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Gore's word turns on weed
Alicia Montgomery
Bush takes stock of Social Security attacks, Hillary runs for real and the Greens go after greed.
Rudy's blues rock race
Alicia Montgomery
His wife cries and so do New York Republicans. Hillary keeps quiet while GOP wannabes start the replacement relay.
Rudy's wife miffs mourners
Alicia Montgomery
Hanover holds press conference outside John Cardinal O'Connor's wake. Cuban-Americans back Giuliani, Clintons return to Arkansas and Bush fires back on the NRA.
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Gore beats Bush to McCain
Alicia Montgomery
Bush should still get McCain's nod despite doubts. Gore scorns rival's record and Republicans wring their hands over Rudy.
Hillary hopes Eli
Alicia Montgomery
Giuliani's "storm troopers" comment criticized as New York sets debate stage, and Gore strikes back while Bush calls for kindness.
Bush flunks education test
Alicia Montgomery
Schools' record is not quite a winner, and candidates' wallets get thinner. Bush shakes up campaign as Gore does the same, and McCain gets invited to dinner.
Ventura wrestles McCain
Alicia Montgomery
But the senator sticks to his script. Hollywood gives a thumbs down to Democratic fund-raising, and the Bush dynasty produces a third act.
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Gore beats up Bush
Alicia Montgomery
The vice president reproves Bush's press pass, while the Texas governor bends budgets for his grand plans.
Congress cools to Bush
Alicia Montgomery
Bush warms to California, Hillary frosts New Yorkers and McCain barnstorms for Rudy.
A sense of Well being
Mary Elizabeth Williams, Susan McCarthy, Jon Carroll, Farai Chideya, Mary Mackey, Steve Silberman
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V.P. hopes and racist jokes
Compiled by Anthony York
New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman tags along with George W. Bush and basks in the speculation spotlight, while a Democratic Senate candidate from Jersey gets into hot water.
Forbes to endorse Bush
Compiled by Max Garrone
One Reform Party dispute is resolved; Rudy slips and New York gets tense.
Bush gets tough with Gore
Compiled by Max Garrone
McCain tells Bush to get back on message, while trial lawyers set their sights on Gore.
Slugfest in New York
Compiled by Max Garrone
Hillary and Rudy struggle to define each other in the wake of a police shooting and why Buchanan lights up the campaign.
McCain back to work
Compiled by Max Garrone
Frugal Gore tops Bush in money, the NRA likes the polls and Buchanan still isn't taking it anymore.
Is Bush really a reformer?
Compiled by Max Garrone
He tries to regain the compassionate-conservative mantle, the gun wars escalate and McCain returns to the Senate.
Republicans rebuff Bush
Anthony York, Max Garrone
McCain to get his own PAC, Democrats and Republicans working together and the Bush campaign's kosher faux pas.
Southern sweep on “Stupid Tuesday”
Max Garrone
Another presidential contender, the latest on Bob Jones, more on guns and gas and politicians as porn stars.
Second acts and new attacks
Max Garrone
Hillary and Gore under fire, Bradley and McCain refrain from open anger, Bush starts a new attack and a portrait of Giuliani places him in the Third Reich. [UPDATED]
Bradley and McCain bow out
Compiled by Max Garrone
[UPDATED] Giuliani's shadowy finances, pundits react to McCain while candidates scramble to be like him and V.P. speculation sweeps the nation.
State-by-state winners and losers
Compiled by Max Garrone
And the winners are...up to the minute results on Super Tuesday's winners and losers. [ UPDATED ]
Dems debate while Republicans take late night
Compiled by Max Garrone
Bradley and Gore stage their last debate, the GOP contenders appear with Letterman and Leno and the New York campaign really heats up.
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