Word: gores
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Just as with Gore, no analysis of the President's phone log can prove Clinton knew the D.N.C. staff was mingling hard and soft accounts. Gore has already said he didn't know about the practice. Then there is the question of whether Clinton's calls were made from the White House family quarters, a bit of hairsplitting required because of disputes over whether the residential areas of the Executive mansion qualify as space used for official government duties under the law in question. Most Democrats say no. Most Republicans say yes. A final dispute: whether a phoned request...
...step case, starting with small players like the Buddhist nuns who gave questionable donations at a Democratic fund raiser and leading from there to higher-ups. FBI Director Louis Freeh, through his man on the task force, Jeffrey Lampinski, was pushing to go simultaneously after top players, including Clinton, Gore and Ickes...
...shopped for supplies with Chelsea; Bill packed and then carried boxes. Last Wednesday, as Clinton was working on answers for questions on the tobacco settlement, spokesman Mike McCurry told him to prep for Chelsea questions as well. The President winced and asked, "Do I have to?" Then Al Gore asked, "So, are you doing O.K.?" Clinton replied, "I'm trying...
...pundit. But I didn't know where to find an entry-level job." Making the most of his opportunity, he has got his lines all worked out. "If I really wanted to be cynical about it," he says about Clinton's arrival on campus, lifting that eyebrow, "Al Gore needs the 64 electoral votes from California, and Leon Panetta wants to be Governor...
...BUMPY ROAD TO 2000 Vice President Al Gore's national image is slipping. But that's the least of his worries. The presidential outlook in parts of his political base looks much worse...