Al Gore's running mate, if Gore receives the Democratic nomination. I'm running for president of the United States.
Life's too rich and full.
If the people want me, I'll be president. Bradley said he would suggest a wide number of reforms, including health care, gun control, civil rights and education. Meeting with student reporters from Iowa universities and colleges, Bradley stressed the rights of homosexuals and education reforms. He said he strongly supports a gay rights domestic partners law and amending the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to include homosexuals for protection against discrimination. He also referred to the status of gays in the military.