LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: We're going to head on up to Westlake Park in Seattle, Washington, where the Democratic candidates for the White House are speaking to a rally in the local park there. We're also awaiting the president at the White House to be signing his veto pen to the repeal of the estate tax. We'll be covering that live. First, though, Joe Lieberman.</s>SEN. JOE LIEBERMAN (D), VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: And do you know that three years ago they named my first grandchild Tennessee Lieberman?</s>AUDIENCE: Yes.</s>LIEBERMAN: Absolutely right. Al is best for America's future. And Al said it best. Our whole future is at stake in this election. We can't waste this moment of opportunity with the politics of personal attacks. Al Gore and I are committed to campaign on the issues. You have a right to know where we stand on the issues so you can judge for yourself. And let me say it again: This is not about us or our opponents; it's about you and your future. We are running this race to fight for you and every family in the United States of America.</s>WATERS: That's Joe Lieberman in Seattle with the vice president at a rally in Westlake Park, commenting specifically on the ads being released tomorrow by the Bush campaign. Lieberman calling them paid political personal attack ads and that the promise to change the tone of the campaign by the Bush people has been broken. It seems, he said, that George Bush has changed his tune about changing the tone.
Election 2000: Lieberman Accuses Bush of Changing the Tune About Changing the Tone