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RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Alejandro G. Cabrera ( CN=Alejandro G. Cabrera/O=OVP [ UNKNOWN 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 18:28:45.00
SUBJECT: Press Schedule for Vice President Gore for 2/20/99
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TO: Craig Hughes ( CN=Craig Hughes/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Lisa J. Levin ( CN=Lisa J. Levin/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Anne E. McGuire ( CN=Anne E. McGuire/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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TEXT:
PRESS SCHEDULE FOR VICE PRESIDENT GORE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1999
Editors Advisory: Not for release or publication
For news planning only
Contact: 202-456-7035
The Vice President has no public events on his schedule for Saturday,
February 20, 1999.
###
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Charles J. Payson ( CN=Charles J. Payson/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 16:40:31.00
SUBJECT: Check the Dates: 4/28, 5/4, 5/12, 6/7, 7/23-24
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TO: Jeffrey A. Forbes ( CN=Jeffrey A. Forbes/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Eric P. Hothem ( CN=Eric P. Hothem/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Stephanie S. Streett ( CN=Stephanie S. Streett/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Maria Echaveste ( CN=Maria Echaveste/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Sara M. Latham ( CN=Sara M. Latham/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO ] )
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TO: Phillip Caplan ( CN=Phillip Caplan/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO )
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TEXT:
We would like to proceed with plans to potentially schedule events in the
following cities on the following dates:
Washington, DC on April 28 (DNC)
Baltimore, MD on May 4 (DNC)
Washington, DC on May 12 (DSCC)
Washington, DC on June 7 (DNC)
Aspen, CO on July 23-24 (DNC)
Please respond to the Scheduling Office by COB TUESDAY to indicate whether
your office knows of any conflicts with these dates.
Thanks!
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (EXTERNAL MAIL)
CREATOR: Mark D. Neschis@EOP@LNGTWY@EOPMRX
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 18:00:00.00
SUBJECT: Weekend Shows
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Message Creation Date was at 19-FEB-1999 17:58:00
FEBRUARY 19, 1999
MEMORANDUM TO JOE LOCKHART, ANN LEWIS, DOUG SOSNIK, & PAUL BEGALA
FROM
MARK NESCHIS
SUBJECT
WEEKEND TELEVISION
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1999
WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW
Topic: Kosovo, Mexico Trip
Guest: Martha Radditz, ABC News
Topic: President's Trip to New Hampshire
Guest: John Harris, Washington Post
Topic: Airline Bill of Rights, Tax Cuts
Guest: Alan Murray, Wall Street Journal
Topic: Rep. Kasich & 2000 Election
Guest: Gloria Borger, U.S. News & World Report
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1999
EVANS, NOVAK, SHIELDS & HUNT (CNN)
Topic: Governors' Agenda
Guest: Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating
* Al Hunt is the co-host.
CAPITAL GANG
Topic: Kosovo, White House Agenda, New York Senate Race
Guest: Request for Counselor to the President Paul Begala, Al Hunt, Robert
Novak, Kate O'Bierne, Mark Shields
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1999
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (FOX)
Topic: Congressional Agenda
Guest: House Speaker Rep. Hastert
Topic: New York Senate Race
Guest: Rep. Lowey, Former Senator Al D'Amato
Topic: Future for Republican Party
Guest: Radio Talk Show Host Rush Limbaugh
Roundtable: Brit Hume, Fox News, Juan Williams, Washington Post, Mara Liasson,
NPR
FACE THE NATION(CBS)
Topic: Social Security
Guest: Rep. Rangel, Sen. Abraham, Gene Sperling, National Economic Adviser,
Request for Rep. Shays
Topic: New York Senate Race
Guest: Request for Former Senator Al D'Amato and Former NYC Mayor Ed Koch
no roundtable
THIS WEEK (ABC)
Topic: New York Senate Race
Guest: New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Topic: Future of Republican Party
Guest: Gary Bauer, Family Research Council, Michigan Governor John Engler
Topic: Unions
Guest: AFL-CIO President John Sweeney(taped)
Roundtable: , William Kristol, George Stephanopoulos
MEET THE PRESS (NBC)
Topic: Governors' Agenda
Guest: Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura, California Governor Gray Davis, New
Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman
Topic: New York Senate Race, Congressional Agenda
Guest: Sen. Torricelli, Sen. McConnell
Roundtable: David Broder, Washington Post, William Safire, New York Times,
Doris Kearns Goodwin, Historian
LATE EDITION (CNN)
Topic: Kosovo, Iraq
Guest: Request for Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
Topic: New York Senate Race
Guest: New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Topic: New York Senate Race
Guest: Former Representative Susan Molinari, Rep.Lowey
Topic: Budget, 2000 Election
Guest: Rep. Kasich
Roundtable: Susan Page, USA Today, Steven Roberts, New York Daily News, Tucker
Carlson, Weekly Standard
MCLAUGHLIN GROUP
Topic: New York Senate Race, AFL-CIO Political Campaign
Guest: Michael Barone, Clarence Page, Eleanor Clift, Pat Buchanan
MCLAUGHLIN ONE ON ONE
Topic: What explains Shakespeare's enduring appeal?
Guest: Dr. Kenneth Adelman, Dr. Gary Taylor
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
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Message Creation Date was at 19-FEB-1999 18:10:00
EMBARGOED UNTIL 10:06 AM EST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1999
PRESIDENT CLINTON!,S RADIO ADDRESS:
BUILDING ON WHAT WORKS TO IMPROVE EDUCATION
Today, in his radio address, President Clinton will reiterate his call for
education accountability measures that build on the success of state
reforms,
and ask Congress to pass his broad education agenda to give states the
tools
they need to give all children a world-class education.
Education Accountability Measures That Build on What Works. In his State
of the
Union Address, President Clinton announced a package of accountability
measures
designed to hold students, teachers, and schools to high standards, and to
ensure that school districts and states provide students with a high
quality
education. In his radio address, the President again will call for ending
social promotion; making sure teachers are qualified; getting states to
turn
around low-performing schools; providing parents with school report cards;
and
instituting effective discipline policies as requirements of receiving
funds
under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The President applauded
efforts that states and school districts are making, under the leadership
of
committed governors, in the states of North Carolina, Michigan, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, and California to implement these common-sense principles.
In
those states and others, these accountability measures are producing
results.
President Clinton wants to build on those efforts and ensure that all
children
reap the rewards of strengthened accountability.
Strengthened Investments in Education for the 21st Century. The
President's
effort to support high academic standards for all children includes an
unprecedented commitment of national resources to help states and local
districts improve education. Students and teachers cannot reach for
excellence
in outdated, falling down, overcrowded classrooms. President Clinton!,s
balanced budget calls for continued strengthened investments in education:
hire
100,000 teachers over seven years so as to reduce class size in grades 1-3
to a
nationwide average of 18 students; build, repair, or modernize up to 6,000
schools through $25 billion in bonds; triple funding to expand after-school
activities and provide intensive help to students to meet high standards;
raise
the quality of teaching; improve literacy; enhance technology in the
schools;
recruit outstanding teachers to underserved high-poverty rural areas and
inner
cities; and provide new pathways to college for disadvantaged students.
The FY
2000 budget includes $1.4 billion to hire 38,000 new teachers by the end
of the
second year of the program. The President challenged Congress to fund his
education agenda and help states and districts provide all children with a
first-class education in the 21st century.
Release of State-By-State Class Size and School Modernization Funding.
Today,
the Education Department released data that shows how much each state would
receive under President Clinton!,s FY 2000 budget request to reduce class
size
and modernize schools. For example, in FY 2000, California would receive
funds
to support 4,386 new teachers and federal tax credits to pay the interest
on $3
billion of school modernization bonds; Illinois would receive funds to
support
a total of 1,522 new teachers and federal tax credits to pay the interest
on
$1.1 billion of school modernization bonds; and Florida would receive
funds to
support 1,749 new teachers and federal tax credits to pay the interest on
$1.3
billion of school modernization bonds.
###
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CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 19:06:27.74
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PRINTER FONT 12_POINT_COURIER
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
February 19, 1999
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
AT CEREMONY IN HONOR OF LT. HENRY O. FLIPPER
The Roosevelt Room
6:33 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: First of all, I'd like to welcome this
distinguished assemblage here -- Dr. King and the members of the
Flipper family, and your friends; Secretary West, Congressman
Clyburn, General Powell, Deputy Secretary Hamry, Under Secretary de
Leon, General Ross and General Reimer, Secretary Caldera. I
understand we're joined by Clarence Davenport, the 6th African
American graduate of West Point; other distinguished West Point
graduates who are here. Welcome to all of you.
There's one person who could not be here today -- Deputy
Attorney General Eric Holder, I'm glad to see you -- the one person
who could not be here today I want to acknowledge, and that is
Senator Max Cleland from Georgia, who has done a lot to make this day
possible. We thank him in his absence.
I welcome you all to an event that is 117 years overdue.
Here in America's House of liberty, we celebrate ideas like freedom,
equality, our indivisibility as one people. Great leaders lived here
-- people like Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Lincoln, the Roosevelts, after whom
this room is named. All of them deepened the meaning of those words
while they lived here. But we must be candid and say that the
special quality of American freedom is not always extended to all
Americans.
A word like "freedom," to be more than a slogan,
requires us to acknowledge that our "more perfect union" was created
by imperfect human beings, people who did not always define freedom
in the ways that we would, and in ways that they knew they should.
For this word to live for ourselves and our children, we must
recognize it represents a difficult goal that must be struggled with
every day in order to be realized.
Today's ceremony is about a moment in 1882, when our
government did not do all it could do to protect an individual
American's freedom. It is about a moment in 1999 when we correct the
error and resolve to do even better in the future.
The man we honor today was an extraordinary American.
Henry Flipper did all his country asked him to do. Though born a
slave in Georgia, he was proud to serve America: the first African
American graduate of West Point; the first African American
commissioned officer in the regular United States Army. He showed
brilliant promise and joined the 10th Cavalry. While stationed at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, he perfected a drainage system that eliminated
the stagnant water, and malaria, plaguing the fort. Still known as
"Flipper's Ditch," it became a national landmark in 1977.
He distinguished himself in combat on the frontier, and
then was transferred to run a commissary at Fort Davis in Texas. In
1881, Lt. Flipper was accused by his commanding officer of improperly
accounting for the funds entrusted to him. A later Army review
suggested he had been singled out for his race, but at the time there
wasn't much justice available for a young African American soldier.
In December, a court
-martial acquitted him of
embezzlement, but convicted him of conduct unbecoming an officer.
President Chester A. Arthur declined to overturn the sentence, and in
June of 1882, Lt. Flipper was dishonorably discharged. His life
continued. He became a civil and mining engineer out West. He
worked in many capacities for the government, as special agent for
the Department of Justice; as an expert on Mexico for the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee; as a special assistant to the Secretary
of the Interior. He died in 1940, at the age of 84.
But even after his death, this stain of dishonor
remained. One hundred and seventeen years have now elapsed since his
discharge. That's a long time, even more than the span of his long
life. More than half the history of the White House, indeed, of the
United States itself. And too long to let an injustice lie
uncorrected.
The army exonerated him in 1976, changed his discharge
to honorable and reburied him with full honors. But one thing
remained to be done, and now it will be. With great pleasure and
humility, I now offer a full pardon to Lt. Henry Ossian Flipper of
the United States Army.
This good man now has
completely recovered his good name.
It has been a trying thing for the family to fight this
long battle, to confront delays and bureaucratic indifference, but
this is a day of affirmation. It teaches us that, although the
wheels of justice turn slowly at times, still they turn. It teaches
that time can heal old wounds and redemption comes to those who
persist in a righteous cause. Most of all, it teaches us -- Lt.
Flipper's family teaches us -- that we must never give up the fight
to make our country live up to its highest ideals.
Outside of this room Henry Flipper is not known to most
Americans. All the more reason to remember him today. His
remarkable life story is important to us, terribly important, as we
continue to work -- on the edge of a new century and a new millennium
-- on deepening the meaning of freedom at home, and working to expand
democracy and freedom around the world, to give new life to the great
experiment begun in 1776. This is work Henry Flipper would have been
proud of.
Each of you who worked so hard for this day is a living
chapter in the story of Lt. Flipper. I thank you for your devotion,
your courage, your persistence, your unshakable commitment. I thank
you for believing, and proving, that challenges never disappear, but
in the long run, freedom comes to those who persevere.
Thank you very, very much. (Applause.)
