September 3, 2009
Sept. 3, 1991:
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown launches his third bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, attacking the "confederacy of corruption, careerism and campaign consulting" that he said had taken control over politics.
This bid, like his efforts in 1976 and 1980, will prove unsuccessful.
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