# Emails

DocNumber: C05771251
MetadataSubject: INTERVIEW
MetadataTo: preines
MetadataFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-03T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0095/DOC_0C05771251/C05771251.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Re: Interview
ExtractedTo: preine H; Reines, Philippe I; Abedin, Huma
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, Se•tember 3, 2010 7:46 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771251
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
ExtractedBodyText: Huma has the QA and the transcript of Mitchell's briefing for you.
RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771251 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, Se•tember 3, 2010 7:46 AM
  To: preine H; Reines, Philippe I; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Re: Interview
  Huma has the QA and the transcript of Mitchell's briefing for you.
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preines
  To: Evergreen <HDR22@clintonemail.com>; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 07:36:22 2010
  Subject: Re: Interview
  Dan who?
  No, they are on
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  To: PIR
  To: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Interview
  Sent: Sep 3, 2010 7:35 AM
  I just got the overnight delivery and there's a note from Dan saying it is nowq cancelled. Is that right?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771251 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771252
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/17/10
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-17T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0098/DOC_0C05771252/C05771252.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Mini Schedule 9/17/10 Friday
ExtractedFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, September 17, 2010 8:31 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771252
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
ExtractedBodyText:
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:30 am OFFICE TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  Time Tbd PHONE CALL w/SULTAN OF OMAN *Secretary's Office
  10:00 am BILATERAL w/AUSTRALIAN FM KEVIN RUDD
  10:30 am Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  10:30 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  10:35 am Secretary's Office
  10:35 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/AUSTRALIAN FM KEVIN RUDD
  10:45 am Treaty Room, 7th Floor
  10:45 am OFFICE TIME
  11:30 am Secretary's Office
  11:30 am FIRST US.-INDONESIAN JOINT COMMISSION MTG w/INDONESIAN FM
  12:45 pm DR. MARTY NATALEGAWA Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor *Camera spray
  preceding.
  12:45 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN FM DR. MARTY NATALEGAWA
  1:00 pm James Madison Room
  1:00 pm WORKING LUNCHEON w/INDONESIAN DELEGATION
  1:45 pm James Monroe Room *Official photo at top.
  1:45 pm PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  2:00 pm Secretary's Office or 8th Floor Tbd
  2:00 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FM NATALEGAWA
  2:15 pm Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor
  2:30 pm SWEARING-IN CEREMONY FOR GERALD FEIERSTEIN,
  2:50 pm U.S. AMBASSADOR TO YEMEN Treaty Room, 'Ph Floor
  3:00 pm PHOTOS (2)
  3:10 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  3:15 pm MEETING w/INDIAN FOREIGN SECRETARY NIRUPAMA RAO
  3:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office *Official photo at top.
  3:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:00 pm Secretary's Office
  4:00 pm FAREWELL FOR LISSA MUSCATINE
  4:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  4:15 pm OFFICE TIME
  5:20 pm Secretary's Office
  5:25 pm DEPART State Department ''En route Andrews Air Force Base
  5:55 pm ARRIVE Andrews Air Force Base
  6:00 pm DEPART Andrews Air Force Base via Military Plane Tail #Tbd
  En route Westchester County Airport, White Plains
  7:00 pm ARRIVE Westchester County Airport
  7:05 pm DEPART Westchester County Airport *En route Private Residence
  7:20 pm ARRIVE Private Residence

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771252 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 8:31 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/17/10 Friday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:30 am OFFICE TIME
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  Time Tbd PHONE CALL w/SULTAN OF OMAN *Secretary's Office
  10:00 am BILATERAL w/AUSTRALIAN FM KEVIN RUDD
  10:30 am Secretary's Conference Room *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  10:30 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  10:35 am Secretary's Office
  10:35 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/AUSTRALIAN FM KEVIN RUDD
  10:45 am Treaty Room, 7th Floor
  10:45 am OFFICE TIME
  11:30 am Secretary's Office
  11:30 am FIRST US.-INDONESIAN JOINT COMMISSION MTG w/INDONESIAN FM
  12:45 pm DR. MARTY NATALEGAWA Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor *Camera spray
  preceding.
  12:45 pm BILATERAL w/INDONESIAN FM DR. MARTY NATALEGAWA
  1:00 pm James Madison Room
  1:00 pm WORKING LUNCHEON w/INDONESIAN DELEGATION
  1:45 pm James Monroe Room *Official photo at top.