END
6:44 P.M. EST
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: "Jason H. Schechter"@lngate3.eop.gov ("Jason H. Schechter"@lngate3.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 15:01:29.00
SUBJECT: President Clinton Names Ten Members to the President's Committe
TO: Veronica DeLaGarza ( CN=Veronica DeLaGarza/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Abigail C. Smith ( CN=Abigail C. Smith/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Sean P. O'Shea ( CN=Sean P. O'Shea/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Lorrie McHugh ( CN=Lorrie McHugh/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
READ:UNKNOWN
TO: "Jordan D. Matyas"@Ingate4.eop.gov ("Jordan D. Matyas"@Ingate4.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
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TO: " ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=news.wsj.com/U=bob.davis/FFN=bob.davis/@mr.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
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TO: Elena Kagan ( CN=Elena Kagan/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ OPD 1)
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TO: Victoria L. Valentine ( CN=Victoria L. Valentine/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
READ:UNKNOWN
TO: Simeona F. Pasquil ( CN=Simeona F. Pasquil/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Craig Hughes ( CN=Craig Hughes/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Bridget T. Leininger ( CN=Bridget T. Leininger/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Orson C. Porter ( CN=Orson C. Porter/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Linda L. Moore ( CN=Linda L. Moore/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: ("R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=inet/R=elsoldetexas.com/U=info/FFN=info/mr.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN ])
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TO: " ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=inet/R=efeamerica.com/U=mpena/FFN=mpena/@mr.eop.gov I UNKNOWN
1)
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TO: Jeffrey L. Farrow ( CN=Jeffrey L. Farrow/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Neal Sharma ( CN=Neal Sharma/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: David Y. Stevens ( CN=David Y. Stevens/OU=OSTP/O=EOP [ OSTP 1)
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TO: Jeffrey M. Smith ( CN=Jeffrey M. Smith/OU=OSTP/O=EOP [ OSTP ])
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TO: Eli P. Joseph ( CN=Eli P. Joseph/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: " ( "/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=ccMail.census.gov/U=kenneth.prewit/FFN=kenneth.prewit/"@mr.eop.gov|
UNKNOWN ])
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TO: David R. Goodfriend ( CN=David R. Goodfriend/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Matthew W. Pitcher ( CN=Matthew W. Pitcher/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Marty J. Hoffmann ( CN=Marty J. Hoffmann/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Joseph C. Fanaroff ( CN=Joseph C. Fanaroff/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Stacie Spector ( CN=Stacie Spector/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Brian S. Mason ( CN=Brian S. Mason/OU=OMB/O=EOP [ OMB 1)
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TO: Evan Ryan ( CN=Evan Ryan/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=usia.gov/U=IGCP/FFN=IGCP/"@mr.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
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TO: Matt Gobush ( CN=Matt Gobush/OU=NSC/O=EOP [ NSC 1)
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TO: Matthew J. Bianco ( CN=Matthew J. Bianco/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Caroline R. Fredrickson ( CN=Caroline R. Fredrickson/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Samuel O. Spencer ( CN=Samuel O. Spencer/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Toby C. Graff ( CN=Toby C. Graff/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Skye S. Philbrick ( CN=Skye S. Philbrick/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Karen Tramontano ( CN=Karen Tramontano/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jonathan A. Kaplan ( CN=Jonathan A. Kaplan/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ OPD ])
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TO: " ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=aol.com/U=Deborin/FFN=Deborin/"@mr.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN 1)
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TO: Mindy E. Myers ( CN=Mindy E. Myers/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ] )
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TO: " ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=ost.dot.gov/U=kara.gerhardt/FFN=kara.gerhardt/gmr.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN
1)
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TO: Christopher K. Scully ( CN=Christopher K. Scully/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Maria E. Soto ( CN=Maria E. Soto/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Paul D. Glastris ( CN=Paul D. Glastris/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: " ("/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=usatoday.com/U=spage/FFN=spage/@mr.eop.govI UNKNOWN ])
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TO: Carrie A. Street ( CN=Carrie A. Street/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Joshua S. Gottheimer ( CN=Joshua S. Gottheimer/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Maya Seiden ( CN=Maya Seiden/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jennifer Ferguson ( CN=Jennifer Ferguson/OU=OMB/O=EOP [ OMB 1)
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TO: Charles H. Cole ( CN=Charles H. Cole/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jon P. Jennings ( CN=Jon P. Jennings/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Robert B. Johnson ( CN=Robert B. Johnson/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jackson T. Dunn ( CN=Jackson T. Dunn/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jonathan M. Young ( CN=Jonathan M. Young/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Kelley L. O'Dell ( CN=Kelley L. O'Dell/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jocelyn A. Bucaro ( CN=Jocelyn A. Bucaro/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Cheryl M. Carter ( CN=Cheryl M. Carter/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Jena V. Roscoe ( CN=Jena V. Roscoe/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Victoria A. Lynch ( CN=Victoria A. Lynch/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO )
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TO: Sondra L. Seba ( CN=Sondra L. Seba/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Deborah B. Mohile ( CN=Deborah B. Mohile/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Robin Leeds ( CN=Robin Leeds/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Rajiv Y. Mody ( CN=Rajiv Y. Mody/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Christopher Ferris ( CN=Christopher Ferris/OU=OMB/O=EOP [ OMB 1)
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TO: Carolyn T. Wu ( CN=Carolyn T. Wu/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: "Thomas M. Rosshirt"@lngate4.eop.gov ( "Thomas M. Rosshirt"@lngate4.eop.gov [ UNKNOWN ])
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TO: Dorinda A. Salcido ( CN=Dorinda A. Salcido/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Sheyda Jahanbani ( CN=Sheyda Jahanbani/OU=NSC/O=EOP [ NSC ])
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TO: Jason H. Schechter ( CN=Jason H. Schechter/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: William C. Haymes ( CN=William C. Haymes/OU=OA/O=EOP [ OA ])
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TO: Fred DuVal ( CN=Fred DuVal/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Maureen T. Shea ( CN=Maureen T. Shea/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Delia A. Cohen ( CN=Delia A. Cohen/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: McGavock D. Reed ( CN=McGavock D. Reed/OU=OMB/O=EOP [ OMB ])
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TO: Sean P. Maloney ( CN=Sean P. Maloney/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: ( "/R=EOPMRX/R=LNGTWY/R=inet/R=pub.pub.whitehouse.gov/U=wh-outbox-distr/FFN=wh-outbox-
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TO: Douglas R. Matties ( CN=Douglas R. Matties/OU=OA/O=EOP [ OA ])
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TO: Katharine Button ( CN=Katharine Button/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: David S. Beaubaire ( CN=David S. Beaubaire/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Melissa M. Murray ( CN=Melissa M. Murray/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Amy Weiss ( CN=Amy Weiss/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Nanda Chitre (CN=Nanda Chitre/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Elliot J. Diringer ( CN=Elliot J. Diringer/OU=CEQ/O=EOP [ CEQ ])
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TO: Michael V. Terrell ( CN=Michael V. Terrell/OU=CEQ/O=EOP [ CEQ ])
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TO: Glen M. Weiner ( CN=Glen M. Weiner/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Virginia Apuzzo ( CN=Virginia Apuzzo/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Walker F. Bass ( CN=Walker F. Bass/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Julianne B. Corbett ( CN=Julianne B. Corbett/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Lynn G. Cutler ( CN=Lynn G. Cutler/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Jonathan Orszag ( CN=Jonathan Orszag/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ OPD 1)
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TO: Carmen B. Fowler ( CN=Carmen B. Fowler/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Lana Dickey ( CN=Lana Dickey/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Maureen A. Hudson ( CN=Maureen A. Hudson/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Daniel W. Burkhardt ( CN=Daniel W. Burkhardt/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Debra S. Wood ( CN=Debra S. Wood/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Patrick E. Briggs ( CN=Patrick E. Briggs/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Judithanne V. Scourfield ( CN=Judithanne V. Scourfield/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Jeannetta P. Allen ( CN=Jeannetta P. Allen/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Tracy F. Sisser ( CN=Tracy F. Sisser/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Sarah S. Knight ( CN=Sarah S. Knight/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Diane Ikemiyashiro ( CN=Diane Ikemiyashiro/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Kyle M. Baker ( CN=Kyle M. Baker/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Neera Tanden ( CN=Neera Tanden/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Brooks E. Scoville ( CN=Brooks E. Scoville/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: June Shih ( CN=June Shih/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO )
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TO: Nicole R. Rabner ( CN=Nicole R. Rabner/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Robin J. Bachman ( CN=Robin J. Bachman/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Sherman A. Williams ( CN=Sherman A. Williams/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
READ:UNKNOWN
TO: Edwin R. Thomas III ( CN=Edwin R. Thomas III/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Douglas J. Band ( CN=Douglas J. Band/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Peter A. Weissman ( CN=Peter A. Weissman/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ OPD ])
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TO: Ashley L. Raines ( CN=Ashley L. Raines/OU=OA/O=EOP [ OA 1)
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TO: Kevin S. Moran ( CN=Kevin S. Moran/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Elizabeth R. Newman ( CN=Elizabeth R. Newman/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Kim B. Widdess ( CN=Kim B. Widdess/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Virginia N. Rustique ( CN=Virginia N. Rustique/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Laura S. Marcus ( CN=Laura S. Marcus/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
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TO: Jake Siewert ( CN=Jake Siewert/OU=OPD/O=EOP [ UNKNOWN 1)
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TO: Dag Vega ( CN=Dag Vega/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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TO: Brenda M. Anders ( CN=Brenda M. Anders/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO ])
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Message Creation Date was at 19-FEB-1999 14:48:00
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
February 19, 1999
PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES TEN MEMBERS TO THE PRESIDENT!,S COMMITTEE ON
MENTAL
RETARDATION
The President today announced his intent to appoint Valerie J. Bradley,
Joyce
A. Keller, John F. Kennedy, Jr., K. Charlie Lakin, T.J. Monroe, Elizabeth
C.
Pittinger, Michael L. Remus, Jacquelyn B. Victorian, Barbara Y. Wheeler,
and
Sheryl White-Scott as members of the President!,s Committee on Mental
Retardation (PCMR). Ms. Bradley will continue to serve in her capacity as
Chair.
Ms. Valerie J. Bradley, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, is President of Human
Services Research Institute (HSRI), a non-profit organization. She has
worked
in the field of mental retardation for over 25 years as a researcher,
policy
analyst, evaluator, advocate and author. As Chief Executive Officer of
HSRI,
Ms. Bradley is responsible for the general management of the organization,
quality control, employee recruitment, fiscal affairs, and public
relations.
Ms. Bradley has also directed a wide range of Federal grants and contracts
in
the areas of family support, quality assurance, and deinstitutionalization.
Ms. Bradley holds a B.A. from Occidental College and an M.A. from Rutgers
University.
Ms. Joyce A. Keller, of Southfield, Michigan, is the Executive Director of
JARC, a Jewish association for residential care for persons with
developmental
disabilities. Previously, she was a Special Services Director for
developmental disabilities for Adult Service Centers, Inc., of Detroit and
a
Special Education Teacher at the elementary and secondary level. Ms. Keller
holds a B.S. from the University of Michigan and an M.A. from the Graduate
School of Education at Harvard University.
Mr. John F. Kennedy, Jr., of New York City, New York, is the founder and
President of Reaching Up, a non-profit organization that supports the
higher
education and career development of direct care workers in the disability
field. Previously, he served for several years as an Assistant District
Attorney in Manhattan, and is a member of the Board of Directors of the
Robin
Hood Foundation, as well as an Associate Trustee of the Joseph P. Kennedy,
Jr.,
Foundation. Mr. Kennedy holds a B.A. from Brown University and a J.D.
from New
York University Law School.
Dr. Charlie Lakin, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is the Director of the
Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Community Living
Integration at
the University of Minnesota. He has been a Senior Research Associate at
the
University of Minnesota since 1980. He is a member of the American
Association
on Mental Retardation and the Association for Persons with Severe
Handicaps.
Dr. Lakin holds a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota.
-more-
Mr. T.J. Monroe, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is one of two self-advocates
appointed
to the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. Mr. Monroe is a
nationally
recognized self-advocate and speaker. He also serves as a consultant to
self-advocacy agencies and the government on human rights policies while
also
advising others in self-advocacy organizing and development. He is also a
member of the American Association on Mental Retardation, the
Self-Advocates
Becoming Empowered Advisory Committee, and an advisor to the People First
of
Hamilton County.
Ms. Elizabeth C. Pittinger, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is an adjunct
faculty
member of Community College, Allegheny County and a consultant for civil
rights, mental retardation and police training. Ms. Pittinger serves as
the
legally appointed guardian of ten incapacitated people. She is a
Commissioner
with the City of Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations. Ms. Pittinger
holds
a B.A. from Marywood College, an M.P.A. from Carnegie Mellon University,
and is
a graduate of the Pittsburgh Citizens Police Academy.
Mr. Michael L. Remus, of Lawrence, Kansas, is the Executive Director of
the
Arc of Tennessee, which advocates for the enhanced quality of life for
children
and adults with mental retardation and other disabilities through research,
advocacy and education. Mr. Remus was formerly the Director of Special
Education for the State of Kansas, is a lifelong advocate for persons with
disabilities, and is the father of two grown sons with disabilities. He
has
served as Adjunct Faculty at Wayne State College, teaching education
graduate
courses dealing with the integration of students with disabilities and
Introduction to Special and Secondary Education. He is immediate past
President of the Arc-US.
Ms. Jacquelyn B. Victorian, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is the Executive
Director of Independent Living, Inc., a community-based residential agency
that
provides supported living services to 50 individuals with developmental
disabilities and their families. She is a member of the Community and
Family
Support Task Force Committee on Supported Living, as well as the Louisiana
Governor's Ombudsman Task Force on Developmental Disabilities. Ms.
Victorian
holds a Masters degree in Social Work.
Dr. Barbara Y. Wheeler, of Los Angeles, California, is Associate
Professor of
Clinical Pediatrics at the University of Southern California School of
Medicine. She also serves as Director of Training in Nursing at the
University
Affiliated Program at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, Project Director
of
the California Personal Assistance Services Project and the Self-Advocacy
Project and as an Evaluation Consultant to the Black Infant Health
Programs in
the California Department of Health Services. Dr. Wheeler holds a B.S.
from
the University of California at San Francisco, and an M.A. and Ph.D. from
the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Dr. Sheryl White-Scott, of New York City, New York, is the Director of
Adult
Health Services at the Westchester Institute for Human Development and an
Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at New York Medical
College.
She is a Diplomat to the American Board of Internal Medicine. She is also
a
member of the American College of Physicians and the American Association
on
Mental Retardation.
The Committee advises President Clinton and Health and Human Services
Secretary Donna Shalala on programs and services relating to persons with
mental retardation.
30-30-30
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Julie M. Anderson ( CN=Julie M. Anderson/OU=WHCCTF/O=EOP [ WHCCTF 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 16:05:51.00
SUBJECT: Metrics
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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I just spoke to gardiner. They just received DOE's information and are in
the process of working on the one-pager we talked about at the meeting.
It will not be ready to send to you today. He is shooting to have
something over to us on tuesday.
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Bob J. Nash ( CN=Bob J. Nash/OU=WHO/O=EOP [ WHO 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 10:34:11.00
SUBJECT: Re: peace corps
TO: Todd Stern ( CN=Todd Stern/OU=WHO/O=EOP @ EOP [ WHO 1)
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Todd, I will keep you informed. Bob
Todd Stern
02/18/99 10:29:41 AM
Record Type: Record
To:
Bob J. Nash/WHO/EOP
cc:
Subject:
peace corps
Bob -- thanks again for spending a few minutes with me yesterday. In the
event the Peace Corps job were to open up, could you let me know?
Thanks. tds
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CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 22:23:04.00
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
February 19, 1999
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
IN HONOR OF THE NAACP'S 90TH ANNIVERSARY
National Museum of Women in the Arts
Washington. D.C.
9:07 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: I have been friends with Chairman Bond a
long time. We have had many interesting conversations -- not all of
them have been that laudatory. But, Julian, I have that on film now,
and I'm going to play it -- (laughter) -- whenever I need a little
boost in life, I'm just going to turn that film on. (Laughter.)
