September 10, 1999
Web posted at: 6:20 p.m. EDT (2220 GMT)

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts (CNN) -- Vice President Al Gore, having already faced allegations that he exaggerates, finds himself caught in another tough spot after taking credit for coming up with $5 million in aid for New England fisherman.

CNN's Bill Delaney looks at this latest political wound -- and others -- that Gore must overcome.

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Friday, September 10, 1999

• Another Dole campaign aide quitting
• Video: Gore launching campaign of change
• Video: Gore tangled in political fish net
• First lady courts businesswomen, concedes slip on clemency communication
• Some GOP leaders say the fight over tax cuts isn't over just yet
• First FALN prisoner set free, Clinton condemned on Capitol Hill
• Gore capitalizes on Bush's cancellation
• Conservative group files FEC complaint over Clinton home guarantee
• New Hampshire first state with women in charge at Statehouse
• Compromise bill gives federal workers 4.8 percent pay raise
• Some Conservative Party leaders back Giuliani
• Trial lawyers' new venue: Political campaigns
• Report finds 53 public TV stations participated in political list-swapping

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