  1:45 pm PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  2:00 pm Secretary's Office or 8th Floor Tbd
  2:00 pm JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/INDONESIAN FM NATALEGAWA
  2:15 pm Benjamin Franklin Room, 8th Floor
  2:30 pm SWEARING-IN CEREMONY FOR GERALD FEIERSTEIN,
  2:50 pm U.S. AMBASSADOR TO YEMEN Treaty Room, 'Ph Floor
  3:00 pm PHOTOS (2)
  3:10 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  3:15 pm MEETING w/INDIAN FOREIGN SECRETARY NIRUPAMA RAO
  3:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office *Official photo at top.
  3:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:00 pm Secretary's Office
  4:00 pm FAREWELL FOR LISSA MUSCATINE
  4:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  4:15 pm OFFICE TIME
  5:20 pm Secretary's Office
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771252 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771252 Date: 08/31/2015
  5:25 pm DEPART State Department ''En route Andrews Air Force Base
  5:55 pm ARRIVE Andrews Air Force Base
  6:00 pm DEPART Andrews Air Force Base via Military Plane Tail #Tbd
  En route Westchester County Airport, White Plains
  7:00 pm ARRIVE Westchester County Airport
  7:05 pm DEPART Westchester County Airport *En route Private Residence
  7:20 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771252 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771253
MetadataSubject: (AP) SAUDI KING TRANFERS NATIONAL GUARD DUTIES TO SON
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2010-11-17T05:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0108/DOC_0C05771253/C05771253.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Fw: (AP) Saudi king transfers National Guard duties to son
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: 5ES-0_05
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 7:50 PM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771253
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771253 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 7:50 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Saudi king transfers National Guard duties to son
  From: Deyo, Justin A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: 5ES-0_05
  Sent: Wed Nov 17 19:33:07 2010
  Subject: (AP) Saudi king transfers National Guard duties to son
  RIYADH (AP) - The Saudi king stepped down as head of the country's National Guard and transferred the influential
  position to his son, in an apparent sign that the elderly monarch is beginning to lessen his duties. The Saudi Press
  Agency reported that King Abdullah has named Prince Mitab bin Abdullah as commander of the National Guard. King
  Abdullah had headed the force since 1962. The 86-year-old king also handed over his traditional supervisory duties for
  the annual hajj pilgrimage to his deputy prime minister because doctors advised him to rest after rupturing a disc in his
  back. Abdullah appeared on Saudi television receiving well-wishers for the Eid al-Adha holiday.
  Justin Deyo
  U.S. Department of State
  Operations Center (S/ES-0)
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771253 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771254
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/3/10 FRIDAY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-03T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0095/DOC_0C05771254/C05771254.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
ExtractedFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:08 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771254
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
ExtractedBodyText:
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am JOINT TAPED INTERVIEW w/UDI SEGAL, ISRAELI CHANNEL 2; & AMIRAH
  9:45 am HANANIA RISHMAWI, PALESTINIAN TV Thomas Jefferson Room, 8.Floor
  9:45 am VIDEOS (3)
  10:00 am Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  10:00 am PHOTO w/ ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  10:05 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am SPEECH PREP MEETING
  11:00 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/SPECIAL ENVOY SCOTT GRATION
  11:30 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:30 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ TOMICAH
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:45 am MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARTURO VALENZUELA
  12:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:15 pm (t) PHONE CALL w/QATARI AMAR HAMAD BIN KHALIFA AL-THANI (T)
  Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771254 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN
  FULL
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:08 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am JOINT TAPED INTERVIEW w/UDI SEGAL, ISRAELI CHANNEL 2; & AMIRAH
  9:45 am HANANIA RISHMAWI, PALESTINIAN TV Thomas Jefferson Room, 8.Floor
  9:45 am VIDEOS (3)
  10:00 am Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  10:00 am PHOTO w/ ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  10:05 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am SPEECH PREP MEETING
  11:00 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/SPECIAL ENVOY SCOTT GRATION
  11:30 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:30 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ TOMICAH
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:45 am MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARTURO VALENZUELA
  12:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:15 pm (t) PHONE CALL w/QATARI AMAR HAMAD BIN KHALIFA AL-THANI (T)
  Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771254 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771255
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/3/10 FRIDAY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-03T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0095/DOC_0C05771255/C05771255.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedSubject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
ExtractedTo: H; Jiloty, Lauren C
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:51 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771255
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
ExtractedBodyText:
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN
  FULL
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:51 AM
  To: H; Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C; Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:50:47 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Pls move Arturo to next week.