Thank you. I want to say publicly something I said to
Julian Bond privately when he agreed to become the Chair of the NAACP
-- I called him and I thanked him. And I thank him again. And I
thank all of you for what you are doing. (Applause.)
When Kweisi Mfume agreed to become President of the
NAACP and leave the Congress, I wept. (Laughter.) But he told me --
he said, now, don't worry. He said, I'll have a good replacement in
Congress -- and he did -- and I need to do this. It's the right
thing for my country and for my people. And he, too, has served
well. And I'm very proud of our friendship and of the service.
(Applause.)
I thank all of you who are helping. When Suzanne Dubose
was up here talking about scientists slowing down the speed of light
and the rest of us speeding up the speed of justice, I wish I had
thought of that myself. (Laughter.) That line won't rest, it will
be used again and again. (Laughter.)
I want to thank Bell Atlantic and all the other
companies who are standing with the NAACP. I am delighted to see
Bishop Graves and the other officers here. (Applause.) And, Bishop,
thank you for your friendship. (Applause.)
Most of the people with our administration have been
introduced, but I want to thank Secretary and Mrs. West, and
Secretary Slater, and Bill Lann Lee for being here, and Judy Winston,
who did such a good job with our initiative on race. I want to
acknowledge, also, the presence in the audience of Mary Beth Cahill,
our new Special Assistant to the President for Public Liaison.
(Applause.) And I want to recognize Ben Johnson -- many of you know
he is the first Director of the White House office on our Initiative
for One America, and I thank him for doing that. (Applause.) Since
Bell is so well-recognized, there's one other former member of the
White House staff here, Eric Eaves (phonetic), who went on for the
money and the fame of Bell. I want to thank him. (Applause.)
Ladies and gentlemen, I came here tonight for two
purposes. One is to say a simple thank you. Thank you for what
you've done for America, and thank you for being my friends. I
am grateful. I am very grateful. (Applause.)
The second is to say that -- as Suzanne said so
eloquently -- we're in a lot better shape than we used to be, but
nowhere near where we ought to be. And what we have to do as a
people, as a whole country -- but especially you, because you
know -- you know things about where we are and where we need to
go that not every American does, because of the life you've lived
and the things you've seen and the work you do. You know that no
great nation, and certainly not this one, can afford to say,
well, we're a lot better off than we used to be, so let's take a
vacation from progress. Let's take a vacation from our struggle
for liberty and equality. Let's take a vacation from our attempt
to spread the reach of prosperity and freedom to Africa, to the
Caribbean, to our friends in the Americas.
You know that this is not a time to take a break, it is
a time to thank God for our prosperity and our opportunities and
make the best use of them. The sun is shining and we need to
make hay. We need to work while the sun is shining. (Applause.)
And to do what I would like to do in these last two
years of my presidency, just like the last six, we need the help
of every one of your 2,200 branches. We need to forge new
coalitions across the lines of race and class and religion. We
need to close America's remaining opportunity gaps.
A lot of you have lived in homes when you were younger
and not so well off and prosperous as you are now (laughter)
-- where there were literally gaps in the walls or the windows,
and you could feel the wind blowing. Well, there are a lot of
people still getting blown by those kinds of winds and the
opportunity gaps of America.
Kweisi said, as all of you know, that the NAACP was
formed 90 years ago. It was founded, as all of you know I'm
sure, in direct response to a riot in Springfield, Illinois.
Now, I learned something in getting ready to come here tonight
that I did not know -- I had always thought it was simply a cruel
irony that this riot occurred in Abraham Lincoln's hometown and
where he was buried. I learned that the white mob was actually
deliberately conducting the riot there, trying to make Mr.
Lincoln turn over in his grave. They yelled, storming through
the black neighborhoods, "Lincoln freed you; we'll show you where
you belong."
Well, quite to the contrary, it was the NAACP that
helped to show you where you belong. (Applause.) On any bus,
and any lunch counter and any voting booth; in any school, in the
Armed Forces, in the highest echelons of government and business
-- you belong everywhere. And so do your friends. And we will
never make what Congressman John Lewis so beautifully called the
"beloved community" until everybody who belongs can be wherever
they belong. (Applause.)
I am very grateful for the work we have done together
in these last six years. Previous speakers commented on all
these folks from our administration, and how our crowd looks like
America. What I would like history to say is, they had the
administration that looked the most like America and that did the
most for America (applause) -- proving that excellence and
diversity and community all go hand in hand.
I am grateful that we have stronger communities, with a
dropping crime rate; that there are only about half as many
people on welfare as there were six years ago; that the doors of
college are open to every high school student who will work for
it through the HOPE scholarship and the other academic aid that
we have provided; that we have the longest peacetime expansion in
history, and the lowest peacetime unemployment since 1957. I am
grateful that the prosperity is wider, with the lowest African
American unemployment rate ever recorded, the highest African
American home ownership rate ever recorded, record numbers of new
African American businesses every year. (Applause.)
But it takes a long time to get it all fixed. Just
before I came over here tonight, 117 years too late, I awarded a
pardon, posthumously, to Lt. Henry Flipper -- (applause) -- who,
because of racial prejudice, was wrongfully convicted of conduct
unbecoming an officer and dismissed from the Army more than a
century ago. He was born a slave; he was the first African
American graduate of West Point. He served with great
distinction in the 10th Cavalry. In Fort Sill, Oklahoma, he
eliminated the cause of malaria as a civil engineer by digging
what is still called "Flipper's Ditch," and is now a national
monument.
He lived to be 84. He served as an advisor to a
Cabinet Secretary; he did all kinds of wonderful work throughout
the world. He was cleared of wrongdoing 20 years ago, but he was
never, never fully restored in his good name, until about an hour
and a half ago, when, in the presence of 16 of his family
members, several African American graduates of West Point,
General Colin Powell and a number of others who were here, I
signed his pardon. (Applause.)
Now, we don't want the rest of America to wait 117
years for justice. And we don't want people to have to wait
until they're gone for people to say something halfway nice about
them. We don't want to have America outraged, even though we
honor the outrage, by another killing like the killing of James
Byrd.
We know still, every day there are qualified African
Americans who are turned away from home loans or business loans;
African American drivers pulled over because they look
suspicious. Some of you call it the offense of driving while
black. We know every day there are African American children who
are stuck in failing schools when they're entitled to good
schools.
So we've been working at it for six years, to try to
bring a special focus to the need to build one America, and to
deal not only with the problems of African Americans, and
Hispanic Americans and Native Americans, but the fact that we are
now becoming the most diverse democracy in the world --
California, 10 percent Asian American, soon to have no majority
race. We started the Initiative on Race in 1997. To
institutionalize the work of building one America, I appointed
Ben Johnson to continue our work, in an organized, specific and
concrete way. And I want you to help us do that. (Applause.)
I would like it very much if, after the next
presidential election, the new President is asked repeatedly, now
who is going to head your One America office? I don't want this
to be a one-shot deal. I want this to be a journey, not a
destination. And I want it to be something that makes us think
more and more every day, seriously, about how we're going to
build unity out of our increasing diversity -- get rid of our old
problems and meet our new challenges. And I want you to help me
do that.
I want you to help us, also, to pass this new budget,
which helps to close some of those large opportunity gaps -- the
disparities in education, in jobs, in economic development, in
civil rights enforcement; in home ownership and quality health
care.
I came here tonight to celebrate and thank you, not to
talk policy, but I want to mention just two areas. First, the
economy. We all know that even though we have the lowest
peacetime unemployment rate since 1957, there are places that
haven't felt much of this vaunted recovery. We all know that
even though we have the lowest African American unemployment rate
ever recorded -- and the same for Hispanic Americans -- it's
still quite a bit higher than the national average. And for
young, single men, it is still quite high indeed.
Now, if we can't use this moment of unprecedented
prosperity to bring jobs and opportunity and enterprise to the
neighborhoods and to the people who have not yet felt it, but are
willing to work for it, we will never get around to doing the
job. Now is the time to do that. (Applause.)
So the NAACP is a non-partisan organization; you do
have Republican supporters out across this country who believe in
civil rights. And I want you to go get them. (Laughter.) And
haul them up here to Washington, with the Democrats, too, and
say, look, we want you to pass this new markets initiative. We
can put $15 billion in private investment into neighborhoods in
this country that have not seen new investment and new jobs and
new opportunity for people by giving the right kind of
incentives, the right kind of tax cuts, the right kind of loan
guarantees, the right kind of support to business people. And if
we don't get around to doing it now, we will never get around to
it. We need to do it now. (Applause.)
I also want to tell you that a lot of far-sighted
business people have figured out that it would be very good for
the American economy. Why? For the first five year of my
presidency, 30 percent of our growth came from expanded exports,
selling more to other people around the world. Last year we had
a good year, but we didn't get 30 percent growth from our
exports. Why? You know why -- because of the financial troubles
in Asia and in a lot of Latin American countries. Now, I think
we ought to help our friends in Asia, Latin America and in Africa
to trade with us more so we can grow and they can grow. But in
the meanwhile, we've got the most significant untapped market for
the growth of the American economy right here at home, in all
these neighborhoods that still are not growing as they should.
(Applause.)
The second thing I want to ask you to do is to help me
give every child in this country a world-class education.
(Applause.) I want you to help me finish the job of hiring
100,000 more teachers. I want you to help me finish the job
again, I want you to bring your Republican and your Democratic
friends up here and help me convince the Congress not to say no
this time to our proposal to build or modernize 5,000 schools.
I'm tired of going into these inner-city schools and seeing
schools so old we can't even hook them up to computers, with
broken windows and peeling plaster. It's wrong. (Applause.)
And in many other areas, you go and the kids are all
having half their classes in house trailers because the schools
are bursting at the seams. We need to do that. I want you to
help me continue our work to hook up every classroom and library
to the Internet by the year 2000. (Applause.) I want to ask you
to help me change the way we give out federal money, to not
become victim to a tyranny of low expectations.
I have said many times that I want to end the practice
of social promotion, but not for the purpose of punishing the
kids for a system that is failing them. And let me just give you
one fact -- I said this in the State of the Union, but I'm going
to say it until I'm convinced every American knows it -- last
year, in the International test of Math and Science, a
representative sample of American children, by race and income,
scored near the top of the world in the 4th grade test. By the
8th grade they had fallen to average. By the 12th grade they
were near the bottom. Nobody came and took brain cells out of
those kids' heads. They did not get dumber. The system was
failing them. (Applause.)
So, yes, I believe we should end social promotion, but
we also are tripling funds for after-school and summer school and
tutoring programs, and sending more college students into the
schools to mentor kids when they're in middle school
,
and tell them they can stay in school and go to college and what
they need to do to do that. We need to do that.
We are dramatically increasing our scholarship program
to tell young people, if you'll go into inner cities or isolated
rural areas and teach school for three or four years, we'll pay
off your student loan. (Applause.) We want you to go out there
and give something back to your country. (Applause.)
We have got to change the way we spend the money. The
teachers and the parents and the kids are telling us what works;
we ought to stop funding what doesn't work and start funding what
does. We ought to say that school districts should raise
standards for teachers, and we put money in there. There are so
many of our teachers out there having to teach courses with the
schools overcrowded, that they don't have college majors or
college minors in.
That's what happens in high school. It's not that
these people are not dedicated -- they are. But they have not
had the chance to be properly prepared. And the schools can't
get enough teachers to put enough people in the classroom with
the kind of academic background. We ought to help them change
that.
And there are school districts with schools that are
doing great and schools that aren't doing so well. The school
with the biggest -- the state with the biggest gain in student
performance in the last couple of years is North Carolina,
because they adopted a strategy that says, we've got to turn
around or shut down failing schools. When you do that, you
almost never have to shut one down -- they find a way to turn
around.
The great English scholar Benjamin -- I mean, Samuel
Johnson, once said -- I had Benjamin Johnson on my mind --
(laughter) -- Samuel Johnson said that it is remarkable how the
prospect of one's own demise concentrates the mind. (Laughter.)
We don't want to punish anybody; we want to turn schools around.
And there's things in this budget to do that -- and to help the
teachers, and to give the parents more information, and to help
more districts set up charter schools, and to do things that will
work, so that we don't have one size fits all.
I read a story the other day about a school district
out West that organized a school just for high school dropouts.
Let them come at different hours. Let them have access to
computers and special tutors. And all of a sudden, almost all
the dropouts came back to school. There are all kinds of
different things that can be done to raise the performance level
of our schools.
But I think all of you know that we'll never really
have one America, and we'll never really get by discrimination,
unless we create opportunity in the schools, and opportunity in
the economy. So I ask you to help me pass these initiatives.
(Applause.)
Now, let me just say one last thing. I was delighted
to be asked to come tonight, honored to accept. The work that I
have been privileged to do as President, and before, in my life
to advance the cause of equal opportunity is perhaps the thing I
cherish most, of all the things that I and my wife, and our
administration have been able to do.
You'd be amazed how many times in my weekly lunch with
the Vice President, after we get through with whatever business
we have to do, we get back to talking about this subject. I
guess it's because I grew up in the segregated South. Maybe it's
because I met and was influenced by people like some of you here
tonight, so many years ago. But part of it is, I know that it's
a pure miracle that, starting out from where I did as a kid, I
wound up here tonight. A pure miracle. (Applause.)
I once heard a guy say, every politician wants you to
believe he was born in a log cabin he built himself. (Laughter.)
But the truth is, we don't build our log cabins ourselves. And
not a person standing here or sitting here tonight got here on
your own. And most of us get out of this life better off than we
deserve, because God is good and so are the people that we get in
touch with. (Applause.)
But it really bothers me that there are children in
this country, who are certainly just as smart, full of as many
dreams, with whatever abilities God gave me, they have them --
who may not be able to live out their dreams. And if all of us
as citizens have one responsibility apart from honoring our
country and Constitution and laws -- it ought to be to make sure
that at the end of our days we have done everything we can to
make sure no one we ever touched was denied the chance to live
their dreams. We know we'll be better off when that's true. We
know we'll all get something out.
I look at these young kids that are here tonight, these
young people. I'm kind of jealous, actually. If they'd let me
be 20, I think I'd let them be President. (Laughter.) You know?
I think about the life that lies before them, and all that they
might be. I imagine, 30 years from now, some African American,
Hispanic, Asian female standing here as President of the United
States, you know? (Applause.)
