The Speech.
President Clinton's speech clocked in at 66 minutes. Did it's quality match the quantity? A NewsHour panel of experts analyse the President's words.

The Morris Resignation
The Presidents top advisor has resigned amid murky allegations. What does this mean for Clinton's re-election plans

Character Counts
Is Bill Clinton's character still his biggest liability in his bid for a second term? Three senior Democrats discuss their President and what he needs to win.

Turning a Phrase.
David Gergen talks to Theodore Sorenson. He was a speechwriter and special counsel to President Kennedy. His most recent book is "Why I am a Democrat."

It's the Economy.
Paul Solman gets a view of Bill Clinton's economic record from two people who helped shape it, Jeff Faux and Robert Shapiro.

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THROUGH THEIR EYES
Our Delegates loved Al Gore's speech. When he spoke of his sisters fight with cancer, one delegate writes that the United Center was "quiet as a church." With that behind them, they're excited about the President's speech, and still enjoying the night life.

IN THEIR WORDS
The Online NewsHour presents RealAudio of:

• President Clinton's Acceptance speech - Aug. 29
• A NewsHour panel of journalists and historians give their reactions to the President's speech.
• Senator Ted Kennedy's convention speech - Aug. 29.
• JFK speech-writer Ted Sorenson talks about what it takes to write a barn-burner.