71.   Democrats have argued that Bush has underestimated the true size of his tax plan.

72.   Democrats have been arguing all year for the ability to kill Bush nominations before a floor vote.

73.   Democrats also argued the domestic cuts would be rejected by the Senate, thus boosting the budget deficit despite Republican pledges to reduce it.

74.   Democrats argue that Republican charges about exaggeration come because he offers few new ideas.

75.   Democrats argue that tax cuts should be aimed toward meeting needs, such as college education for the young.

76.   Democrats argue that the report is meant to attack Vice President Al Gore.

77.   Democrats argue the legislature could trigger a grave constitutional crisis by approving Bush electors that could potentially compete with a slate for Gore.

78.   Democrats argue they are the ones seeking real power for minorities.

79.   Democrats argued otherwise.

80.   Democrats argued that a mark or indentation on a ballot should be considered voter intent.