But I know that as long as there are Native American
reservations, where young American citizens live in communities
where the diabetes rate is two and three and four and five times
the national average; as long as there are neighborhoods where
kids really don't have a chance to get a world-class education;
as long as there are places where nobody's taking care of the
pollution, so the health rates are not what they ought to be; as
long as there is anyplace where anybody can't live out their
dreams, the NAACP will have work to do. And America will have
new ground to break. And together, there is no better cause for
our energies and our lives.
Thank you, and God bless you. (Applause.)
END
9:40 P.M. EST
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: Ann P. Kinzig ( CN=Ann P. Kinzig/OU=OSTP/O=EOP [ OSTP ])
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 18:02:33.00
SUBJECT: weekly
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TEXT:
February 18, 1999
MEMORANDUM
TO: TODD STERN
FROM: MICHAEL RODEMEYER (VIA ANN KINZIG)
SUBJECT:
WEEKLY
The Environment division did not find any compelling science articles that
we felt were appropriate for inclusion
in this week's weekly.
A letter from S. Ichtiaque Rasool (Former Chief Scientist for Global
Change, NASA (1987-1991)), appearing in Science and discussing the dangers
of rushing or politicizing scientific results, was attached to the memo on
climate events.
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CREATOR: Michael L. Rodemeyer ( CN=Michael L. Rodemeyer/OU=OSTP/O=EOP [ OSTP 1)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 17:16:48.00
SUBJECT: Climate Science Events
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TEXT:
Please note that Rosina has been on the road and has not seen a final
version of this, but I felt it was important to get it to you since it is
already tardy. In any event, the list is something that should be
continually updated and improved. This should be in converted Wordperfect
format but let me know if you have any problems opening it.
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December 7, 2015
MEMORANDUM
TO:
TODD STERN
FROM:
MICHAEL RODEMEYER
SUBJECT:
UPCOMING CLIMATE SCIENCE EVENTS
The attached list of upcoming climate science events remains unsatisfying slim.
We are going to continue to work with our contacts in the science community to identify
further opportunities.
As we discuss efforts to improve the science communications process, there are
several points we should keep in mind.
First, science is a pretty decentralized process. We can't realistically expect to
know what individual scientists at universities are going to be saying at conferences or
publishing in peer-reviewed journals, although we often (but not always) hear "through the
grapevine" when a newsworthy article or speech is about to come out. On the other hand,
we should certainly expect to be alerted to any climate science event being organized or
announced by the federal research agencies - NOAA, NASA, NSF, EPA, DOE, etc. And
we need to do a better job of tracking reports by independent groups, such as the National
Academy of Sciences, scientific and professional societies, and NGOs. We also need to
track the "skeptic" organizations and events.
Second, we need to be mindful of the perception by some that climate science is
politicized - and therefore not credible. If our goal in helping to communicate the science
is to help shape public (and Congressional) opinion about the validity and importance of
the climate change issue, we undermine that goal to the extent that the science is not
viewed as objective and credible. The attached letter in this week's issue of Science from
S. Ichtiaque Rasool, the former head of NASA's climate change program, warns of the
danger of using emerging science to jumping to political conclusions.
That being said, we believe that there are untapped opportunities for us to help
communicate the scientific consensus on climate change. Some of the events and
meetings listed below offer some opportunities, but with some creative thinking we can
identify more. One option would be to consider additional OSTP publications, like the
"Climate Change: State of Knowledge" pamphlet. We are, for example, working on a
guide to skeptical questions about climate change that might be a candidate for publication
or for use as talking points. In addition, we can consider sponsoring scientific workshops
that could highlight newsworthy areas of science - like some of the work going on in the
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Arctic regions, or the relation between extreme events and climate change. (The
USGCRP sponsors a monthly science seminar held on the Hill that we may be able to get
more out of.)
Finally, the National Assessment will be coming together this year and there may
be multiple scientific communication opportunities before the final report is released at the
end of the year. We will shortly get you a brief description of the National Assessment
project to give you a better sense of what this is all about and what products are likely to be
delivered this year.
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CALENDAR OF CLIMATE-RELATED SCIENCE EVENTS 1999
[excluding international events except for FCCC/IPCC]
February
"Our Changing Planet FY 2000". The National Science and Technology Council
(NSTC) "guide" to the U.S. global change research program should be published and
made available to Congress in the next several weeks. It contains both FY 00 budget
information as well as a description of goals and accomplishments of the program.
The USGCRP plans to hold Hill briefings in mid-March.
March
Climate Change and Implications for Agriculture and Energy. Iowa State
University, March 1-2, 1999.
National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Board on Atmospheric Science and Climate
Meeting (Washington, D.C., Mar 2-3). The NAS Board will be meeting in open
session to discuss recent reports (including the climate modeling and climate
observations reports). This is essentially a "business" meeting but it could
conceivably generate some trade/science press interest.
IPCC/NRC Workshop: "Satellite Derived Tropospheric Temperature Record:
Understanding the Uncertainties": Hosted by Tom Karl (NOAA) in Asheville, N.C.,
March 8-9 to provide a scientific forum for discussion of the MSU (satellite) record.
The meeting will address the recent scientific articles that have found that the 17-year
"cooling trend" detected by satellites (and frequently cited by skeptics) was due to an
artifact of measurement and not real.
PNGV Medal Awards Ceremony - possible dates March 15, 16, or 17. (Trying to
accommodate VP's schedule): This competitive award recognizes the accomplishments
and technical contributions of government-industry collaborations in PNGV. This
year's Medal will be awarded to the team that was the first to demonstrate the operation
of a fuel cell using fuel generated from gasoline - in essence, converting gasoline to
electricity. This is a key milestone in the program to develop a practical automotive
fuel cell. Key contributors include individuals from Arthur D. Little, Plug Power
LLC, General Motors, and Los Alamos and Argonne National Labs.
Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion: 1998 - Release of full WMO/UNEP report
(mid-March to April). While this key assessment report on ozone depletion is
unlikely to contain any major new science, it is likely to be an opportunity to make
linkages between global warming and ozone depletion.
IPCC: WGIII Expert Meeting on Economic Impacts of Climate Change (The
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Hague, The Netherlands, March). At this point, it is not clear whether any major
"new" work will be presented here.
NAS workshop on Climate, Ecosystems, Infectious Diseases and Human Health
(Washington, D.C., Mar 23-24). Only limited information available at this time; we'll
follow up.
April
National Academy of Sciences PNGV report (to be published sometime between April
and June): "Review of the Research Program of the Partnership for a New Generation
of Vehicles-5th Report". This report has been published annually by the National
Research Council Standing Committee to Review the Research Program of the
Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles. This committee critically reviews the
technical programs, PNGV goals and benchmarks. At this point, we do not know
what the content of this report will be beyond the overview and critique of the
technology downselect that was made 1 year ago.
Maine Global Climate Change Conference Lewiston, ME, April 6-8
IPCC XV plenary session - (April 16-19 San Jose, Costa Rica) Will consider the IPCC
Special Report on Aviation but it's doubtful that this meeting will generate any science
news.
USGCRP Seminar on Arctic Research (Washington, D.C., April 19th). Doug
Martinson, one of the scientists on the SHEBA arctic expedition, will be participate in
at USGCRP-sponsored public seminar on the Hill.
SBSTA Sec. 3.4 Agriculture carbon workshop - (late April, Indianapolis, IN)
AAAS Colloquium on Science and Technology Policy (Washington, D.C. April 14-16)
This annual colloquium tends to focus on the overall S&T budget, but there could be
opportunities to put together panels to focus on climate-related research. Unlikely to
generate news, but it might be a good message forum for us.
May
President's Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) Report on
International Cooperation in Energy Research, Development, Demonstration, and
Deployment. (due to be delivered to POTUS May 1, 1999). Chaired by John Holdren,
this report is the international sequel to the domestic energy policy report produced by
PCAST in 1997. The report will review all the U.S. governmental programs (DOE,
USAID, Export-Import Bank, etc.) related to international energy development and
deployment. The report will contain recommendations for programs and policies to
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improve US efforts to promote sustainable, renewable and climate-friendly energy
development abroad. We anticipate press and Hill events for this report.
American Water Resources Association (AWRA): Potential Consequences of
Climate Variability and Change to Water Resources of the United States (Atlanta,
Georgia, May 10-12) The AWRA is a private organization of water management
professionals, including companies, institutions, and state and federal water managers.
AWRA's conference will provide a forum for presentation and review of the National
Assessment's draft water sector assessment findings.
National Academy of Sciences: Event for Closure of International Decade on Natural
Disaster Reduction - May-June (Event TBD) For the last ten years, the U.S. has
participated in the "International Decade of Natural Disaster Reduction" - efforts to
understand how to better predict, warn, resist, and recover from natural disasters. The
increasing frequency of extreme weather events under climate change have been a part
of this work. The National Academy envisions a major US meeting to summarize the
work that's been done and to identify issues ahead. The VP or other high-ranking
Administration officials will be asked to participate.
American Geophysical Union, Spring Meeting (Boston, Massachusetts, May 31 - June
4) Scientific presentations on aspects of climate change, including a special session
on integrated climate assessment. There's often a lot of press generated from science
presentations made at the AGU meeting.
FCCC Subsidiary Bodies (May 31- June 11; Bonn, Germany)
October
COP-V (Oct 25 - Nov. 5, Bonn, Germany)
Fall-Winter
Sector, Regional and National Synthesis reports prepared as part of National Assessment
of the Consequences of Climate Variability and Climate Change.
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Attachment
Letter to the Editor, Science
Scientific Responsibility in Global Climate Change Research
Over the last few years, several "major findings" in the area of global climate change research have been
retracted or shown to be erroneous. The credibility of a few others is still being challenged in the literature.
All of them were attempts to extract global climate change signals from satellites that are either so new that
we are still learning how to use them or are so old that sensors are continuously degrading, orbits are
declining, and the local observation time is drifting from one year to another. So, to try to extract a signal of
global warming that, for example, is predicted to be of less than l°C per decade, with a sea- level rise of 3 to
6 millimeters (mm) per year and an increase in the growing season in the Northern Hemisphere of about 1 day
a year is challenging, to say the least.
It's no wonder then that when papers come out saying, for example, that the sea level is rising at the rate of 5.8
mm per year (1), it is immediately taken by the media as "proof" of the onset of the much- awaited response
of the ocean to greenhouse warming. This result was based on the analysis of data from one of the altimeters
on board the U.S.-French satellite Topex-Poseidon. However, in less than a year an error was found in one
of the algorithms. A joint paper, this time with the French team, revised the estimate of global sea-level rise
over a 3-year period down to zero (2). Today, after a more careful analysis of both the altimeters on board
the satellite over a longer period (1992-1997), one finds a positive trend of between 1 to 2 mm per year.
(3)The implications of these differences are huge when one is trying to predict when the Maldives or large
parts of Bangladesh will go underwater: in 50 years or 200 years?
During most of the last decade, a battle has been raging between those who have said that the 1990s are the
warmest years on record and those who have published satellite data showing that the middle atmosphere
temperature has not risen at all, but instead has cooled at a rate of 0.05°C per decade between 1979 and 1995
(4). Today we know that variations in the satellite orbital geometry were one of several reasons for these
spurious results (5). The same data, reanalyzed, now show a positive trend of +0.07°C per decade (R. A. Kerr,
News Focus, 25 Sept., p. 1948).
Another recent paper (6) reports that the growing season in the Northern Hemisphere has lengthened by about
10 days in a decade, very close to the model predicted value. However, another paper (7), using data from the
same satellite series, but correcting for sensor degradation and so forth differently, concludes that "[t]he
artificial trends caused by the combination of calibration residuals and satellite orbit drift should be removed
to alleviate their misidentification as real trends in the earth's climate system....
It is clear that to build a 10- to 20-year history of planetary-scale
changes with the needed accuracy to assess the predicted global climate
change requires extreme caution. The reason is obvious. The "weather
satellites" [NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) series] that are being used to unravel
these long-term and highly subtle changes were not designed for this job. They were made to observe the
changes in weather patterns from one day to the next, not to monitor climate change from one year to another.
The latter can only be achieved with great difficulty, if at all. In any case, in such published work, a statement
about the confidence limit around any quantitative estimate of global climate change should be included.
Finally, just before the November 1998 global warming conference in Buenos Aires, S. Fan et al. (Reports,
16 Oct., p. 442) reported that the United States is a major sink of an amount of carbon close to what it emits.
This is result of a model run, and there appears to be no credible way to test it. The carbon "sink" resulting in
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more storage in the soils or more rapid growth in the vegetation cover, or both, may remain undetectable for
years, even beyond the next generation of satellites. Let us hope that these modelers are right; otherwise, the
U.S. research community will begin to lose credibility in this critical field.
As the debate on global warming moves from the scientific to the policy
world, we must be careful not to rush to publish. The price for a wrong
decision based on spurious analyses may not be insignificant.
S. Ichtiaque Rasool*
60, Quai Louis Bleriot, Paris 75016, France.
E-mail: [email protected]
References and Notes
1.R. S. Nerem, Science 268, 708 (1995).
2.---- et al., Geophys. Res. Lett. 24,1331 (1997).
3.For example, A. Cazenave et al., AVISO Newslett., no. 6 (1998), p.
43.
4.J. R. Christy and R. W. Spencer, J. Clim. 5, 858 (1992); J. R.
Christy et al., ibid. 11, 2016 (1998).
5.F. J. Wentz and M. Schabel, Nature 394, 661 (1998).
6.R. B. Myneni et al., J. Geophys. Res. 103, 6145 (1998).
7.G. Gutman, ibid., in press.
*Former Chief Scientist for Global Change, NASA (1987-1991).
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RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
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CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 11:44:13.00
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TEXT:
The President will travel to Tucson, Arizona and San Francisco, California
on Thursday, February 25, 1999. He will participate in a message event in
Tucson before traveling to San Francisco where he will attend a political
dinner and spend the night.
On Friday, February 26th, the President will give a foreign policy speech
in San Francisco before traveling to Los Angeles to attend political
events.
The President will remain in Los Angeles until Monday, March 1, 1999 on
private time. Please note that only essential staff will remain with the
President in Los Angeles.
Names of staff and guests requesting to travel on this trip must be
received no later than close of business on Tuesday, February 23, 1999.