  Original Message
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:07:50 2010
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015
  9:15 am JOINT TAPED INTERVIEW w/UDI SEGAL, ISRAELI CHANNEL 2; & AMIRAH
  9:45 am HANANIA RISHMAWI, PALESTINIAN TV Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  9:45 am VIDEOS (3)
  10:00 am Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  10:00 am PHOTO w/ ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  10:05 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am SPEECH PREP MEETING
  11:00 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/SPECIAL ENVOY SCOTT GRATION
  11:30 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:30 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ TOMICAH
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:45 am MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARTURO VALENZUELA
  12:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:15 pm (t) PHONE CALL w/QATARI AMAR HAMAD BIN KHALIFA AL-THANI (T)
  Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771255 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771256
MetadataSubject: USS IWO JIMA DEPLOYS TO HAITI AS TROPICAL STORM APPROACHES
MetadataDateSent: 2010-11-02T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataPdfLink: DOCUMENTS/HRCEmail_August_Web/IPS-0106/DOC_0C05771256/C05771256.pdf
MetadataCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
MetadataDocumentClass: Clinton_Email_August_Release
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771256
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN PART
RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771256 Date: 08/31/2015
  CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  Point of Contact:
  U.S Southern Command,
  Public Affairs Office
  Mr. Jose Ruiz, Tel. 305-437-1205/1213
  e-mail:
  www.southcom.mil
  USS IWO JIMA DEPLOYS TO HAITI AS TROPICAL STORM APPROACHES
  MIAMI - U.S. Southern Command directed the amphibious ship USS Iwo Jima
  (LHD 7) to steam toward Haiti today in preparation for the forecasted
  arrival of tropical storm Tomas later this week.
  Iwo Jima will deploy to Haiti from Suriname, where it arrived Thursday
  on its final country visit for Continuing Promise 2010, a four-month,
  humanitarian civic assistance deployment to eight nations in the
  Caribbean region. The ship is scheduled to arrive in Haiti later this
  week.
  Large amphibious ships, like Iwo Jima, resemble small aircraft carriers
  and include the ability to support helicopter and landing craft
  operations to quickly move personnel and cargo, making it an ideal
  platform to support humanitarian-relief missions on short notice.
  A crew of 1,600 military and civilian medical, engineering, aviation,
  logistical and other support personnel are embarked aboard Iwo Jima,
  including U.S. Navy engineers, a contingent of 500 Marines with
  logistical-support expertise, volunteers from the U.S. Public Health
  Service and various non-governmental organizations (NG05), as well as
  medical, dental and engineering professionals from Europe, North America
  and South America.
  Eight CH-46 Sea Knight, medium-lift, dual-rotor helicopters; two MH-60
  Knight Hawk helicopters and two amphibious landing craft units (LCU's)
  are on Iwo Jima to support the ship's operations.
  Iwo Jima is a Wasp-class amphibious ship capable of speeds in excess of
  20 knots that can provide robust ship-to-shore, as well as
  shore-to-shore logistics support during contingencies ranging from
  traditional military operations to humanitarian and disaster-relief
  missions.
  Because of the Caribbean region's history of severe-weather- events
  during the peak months of the hurricane season, the ship has remained in
  the area throughout its present deployment, ready to support U.S.
  disaster relief efforts when directed.
  Iwo Jima was in Port-de-Paix, Haiti, from July 24 through Aug. 3. It was
  the first stop on CP10 and the crew provided medical assistance to more
  than 4,000 Haitian citizens, performed 32 surgeries, completed six
  engineering projects, and delivered 231 pallets of
  humanitarian-assistanCe supplies donated by NG0s.
  In September 2008, the amphibious ship USS Kearsarge deployed to Haiti
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771256 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771258
MetadataSubject: (AP) OMAN: NO PLANS TO FREE TWO OTHER AMERICANS IN IRAN
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Abedin, Huma
MetadataDateSent: 2010-09-17T04:00:00+00:00
MetadataDateReleased: 2015-08-31T04:00:00+00:00
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: (AP) Oman: No plans to free two other Americans in Iran
ExtractedFrom: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: McGovern, Bridget (Helen-Mary)
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, September 17, 2010 8:38 AM
ExtractedCaseNumber: F-2014-20439
ExtractedDocNumber: C05771258
ExtractedDateReleased: 08/31/2015
ExtractedReleaseInPartOrFull: RELEASE IN FULL
ExtractedBodyText: Importance: High
RawText:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771258 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 8:38 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Oman: No plans to free two other Americans in Iran
  Importance: High
  From: Deyo, Justin A
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; S_SpecialAssistants; SES_DutyDeputies
  Cc: McGovern, Bridget (Helen-Mary)
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 08:35:45 2010
  Subject: (AP) Oman: No plans to free two other Americans in Iran
  MUSCAT (AP) - Oman's foreign minister says he's not aware of any current plans for Iran to release two other Americans
  still being held there but that his country is willing to act as an intermediary between Tehran and Washington. Oman
  played a key role in helping mediate the release of American Sarah Shourd from Iran. Two other Americans with whom
  she was arrested last year are still being held in Tehran on espionage charges. Oman's foreign minister, Yusuf bin Alawai
  bin Abdullah, said by phone that there are "great possibilities" in repairing relations between the United States and
  Iran. To help restore ties, he urged American officials to tone down what is seen as harsh rhetoric directed at Iran.
