And it could also be interpreted that they failed to get what they wanted. Well, I don't think they think they failed. They want the issue, and they have made it very clear, really, months ago that they were not prepared to compromise at all with the Republicans, because they wanted to campaign on this issue. I think, by and large, the issue is working for them. Although in a couple of states, in Michigan and in Montana, where it looked as if the Democratic challengers for the Senate were really cashing in on the prescription drug issue, the Republican incumbents have fought back, and I think have made some hay now at the expense of their opponents.
Close elections are close.
They go back and forth. They are confusing. That's the nature of the beast. But I think you saw, even in these little clips just now, how the two sides are not just approaching tomorrow night, but I think the last four weeks of the campaign. I think Vice President Gore, you know, it's no sighs, no lies, no wise guys.