1.  Although his support dipped, exit polls showed Clinton winning 66 percent of the self-identified gay vote, while Dole picked up 22 percent and Ross Perot 8 percent.

2.  Any real compromise between the latest proposals, splitting the differences on big issues like taxes and Medicare, would require larger cuts than Clinton put on the table.

3.  Deputy Press White House Press Secretary Joe Lockhart said there was no behind-the-scenes effort underway within the Clinton administration to lobby the Nobel Prize committee to honor Clinton.

4.  Denise Davidoff, a moderator in the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, chided Clinton for having an affair with Lewinsky when she was a low-level White House employee.

5.  Denise Rich finally signed an emotional two-page letter to Clinton, dated Dec. 6, that Quinn helped draft.

6.  Denise Rich has given more than $1 million to Democrats, as well as $450,000 to Clinton's presidential library fund.

7.  Denise Rich lobbied Clinton personally to pardon her former husband.

8.  Cuban-American politicians in Florida immediately challenged Clinton's actions.

9.  Cubans who reach the United States will be interned while application for asylum is assessed, Reno said in a briefing following Clinton's East Room appearance.

10.  Cuba's political isolation, Castro suggested, goes so far as to include rooting for Clinton.