Gore Links Pharmaceutical Industry To GOP, Bush In Acceptance Speech
Executive Summary
Vice President Al Gore highlighted his willingness to fight pharmaceutical industry pressure as a point of difference between himself and Texas Gov. George W. Bush during his acceptance speech at the Democratic national convention Aug. 17 in Los Angeles.
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