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To: PartyTime who wrote (984)	10/15/2000 12:39:27 AM
From: Cisco	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1719

"Advisers to Gore said they would decide after the St. Louis debate whether to give up on certain major states -- Ohio and Louisiana are among the possibilities -- and pump their resources elsewhere," the TIMES is set to report. Pat Caddell, who was President Jimmy Carter's pollster, tells the paper how the Gore team must be particularly uneasy. "I'm sure the Gore people are having a very rough time after last week," he said. "They think they won the first debate, and yet everything turns sour. That has to be very debilitating." Democrats appear more distressed than Republicans about their candidate. Many Dems say Gore hit trouble after he came across as imperious in the first debate, and too timid in the second. drudgereport.com