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91 A Dole presidency would probably maintain the current balance or add to the Congress-limiting majority.

92 Mack, a solid conservative who opposes abortion, could help Dole in electoral vote-rich Florida.

93 By contrast, Dole and his wife, Elizabeth, rarely display affection in public.

94 In the 30-second spot, the first attack ad of his campaign, Buchanan accuses competitors Dole, Sen.

95 A single bold stroke can not resolve political difficulties as fundamental as those Mondale faced and Dole now confronts.

96 Dole also supported an amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress[sentencedict.com/dole.html], despite his own 35 years in that body.

97 Clinton currently enjoys a wide lead over Dole in a hypothetical two-way race, according to the latest nationwide public opinion surveys.

98 It is not the safe strategy that some Dole aides preferred.

99 But Dole had little choice but to roll the dice in a way that surprised even the most astute political observers.

100 Dole voted against the bill on the ground that it contained $ 5 billion in wasteful social spending.

101 Dole and Gramm, to be sure, enjoy fund-raising advantages of their own, as powerful long-serving senators.

102 In a secret ballot of reporters who have covered both, Dole would probably defeat President Clinton.

103 In a school gymnasium full of caucus-goers in Des Moines, Dole inadvertently coined the best phrase of this perplexing campaign.

104 Phil Gramm finished in a dead heat with front-runner Bob Dole.

105 It has nothing to do with Bob Dole, the vice-presidential nomination, or abortion.

106 A new poll makes drought-stricken Texas look like an oasis for the support-thirsty presidential campaign of presumptive Republican nominee Bob Dole.

107 The response of Bob Dole was not really adequate to the task, to put it mildly.

108 The final version endorsed current Pentagon policy allowing women in combat in certain circumstances, a position endorsed by Dole.

109 The bipartisan Concord Coalition, a Washington-based interest group on budget balancing issues, has run newspaper ads against the Dole plan.

110 Dole, the hardest of men to manage, has moved with glacial slowness to define his own position.

111 In 1986, for instance, Dole supported an inheritance tax code that greatly benefited the Gallos.

112 Dole can opt for some one out of the blue, making a bold stroke and hoping to demonstrate a spirit of adventure.

113 Dole himself voted for tax hikes in 1982 and 1990 to reduce the deficit.

114 Dole wants those sections of the airwaves to be auctioned instead.

115 They would not even contend that Dole maintained the lead he has enjoyed in the Granite State for months.

116 Dole survived with a tactic that haunts him to this day: He used the abortion issue to defeat his opponent.

117 In Iowa Friday, Forbes challenged the ad as untrue and demanded an apology from the Dole campaign.

118 As majority leader in the Senate, Eland said, Dole was partly to blame for the gridlock in Washington.

119 It would mean cutting discretionary domestic programs by one-third, but Dole does not specify how he would do this.

120 Dole got her law degree from Harvard, while Clinton took hers at Yale.