  Justin Deyo
  U.S. Department of State
  Operations Center (S/ES-0)
  202-647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771258 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771259
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/3/10 FRIDAY
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Valmoro, Lona J
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
ExtractedFrom: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:54 AM
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  Yes, I will do another check in about an hour but sounds like things are fine.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:54 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Yes, I will do another check in about an hour but sounds like things are fine.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:52:37 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Are we still ok on the 2pm shuttle?
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:51:11 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C; Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:50:47 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Pls move Arturo to next week.
  Original Message
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:07:50 2010
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
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  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am JOINT TAPED INTERVIEW w/UDI SEGAL, ISRAELI CHANNEL 2; & AMIRAH
  9:45 am HANANIA RISHMAWI, PALESTINIAN TV Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  9:45 am VIDEOS (3)
  10:00 am Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  10:00 am PHOTO w/ ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  10:05 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am SPEECH PREP MEETING
  11:00 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/SPECIAL ENVOY SCOTT GRATION
  11:30 am Secretary's Outer Office
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  11:30 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ TOMICAH
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:45 am MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARTURO VALENZUELA
  12:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:15 pm (t) PHONE CALL w/QATARI AMAR HAMAD BIN KHALIFA AL-THANI (T)
  Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771259 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 9/3/10 FRIDAY
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  I didn't plan for him but can certainly reach out now to see if he is available. If he is not, should I move to next week?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 8:55 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  I didn't plan for him but can certainly reach out now to see if he is available. If he is not, should I move to next week?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:53:212010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Also, is Johnnie Carson coming to mtg w Gration?
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:51:11 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C; Valmoro, Lona
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:50:47 2010
  Subject: Re: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  Pls move Arturo to next week.
  Original Message
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 08:07:50 2010
  Subject: Mini Schedule 9/3/10 Friday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771260 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771260 Date: 08/31/2015
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:15 am JOINT TAPED INTERVIEW w/UDI SEGAL, ISRAELI CHANNEL 2; & AMIRAH
  9:45 am HANANIA RISHMAWI, PALESTINIAN TV Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  9:45 am VIDEOS (3)
  10:00 am Thomas Jefferson Room, 8th Floor
  10:00 am PHOTO w/ ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
  10:05 am Secretary's Office
  10:15 am SPEECH PREP MEETING
  11:00 am Secretary's Outer Office
  11:00 am MEETING w/SPECIAL ENVOY SCOTT GRATION
  11:30 am Secretary's Outer Office
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771260 Date: 08/31/2015

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  11:30 am PRIVATE MEETING w/ TOMICAH
  11:45 am Secretary's Office
  11:45 am MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARTURO VALENZUELA
  12:15 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  12:15 pm (t) PHONE CALL w/QATARI AMAR HAMAD BIN KHALIFA AL-THANI (T)
  Secretary's Office
  12:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  1:15 pm Secretary's Office
  1:20 pm DEPART State Department *En route Washington National Airport
  1:40 pm ARRIVE Washington National Airport
  2:00 pm DEPART Washington National Airport via US Airways Shuttle #2174
  En route New York, NY
  3:25 pm ARRIVE New York, New York-LaGuardia Airport
  3:35 pm DEPART New York-LaGuardia Airport *En route Private Residence
  4:25 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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DocNumber: C05771261
MetadataSubject: UPDATE ON PSA
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  MacInnes, Duncan H; Bosshardt, Marcia P; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Kenna, Corley; Smith, Dana S; Hensman, Chris D

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771261 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 9:57 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Update on PSA
  FYI
  From: Dowd, Katie W
  To: McHale, Judith A; McCall, Dawn L
  Cc: MacInnes, Duncan H; Bosshardt, Marcia P; Klevorick, Caitlin B; Kenna, Corley; Smith, Dana S; Hensman, Chris D
  Sent: Fri Sep 03 09:29:05 2010
  Subject: Update on PSA
  Wanted to update you all on the PSA and where things stand. The Ad Council placed the PSA on Wednesday.
