Clinton says Democrats hold keys to bright future

Saying the Democratic Party holds the keys to "progress and prosperity," President Clinton made the case for the election of his protege, Vice President Al Gore, in an emotional address to the party convention Monday night.

"Are we going to keep this progress and prosperity going? Yes we are," Clinton told convention delegates, who cheered at length and chanted as he began the night's major address.

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