The Bush campaign introduced one in which it made sport of Vice President Al Gore's reputation for embellishing experiences and accomplishments.
In an unusual feat of bipartisanship, the project made allies of Vice President Al Gore; his Republican rival, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas; Mr. Bush's younger brother Jeb, the Republican governor of Florida, and farmers and environmental advocates.
In a rare bipartisan twist, the project also made allies of Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic presidential nominee; Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, his Republican opponent; and Mr. Bush's younger brother Jeb, the Republican governor of Florida.
Which raises the question of what Mr. Bush, who reiterated just last month that Mr. Obama "deserves my silence," makes of his vice president's volubility.
Ross E. Milloy (NYT) THE REPUBLICANS HITTING GORE WHERE HE LIVES -- Republicans and officials with the Bush campaign have an insatiable appetite for making fun of Vice President Al Gore's retoolings, restylings and resolves to make sure that voters get to know him better, and today they bit into some fresh meat.
But Mr. Reagan never made use of the president's father, who was Mr. Reagan's vice president, the way George W. Bush makes use of Vice President Dick Cheney.
On 12 February 2015, Barcelona announced the formation of a new Football Area Technical Commission, made up of vice-president Jordi Mestre, board member Javier Bordas, Carles Rexach and Ariedo Braida.
Woman was made vice-president of Man's corporation and for her an office was constructed with a ceiling made of glass.
At the UN General Assembly high-level meeting on HIV/AIDS, held in New York in 2003, a public vow of commitment was made by Vice Minister of Health, Gao Qian.
The next year, he was promoted to vice marshal and made vice chairman of the Central Military Commission at a party conference where Kim Jong-un also joined the military commission and was introduced as his father's official successor.
