The lone democrat to challenge Vice President Al Gore for the party’s next presidential nomination says it’s time to put the Lewinsky scandal in thepast. During a Tuesday afternoon news conference in Des Moines, former New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley said he won’t question Gore about the scandal during the campaign. Bradley said Iowans are open to a two-person race, and campaigning from coffee shop to coffee shop is easier than communicating through 30-second commercials. Bradley believes Americans are feeling a certain sense of insecurity about the economy and the future of their job.
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