41.   She said in Albany that she had probably alienated some voters because of her positions.

42.   Some Catholics, notably Pat Buchanan, have alienated voters with coercive, collective rhetoric.

43.   Specter is worried that the Republican Congress may alienate voters by wholescale axing of government programs.

44.   So, political analysts here say, Jeffords, who is the most popular politician in the state, need not worry that he will alienate many voters.

45.   Some Republicans have alienated Hispanic voters with proposals for a restrictionist immigration policy.

46.   Such arguments could alienate swing voters this fall.

47.   Such bitterness could alienate voters from Schroeder.

48.   That speech was blamed for alienating moderate voters.

49.   That means, Jelen asserted, that Gore is likely to alienate more voters than he can woo by talking about gun control, particularly in the Midwest.

50.   The credentials are there, but, apparently, his personality irritated and alienated many voters.