61.   Besides Gore, the other potential Democratic candidates have little by way of organization.

62.   Besides worrying how their opponents will respond, candidates have to be mindful that voters do not always take detailed policy proposals at face value.

63.   Black candidates did not have to, he said.

64.   Both candidates have good political reasons for their approach.

65.   Both candidates have identical positions on Puerto Rico, saying they would back statehood if a majority of voters on the island support it.

66.   Both are lending field operatives to Dole in a state where no other GOP candidate, including Forbes, has a statewide organization.

67.   Both candidates have enough money on hand for modest campaign efforts, their aides said.

68.   Both candidates have vociferous critics and defenders among veterans.

69.   Both candidates should have equal access to the media.

70.   Both candidates have one other problem in common, the risk of overconfidence.