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GORE AIDE INTIMIDATED INTERNET EXECS
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- Date: Fri, 7 May 1999 00:08:38 +0200 (CEST)
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I guess we now know where we need some internet bacxkbone.
>XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX WEDNESDAY, MAY 05, 1999 23:05:22 UTC XXXXX
>
>GORE AIDE INTIMIDATED INTERNET EXECS
>
>**Exclusive**
>
>The DRUDGE REPORT has learned that pressure was put on digital types to
>back "Gore's" new post-Colorado shooting internet initiative. During a
>conference call with DISNEYABCAOLYAHOO on Tuesday, a senior Gore staffer
>threatened retaliation to those who would not come aboard, it has been
>learned.
>
>["The Vice President has a long memory and your presence or absence at the
>event will be duly noted," the aide told the executives.]
>
>And sources tell how the new "one click" project was initiated by the
>internet industry, with the encouragement of the bipartisan Internet
>Caucus, in mid-1997. It was NOT an Administration initiative and there was
>NO participation whatsoever by Al Gore. The ego has landed.
>
>Meanwhile, John Sharp, one of the most prominent Democrats in the country
>and a longtime associate of Vice President Al Gore, has decided to back
>Bradley for the Democratic presidential nomination, breaks Broder in
>Thursday runs.
>
>Sharp was a senior adviser to Gore's "reinventing government" plan, but he
>is now reinventing.
>
>"A lot of Democrats and independents fear he is tainted by the Clinton
>administration," he explains. "Bradley doesn't have those things hanging
>on him."
>
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