Article: Bob Dull: His Life & Times; Now That He's the Nominee, He's Still Not Excited

Around 8:20 p.m. Tuesday, the night he clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Bob Dole -- accompanied, as usual, by his miniature schnauzer Leader -- left his office from the Senate side of the Capitol. But instead of his usual Lincoln sedan, the perk he has long enjoyed as the Senate's Republican leader, Dole and his dog were greeted at the carriage entrance by a Secret Service motorcade. And the dog was having none of it.

"Go, Leader, go, Leader, go!" Dole coaxed his reluctant pooch, gesturing emphatically toward the strange new conveyance. Leader sat stubbornly on the steps and eyed the Chrysler sedan as though it were an alien spaceship. "Go, Leader," Dole persisted. ...

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