71.   Gore was right.

72.   Gore was so enthusiastic he was practically shouting, leaving no doubt about his loyalty.

73.   Gore was so grateful for the money from Molten chairman William Haney that he sent a thank-you letter with a handwritten notation.

74.   Gore was strongly critical of provisions that Gorton has inserted into a pending spending bill for U.S. Departments of Interior, Agriculture and Energy.

75.   Gore was victorious.

76.   Gore will be in the position to break any tie vote in the Senate in his favor.

77.   Gore would be more inclined to rely on his own instincts and experience.

78.   Gore also was out and about most of the week.

79.   Gore can be stiff but not pompous.

80.   Gore can be witty, and Bush is smarter than you think.