91.   Gore had no immediate comment on the developments.

92.   Gore had some ideas, Armistead said.

93.   Gore had to play second fiddle to Hillary until she succeeded in marginalizing herself.

94.   Gore has a far bigger political infrastructure in this important primary state than Bradley.

95.   Gore has a more nuanced position, but one that is also deeply troubling.

96.   Gore has a real advantage on health care and the environment, while Bush is seen as clearly superior on crime and taxes.

97.   Gore has a small lead in pre-election polls over Bradley in a battle between two candidates and two campaigns that have come to intensely dislike each other.

98.   Gore has a tricky task here.

99.   Gore has little reason to change to an unscripted format and its obvious pitfalls, especially while the Republicans are getting plenty of publicity chewing each other up.

100.   Gore has many options before him.