As always, thanks for your help.
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TEXT:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
February 19, 1999
JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT CLINTON
AND PRESIDENT JACQUES CHIRAC OF FRANCE
The East Room
3:44 P.M. EST
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Please sit down. Good afternoon.
President Chirac and I, as always, have had a very good meeting. We
had a lot to discuss and we have a lot to do together.
Most importantly today we are working together to end
the fighting in Kosovo and to help the people there obtain the
autonomy and self-government they deserve. We now call on both sides
to make the tough decisions that are necessary to stop the conflict
immediately, before more people are killed and the war spreads.
The talks going on outside Paris are set to end on
Saturday. The Kosovo Albanians have shown courage in moving forward
the peace accord that we, our NATO allies, and Russia have proposed.
Serbia's leaders now have a choice to make. They can join an
agreement that meets their legitimate concerns and gives them a
chance to show that an autonomous Kosovo can thrive as part of their
country, or they can stonewall. But if they do, they will be held
accountable.
If there is an effective peace agreement, NATO stands
ready to help implement it. We also stand united in our
determination to use force if Serbia fails to meet its previous
commitment to withdraw forces from Kosovo, and if it fails to accept
the peace agreement. I have ordered our aircraft to be ready, to act
as part of a NATO operation, and I will continue to consult very
closely with Congress in the days ahead.
The challenge in Kosovo and the one we have addressed in
Bosnia underscore the central role NATO plays in promoting peace and
stability in Europe. Today, the President and I discussed the 50th
Anniversary Summit, which will be held here in Washington in April,
to admit Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic as new members, and
to set NATO's course for the new century.
The conflicts in the Balkans also highlight the need to
strengthen stability across Southeast Europe. The United States and
France are pleased to announce today that we will pursue a new
initiative we hope other allies will join, to increase cooperation
with Southeast Europe's emerging democracies on security matters; to
coordinate security assistance to them from NATO countries; to
promote regional cooperation and economic development.
The President and I also discussed our common efforts to
reform the global financial system and to support economic recovery
in countries that have been so hard hit. Last fall, working with
other G-7 nations and key emerging economies, we set out a
comprehensive agenda: making financial systems more open and
resilient, improving international cooperation on financial
oversight. Just this weekend in Bonn, our finance ministers will
address these topics, and the creation of a new financial stability
forum.
We're moving ahead on promoting sound lending practices
and strengthening protections for the most vulnerable members of
societies when crisis strikes. We need to do more to reduce the
debts of the poorest, most heavily indebted nations, as they seek to
meet basic human needs and undertake economic reforms. And I thank
President Chirac for championing this cause for such a long time.
Our budget makes a significant new investment in that challenge, and
we have proposed ways to help the IMF, with its existing resources,
do the same.
On these issues we're aiming to make real progress by
the time of the June G-8 summit in Cologne, Germany. I very much
appreciate the President's leadership in this area.
We discussed the continuing challenge of promoting
economic recovery in Russia and working with Russia to prevent its
weapons of mass destruction, missiles and technologies from falling
into the hands of outlaw nations and terrorists. We will continue
our cooperation on securing peace in the Middle East. We talked
about the Middle East peace process at some length' we talked about
our common determination to restrain Iraq's weapons of mass
destruction program.
We want to expand cooperation in Africa, promoting peace
in the Great Lakes region, encouraging and African Crisis Response
capability. And today we are announcing that we're joining together
with African nations in an effort I spoke about first last year in
Senegal, building an African Center for Security Studies, to promote
peace and democracy.
Finally, Mr. President, I want to thank France for
showing leadership by ratifying the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
One hundred fifty-two nations have signed the treaty, which would end
nuclear testing forever and make it harder for more nations to
develop nuclear weapons. Once again I want to express my hope that
our Senate will also provide its advice and consent for ratification
this year.
Mr. President, the floor is yours.
PRESIDENT CHIRAC: Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen,
first of all, I want to say how happy I am to be once again here in
the United States and here in Washington. I'm happy to be in this
country, which is where everything is moving; this country which
constantly surprises the world and a country which for a long time I
have been very fond of. And when I feel well, I feel happy, and once
again I'm happy to be the guest of President Bill Clinton. And I
think everyone knows the regard and the friendship I have and I've
had for a long time for President Clinton, and I want to thank him
once again for his hospitality.
The President has covered, more or less, all the
subjects that were on the agenda of our talks, so I'm going to make
two remarks only. The first is to say that our agreement on the
present problems in Kosovo is an unqualified agreement, it's a
complete agreement. We're almost at the end of the time allotted for
trying to work things out at Rambouillet, and after President Clinton
and I would like to say to the two parties, and in particular to
President Milosevic who in fact holds more or less the key to the
solution -- that the time has come to shoulder all his
responsibilities and to choose the path of wisdom, and not the path
of war, which would bear very serious consequences for people who
would make that choice, for themselves and for their people. It's a
very heavy
responsibility that they would be taking, if they were to do that.
I've already had occasion to say that, as far as the
Europeans are concerned, it is our continent which is involved here,
and we want our continent to be in peace, to be at peace, and we will
not accept that situations such as the present situation in Kosovo
should continue.
My second remark concerns a subject which President
Clinton has not mentioned, but that we have talked about at some
time, and that for me it's the big problem, for the big issue for the
beginning of the next century, and that is what President Clinton
raised himself about a couple of months ago, in a talk he gave -- the
question of humanizing globalization, making globalization more
human. Everyone understands that globalization is both inevitable
and also it bears progress, and this can be understood every day,
ever more. And this is something that must be -- a process that must
be encouraged. It's a good
thing.
But everyone I think can also understand that there can
be social consequences of this and it's really our job to control
them. And it's one of the big challenges I think of this society in
the years to come. And for we, the Europeans, it was really very
gratifying to hear a President of the United States put this issue to
the fore of matters that the world has to contend with. And I
entirely agree with what he has said. And it's also a question that
we have talked about among ourselves.
Otherwise, President Clinton has, in fact, covered
everything we have been talking about, so I won't add anything
because I entirely agree with him. And, of course, I also agree to
reply to your questions on these important issues for the whole
world.
PRESIDENT CLINTON: -- French and American journalists,
beginning with Mr. Hunt.
Q
President Clinton, President Milosevic refused to
meet with the U.S. Envoy today, Christopher Hill, and said that he
would not give up Kosovo, even at the price of a bombing. Is there
any possibility that NATO would extend the Saturday noon deadline for
reaching an agreement? And what do you say to President Yeltsin of
Russia when he said that, we will not allow Kosovo to be touched?
And for President Chirac, did you and President Clinton
find agreement today on the issue of Iraqi sanctions?
PRESIDENT CLINTON: First, let me say I think it would
be a mistake to extend the deadline. And I respect the position of
Russia and I thank the Russians for supporting the peace process, as
well as the proposed agreement. We had many of the same tensions in
Bosnia, where ultimately we wound up working together for peace. I
believe that is what will happen.
I would like to go back to the -- just very briefly --
to the merits of the argument that Mr. Milosevic made. He says that
if he accepts this multinational peacekeeping force it's like giving
up Kosovo. I personally believe it's the only way he can preserve
Kosovo as a part of Serbia. Under their laws, Kosovo is supposed to
be autonomous, but a part of Serbia. Its autonomy was effectively
stripped from it years ago.
We are now trying to find some way to untangle the
injuries and harms and arguments that have come from both sides, and
permit a period of three years to develop within which the Serbian
security forces can withdraw, a police force, civil institutions can
be developed we can give them a chance to
prove that they can function together.
I don't think, unless we do this, there is any way for
the integrity of Serbia ultimately to be preserved, because of the
incredible hostility and the losses and the anger that's already
there.
So I'm not trying to -- at least from our part, and I
believe President Chirac and all the Europeans feel the same way --
we're trying to give this a chance to work, not trying to provide a
wedge to undo Serbia.
Mr. President.
PRESIDENT CHIRAC: Well, I entirely share the position
expressed by President Clinton. I would doubt that -- I'm convinced
that the only possibility for Mr. Milosevic, the only way he can keep
Kosovo within internationally recognized frontiers, as of course,
planned in the Yugoslav constitution, a high degree of substantial
autonomy, substantial autonomy -- the only way he can keep the
situation is to accept the proposals that are made today. Any other
solution, I repeat, would involve for Mr. Milosevic some very serious
consequences, indeed.
Q
If the failure is
everything fails tomorrow, what could then prevent a military strike
on the part of NATO? If there is no agreement tomorrow, what would
then prevent
PRESIDENT CLINTON: I think there would have to be an
agreement before the strikes commence. I don't think there is an
option. Because, keep in mind, part of what we have asked is that
President Milosevic do things that he has already agreed to do, as I
said in my opening statement. And we would -- the NATO nations have
decided, and have given the Secretary General authority, to pursue a
strategy which would at least reduce his capacity to take further
aggressive military action against the Kosovar Albanians.
This assumes, of course, that he doesn't accept it and
that they do, as we discussed. But that would be my position. I
believe that is both our positions.
PRESIDENT CHIRAC: Without a shadow of a doubt.
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Helen?
Q
President Clinton, what lessons have you learned
from your 13-month ordeal? Do you think the office of the presidency
has been harmed? And what advice would you give to future
Presidents?
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Well, of course, I've learned a lot
of personal lessons, most of which I have already discussed -- and
Presidents are people, too. I have learned, again, an enormous
amount of respect for our Constitution, our framers, and for the
American people. And my advice to future Presidents would be to
decide what you believe you ought to do for the country, and focus on
it and work hard. The American people hire you to do that and will
respond if you work at it and if they sense that you're doing this
for them.
Q
And you don't think the office of the President has
been harmed?
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Oh, I think the Constitution has
been, in effect, re-ratified. And I hope that the presidency has not
been harmed -- I don't believe it has been. I can't say that I think
has been good for the country, but we will see. I expect to have two
good years here.
I think the American people expect the Congress and me
to get back to work; expect us either not to have any destructive
feelings or, if we do, not to let them get in the way of our doing
their business. These are jobs, these are positions of public
responsibility. These are -- and the United States has great
responsibilities to its own people and to the rest of the world. And
I don't believe that any of us can afford to let what has happened
get in the way of doing our best for our own people and for the
future. And I'm going to do my very best to do that. And I think
that we should all discipline ourselves with that in mind.
Q
My question is to both Presidents. Have you talked
about bananas? Because this is an American-European problem, but
also a problem for France because of the Caribbean bananas. And have
you found a compromise? Could President Clinton explain to me why
the United States is being so aggressive on this business? Because
to my knowledge, and contrary to France, and Europe, the United
States themselves don't produce bananas.
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Yes, we talked about it.
(Laughter.) And we're being quite strong about it because we do have
companies involved, and there are people involved in other countries,
not just the Caribbean Central America, for example -- and because
we think the trade law is clear. We won a trade dispute. We won.
And we have been trying to -- there's been a finding here, and we've
been trying to work out a reasonable solution with the Europeans,
especially with the British, and others, and there has been no
willingness to resolve this.
We don't want to provoke a trade crisis, but we won.
And from our point of view this is one place where we disagree
the Europeans are basically saying, well, you won this trade fight
under the law, but we still don't think you have a meritorious
position; therefore, we will not yield. Well, when we lose trade
fights, we lose them. And if we're going to have a global trading
system and a system for resolving disputes -- which, most of believe,
normally take too long, anyway -- and if we're, all of us, expected
to have a reasonable resolution when we lose -- and that's what you'd
expect the United States to do -- then that's what we want from
Europe.
We took this matter through the normal chain of events,
and we won. And I think most people in Europe believe we shouldn't
have won, but sometimes we lose cases we think we shouldn't have
lost, too. And, therefore, we would like a resolution of this
consistent with the finding of international trade law.
PRESIDENT CHIRAC: I would simply add this, that yes, we
did talk about this problem, and President Clinton just said that the
United States had companies -- corporations involved. And my answer
is that we have the actual workers who are involved. And I also
added that the banana in the Caribbean was obviously the best, the
best banana in the world, and that therefore they had to be
safeguarded, and in the interest of mankind and I counted on him to
understand this. (Laughter.)
Q
I wonder if you could share with us some of your
thoughts about the pros and cons of -- Senate seat in New York --
Mrs. Clinton --
PRESIDENT CLINTON: Well, first of all, I think it's
important that you all understand -- I think you know this -- that
this is nothing that ever crossed her mind until other people began
to mention it to her. To me, the most important thing is that she
decides to do what she wants to do. And I will be strongly
supportive of whatever decision she makes and will do all I can to
help on this and any other decision from now on -- just as she's
helped me for the last 20-plus years. If she decided to do it and
she were elected, I think she would do a fabulous job.
But I think that it's important to remember this is an
election which occurs in November of 2000, and she has just been
through a very exhausting year. And there are circumstances which
have to be considered and I think some time needs to be taken here.
I also think that even in a presidential race, it's hard
to keep a kettle of water boiling for almost two years. And so I
just -- from my point of view, this thing is -- it's a little
premature. And I would like to see her take -- my advice has been to
take some time, get some rest, listen to people on both sides of the
argument, and decide exactly what you think is right to do. And
then, whatever she decides I'll be for.
Q
Mr. President, if it appears that the Serbs -- they
have to be sanctioned because they refuse the presence of NATO troops
in Kosovo, have you the assurance that the Kosovo Liberation Army
will renounce its demands on independence?
PRESIDENT CHIRAC: Well, as I said before, the pressure
that we are exerting, legitimately, especially we're exercising on
both parties, on both sides. And we replied to a question on Serbia
because the question was on Serbia, but let's be perfectly clear -- a
lot will depend on the personal position adopted by Mr. Milosevic.
But it goes without saying that if the failure, the
breakdown, was caused by the Kosovars, their responsibility,
sanctions of a different kind, probably, but very firm sanctions
would be applied against them. We haven't -- there's no choice. I
mean, we don't have to choose. We want peace, that's all.
PRESIDENT CLINTON: First of all, I can entirely support
what President Chirac said. But if I could just emphasize that the
agreement requires that they accept autonomy, at least for three
years, and sets in motion a three-year process to resolve all these
outstanding questions. Three years would give us time to stop the
killing, cool the tempers. And it would also give time for the Serbs
to argue that if they return to the original constitutional intent --
that is, to have genuine autonomy for Kosovo, as Kosovo once enjoyed
-- that that would be the best thing for them, economically and
politically. And people would have a chance to see and feel those
things.
