Jackson Vows to Continue Campaigning, Chicago Tribune
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| California primary official results for June 7, 1988. |
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"One of the most exciting and significant political developments of the Twentieth Century" --- Bernie Sanders, mayor of Burlington, Vermont. (source). |
Apr. 20, 1988
Bernie Sanders, Mayor of Burlington, Vermont, becomes one of the only elected officials in the nation to endorse the Rev. Jesse Jackson for President
Mar. 16, 1988
...Simon Wins Illinois Primary Over Jackson and Dukakis |
| New York Times |
Feb. 17, 1988
...Dukakis Is Easy Winner In New Hampshire Primaries
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| New York Times |
Feb. 10, 1988
...Simon Seen as Hobbled By Iowa's Voting
Feb. 8, 1988
Dick Gephardt wins Iowa caucus over Paul Simon and Michael Dukakis
Oct. 10, 1987
Jesse Jackson announces he will seek Democratic nomination for President |
| C-SPAN video |
Sept. 25, 1987
Biden Bites the Dust
Toledo Blade
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| "You Won't Have Joe Biden to Kick Around Any More." (cf. Richard Nixon 1962). |
Sept. 24, 1987
Biden drops out with 'incredible reluctance', Bangor Daily News
Sept. 18, 1987
Biden Admits Plagiarism in School But Says It Was Not 'Malevolent' |
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Sept. 9, 1987
Gary Hart admits adultery, won't run for presidential seat
Jun. 18, 1987, The Argus-Press
Donna Rice Won't Say If She Slept With Hart,
May 8, 1987, The Spokesman-Review
Gary Hart withdrawal leaves Democratic race 'wide open'
Apr. 29, 1987
Michael Dukakis announces he is seeking Democratic Nomination, in Manchester, N.H.
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Feb. 23, 1987, Christian Science Monitor
Dec. 29, 1986, Lawrence Journal-World
Iowa Democrat Poll Picks Hart
Mar. 19, 1986, Bangor Daily News
Rep. Gephardt is dark horse for 1988 Democratic nomination
Apr. 25, 1985
Democrats Think They See A Better Horse for '88 Race
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