13 -- The following is the text of Vice President Al Gore’s address to the nation ... and the strength of our democracy, I offer my concession. I also accept my responsibility, which I will ...

Bush or Vice President Al Gore from declaring victory ... called Gore and told him to put off a concession speech until a recount could be performed. Butterworth promised the recount would ...

On this day in 2000, Al Gore, the incumbent Democratic vice ... a people and the strength of our democracy, I offer my concession.” Gore said he had telephoned Bush to offer his congratulations ...

But not every Election Night has a concession speech – some elections don't even end on Election Night. In 2000, Vice President Al Gore withdrew his concession to Texas Governor George W.

“When we got [to the war memorial where Gore was to have given his concession speech], we were 600 votes behind.” Simon had traveled by bus to the venue ahead of the candidate, and his cell ...

We don’t talk enough about Al Gore and his greatest moment ... the strength of our democracy, I offer my concession.” After the 2000 election, Gore withdrew from elected politics and focused ...