Right now -- after all that's gone on, and all the
people that have died, and all the bloody fighting, and all the
incredibly vicious things that have been said -- you know, we just
need a timeout here. We need a process within which we can get the
security forces out -- as Mr. Milosevic said he would do, before --
and build some internal institutions within Kosovo capable of
functioning, and then see how it goes. I think that's the most
important thing.
And so, yes -- to go back to what President Chirac said
-- yes, both sides have responsibility. Their responsibility would
be to acknowledge that that is the deal for the next three years,
during which time we resolve the long-term, permanent questions.
Thank you very much.
END
4:10 P.M. EST
RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (NOTES MAIL)
CREATOR: OLCOTT_E@A1@CD@LNGTWY (OLCOTT_E@A1@CD@LNGTWY [ UNKNOWN ]) (WHO)
CREATION DATE/TIME:19-FEB-1999 09:18:25.00
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
(Manchester, New Hampshire)
For Immediate Release
February 18, 1999
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
AT STATE DEMOCRATIC 100 CLUB DINNER
The Armory
Manchester, New Hampshire
8:23 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. I want to thank you for a typically
reticent
Yankee welcome tonight. (Laughter.) It is wonderful to be back.
(Applause.)
I have very much enjoyed being with Governor Shaheen and with Bill today,
and
we've had a lot of time to visit. I want you to know that it gives me an
enormous amount of pleasure and pride to see the Governor at her task, to
know
the victories that you have given her, to know that now she has a Democrat
ic
state Senate for the first time in 86 years -- (applause) -- and that you
made a
lot of gains in the House, and that the Democratic Party is moving in the
right
direction.
I thank Jeff and Sophia and all the other officers of the Dem
ocratic
Party, all the legislators and other people who are here. I am glad to be
back.
(Applause.) I'd like to thank the people from New Hampshire who have been
a
part of our administration -- I'm not sure I can remember all of them, so
many
have been. But I would like to thank Joe Gramazon and Stephanie Powers,
Resha
McMahon, Terry Shumacher (phonetic spellings.) I talked to him today; I
called
Terry Schumacher and said, it's just like the Caribbean up here in New
Hampshire, you ought to be here. (Laughter.) George Bruno, Dick Sweat so
many
others.
I want to thank -- I brought four people back here tonight who
slogged
through the snows of New Hampshire with me in
'92 and '92 -- Michael Hooley, Jeff Forbes, Paul Begala and Bruce
Lindsey -- and they are glad to be here and we thank them.
(Applause.)
You know, the last time I was in this building, I
believe, was at the Democratic Convention in the campaign of '92.
And I remember that the center aisle was open, and everything was
crowded, and all the candidates got to have a little
demonstration. And in my demonstration, there were a bunch of
students who carried a banner down the middle aisle for me; I'll
never forget it. And to see this vast crowd here today,
celebrating the successes of our party and our nation and your
state, is wonderful.
You know, I didn't know exactly what I was going to say
today when I got here. I remember when I first started coming
here, people kind of laughed at me when I said that New Hampshire
was a lot like my home: all the experts expected you to send me
home. (Laughter.) Instead, you made me feel at home, and I
still do. I love it. (Applause.)
In 1992, when I came here, when Hillary came here,
amidst all the economic problems and personal turmoil, people
whose businesses had been closed because their loans were
cancelled in some cases, people who had never missed a
payment; elderly people who were having to choose between food
and medicine; young working families who couldn't buy health
insurance because their children had been sick I remember a
young girl who talked to me about the pain in her family because
her father could not get over the fact that he was unemployed and
he could no longer take care of his family.
In the middle of that difficult time the people of New
Hampshire came out to see me and Hillary and listen to what we
had to say. You took us into your homes. You shared your
struggles and your dreams. And in so many ways, the story of
America in 1991 and 1992 was, for me, the personal histories I
heard in New Hampshire.
I saw a lot of people today that I met then, that I've
tried to keep up with all the times I've come back here since
then. I think, of all the things that were said to me today
the things that meant the most were -- well, there were really
two things. First, to know that people are doing better and feel
better about their lives, their children's future, our country's
future.
I got to check in today with Ron and RhondaLee Machos,
and I made them the poster family for my struggle for health care
access because their oldest child, Ronnie, was born with a heart
problem. Today I saw Ronnie and Tristen, his little brother, and
Mamma's about to have a third son. But I got a letter from the
dad the other day who said, "Little Ronnie is doing exceptionally
well. No problems with his heart. Looks like he needs no
further surgery. He scored two goals and got one assist in his
last hockey game. That's a long way from being born with a hole
in your heart." (Applause.) "Younger son Tristen is seven this
year, and quite a pistol" I saw him today "and RhondaLee is
pregnant with our third child."
Listen to this; this is the point. "One thing we will
experience for the first time is health insurance and pregnancy."
Those are the kinds of stories I wanted to hear after we had a
chance to work together to make America a better place.
(Applause.)
The other thing I heard that made me feel so good today
was that any number of people in various ways said, we stuck with
you because you came to us with a detailed program and you did
exactly what you said you would do, and it worked. (Applause.)
Well, today I didn't do it, we did it. You did it.
Don't ever forget I was in Dover today, you know,
where I coined that now famous line that "if you would stick with
me I would stick with you until the last dog died."
(Applause.) And the people of Dover had any number of humorous
things to say about that. (Laughter.) We've seen a lot of dogs
killed, but at least the last one is still living. (Laughter.)
This dog is limping, but still going. I heard it all. (Laughter
and applause.)
Here is the point: If you had listened to the
political experts, the dog would have died. (Laughter.) But
instead you held out a lifeline. You decided that the election
should go on. You decided that these ideas, that this new
direction for our country deserved a fair hearing among the
American people. You embraced our cause.
People ask me all the time, well, what if this, that or
the other thing had happened and you hadn't become President?
All I know is, I have never forgotten as anyone who has worked
for me in the White House will tell you the kindness and the
toughness, the humanity and the determination of the people of
New Hampshire who would not let our campaign and what we want to
do together for America die. And I never will. (Applause.)
Now, the point of all that is that every time you hear
about something good that's happened in America, you ought to
say, I was part of that. This is a journey we have taken
together. In America, there is not a difference between the
government and the people between those who govern and those who
let them govern. You gave me permission to do this based on a
contract I made with you and the rest of the American people.
And it's been quite a wonderful journey.
When I came here seven years ago today, we had the
New Hampshire primary. The unemployment rate was 7.3 percent.
Today, it's 2.9 percent. (Applause.) In the four years before I
took office, you lost 41,000 jobs here. In the six years since,
you've gained 77,500. (Applause.) In 1992, business failures
were increasing by 44 percent every single year; in the last six
years they've dropped by nearly three-quarters. In 1992, your
welfare rolls were among the fastest-growing in the country;
today, they are half what they were on the day I took office.
(Applause.)
We have seen -- as a lot of your police officers said
to me today, we have seen new police officers, new teachers,
AmeriCorps volunteers, people benefitting from the earned income
tax credit, from the HOPE Scholarship -- which about 26,000 New
Hampshire students will take advantage of this year; 32,000 more
are taking advantage of the lifetime learning tax cut to pay for
their college education, and on and on. This is what campaigns
are really about. (Applause.)
And the test is, do we use the authority and the power
and the responsibility given to us by the people to advance their
cause. I said over and over and over again in New Hampshire in
1992 and I say again tonight, I was raised to believe that no
person can sit on the sidelines and knowingly permit any of his
or her fellow citizens to live under burdens that do not permit
them to live up to the fullest of their God-given capacity. I
always believed if we could create a country in which there was
opportunity for every citizen responsible enough to take
advantage of it; and if we could convince people that we really
have to be one community, that we will never be all that we could
be unless we care about our neighbors and work together and
realize that our welfare is caught up in the welfare of those who
may seem very different from us -- but underneath it all the
diversity of America is our greatest strength, as long as we
recognize that what unites us is more important than anything
that could divide us. I believe that and I still believe that
tonight. (Applause.)
What I want to say is I believe the reason the
Democratic Party is coming back all over America is that more
and more Americans believe that -- including independents and
Republican -- that we ought to be about opportunity,
responsibility and community. We ought to be looking for ways to
put people over politics, to put unity over division.
It is not an accident that we've gone from a
$290-billion deficit to a $70-billion surplus with a bigger one
coming this year (applause) -- that we have the longest
economic expansion in peacetime in the history of the country and
the lowest peacetime unemployment rate since 1957. This is not
an accident. It happened because people like you believed in and
embraced certain ideas, and then went out and worked like crazy
when the chains were taken off of you to make America work again.
And you should take pride in that. Pride not only in
your own work, but pride in the work you did as citizens, in the
work you did in campaigns, in the work you did in talking to your
friends and neighbors. This is what makes America work -- when
the people are put first, when the dreams and the hopes of the
American people are put first, and when the problems are tackled
instead of just talked about. That's politics at its best and
that's what this building, that convention, all those years ago
and this night will always mean to me. (Applause.)
Now, I want to get off this rather passionate political
note and say something completely dry and academic, something
completely factual, purely historical, wholly nonpolitical.
Nobody had more to do with the decisions we made and success
we've enjoyed than Vice President Al Gore. (Applause.) I
understand he may have been around here recently. He wasn't with
me in '92, until I became the nominee. But in '93, as he never
tires of telling me, he cast a decisive vote on the economic plan
that began to bring our country back. And, as he always says,
whenever he votes, we win. (Laughter and applause.)
I do want to say, you know, I have been very fortunate
in the people who have served in our Cabinet. I once had a group
of presidential scholars at the White House, and a gentleman who
taught at Harvard said, Mr. President, one of the reasons your
administration has been successful is that you have the most
loyal Cabinet since Thomas Jefferson's second administration. It
was an amazing statement. He said, I'm a historian, I know.
We have all these people who work in the White House
every day, day in and day out, whose names you don't know, who
never get any glory, who deserve a lot of this credit. We also
have a great team of people around the country working. But 1
have been very blessed by the work especially of the First Lady
and the Vice President, and you all know it. (Applause.)
So I came here tonight to say thank you, to reminisce
just a little bit, to thank you for Hillary and for me and for
all of our administration -- but not just to say, thank you.
Because if you remember in '92, every event we did, every home we
visited, every town hall meeting we had that were bursting at the
seams that's the first time I knew I had a chance to get
elected President. Actually, I went to Keene and they said, we
put you in a place that will hold 150 and if 50 people show up,
don't be embarrassed, it's a good turnout; it's New Hampshire,
nobody knows who the heck you are. (Laughter.) And 400 showed up
and I said, holy moly, something's going on.
Oh, by the way, Mayor Pat Russell and her husband, Ron,
are celebrating their 49th wedding anniversary tonight. Let's
give them a hand there. Happy anniversary. (Applause.)
So I wanted to do that. But remember this: We were
really worried about making New Hampshire and America and the
lives of ordinary citizens work again. I mean, people just
wanted things to work. Do you remember, five out of the seven
biggest banks had failed? I mean, people wanted things to work.
Okay, things are working now. So here's the most
important thing I came here to say. I came to deliver on what I
really owe you tonight. When things start working and people
have been through all that you have been through, the temptation
is to stop at what we've already said and done. Pat yourself on
the back, feel good about it, kick back, relax, wait for
something else to happen. And I came here to tell you tonight
that that would be wrong. That would violate the ideas and the
principles on which we campaigned, you and I, in 1992 and upon
which we were returned to office in 1996.
Why? Because, yes, America is working, but we are
living in a very dynamic world where things that happen beyond
our borders can affect how you live in every community in New
Hampshire and throughout this country, and when, you know as well
as I do, that we have large, long-term unmet challenges facing us
in the century that is now less than a year ahead.
And so I ask you to think tonight about what we must do
not only to celebrate what's been done and think about the next
election, but we need to think if we want to retain the support
of the American people from the presidency, if we want to get it
back in the Congress, if we want to keep the Democratic Party
moving in the right direction in New Hampshire, we have to do a
good job for the American people and the people of this state
every day for the next two years. That is the best politics --
to do what is right. (Applause.)
Now, I will not keep you through a whole recitation of
my State of the Union speech -- (laughter) -- but I want you to
know that I worked hard on that for months, and it reflects the
thinking that I have brought to this job for years. I prayed in
the early years of the presidency when we were bailing water out
of the ship that we would one day right ourselves and America
would be working again, and as a people we could be called to
think about these large, long-term challenges. And we would be
making a terrible mistake as a political party if we played
politics with them, looked only to the next election, and forgot
that all of us are charged with the responsibility now that
America is working to have America moving forward.
What are those challenges? I'll just mention two or
three: The aging of America. The challenge of balancing work
and family. As more and more people go into the work force and
more and more parents are working, the challenge of giving every
child a world-class education. (Applause.) The challenge of
dealing with our environmental difficulties while continuing to
grow the economy, and living more at harmony with ourselves and
our neighbors on this planet, and the challenge of dealing with
America's obligations to lead the world toward greater peace and
freedom and prosperity.
I met a lot of people here with Irish roots tonight,
like me, who thanked me for the role that I have been honored to
play in the Irish peace process. (Applause.) We are struggling
today to keep a new conflict from breaking out in the Balkans.
We are struggling today to deal with the challenges of chemical
and biological weapons so that our children won't have to face
them. We are struggling today to help our friends in democratic
Russia keep their democracy alive and restore their economic
health.
And one of the things that I did when I was in New
Hampshire that I tell you I believe more strongly today than I
did then is to say, folks, there is no longer a dividing line
between domestic policy and foreign policy. The person in the
remotest, smallest village in northern New Hampshire cannot be
unmindful of America's responsibilities and opportunities in this
great wide world. We have to fulfill them and the Democratic
Party should lead the way. (Applause.)
So what does that mean? Let me just mention two
things. Let's talk about aging and education, the old and the
young. The number of people over 65 is going to double by 2030.
People are living longer. The average life expectancy in America
now is already over 76. By the time the young people in this
room who are under 30 tonight reach their later years their life
expectancy, in all probability, will be somewhere in the mid-80s.
Now, what does all that mean? First of all, let's not
kid ourselves, this is a high-class problem -- and the older I
get, the better this problem looks. (Laughter.) So I don't
understand all this hand-wringing, this is a good deal, you know?
