A politician with this surname lost popularity when he slipped and fell during an attempted handshake at a rally in Chico. At one RNC, a politician with this surname asserted he would be “the bridge to a time of tranquility, faith and confidence in action.” A woman with this surname was the defendant in a 1987 Supreme Court case that upheld withholding highway funds to states with a drinking age below (15[1])21. That woman with this surname became the first female senator from (10[1])(*) North Carolina and served as (10[1])Reagan’s Secretary of (10[1])Transportation. A Republican politician with this surname had the Reform Party siphon off votes in an election in which he (10[1])ran on (10[1])a ticket with Jack Kemp. For 10 points, name this surname of a former Kansas Senator who lost the 1996 presidential election to Bill Clinton, Bob. (10[2])■END■