...young spokesman was acting on campaign orders. Gore didn't respond directly but, along with communications director Mark Fabiani , stood behind Lehane. Specter's dander rose Wednesday and he sent a second letter: ''If your campaign intends...

...to determine whether the documents and tape were "illegally obtained from the Bush campaign," said Gore spokesman Mark Fabiani. Fabiani said Gore's staff did not know for certain whether the package was a hoax or actual Bush campaign material...

...incapable of talking about the important issues in this campaign in a coherent way," said Gore deputy campaign manager Mark Fabiani. Bush spokesman Dan Bartlett responded: "This strategy is one of a campaign that is running out of options and is...

...Bush campaign highlighted mistakes and exaggerations he made, is trying to turn the tables on Bush. Gore spokesman Mark Fabiani said the campaign was releasing examples of miscues made by Bush in the debate, including a statement that three men...

...problem. Weak partisans, swing voters and ticket splitters are the problem. These are the voters that are important." Mark Fabiani, deputy Gore campaign manager, refused to speculate about the potential downside of Clinton's participation in the...

...longest presidential campaign in history, but they said Monday night's speech should help counter this view. Spokesman Mark Fabiani said that after Gore "has a chance to tell the American people directly that this can be concluded in a fair way and...

...company profits at a time of soaring gas prices. ''Al Gore has the right message,'' said communications director Mark Fabiani. ''He's an experienced, determined candidate and the campaign is ready for the election in the fall.'' Gore...

...Bush's pique. Specter also fired off a terse letter to Gore seeking an explanation and ''prompt apology,'' but Mark Fabiani, the Gore campaign's communications director, stood by Lehane. ''He shouldn't expect an apology and we still...

...President Al Gore selected her for, as well as withdraw support from her re-election campaign. Gore campaign spokesman Mark Fabiani said the vice president was "in complete support" of Thursday's action. "We're sorry this has not been resolved...

...everything he can to avoid prime-time presidential debates that will be seen on all three networks," Gore spokesman Mark Fabiani said. "Who said we don't want prime-time exposure?" Bush told reporters. "I welcome prime-time debates...