  Overall, based on the MNR report, our estimated online audience for the PSA launch story was 5.4 million, including
  stories on Yahoo Finance, Forbes, and CNN. For just over 24 hours since the MNR distribution, this is fantastic pickup
  per the Ad Council.
  The Ad Council will continue to push this out domestically and giving us updates on where it is. They are targeting large
  sporting events like U.S Open, etc. If you would like the full report with specific stories, I can send separately however
  because the file is so large I do not want to max out everyone's inboxes.
  On the International side and specifically S interest in placing with Al Jazeera, the Ad Council did a slightly modified
  version of the 30 sec PSA, removing the texting information on the final screen and is overnighting the tape to the State
  Department today. Once we have that (timing for Tuesday), we will work with Dana and PA to have the PSA placed
  accordingly where makes sense.
  Larry has already said that local stations in Pakistan liked the ad and were using it/reporting on it. As he is obviously
  very busy, hard to know more beyond this point. IIP has been great and the revised ad is going up on America.gov. Will
  work them to see what other embassy sites, etc we can promote this with.
  We will continue to work to place the ad and will have donation reports on Tuesday that hopefully will reflect monetary
  upticks as well. Let me know if you have any questions. Best, Katie
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DocNumber: C05771266
MetadataSubject: READOUT OF CHILD VISITATION AT THE AL GEZIRA - OCTOBER 8, 2010
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Mills, Cheryl D
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: READOUT OF Child Visitation at the Al Gezira - October 8, 2010
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Abedin, Huma
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  isit AT Al Gezir October 8 2010 Final.docx
  Fyi:
  READOUT OF MEETING AT Al Gezira Club WITH HIS CHILDREN
  On October 8, 2010 - went to the Al Gezira club to see his children
  as per the court ordered visitation dated June 30, 2010, which stipulated twice monthly visits on alternate
  nda s. This was the first such visit to take pl e visit was scheduled for 12:00 p.m.
  and ACS Chief arrived at 11:55 a.m. he ked in with the security office at the club and then waited at the
  playground for the children. At approximately 1:20 p.m., arrived with the children, her two brothers, and a
  cousin. There was a discernible State Security presence througriout the visit.
  At one point, the ACS Chief received a duty call and stepped 20 feet away from the group to handle the call.
  Post continues to work closely with Egyptian authoritie:

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 5:11 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Fw: READOUT OF Child Visitation at the Al Gezira - October 8, 2010
  Attachments: r_READ7 OF Visit AT Al Gezir October 8 2010 Final.docx; READOUT OF
  isit AT Al Gezir October 8 2010 Final.docx
  Fyi:
  READOUT OF MEETING AT Al Gezira Club WITH HIS CHILDREN
  On October 8, 2010 - went to the Al Gezira club to see his children
  as per the court ordered visitation dated June 30, 2010, which stipulated twice monthly visits on alternate
  nda s. This was the first such visit to take pl e visit was scheduled for 12:00 p.m.
  and ACS Chief arrived at 11:55 a.m. he ked in with the security office at the club and then waited at the
  playground for the children. At approximately 1:20 p.m., arrived with the children, her two brothers, and a
  cousin. There was a discernible State Security presence througriout the visit.
  At one point, the ACS Chief received a duty call and stepped 20 feet away from the group to handle the call.
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  Post continues to work closely with Egyptian authoritie:
  From: Parra, Yolanda A
  To: Scobey, Margaret; Jacobs, Janice L; Jacobs, Susan S; Feltman, Jeffrey D; Shampaine, Nicole D; Tueller, Matthew H;
  Mills, Cheryl D; Wailes, Jacob; Schedlbauer, Amy W
  Cc: Grandfield, Mary E; McGahuey, Ann B; Pittman, Saynora D; Eye, Stefanie B; Regan, Michael B; Powers, Roberto;
  Pride, Margaret 3
  Sent: Wed Oct 13 04:34:14 2010
  Subject: READOUT OF
  Attached is a copy of the readout of visit with his two boys in Cairo on October 8, 2010 pursuant to court
  ordered visitation. A cable with this information will follow. Yolanda
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
  hild Visitation at the Al Gezira - October 8, 2010
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771266 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771269
MetadataSubject: THANK YOU
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Jonathan Prince
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  jonathan prince
  Friday, September 17, 2010 4:23 PM
  thank you
  Madam Secretary -
  I just wanted to drop you a quick note to thank you again for the great opportunity to be part of
  your team over the last twenty months. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it - and how much of
  a pleasure it's been to watch you work when I've had the chance. .
