WASHINGTON BULLETIN November 30, 1999 5:35PM BETA BYE-BYE Vice President Gore named Christie Brinkley to his primary delegate slate in New York. How alpha. Grrr. PETSMART The new Zogby poll contains this little item: Pet owners prefer Republicans to Democrats in a generic Congressional ballot, 38 percent to 30 percent, with 30 percent undecided. Maybe all this talk coming out of the Gore campaign about alpha males, beta males, and challenging the top dog in the White House is really a subtle ploy to drive a wedge into a core GOP constituency. UNZ OUT Silicon Valley entrepreneur Ron K. Unz quit seeking the Republican Senate nomination in California today. He is the author of Proposition 227, the state initiative passed by voters last year eliminating bilingual education, as well as a campaign-finance reform measure that will appear on ballots next year. His departure makes Rep. Tom Campbell the frontrunner in the primary. May we be the first to suggest that Unz pursue the seat his neighbor Campbell is vacating? Think a friend would want to read this? Send it along. Your e-mail address: Recipient's e-mail address: Updated By: Ramesh Ponnuru - Senior Editor John J. Miller - National Political Reporter Kate Dwyer - Editorial Associate For a selection of recent Washington Bulletins click here If you would like to receive the Washington Bulletin via e-mail, please send an e-mail message to majordomo@us.net. The first line in the body of the message should read: "subscribe washingtonbulletin". In order to ensure that you are not accidentally subscribed, you will receive a reply message with a confirmation number, to which you must reply to complete the subscription process. To unsubscribe leave the subject line blank and have the first line in the body of the message read: "unsubscribe washingtonbulletin".

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