But it does allow fundamentalist leftists to keep living in their dream world. But Al Gore won't even admit there's a problem. In a speech to 30,000, he returns to his populist persona and even dares to mention his new nemesis, Ralph Nader. George W. Bush would like to discharge openly gay soldiers from the Army. So why is Lt.
Republicans say yes, most Dems say no.
But Clinton's planning a visit to rally the base, just in case. A California Democratic Party staffer instigates an e-mail campaign against Nader, and the Green Party cries foul. But you won't hear Bush or Gore rip the auto industry on its Motor City turf the way Nader does in this speech. Lots and lots of numbers. Featuring original art, political humor and more.