  I will definitely stay involved in the Middle East stuff while I'm in the private sector. And - as I
  know you know - I hope I have the chance to do more for you down the road.
  Please know that you can count on me for anything you need.
  Best.
  Jonathan

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  Subject:
  jonathan prince
  Friday, September 17, 2010 4:23 PM
  thank you
  Madam Secretary -
  I just wanted to drop you a quick note to thank you again for the great opportunity to be part of
  your team over the last twenty months. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it - and how much of
  a pleasure it's been to watch you work when I've had the chance. .
  I will definitely stay involved in the Middle East stuff while I'm in the private sector. And - as I
  know you know - I hope I have the chance to do more for you down the road.
  Please know that you can count on me for anything you need.
  Best.
  Jonathan
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771269 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771271
MetadataSubject: "A BAG OF FLOUR," AN OP-ED BY JAVED CHAUDHRY IN LIBERAL URDU DAILY "EXPRESS" (11/02)
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MetadataFrom: McHale, Judith A
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
ExtractedFrom: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
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  Nice piece on Cameron Munter.
  Safe travels.
  Jm

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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 10:00 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  Nice piece on Cameron Munter.
  Safe travels.
  Jm
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 09:32:22 2010
  Subject: FW: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  Dear Boss,
  Still working it down the last day.
  We got the Amb some good photo ops in the flood zone...
  Larry
  "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily
  "Express" (cir. 25,000) (11/02)
  ... It was the picture of a U.S. helicopter parked at a helipad in
  Sukkur. Many people clad in military uniforms were unloading the relief
  goods for flood-affected people in the Sindh province. A middle-aged
  American national, wearing a shirt and grey pants and carrying a 40-kg
  flour bag, immediately caught my attention. It took me hardly a few
  seconds to recognize him. He was no other than the new U.S. Ambassador to
  Pakistan, Mr. Cameron Munter. During my recent visit to the United States,
  I had the chance to meet him at the residence of our Ambassador in
  Washington, Mr. Hussain Haqqani. In a lighter vein, he (Ambassador Munter)
  asked me and other Pakistani journalists, present on the occasion, that
  'please don't pester me during my stay in Pakistan because I am very
  scared of the Pakistani media even now in my own country.' These words
  garnered a resounding laughter from all of us. It was my first meeting
  with Ambassador Munter. Now he is in Pakistan where the U.S. Ambassador is
  always more busy even than the host country's president. Within a week
  after his arrival in Pakistan, the U.S. Ambassador reached Sukkur along
  with relief goods for the flood-affected people who are still languishing
  in makeshift tents. To the much astonishment of common Pakistanis, he,
  along with other ordinary officials, started unloading the relief goods
  with his own hands, and all major newspapers of the country gave front-
  page coverage to this picture. This photo conveyed two messages to us:
  first, the great nations also have great traditions, and second,
  relatively small nations, like us, possess low status because our leaders
  are totally devoid of such humbleness. The U.S. ambassadors virtually
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  enjoy the viceregal status in third world countries, but despite enjoying
  such kingly powers they adopt very humble attitude towards other people.
