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• Another innovation from the Clinton camp is the " prebuttal ."
• This was a " prebuttal ."
• And adding to the pattern of political debate these days, a new one : Prebuttal.
• The prebuttal criticized Bush's policies on Social Security, tax cuts, education and health care.
• First came the " prebuttal " from the Clinton campaign, alerting reporters to attacks expected from Dole _ and countering them.
• Gore's campaign, even before the text of Bush's speech was delivered to reporters Thursday night, unleashed a " prebuttal " against it.
• The Clinton / Gore people pioneered " prebuttal " and handed their state press secretaries red buttons marking them as a " Rapid Response Team " _ a Rules badge if ever there was one.
• Scarcely a day goes by without fiercely uncomplacent White House staff trashing some new Republican idea; indeed, the riposte often comes before the Republicans have had time to speak, in the form of a " prebuttal ."
• It was Gore who first used the term " prebuttal " ( which the veep borrowed from Pink ) in reference to the White House responding to Bob Dole's ideas even before Dole has had a chance to mutter them.
• All of it comes at the worst possible moment for the White House _ a moment when, after months of stunning success, Clinton's campaign has seemed to stumble, with the " prebuttal " tactics that once came off as adroit and clever now received with a skepticism bordering on cynicism.
• In their " prebuttal " to Bush's Tuesday speech, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle of South Dakota reiterated their party's proposals on a host of issues-- from drawing more nations into the occupation and reconstruction of Iraq to allowing Medicare to negotya4m prescription drug discounts for its 40 million elderly patients.