Byline: DAVID S. BRODER Washington Post
LOS ANGELES -- The path that might carry Vice President Al Gore all the way from Thursday night's Staples Center acceptance speech to the inaugural platform in Washington next January is strewn with the same obstacles that his rival, Texas Gov. George W. Bush, must surmount. But Gore has much less room for error, as other Democrats see it. He really has to thread the needle to win.
The perilous journey began Thursday night with an address that may have broken all records for supplying autobiographical data and detailed policy promises. With a relentlessly populist tone and an inexhaustible inventory of programs, Gore …
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