  They treat even the attendants, drivers, and other employees in their
  personal staff as human beings. And whenever some natural disaster visits
  the populations of the host countries, the U.S. ambassadors in those
  states rush to help the devastated people. Ambassador Cameron Munter could
  also have behaved like our rulers and distribute relief goods among
  affected people while himself dressed in precious costumes... Even if his
  attitude was part of the U.S. propaganda, why our rulers cannot display
  such ostentations for the welfare of their subjects? The second message
  this picture conveyed is that we Pakistanis lack humbleness. For our
  politicians, the ordinary people are nothing more than votes who catapult
  them into the corridors of power. On the other hand, after winning the
  elections, American politicians live among their people. They travel side
  by side with the common man in public transport and shake hands with them
  in ordinary restaurants. This picture says that until Prime Minister
  Gilani picks up a flour bag on his shoulders and carries it to a common
  Pakistani, he cannot change the destiny of this
  nation."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771271 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 6:15 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Aunt says free hiker is returning to U.S. with mom
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-Ill
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 17:09:19 2010
  Subject: FW: (AP) Aunt says free hiker is returning to U.S. with mom
  BERKELEY (AP) - The aunt of an American woman released from an Iranian prison says her niece plans to hold a news
  conference in New York. Sarah Shourd's aunt, Karen Sandys (san-dees), told The Associated Press on September 17 that
  Shourd and her mother will travel September 18 from Oman to New York. Sandys says the news conference is planned
  for September 19, when Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be in New York for the UN General
  Assembly. Sandys says her niece is focused on securing the freedom of her friends, Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771272 Date: 08/31/2015



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  H: 58 days left. Whether the Democrats have the ability and will to execute is a separate subject: "If it were done, when
  'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly..." Making Boehner the GOP poster child should be systematic and
  relentless. Tick, tock, another day gone. Sid
  September 3, 2010
  Americans Most Likely to Favor GOP
  Newcomers for Congress
  Three in four believe influx of new members would improve
  Congress
  by Jeffrey M. Jones
  PRINCETON, NJ -- It appears that the best type of candidate to be this fall is a Republican challenger. Given a choice of
  four hypothetical candidates of differing party affiliations and experience, Americans are most likely to prefer "a
  Republican who has not served in Congress." Those who would prefer a Democratic candidate opt for an incumbent over
  a newcomer.
  These results, based on an Aug. 27-30 USA Today/Gallup poll, underscore the advantageous political environment for
  Republicans and non-incumbents this midterm election season. Overall, a majority of Americans prefer a Republican
  candidate (regardless of experience) to a Democrat, 53% to 40%. And a majority also prefer a non-incumbent (regardless
  of party affiliation) to an incumbent, 54% to 39%.
  The fact that Americans who prefer a Republican candidate want one who is new to Congress suggests that these voters
  want both GOP control of Congress and the new perspectives that come from members with no prior Washington
  experience. Americans who favor Democratic candidates, on the other hand, apparently are more satisfied with the type
  of experienced representatives now in Congress.
  One would naturally expect Democrats to prefer Democratic candidates, and Republicans to prefer Republican
  candidates, and that is the case when looking at the data by party. But partisans' preferences for incumbents versus
  challengers seem to be influenced by their knowledge that the Democrats currently have a majority in Congress, and thus,
  more Democrats will be defending House seats this fall. Democrats are more likely to prefer a Democrat who is in
  Congress to a Democrat who is not, and Republicans are more likely to prefer a Republican outside of Congress to one
  who is currently serving there. Independents also show a strong preference for Republican non-incumbents.
  The data do not necessarily indicate how Americans would vote in the fall when presented with a choice of two specific
  candidates for Congress. This fall, voters will generally be asked to choose between one Republican and one Democratic
  candidate, one of whom may be an incumbent. When asked in the same poll whether they are more likely to vote for the
  Republican or the Democratic congressional candidate in their district if the elections were held today, 48% of Americans
  say the Republican and 43% the Democrat.
  The appeal of non-incumbents is apparent in another question in the poll that finds 75% of Americans saying Congress
  would be changed for the better if "most of the present members of Congress are replaced with new members." Only 14%
  think that would make Congress worse. This is consistent with Gallup's findings from earlier this year suggesting strong
  anti-incumbent sentiment.
  Americans across key demographic subgroups widely share the belief that Congress would be improved if most members
  were turned out of office. However, there is a significant gap by political party, with 89% of Republicans versus 63% of
  Democrats saying that replacing most members of Congress would be beneficial. Again, the difference likely stems from
  Democrats' current status as the majority party in Congress.
  Implications
  In a year when Americans are dissatisfied with the state of the nation and give relatively low ratings to the president and
  Congress, it is not politically beneficial to be either an incumbent or a member of the ruling party. That is reflected in
  Americans' preference for a Republican newcomer over other types of candidates they may have a chance to vote for in
  this fall's midterm congressional elections. It is also reflected in prior analysis of historical Gallup data showing greater
  seat turnover in Congress when the president and Congress are unpopular.

