91.   He said affirmative action poses a major political dilemma for the Democratic president.

92.   He has moved toward the center, arguing that bipartisan deals with a Democratic president are beneficial to the party and the country.

93.   He is the first Democratic president since Franklin Roosevelt to be renominated without a fight, and set fair to be re-elected.

94.   Helms, a very conservative Republican from North Carolina, is not exactly perceived as a person who would back down from a Massachusetts governor or a Democratic president.

95.   How has a liberal Democratic president managed to decisively stem the massive tide of red ink that inundated the presidency of his conservative Republican predecessor?

96.   How come the Democratic presidents Republicans like best are all dead?

97.   How would this Democratic president handle a new check-and-balance Republican Congress?

98.   His remark is remembered because of its contrast with recent declarations by Republican challenger Bob Dole that the Democratic president opposes strengthening the U.S. Border Patrol.

99.   If a Democratic president must trust his fate to a Republican, he could find no more decent Republican than the gentleman from Illinois.

100.   If Clinton gains a second term, he would be the first elected Democratic president to win re-election since Franklin Roosevelt.