This is a high-class problem. It is a tribute to our health
system, to healthier behaviors, to scientific discovery -- and
also a fact of the baby boom.
Now, what we have to do is to figure out how, when the
baby boom retires and medical costs escalate in the Medicare
program, which will happen before the baby boom retires, we can
preserve our obligation to our seniors without bankrupting their
kids and grandkids. This is an issue which affects everyone, the
aging of America. More and more people will take care of their
parents as they get older, and may need some help doing it. More
and more people, if we don't do our job, will feel the squeeze
between their parents' retirement needs and their children's
education needs.
That's why I have said my first priority in dealing
with this budget surplus we have waited for 30 years and we have
worked for six years, after 12 years in which they quadrupled the
debt of the country my first priority is to save Social
Security and Medicare and pay down the debt, to strengthen
America for the 21st century. (Applause.)
Now, we will have a real policy debate with our friends
in the Republican Party on that issue. They will agree with us
that we should save the surplus necessary for Social Security,
and then they'll disagree with us on what the best way to spend
it is. And that's good; that's a high-class problem. That's the
kind of honest political debate we ought to have. But they will
not agree that we should also save that portion of the surplus
necessary to deal with Medicare, even though it is going to run
out of money in 10 years. And we have to save it, reform it, but
also, in my judgment I'll never forget the people I met in New
Hampshire who told me this -- we ought to add a prescription drug
benefit to the Medicare program for the elderly people who need
it. (Applause.)
Now, I believe the Democratic position, which is
embraced by the leaders of our party in both Houses of Congress,
as well as by our administration, is the right one. If we save
77 percent of this surplus over the next 15 years, we can do two
things. We can prepare to save Social Security and Medicare;
we'll also pay down the national debt.
When I took office, the national debt was one-half our
annual income. It had quadrupled in 12 years. I had to spend
the first year I put together a budget over 14 cents of every
dollar you pay to the federal government in taxes just to make
interest payments. Well, now the debt is down to 44 percent of
our annual income. But if you do what I'm recommending here, if
the Congress will go along and we save 77 percent for 15 years,
we will take it down to 7 percent of our income; the debt service
will be 2 cents on your taxes, the rest will go to real things.
And within 18 years, the United States of America will be out of
debt. This is what we should do. (Applause.)
Now, in addition to saving Social Security and
Medicare, we have other health responsibilities. In my balanced
budget there's a long-term care tax credit. We have to make sure
that we pass a national patients' bill of rights to support what
Governor Shaheen is trying to do here in New Hampshire.
(Applause.) We have to pass a bill sponsored by Senators Kennedy
and Jeffords to make sure people with disabilities can take
full-time jobs without losing their health insurance.
(Applause.)
And we ought to, while we're helping, deal with the
problem of family and work by broadening the number of people
eligible for the Family and Medical Leave law. I met people
today who said they took advantage of it and what a difference it
made for their families.
We ought to raise the minimum wage and we ought to pass
the initiative I have offered to give $15 billion in private
sector capital to rural areas and urban communities who have not
yet felt our economic recovery. If we can't fix the poorest
areas of America with free enterprise now, we will never get
around to doing it. (Applause.)
Now, we also have to remember our children. I'm proud
of the fact that we have more people in Head Start, kids in Head
Start than ever before; that we have 90 percent of our children
immunized against serious childhood diseases for the first time;
that in the balanced budget law of 1997, five million children
became eligible for health insurance -- and thanks to what the
Governor has done here with the child health program in New
Hampshire, we are finally reaching those children.
But we have more to do. I'm proud of the fact that we
have opened the doors of college to everyone with these tax
benefits, and greater student loans and work-study programs. No
serious person believes that our elementary and secondary
education in every state, in every community, in every school, is
what is necessary to give a world-class education to what is the
most diverse student body our country has ever had.
Now, look -- this diversity is our meal ticket to the
future. In a global economy, the idea that we have children in
our schools from every country on Earth, from every culture on
Earth, from every religious faith on Earth, all learning what the
basic rules of American citizenship are in action every day, and
being given a chance to be responsible and to participate in our
country, and to learn to relate to each other, in a world that is
being torn asunder all across the globe, from Bosnia to the
Middle East to the tribal wars of Africa over differences of race
and ethnicity and religion -- what we are trying to do is a
godsend for our future, economically, politically and, frankly,
in terms of just the quality and richness of our lives.
But we have to do better with education. (Applause.)
We have got to do better with education. We have to finish the
job we started last year of hiring 100,000 teachers. We have to
pass the bill Congress turned down last year to build and
modernize 5,000 schools. I'm tired of going to these schools
that can't even be hooked up to the Internet because they're so
old. (Applause.)
We have to finish the job of hooking all our classrooms
and libraries up to the Internet. And thanks to the e-rate that
the Vice President and I fought so hard for, $1 billion in
discounts will be available this year to our schools, so every
school, even poor schools, can afford for their children to hook
up to the Internet. (Applause.)
And I believe we have to bring a revolution of
accountability to our schools. For over 20 years now, I have
spent a lot of time in classrooms. I've listened to teachers,
I've listened to principals, I've listened to students, I've
listened to parents. I can tell you that every challenge in
American education has been met by somebody, somewhere, and that
we still, on the edge of a new century, this so-called
Information Age where people learn what everybody else is doing
with blinding speed, we are still not very good at copying from
others.
The Founding Fathers would be disappointed that school
districts still seem to believe that they can't learn as much
from others as they ought to. They set up the states as the
laboratories of democracy. When I was a governor for 12 years,
as I told your Governor, back when I had a life -- when I was a
governor for 12 years and I could actually stay here and sit
around and talk around this table half the night and drink coffee
with you, I was proud of the things that my state did first, but
I was prouder of the things my state did second.
We have got to install, somehow, the best practices in
education that educators tell us work. That's why I believe,
based on what I've seen in some of the toughest urban school
districts in America, we ought to say when we reauthorize all
this federal aid this year, you can have it, but you've got to
stop social promotion. But you can't tell the kids they're
failures when the system is failing them. You have to turn
around the failing schools. And you have to give the children
summer school and after-school programs and whatever they need.
Look, our kids rank at the top of the world in 4th
grade tests in math and science. Then they drop down to the
middle in 8th grade tests. And then by the 12th grade, they're
ranking near the bottom. Now, the same kids start out -- they
didn't get dumber as they traveled through life. That is telling
us something about ourselves. We can do better. We have to have
higher expectations, higher standards, higher accountability for
everyone. But we can't tell the kids that they're failing if the
system is failing them. We're not doing them any favor passing
them along, but we have to lift them up and give them the support
they need. (Applause.)
So I ask you to embrace the education agenda; to
embrace the saving Social Security, saving Medicare, paying down
the debt agenda; to embrace the agenda of bringing economic
opportunity to our distressed areas, and expanding health care
access and doing more to help people balance work and family, and
dealing with the environmental and other challenges I have
outlined. I ask you to do it because the best politics -- as has
been proven over and over and over again -- is doing the right
thing for the American people; saying what you're going to do,
and if you get elected, doing it. And dealing with the
emergencies that come up, dealing with the challenges as they
come up.
In 1998, for the first time since 1822, the party of
the President in the sixth year of his presidency gained seats
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
(Manchester, New Hampshire)
For Immediate Release
February 18, 1999
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
AT STATE DEMOCRATIC 100 CLUB DINNER
The Armory
Manchester, New Hampshire
8:23 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. I want to thank you for a typically reticent
Yankee welcome tonight. (Laughter.) It is wonderful to be back. (Applause.)
I have very much enjoyed being with Governor Shaheen and with Bill today, and
we've had a lot of time to visit. I want you to know that it gives me an
enormous amount of pleasure and pride to see the Governor at her task, to know
the victories that you have given her, to know that now she has a Democratic
state Senate for the first time in 86 years -- (applause) -- and that you made a
lot of gains in the House, and that the Democratic Party is moving in the right
direction.
I thank Jeff and Sophia and all the other officers of the Democratic
Party, all the legislators and other people who are here. I am glad to be back.
(Applause.) I'd like to thank the people from New Hampshire who have been a
part of our administration -- I'm not sure I can remember all of them, so many
have been. But I would like to thank Joe Gramazon and Stephanie Powers, Resha
McMahon, Terry Shumacher (phonetic spellings.) I talked to him today; I called
Terry Schumacher and said, it's just like the Caribbean up here in New
Hampshire, you ought to be here. (Laughter.) George Bruno, Dick Sweat so many
others.
I want to thank -- I brought four people back here tonight who slogged
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Lindsey -- and they are glad to be here and we thank them.
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You know, the last time I was in this building, I
believe, was at the Democratic Convention in the campaign of '92.
And I remember that the center aisle was open, and everything was
crowded, and all the candidates got to have a little
demonstration. And in my demonstration, there were a bunch of
students who carried a banner down the middle aisle for me; I'll
never forget it. And to see this vast crowd here today,
celebrating the successes of our party and our nation and your
state, is wonderful.
You know, I didn't know exactly what I was going to say
today when I got here. I remember when I first started coming
here, people kind of laughed at me when I said that New Hampshire
was a lot like my home: all the experts expected you to send me
home. (Laughter.) Instead, you made me feel at home, and I
still do. I love it. (Applause.)
In 1992, when I came here, when Hillary came here,
amidst all the economic problems and personal turmoil, people
whose businesses had been closed because their loans were
cancelled in some cases, people who had never missed a
payment; elderly people who were having to choose between food
and medicine; young working families who couldn't buy health
insurance because their children had been sick I remember a
young girl who talked to me about the pain in her family because
her father could not get over the fact that he was unemployed and
he could no longer take care of his family.
In the middle of that difficult time the people of New
Hampshire came out to see me and Hillary and listen to what we
had to say. You took us into your homes. You shared your
struggles and your dreams. And in so many ways, the story of
America in 1991 and 1992 was, for me, the personal histories I
heard in New Hampshire.
I saw a lot of people today that I met then, that I've
tried to keep up with all the times I've come back here since
then. I think, of all the things that were said to me today,
the things that meant the most were well, there were really
two things. First, to know that people are doing better and feel
better about their lives, their children's future, our country's
future.
I got to check in today with Ron and RhondaLee Machos,
and I made them the poster family for my struggle for health care
access because their oldest child, Ronnie, was born with a heart
problem. Today I saw Ronnie and Tristen, his little brother, and
Mamma's about to have a third son. But I got a letter from the
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well. No problems with his heart. Looks like he needs no
further surgery. He scored two goals and got one assist in his
last hockey game. That's a long way from being born with a hole
in your heart." (Applause.) "Younger son Tristen is seven this
year, and quite a pistol" I saw him today "and RhondaLee is
pregnant with our third child."
Listen to this; this is the point. "One thing we will
experience for the first time is health insurance and pregnancy."
Those are the kinds of stories I wanted to hear after we had a
chance to work together to make America a better place.
(Applause.)
The other thing I heard that made me feel so good today
was that any number of people in various ways said, we stuck with
you because you came to us with a detailed program and you did
exactly what you said you would do, and it worked. (Applause.)
Well, today -- I didn't do it, we did it. You did it.
Don't ever forget -- I was in Dover today, you know,
where I coined that now famous line that "if you would stick with
me I would stick with you until the last dog died."
(Applause.) And the people of Dover had any number of humorous
things to say about that. (Laughter.) We've seen a lot of dogs
killed, but at least the last one is still living. (Laughter.)
This dog is limping, but still going. I heard it all. (Laughter
and applause.)
Here is the point: If you had listened to the
political experts, the dog would have died. (Laughter.) But
instead you held out a lifeline. You decided that the election
should go on. You decided that these ideas, that this new
direction for our country deserved a fair hearing among the
American people. You embraced our cause.
People ask me all the time, well, what if this, that or
the other thing had happened and you hadn't become President?
All I know is, I have never forgotten as anyone who has worked
for me in the White House will tell you the kindness and the
toughness, the humanity and the determination of the people of
New Hampshire who would not let our campaign and what we want to
do together for America die. And I never will. (Applause.)
Now, the point of all that is that every time you hear
about something good that's happened in America, you ought to
say, I was part of that. This is a journey we have taken
together. In America, there is not a difference between the
government and the people between those who govern and those who
let them govern. You gave me permission to do this based on a
contract I made with you and the rest of the American people.
And it's been quite a wonderful journey.
When I came here seven years ago today, we had the
New Hampshire primary. The unemployment rate was 7.3 percent.
Today, it's 2.9 percent. (Applause.) In the four years before I
took office, you lost 41,000 jobs here. In the six years since,
you've gained 77,500. (Applause.) In 1992, business failures
were increasing by 44 percent every single year; in the last six
years they've dropped by nearly three
-quarters. In 1992, your
welfare rolls were among the fastest
-growing in the country;
today, they are half what they were on the day I took office.
(Applause.)
We have seen -- as a lot of your police officers said
to me today, we have seen new police officers, new teachers,
AmeriCorps volunteers, people benefitting from the earned income
tax credit, from the HOPE Scholarship -- which about 26,000 New
Hampshire students will take advantage of this year; 32,000 more
are taking advantage of the lifetime learning tax cut to pay for
their college education, and on and on. This is what campaigns
are really about. (Applause.)
And the test is, do we use the authority and the power
and the responsibility given to us by the people to advance their
cause. I said over and over and over again in New Hampshire in
1992 and I say again tonight, I was raised to believe that no
person can sit on the sidelines and knowingly permit any of his
or her fellow citizens to live under burdens that do not permit
them to live up to the fullest of their God
-given capacity. I
always believed if we could create a country in which there was
opportunity for every citizen responsible enough to take
advantage of it; and if we could convince people that we really
have to be one community, that we will never be all that we could
be unless we care about our neighbors and work together and
realize that our welfare is caught up in the welfare of those who
may seem very different from us -- but underneath it all the
diversity of America is our greatest strength, as long as we
recognize that what unites us is more important than anything
that could divide us. I believe that and I still believe that
tonight. (Applause.)
What I want to say is I believe the reason the
Democratic Party is coming back all over America is that more
and more Americans believe that -- including independents and
Republican -- that we ought to be about opportunity,
responsibility and community. We ought to be looking for ways to
put people over politics, to put unity over division.
