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Document No. 356545ss
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
DATE:
10/15/92
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: TODAY, 10/15 ASAP!!
PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND, VA. - 10/15 11:15 p.m.
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
X MOORE
SCOWCROFT NK
x MULLINS N/C
DARMAN N/C
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
X
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST N/C
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
X
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUFMAN
HOLIDAY N/C
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
called 10:25
PHILLIP D. BRADY
Assistant to the President
and Staff Secretary
Ext. 2702
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
02 OCT 15 A9: 15 I
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. / /
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. //
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious. / /
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. //
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in. / /
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. / /
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
# # #
Document No. 356545ss
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
DATE:
10/15/92 OCT 16 ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: TODAY, 10/15 ASAP!!
PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND, VA. - 10/15 - 11:15 p.m.
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
MOORE
SCOWCROFT
MULLINS
DARMAN
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUFMAN
HOLIDAY
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
do comments
PHILLIP D. BRADY
Assistant to the President
(R. Brady may respond at
and Staff Secretary
Ext. 2702
a later time)
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
02 OCT 15 A9: 15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. //
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. //
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious //
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. / /
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in.//
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. / /
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
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will be home after 7:00 pm.
-
October 15, 1992
Steve, don't know if you saw the Braves game last night, but it's
in serious contention (according even to Boswell in the Post) for
being the most stunning comeback in baseball history. Bottom of
the ninth, Braves shut out, two men out. The bench is for all
practical purposes completely spent. Bobby Cox in desperation
goes to the only remaining guy, an unknown named Cabrero, who
came up from the TRIPLE-A BRAVES IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA a couple
of weeks ago, and sends him to the plate.
Down by two. Two outs. Two swings, two misses. One strike away
from the end of the season. No momentum. Braves were flat all
night. And somehow, this Cabrero no one outside of Richmond has
ever heard of before does what Gant, Justice, Pendleton, Blauser,
and all the rest couldn't do all night long.
He lines a sharp single to left field, drives in Justice from
third, and on his heels comes the slowest man in baseball, Sid
Bream, former Pirate and veteran of five knee operations. Bream
runs the fastest 90 feet in his life, racing against Barry Bonds'
throw to the plate from deep left, and beats it by about an inch.
The Pirates are stunned. The stadium is stunned. Hell, the
Braves are stunned. And most of all, Sid Bream is stunned. He
just lays there on the ground (stunned), and then suddenly the
entire team roars out of the dugout and piles on him while he's
still down on the ground, and then the whole city of Atlanta
explodes. It's midnight. Everybody in town goes out to their
cars, drives into town, pops champagne and a has a horn-blasting
party all night long. I have this on good and bleary authority.
Anyway. Cabrero the unknown from Richmond saves the day.
Boswell has to go all the way back to 1951, to Bobby Thompson's
Shot Heard 'Round The World to find a worthy comparison. And by
the way, Curt agrees it was one of the finest moments in baseball
history, but I think he just wants to borrow some money.
All this to say, here's the line. It'll work anywhere in the
South because the Braves are the South as far as baseball's
concerned. But nowhere will it work better than in Richmond,
Virginia, and no time better than tonight, where everyone in the
audience knows and loves Cabrero and all saw him pull off a
miracle at midnight last night.
Potus needs to coin this line. The immortal new Bush rallying
cry, the perfectly apt metaphor for Potus' bottom-of-the-ninth
Casey-at-the-bat political situation, and one to replace the
classic "It ain't over till the fat lady sings" --
"It ain't over till Cabrero swings.
We're gonna win this thing. I didn't believe it last night. Now
I do. -- Ken the giddy Braves fan
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DATE:
10/15/92
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PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND, VA. - 10/15
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
MOORE
SCOWCROFT
MULLINS
DARMAN
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUPMAN
HOLIDAY
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
PHILLIP D. BRADY
Assistant to the President
and Staff Secretary
Ext. 2702
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
2 OCT 15 A9:15 :
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
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(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome --- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting at little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up - to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in
philosophy,
character, mulpoling. ling.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man - I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
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Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. 11
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. 11
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public. private, or religious. 11
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign - limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
back to the people./
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Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
# # #
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Rs,: 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR DAN McGROARTY
FROM:
ROGER B. PORTER
RBP
SUBJECT:
Presidential Remarks: Post-Debate Rally
We have reviewed the attached presidential remarks and
have noted a few suggested changes on the draft.
If you have any questions or we can be of further
assistance, please let us know.
CC:
Phillip D. Brady
Document No.
356545ss
RAE
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
DATE:
10/15/92
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: TODAY, 10/15 ASAP!!
PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND, VA. - 10/15 - 11:15 p.m.
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
MOORE
SCOWCROFT
MULLINS
DARMAN
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUFMAN
HOLIDAY
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
PHILLIP D. BRADY
John-
VC
Assistant to the President
and Staff Secretary
Ext. 2702
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
2 OCT 15 A9:15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
-2
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. //
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman in a Deritos factory I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. //
CCAIMS HE
Governor Clinton wants to change American education
just
my AMERICA 2000 PROPOSAL WILL REVOLUTIONIZE
not
little
bit.
