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Gore the winner for Navajo man
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OCTOBER 4, 2000 Dana Russell, CEO of Native Americans for Community Action in Flagstaff, Arizona, said Vice President Al Gore was the winner of Tuesday night's debate. But he also said both candidates were born with "silver spoons" in their mouths and wanted to see either directs real attention to Native American issues. Get the Story:
Navajo leader favoring Gore (The Arizona Republic 10/4)
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