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THE PRESIDENT 6/24/02 HAS SEEN
Video Taping: U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Convention
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Draft #7
Greetings to everyone gathered for the 72ⁿᵈ Annual Conference of
Mayors. I have seen many of you as I've traveled the country, and I thank
you again for your warm welcome and hospitality.
America's towns and cities are the bedrock of our democracy. As
mayors, you serve at the level of government closest to the people. You
encourage local business growth and help keep our neighborhoods safe.
And you are the first to hear the concerns of your constituents.
I salute you for your service to your communities, and I pledge to
continue to work with you.
On the economic front, I have good news to report. Our economy is
strong and growing stronger. We have added over 1.4 million new jobs
since last August, with nine straight months of job gains. Manufacturing
jobs have been on the rise for four consecutive months, with over 90,000
jobs created. Unemployment rates have fallen in 46 out of the 50 states
over the past year. And our economy has grown at the fastest rate in
nearly 20 years.
Our economy is changing, and I have a plan to make sure workers
have the skills to fill the jobs of the future. My Jobs for the 21st Century
initiative will fund partnerships between community colleges and local
businesses, so that workers get the education and training they need.
The Environmental Protection Agency recently announced more than
75 million dollars in Brownfields grants to revitalize former industrial sites
and spur economic growth in more than 200 communities.
My HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson is with you to talk about my
housing initiatives. Homeownership rates are at record highs, and I am
especially proud that minority homeownership is at its highest rate ever.
But we will not rest until we narrow the minority homeownership gap, and
every American has a chance to own their home and realize the American
Dream.
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On education, we passed a bipartisan law - the No Child Left Behind
Act - which is bringing higher standards and accountability to every public
school. And my budget for 2005 would increase federal spending on
education forty-nine percent since 2001. The federal government is
sending more money, and asking for results. We are challenging the soft
bigotry of low expectations, and we will continue until no child is left behind.
We are helping faith-based programs apply for federal grants on an
equal basis so we can unleash the armies of compassion to help people in
your communities. I congratulate you for establishing the Mayors' Center
for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives this year. I have also proposed
a four-year, 300 million dollar Prisoner Re-entry Initiative that will expand
job training, placement services, transitional housing, and mentoring to help
newly-released prisoners return to society.
When I met with you in January, I said that if federal resources were
not reaching America's first responders and law enforcement officials, I
would get them "unstuck." At my directive, Secretary Ridge has
established a Task Force on State and Local Homeland Security Funding.
Its members recently delivered their report, recommending reforms to help
move funds more quickly to states and local governments. The federal
government has responsibility to help local officials build the capacity to
prevent acts of terror and respond to danger - and we will meet that
responsibility.
My most solemn duty is to protect the American people. Thanks to
the brave service of our men and women in uniform, we are making
progress in the war on terror. We have captured or killed many key leaders
of the al-Qaida network. And the rest of them will learn that there is no
cave or hole deep enough to hide from American justice.
We will continue to fight terrorists in places like Afghanistan and Iraq
so we do not have to fight them in our own cities and towns. By helping
democracy and freedom rise in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and throughout the
MIddle East, we are advancing hope as an alternative to terrorism. As
freedom takes hold, the world will be more peaceful, and America will be
more secure.
Thank you again for your leadership and your dedicated public
service. I look forward to continuing to work with you. My Office of
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Intergovernmental Affairs and its Director, Ruben Barrales, stand ready to
assist you. Best wishes to everyone for a successful conference.
Drafted by: Suzy DeFrancis, White House Communications
Office: 202/456-0180
Cell:
(b)(6)
Tim Hanson, Presidential Writers
Office: 202/456-5514
Cell:
(b)(6)
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'04 JUN 22 PM5:56
Video Taping: U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Convention
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Draft #2
Greetings to everyone gathered for the 72nd Annual Conference of
Mayors. I have seen many of you as I've traveled the country, and I want
to thank you again for your warm welcomes and hospitality.
America's towns and cities are the bedrock of our democracy. As
mayors, you serve at the level of government closest to the people. You
are charged with tasks that affect the daily lives of our citizens. You
encourage local business growth and help keep our neighborhoods safe.
And you are the first to hear the concerns of your constituents.
I salute you for your service to your communities and pledge to
continue to work with you at the national level.
On the economic front, we have good news to report. Our economy
is strong and getting stronger. We have added over 1.4 million new jobs
since last August, with nine straight months of job gains. And
unemployment rates have fallen in 46 out of the 50 states over the past
year.
My Administration will continue to create the conditions for economic
growth. My Jobs for the 21st Century initiative will fund partnerships
between community colleges and local businesses, so that workers get the
education and training they need to fill the jobs of the future.
Last week, my Administration acted to help communities like yours
spur greater economic growth. The Environmental Protection Agency
announced more than $75 million in Brownfields grants to revitalize former
industrial sites.
When I met with you in January, I told you that if Federal resources
were not reaching America's first responders and law enforcement officials,
we would get them "unstuck." Secretary Ridge followed my directive and
established the Task Force on State and Local Homeland Security. Last
week, its members delivered their report, along with concrete
recommendations to move funds more quickly to the local level, so local
officials can better protect their communities.
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At home, my Administration will continue working with you to
strengthen the economy, secure our homeland, and extend hope to all
Americans.
And abroad, we will continue to fight terrorists in places like
Afghanistan and Iraq so we do not have to fight them in our own cities and
towns. Because of the brave service of our men and women in uniform, we
are making progress in the War on Terror. And by helping the rise of
democracy in Iraq, in Afghanistan and throughout the world, we are
undermining the appeal of terrorism, and that is essential to making the
world more peaceful and America more secure.
Thank you again for your leadership and your dedicated public
service. And best wishes for a successful conference.
Drafted by: Suzy DeFrancis, White House Communications
Office: 202/456-0180
Cell:
(b)(6)
Tim Hanson, Presidential Writers
Office: 202/456-5514
Cell:
(b)(6)
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