I want to reinvent American education. We want to
choose the best school for THEIR
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school? Public, private, or religious. //
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. //
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in.//
KNOW
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November //
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
# # #
THE WHITE HOUSE
32 OCT 15 Pl: 06 0 WASHINGTON
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR DAN MCGROARTY
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR COMMUNICATION
FROM:
misfer
GREGORY S. WALDEN
ASSOCIATE COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT
SUBJECT:
Presidential Remarks: Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
At your request, the Counsel's office has reviewed the above-
referenced matter. We have no legal objection, see comments on
page two.
Attachment
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(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man --- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. 11
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Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. / /
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. / /
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public. private, or religious. //
tied H 2
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
word, whice
back to the people. //
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here
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
change.
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there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
impresion
thrown in.//
I say -- America can do better. 11
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. //
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DATE:
10/15/92
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: TODAY, 10/15 ASAP!!
PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND, VA. - 10/15 - 11:15 p.m.
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
MOORE
SCOWCROFT
MULLINS
DARMAN
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUFMAN
HOLIDAY
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE: TO:
DAN MCGROARTY
October 15, 1992
The NSC staff concurs with the draft
PHILLIP D. BRADY
presidential remarks.
Assistant to the President
and Staff Secretary
Brent Scowcroft
Ext. 2702
CC: Phillip D. Brady
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
2 OCT 15 A9:15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before introduction. an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. //
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. / /
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious. //
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. //
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in. / /
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. //
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
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WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
DATE:
10/15/92
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: TODAY, 10/15 ASAP!!
PRESIDENTIAL REMAKRS: POST-DEBATE RALLY
SUBJECT:
RICHMOND. VA. - 10/15 - 11:15 p.m.
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCBRIDE
BAKER
MOORE
SCOWCROFT
MULLINS
DARMAN
PETERSMEYER
BATES
PORTER
BRADY
PROVOST
BROMLEY
ROSS
CALIO
SMITH
DEMAREST
TUTWILER
FITZWATER
ZOELLICK
GRAY
KAUFMAN
HOLIDAY
MCGROARTY
HORNER
GROOMES
REMARKS:
Please forward your comments directly to Dan McGroarty, Rm. 122, x2930,
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, with a copy to this office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
Paulk
PHILLIP D. BRADY
Assistant to the President
and Staff Secretary
Ext. 2702
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
2 OCT 15 A9:15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
before introduction. an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
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(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome --- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- relied 16 fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending SO much time talking about what's wrong
with me - and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up - to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice - in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. 11
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make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. 11
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in & Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending - and cut your taxes.
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and
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
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give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious. 11
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. 11
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in.//
I say --- America can do better. 11
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November.//
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
:2 OCT 15 A9:15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
J
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. //
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. //
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. //
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious. / /
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. //
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in. / /
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. / /
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
# # #
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
2 OCT i5 A9: 15
October 15, 1992
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
STEVE PROVOST SP
RE:
POST-DEBATE RALLY REMARKS
Here are the prepared remarks for the Post-Debate Rally to be
held in Richmond, Virginia this evening. They will be given
before an audience of 5,000 to 7,000 people. There will be no
introduction.
(Provost)
October 15, 1992
8:00 am
Presidential Remarks
Post-Debate Rally
Richmond, VA
15 October 1992
Thank you for this great Richmond welcome -- Barbara and I
both want to say thanks for this great welcome -- you warm our
hearts.
My friends in the press corps want to know who won the
debate. You're a group of impartial observers -- what do you
think?
You know, sometimes out there it seemed like a tag-team
rhetorical wrestling match. But that's okay. I don't mind
taking on two opponents -- it almost makes it an even fight.
Governor Clinton's voice is getting a little hoarse --
because he's spending so much time talking about what's wrong
with me -- and what's wrong with America. But I'm just getting
warmed up -- to tell America what we must do -- to keep America
number one!
This election involves a clear choice -- in ideas,
experience, and character.
This year, the average taxpayer will work until the 5th of
May, to satisfy Uncle Sam's appetite. Governor Clinton thinks
you should work more days for the tax man -- I say government is
too big -- and spends too much of your money. 11
Governor Clinton proposes a tax and spend program that would
make Michael Dukakis blush. He's calls his program change -- and
he's right. Because by the time he's through -- change is all
you will have left in your pocket. / /
Can you imagine putting Governor Clinton in cahoots with the
big spenders in Congress? That would be like letting George
Foreman loose in a Doritos factory. I say -- we need to get a
handle on spending -- and cut your taxes. 11
Governor Clinton wants to change American education -- just
a little bit. I want to reinvent American education. We want to
give every parent -- the right to decide where your kids should
go to school. Public, private, or religious //
Governor Clinton says he's the candidate of change, but he
refuses to touch the single most important change in this year's
campaign -- limiting the terms of members of Congress. I say --
limit the terms of members of Congress -- and give government
back to the people. 11
Buying Governor Clinton's tax and spend prescription --
would be like going back to the used car lot -- and picking up
the lemon you left behind twelve years ago. Only this time --
there would be higher interest, higher prices and a hot air bag
thrown in. / /
I say -- America can do better. //
We have led the world through this difficult global
transition. Now we can lead the world to recovery -- if we make
the right choices this November. //
Thank you very much for turning out here tonight. Thank you
Richmond. God bless the United States of America.
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