101.  Gingrich said he had no fears about appearing before a group of senior citizens even though many seniors are upset about Republican plans to cut back spending for Medicare.

102.  Gingrich said the only thing cut by the Republican plan is the Washington bureaucracy because money for the programs will be rolled into block grants and managed by states.

103.  Gov. Evan Bayh sends a letter to the Indiana congressional delegation outlining his worries about Republican plans to turn Medicaid into state block grants.

104.  Gephardt and other Democrats have repeatedly depicted the Republican plans as hurting children.

105.  He has called for large increases in defense spending, mimicked a Republican plan for middle-class tax cuts and instituted GOP-sounding regulatory reform.

106.  He derided a Republican plan to eliminate federal subsidies that pay interest on student loans while students are enrolled in college.

107.  He opposes in particular Republican plans to eliminate the federal guarantee of a subsistence income for all who qualify.

108.  He said he was eager to see their alternative proposals, rather than just their criticism of the Republican plan.

109.  He has said, though, that the Republican plan would starve needed programs while putting a balanced budget at risk.

110.  He has taken credit for Republican plans he bitterly fought.