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Politics : Al Gore vs George Bush: the moderate's perspective -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: scoobypax who wrote (1411)	10/6/2000 1:47:48 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 10042

Prominent Dems Ponder What Sen. Hillary May Mean for Them (CNSNews.com) - "Some very prominent Democrats at the state and national levels will be secretly rooting for Rick Lazio in Sunday morning's debate against Hillary Rodham Clinton," the New York Post reports Friday. The newspaper says, "Now that she's started to move up in the polls, these Dems are having to seriously consider what having a Sen. Clinton will mean to them. Even Al Gore, if he gets to be president, will be looking over his shoulder all the time. 'Can you imagine what it's going to be like, having this fiercely ambitious woman playing Evita Peron in the Senate?' one Gore insider asks. 'Al's a team player, but he'd be better off without Hillary on that team.'" The item in Neil Travis' column says Sen. Chuck Schumer may be among the Democrats experiencing "mixed emtions" on Hillary, along with "old hands" such as Bob Torricelli, John Kerry, Chris Dodd and Tom Daschle, who are going to "find themselves diminished if Hillary wins." cnsnews.com Dems Ponder What Sen. Hillary May Mean for Them