10/29/99- Updated 10:24 AM ET   Clinton admits his troubles may
hurt Gore  WASHINGTON - President Clinton says Vice President Al
Gore should not be held responsible but probably will pay a
political price for the Monica Lewinsky scandal and the bitter
impeachment fight.  President Bill Clinton Meet the candidates
Election calendar Guide to Government ''I think a lot of people
who may not like me may hold it against him,'' the president
acknowledged Thursday for the first time. But Clinton went on to
say that, ''I don't think mature people hold one person
responsible for another person's conduct, do you?''  Clinton
spoke at a news conference a day after Gore, struggling to fix
his troubled campaign for the White House, declared that he had
been angry and disappointed with the president for his affair
with Ms. Lewinsky and the pain inflicted by the impeachment
battle.  In a phenomenon that some call ''Clinton fatigue,''
Gore already bears scars from his relationship with the
president, with polls suggesting the