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Video: Bradley scores the Political Play of the Week
October 1, 1999 WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As of this week, it's a whole new ball game in the Democratic race for the 2000 presidential nomination. What happened? Bill Bradley got control of the ball, faked out his opponent and made a few of his famous jump shots against Vice President Al Gore. CNN's Bill Schneider explains why the old basketball hall of famer gets the Political Play of the Week.
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Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider awards Bill Bradley the Political Play of the Week.