51.   The next president will face a mandate problem that will force him toward tactics different from those of recent winners.

52.   The president is also facing an investigation into whether he has misused state funds to promote his candidates.

53.   The new president faced one of the most excruciating national security challenges in U.S. history, compounded by the possibility that Bush himself may be a target.

54.   The president also faced possible disbarment in Arkansas.

55.   The next president faces the incredible task of convincing the losing half that they still matter.

56.   The next president will face bitter opposition from the party that lost the election, an almost evenly divided Congress and a weakening economy, he said.

57.   The president will face a dual challenge during his visit.

58.   The president faces a tough battle in the Republican Congress to defeat a proposed constitutional amendment that would require a balanced federal budget.

59.   The president faces felony charges.