This forms the basis of his "prosperity and progress tour" and the underpinning of his candidacy.
Meanwhile, Republicans today challenged the whole premise of Mr. Gore's "prosperity and progress tour," mocking Mr. Gore by calling it the "I invented prosperity tour".
Earlier this month, when Mr. Gore embarked on what he called a "prosperity and progress" tour, he said he would spend this week talking about environmental policy.
Look at the colossal robot man she marched through the set of Take That's Progress tour in 2011, or the revolving video box the size of a building that's currently wowing audiences on Beyoncé's tour.
Less than a month before he began tilting at Big Pharma, Gore set out on a "prosperity and progress" tour to remind us of the Clinton-Gore economic boom.
Vice President Al Gore brought his "prosperity and progress tour" to northeastern Pennsylvania today, promoting his plan to protect Medicare and saying he would provide additional money for health care providers that serve Medicare patients.
A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, taken during the start of Mr. Gore's "prosperity and progress tour," which was intended to showcase the booming economy, put Mr. Bush ahead of Mr. Gore 49percentto41percentcent.
The speech begins the second week of his three-week "progress and prosperity tour" (sometimes called the "prosperity and progress tour" by Mr. Gore) in which he is traveling to crucial battleground states to try to get credit for the booming economy.
On Tuesday, Mr. Gore stood before supporters at the New York Historical Society in Manhattan to unveil his "prosperity and progress tour," in which he is to crisscross the country, laying out his priorities for how the projected budget surpluses can be used to improve programs like Medicare and Social Security.
With Gov. George W. Bush on hiatus at the family compound in Kennebunkport, Me., Mr. Gore took the opportunity to unveil his "prosperity and progress tour," a multiweek drive to revive his flagging campaign by reminding voters of what some strategists say has the potential to be a Gore trump card: the Clinton administration's economic record.
But as Mr. Gore set off on his "prosperity and progress" tour this week, staking his most forceful claim yet to the administration's economic legacy, polls showed him lagging behind Gov. George W. Bush of Texas when Americans were asked which candidate they trusted more to handle the nation's economy.
