71.   The conservative agenda, which was developed by Speaker Newt Gingrich and his allies, sailed through the House last year but bogged down in the more deliberate Senate.

72.   The conservative agenda is charging onward, full steam ahead.

73.   The idea is to go about a hard-line conservative agenda without being harshly offensive and partisan about it.

74.   The Republican leadership may insist on using their titular control to push through a hardline conservative agenda.

75.   The signs of dissension in GOP ranks raised hopes among Democrats that the conservative agenda will stall in the Senate.

76.   The truth is the Republicans have a very conservative agenda and President Clinton has a moderately liberal agenda, and the twain is never going to meet.

77.   Their discussions led to the formation of a new Democratic organization dedicated to a conservative agenda.

78.   There was much mumbling in the party that he was more interested in pushing conservative candidates and a conservative legislative agenda than pushing redistricting.

79.   These developments suggest that Bush will have to ease up on his harsh conservative agenda and practice the bipartisan deal-making that he espoused on the campaign trail.

80.   They argue that Bush continues to push a conservative legislative agenda that is not supported by many voters.