31.   Democrats want language requiring foreign companies exporting to the U.S. to adhere to the same labor and environment standards as U.S. competitors do.

32.   Democrats want strong language but words that do not imply that Clinton broke any laws, while many Republicans say such language is too weak.

33.   Democrats want three days to do the checks.

34.   Democrats want to divert attention to the significance of the case, which is weak.

35.   Democrats want to expand the investigation to include abuses in congressional fund raising, and they want a voice in dealing with subpoenas and documents.

36.   Democrats want to focus on proposed savings while Republicans want to focus on the leval of spending.

37.   Democrats want to force Bush to make hard choices on the budget, or break his promises on education and defense.

38.   Democrats want to give subsidies to employers to continue coverage for now-unemployed workers under an exisitng plan called COBRA.

39.   Democrats want to hold onto the White House.

40.   Democrats want to increase funding to a variety of education, environmental and job training programs that they say are being shredded by Republican cuts.