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Deanne Benos Domestic Policy Council Box 10 of 12 Miscellaneous Crime and Drug Related Publications NARA 18515 21331 Enclosures filed in Oversize Attachments # The President's Vision "We need a New Covenant to rebuild America, a solemn agreement between the people and their government. Government's responsibility is to create more opportunity for everybody, and our responsibility is to make the most of it." The New Covenant President's Making Education & Economic Government Job Program Work Better Training means more and making it more the key to preparing opportunities for hard responsive, to face the Americans for the new working Americans. challenges of the new economy. economy. Middle Welfare Crime National Class Bill Reform Security of Rights to help restore the to make welfare because America because to be aspirations of a system of work and simply cannot afford strong at home, America's working responsibility, to lose any more of America must be families. not a way of life. our young people strong abroad. The President's Economic Program means a stronger economy and more opportunities for hard working Americans. Over 6 million Investment Deficit Open new jobs in People + Reduction + Markets 3 straight Tax relief Deficit NAFTA, years of deficit for small reduction GATT reduction business & through Latin working smart America, Lowest core families budget Asia inflation since Worker cuts training 1965 Making Government Work Better and making it more responsive to face the challenges of the new economy. Government should be a partner - offering new opportunities - demanding more responsibility Government should be more efficient - "leaner, not meaner" - soon to be the smallest since the Kennedy Administration Government should expand opportunity - not bureaucracy Education and Job Training the key to preparing Americans for the nev economy. the serifical to economy President Clinton Reformed and expanded Head Start Fought successfully for Goals 2000 Expanded apprenticeship programs Started the National Service program Provided direct lending for student loans The Middle Class Bill of Rights to help restore the aspirations of America's working families President Clinton tas pro Middle Class Bill of Right to create opportunities for working American families to benefit rom this new economy. It It includes ... A tax deduction for all education and training after high school A $500 tax cut for each child under 13 Tax breaks for families to save for education, the purchase of a first home, or retirement Skill grants given directly to workers Stee Welfare Reform to make welfare a system of work and responsibility, not a way of life. Demanding Creating Responsibility Opportunity Work Employment Requirement Assistance A Tough and Fair Welfare Reform Plan Child Support Increased Enforcement Minimum Wage Crime because America simply cannot afford to lose anymore of our young people to drugs,violence and crime. President Clinton' stoug h crinje 30 Puts 100,000 police on the streets Bans deadly assault weapons Expands the death penalty Supports crime prevention National Security because to be strong at home, America must be strong abroad. Only by being actively engaged in world affairs can America promote its highest interests -- maintaining security, promoting prosperity. The Clin on Administration ntained security and promoted prosperity at home and abroad the Seizing Working to halt Preserving the Promoting opportunities to the spread of strength of our peace in make us safer weapons armed forces troubled regions Combating Non- $25B increase South Africa terrorism Proliferation in defense Ireland Treaty spending START Haiti North Korea Middle East A New Time, a New Vision "These are times like no other in American history. The changes that we face dominate our everyday life. We don't have the luxury to more left or right; we must move forward; and we must work hard, together, to restore the American Dream for all Americans. That is my vision for America. That is what I work on every day." - President Bill Clinton March 1995