It is not an accident that we've gone from a
$290
-billion deficit to a $70
-billion surplus with a bigger one
coming this year (applause) that we have the longest
economic expansion in peacetime in the history of the country and
the lowest peacetime unemployment rate since 1957. This is not
an accident. It happened because people like you believed in and
embraced certain ideas, and then went out and worked like crazy
when the chains were taken off of you to make America work again.
And you should take pride in that. Pride not only in
your own work, but pride in the work you did as citizens, in the
work you did in campaigns, in the work you did in talking to your
friends and neighbors. This is what makes America work when
the people are put first, when the dreams and the hopes of the
American people are put first, and when the problems are tackled
instead of just talked about. That's politics at its best and
that's what this building, that convention, all those years ago
and this night will always mean to me. (Applause.)
Now, I want to get off this rather passionate political
note and say something completely dry and academic, something
completely factual, purely historical, wholly nonpolitical.
Nobody had more to do with the decisions we made and success
we've enjoyed than Vice President Al Gore. (Applause.) I
understand he may have been around here recently. He wasn't with
me in '92, until I became the nominee. But in '93, as he never
tires of telling me, he cast a decisive vote on the economic plan
that began to bring our country back. And, as he always says,
whenever he votes, we win. (Laughter and applause.)
I do want to say, you know, I have been very fortunate
in the people who have served in our Cabinet. I once had a group
of presidential scholars at the White House, and a gentleman who
taught at Harvard said, Mr. President, one of the reasons your
administration has been successful is that you have the most
loyal Cabinet since Thomas Jefferson's second administration. It
was an amazing statement. He said, I'm a historian, I know.
We have all these people who work in the White House
every day, day in and day out, whose names you don't know, who
never get any glory, who deserve a lot of this credit. We also
have a great team of people around the country working. But I
have been very blessed by the work especially of the First Lady
and the Vice President, and you all know it. (Applause.)
So I came here tonight to say thank you, to reminisce
just a little bit, to thank you for Hillary and for me and for
all of our administration but not just to say, thank you.
Because if you remember in '92, every event we did, every home we
visited, every town hall meeting we had that were bursting at the
seams that's the first time I knew I had a chance to get
elected President. Actually, I went to Keene and they said, we
put you in a place that will hold 150 and if 50 people show up,
don't be embarrassed, it's a good turnout; it's New Hampshire,
nobody knows who the heck you are. (Laughter.) And 400 showed up
and I said, holy moly, something's going on.
Oh, by the way, Mayor Pat Russell and her husband, Ron,
are celebrating their 49th wedding anniversary tonight. Let's
give them a hand there. Happy anniversary. (Applause.)
So I wanted to do that. But remember this: We were
really worried about making New Hampshire and America and the
lives of ordinary citizens work again. I mean, people just
wanted things to work. Do you remember, five out of the seven
biggest banks had failed? I mean, people wanted things to work.
Okay, things are working now. So here's the most
important thing I came here to say. I came to deliver on what I
really owe you tonight. When things start working and people
have been through all that you have been through, the temptation
is to stop at what we've already said and done. Pat yourself on
the back, feel good about it, kick back, relax, wait for
something else to happen. And I came here to tell you tonight
that that would be wrong. That would violate the ideas and the
principles on which we campaigned, you and I, in 1992 and upon
which we were returned to office in 1996.
Why? Because, yes, America is working, but we are
living in a very dynamic world where things that happen beyond
our borders can affect how you live in every community in New
Hampshire and throughout this country, and when, you know as well
as I do, that we have large, long
-term unmet challenges facing us
in the century that is now less than a year ahead.
And so I ask you to think tonight about what we must do
not only to celebrate what's been done and think about the next
election, but we need to think if we want to retain the support
of the American people from the presidency, if we want to get it
back in the Congress, if we want to keep the Democratic Party
moving in the right direction in New Hampshire, we have to do a
good job for the American people and the people of this state
every day for the next two years. That is the best politics --
to do what is right. (Applause.)
Now, I will not keep you through a whole recitation of
my State of the Union speech (laughter) -- but I want you to
know that I worked hard on that for months, and it reflects the
thinking that I have brought to this job for years. I prayed in
the early years of the presidency when we were bailing water out
of the ship that we would one day right ourselves and America
would be working again, and as a people we could be called to
think about these large, long
-term challenges. And we would be
making a terrible mistake as a political party if we played
politics with them, looked only to the next election, and forgot
that all of us are charged with the responsibility now that
America is working to have America moving forward.
What are those challenges? I'll just mention two or
three: The aging of America. The challenge of balancing work
and family. As more and more people go into the work force and
more and more parents are working, the challenge of giving every
child a world
-class education. (Applause.) The challenge of
dealing with our environmental difficulties while continuing to
grow the economy, and living more at harmony with ourselves and
our neighbors on this planet, and the challenge of dealing with
America's obligations to lead the world toward greater peace and
freedom and prosperity.
I met a lot of people here with Irish roots tonight,
like me, who thanked me for the role that I have been honored to
play in the Irish peace process. (Applause.) We are struggling
today to keep a new conflict from breaking out in the Balkans.
We are struggling today to deal with the challenges of chemical
and biological weapons so that our children won't have to face
them. We are struggling today to help our friends in democratic
Russia keep their democracy alive and restore their economic
health.
And one of the things that I did when I was in New
Hampshire that I tell you I believe more strongly today than I
did then is to say, folks, there is no longer a dividing line
between domestic policy and foreign policy. The person in the
remotest, smallest village in northern New Hampshire cannot be
unmindful of America's responsibilities and opportunities in this
great wide world. We have to fulfill them and the Democratic
Party should lead the way. (Applause.)
So what does that mean? Let me just mention two
things. Let's talk about aging and education, the old and the
young. The number of people over 65 is going to double by 2030.
People are living longer. The average life expectancy in America
now is already over 76. By the time the young people in this
room who are under 30 tonight reach their later years their life
expectancy, in all probability, will be somewhere in the mid
-80s.
Now, what does all that mean? First of all, let's not
kid ourselves, this is a high
-class problem -- and the older I
get, the better this problem looks. (Laughter.) So I don't
understand all this hand
-wringing, this is a good deal, you know?
This is a high
-class problem. It is a tribute to our health
system, to healthier behaviors, to scientific discovery -- and
also a fact of the baby boom.
Now, what we have to do is to figure out how, when the
baby boom retires and medical costs escalate in the Medicare
program, which will happen before the baby boom retires, we can
preserve our obligation to our seniors without bankrupting their
kids and grandkids. This is an issue which affects everyone, the
aging of America. More and more people will take care of their
parents as they get older, and may need some help doing it. More
and more people, if we don't do our job, will feel the squeeze
between their parents' retirement needs and their children's
education needs.
That's why I have said my first priority in dealing
with this budget surplus we have waited for 30 years and we have
worked for six years, after 12 years in which they quadrupled the
debt of the country -- my first priority is to save Social
Security and Medicare and pay down the debt, to strengthen
America for the 21st century. (Applause.)
Now, we will have a real policy debate with our friends
in the Republican Party on that issue. They will agree with us
that we should save the surplus necessary for Social Security,
and then they'll disagree with us on what the best way to spend
it is. And that's good; that's a high
-class problem. That's the
kind of honest political debate we ought to have. But they will
not agree that we should also save that portion of the surplus
necessary to deal with Medicare, even though it is going to run
out of money in 10 years. And we have to save it, reform it, but
also, in my judgment I'll never forget the people I met in New
Hampshire who told me this we ought to add a prescription drug
benefit to the Medicare program for the elderly people who need
it. (Applause.)
Now, I believe the Democratic position, which is
embraced by the leaders of our party in both Houses of Congress,
as well as by our administration, is the right one. If we save
77 percent of this surplus over the next 15 years, we can do two
things. We can prepare to save Social Security and Medicare;
we'll also pay down the national debt.
When I took office, the national debt was one
-half our
annual income. It had quadrupled in 12 years. I had to spend
the first year I put together a budget over 14 cents of every
dollar you pay to the federal government in taxes just to make
interest payments. Well, now the debt is down to 44 percent of
our annual income. But if you do what I'm recommending here, if
the Congress will go along and we save 77 percent for 15 years,
we will take it down to 7 percent of our income; the debt service
will be 2 cents on your taxes, the rest will go to real things.
And within 18 years, the United States of America will be out of
debt. This is what we should do. (Applause.)
Now, in addition to saving Social Security and
Medicare, we have other health responsibilities. In my balanced
budget there's a long
-term care tax credit. We have to make sure
that we pass a national patients' bill of rights to support what
Governor Shaheen is trying to do here in New Hampshire.
(Applause.) We have to pass a bill sponsored by Senators Kennedy
and Jeffords to make sure people with disabilities can take
full
-time jobs without losing their health insurance.
(Applause.)
And we ought to, while we're helping, deal with the
problem of family and work by broadening the number of people
eligible for the Family and Medical Leave law. I met people
today who said they took advantage of it and what a difference it
made for their families.
We ought to raise the minimum wage and we ought to pass
the initiative I have offered to give $15 billion in private
sector capital to rural areas and urban communities who have not
yet felt our economic recovery. If we can't fix the poorest
areas of America with free enterprise now, we will never get
around to doing it. (Applause.)
Now, we also have to remember our children. I'm proud
of the fact that we have more people in Head Start, kids in Head
Start than ever before; that we have 90 percent of our children
immunized against serious childhood diseases for the first time;
that in the balanced budget law of 1997, five million children
became eligible for health insurance -- and thanks to what the
Governor has done here with the child health program in New
Hampshire, we are finally reaching those children.
But we have more to do. I'm proud of the fact that we
have opened the doors of college to everyone with these tax
benefits, and greater student loans and work
-study programs. No
serious person believes that our elementary and secondary
education in every state, in every community, in every school, is
what is necessary to give a world
-class education to what is the
most diverse student body our country has ever had.
Now, look -- this diversity is our meal ticket to the
future. In a global economy, the idea that we have children in
our schools from every country on Earth, from every culture on
Earth, from every religious faith on Earth, all learning what the
basic rules of American citizenship are in action every day, and
being given a chance to be responsible and to participate in our
country, and to learn to relate to each other, in a world that is
being torn asunder all across the globe, from Bosnia to the
Middle East to the tribal wars of Africa over differences of race
and ethnicity and religion -- what we are trying to do is a
godsend for our future, economically, politically and, frankly,
in terms of just the quality and richness of our lives.
But we have to do better with education. (Applause.)
We have got to do better with education. We have to finish the
job we started last year of hiring 100,000 teachers. We have to
pass the bill Congress turned down last year to build and
modernize 5,000 schools. I'm tired of going to these schools
that can't even be hooked up to the Internet because they're so
old. (Applause.)
We have to finish the job of hooking all our classrooms
and libraries up to the Internet. And thanks to the e
-rate that
the Vice President and I fought so hard for, $1 billion in
discounts will be available this year to our schools, so every
school, even poor schools, can afford for their children to hook
up to the Internet. (Applause.)
And I believe we have to bring a revolution of
accountability to our schools. For over 20 years now, I have
spent a lot of time in classrooms. I've listened to teachers,
I've listened to principals, I've listened to students, I've
listened to parents. I can tell you that every challenge in
American education has been met by somebody, somewhere, and that
we still, on the edge of a new century, this so
-called
Information Age where people learn what everybody else is doing
with blinding speed, we are still not very good at copying from
others.
The Founding Fathers would be disappointed that school
districts still seem to believe that they can't learn as much
from others as they ought to. They set up the states as the
laboratories of democracy. When I was a governor for 12 years,
as I told your Governor, back when I had a life -- when I was a
governor for 12 years and I could actually stay here and sit
around and talk around this table half the night and drink coffee
with you, I was proud of the things that my state did first, but
I was prouder of the things my state did second.
We have got to install, somehow, the best practices in
education that educators tell us work. That's why I believe,
based on what I've seen in some of the toughest urban school
districts in America, we ought to say when we reauthorize all
this federal aid this year, you can have it, but you've got to
stop social promotion. But you can't tell the kids they're
failures when the system is failing them. You have to turn
around the failing schools. And you have to give the children
summer school and after
-school programs and whatever they need.
Look, our kids rank at the top of the world in 4th
grade tests in math and science. Then they drop down to the
middle in 8th grade tests. And then by the 12th grade, they're
ranking near the bottom. Now, the same kids start out -- they
didn't get dumber as they traveled through life. That is telling
us something about ourselves. We can do better. We have to have
higher expectations, higher standards, higher accountability for
everyone. But we can't tell the kids that they're failing if the
system is failing them. We're not doing them any favor passing
them along, but we have to lift them up and give them the support
they need. (Applause.)
So I ask you to embrace the education agenda; to
embrace the saving Social Security, saving Medicare, paying down
the debt agenda; to embrace the agenda of bringing economic
opportunity to our distressed areas, and expanding health care
access and doing more to help people balance work and family, and
dealing with the environmental and other challenges I have
outlined. I ask you to do it because the best politics as has
been proven over and over and over again is doing the right
thing for the American people; saying what you're going to do,
and if you get elected, doing it. And dealing with the
emergencies that come up, dealing with the challenges as they
come up.
In 1998, for the first time since 1822, the party of
the President in the sixth year of his presidency gained seats in
the House of Representatives. (Applause.) Now, I believe with
all my heart it was because our party went out there with a
simple message. They said, our concern is you; our commitment is
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to your future and your children. Vote for us and we will save
Social Security first, before we squander this surplus. Vote for
us and we will modernize those thousands of schools. Vote for us
and we will pass that patients' bill of rights. Vote for us and
we'll get interest rates down, pay the debt down, keep this
economy going. We have an agenda. And it's an agenda that will
deal with the long
-term problems as well as the short
-term
problems of America.
That's what the Democratic Party represents now
opportunity for all, responsibility from all, a community of all
Americans. We no longer have a country, as I said seven years
ago, where I worry about me, you worry about you, they worry
about them. I didn't want that then and I don't see that today.
We know we know we are all in this together. We know that
we'll all do better if we do the responsible thing, if all our
neighbors have opportunities and if we live together as citizens
in one community.
You have all helped to make that the new reality of
21st century America. I want you to be proud of it, but not to
rest on it. Help your Governor. Help your legislators. Realize
the dreams of your children. Don't run away from the work of
governing. Stay with the real things that real people care about
and the politics will take care of themselves.
Thank you. God bless you. And on to tomorrow. Thank
you. (Applause.)
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