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  Sent: Friday, September 3, 2010 10:57 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: New poll underscores need to elevate Boehner. Sid
  H: 58 days left. Whether the Democrats have the ability and will to execute is a separate subject: "If it were done, when
  'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly..." Making Boehner the GOP poster child should be systematic and
  relentless. Tick, tock, another day gone. Sid
  September 3, 2010
  Americans Most Likely to Favor GOP
  Newcomers for Congress
  Three in four believe influx of new members would improve
  Congress
  by Jeffrey M. Jones
  PRINCETON, NJ -- It appears that the best type of candidate to be this fall is a Republican challenger. Given a choice of
  four hypothetical candidates of differing party affiliations and experience, Americans are most likely to prefer "a
  Republican who has not served in Congress." Those who would prefer a Democratic candidate opt for an incumbent over
  a newcomer.
  These results, based on an Aug. 27-30 USA Today/Gallup poll, underscore the advantageous political environment for
  Republicans and non-incumbents this midterm election season. Overall, a majority of Americans prefer a Republican
  candidate (regardless of experience) to a Democrat, 53% to 40%. And a majority also prefer a non-incumbent (regardless
  of party affiliation) to an incumbent, 54% to 39%.
  The fact that Americans who prefer a Republican candidate want one who is new to Congress suggests that these voters
  want both GOP control of Congress and the new perspectives that come from members with no prior Washington
  experience. Americans who favor Democratic candidates, on the other hand, apparently are more satisfied with the type
  of experienced representatives now in Congress.
  One would naturally expect Democrats to prefer Democratic candidates, and Republicans to prefer Republican
  candidates, and that is the case when looking at the data by party. But partisans' preferences for incumbents versus
  challengers seem to be influenced by their knowledge that the Democrats currently have a majority in Congress, and thus,
  more Democrats will be defending House seats this fall. Democrats are more likely to prefer a Democrat who is in
  Congress to a Democrat who is not, and Republicans are more likely to prefer a Republican outside of Congress to one
  who is currently serving there. Independents also show a strong preference for Republican non-incumbents.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771276 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771276 Date: 08/31/2015
  The data do not necessarily indicate how Americans would vote in the fall when presented with a choice of two specific
  candidates for Congress. This fall, voters will generally be asked to choose between one Republican and one Democratic
  candidate, one of whom may be an incumbent. When asked in the same poll whether they are more likely to vote for the
  Republican or the Democratic congressional candidate in their district if the elections were held today, 48% of Americans
  say the Republican and 43% the Democrat.
  The appeal of non-incumbents is apparent in another question in the poll that finds 75% of Americans saying Congress
  would be changed for the better if "most of the present members of Congress are replaced with new members." Only 14%
  think that would make Congress worse. This is consistent with Gallup's findings from earlier this year suggesting strong
  anti-incumbent sentiment.
  Americans across key demographic subgroups widely share the belief that Congress would be improved if most members
  were turned out of office. However, there is a significant gap by political party, with 89% of Republicans versus 63% of
  Democrats saying that replacing most members of Congress would be beneficial. Again, the difference likely stems from
  Democrats' current status as the majority party in Congress.
  Implications
  In a year when Americans are dissatisfied with the state of the nation and give relatively low ratings to the president and
  Congress, it is not politically beneficial to be either an incumbent or a member of the ruling party. That is reflected in
  Americans' preference for a Republican newcomer over other types of candidates they may have a chance to vote for in
  this fall's midterm congressional elections. It is also reflected in prior analysis of historical Gallup data showing greater
  seat turnover in Congress when the president and Congress are unpopular.
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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Friday, September 17, 2010 6:28 PM
  Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  A moratorium by any other name....
  I hope you get a true break this weekend; you certainly deserve it. And I am sure someone has already thought of this
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  AM

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  AM
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  Subject: Update
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771278 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05771280
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771280 Date: 08/31/2015
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 4:00 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Article I mentioned from Canada
  FYI
  From: Ross, Alec J
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Artide I mentioned from Canada
  Joining the conversation
  BY KATE HEARTFIELD, THE OTTAWA CITIZENAUGUST 19, 2010
  Ottawa Citizen
  The U.S. Department of State has made it very clear: The security of information on BlackBerrys is not just about
  economics.
  It's also, in the words of spokesman P. J. Crowley, "about what we think is an important element of democracy,
  human rights and freedom of information ... You should be opening up societies to these new technologies that have
  the opportunity to empower people ..."
  Canada's government has made, at least in public, no such link between BlackBerrys and democratization. It has
  not spoken about the potential for authoritarian governments to abuse monitoring privileges. It has decided the
  demands placed on Canadian company Research in Motion by the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab
  Emirates and India add up to a business story, not a foreign-affairs story.
  This is just one example of a larger political failure in Canada to appreciate the full foreign-policy potential of
  communication technology.
  In the United States, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called for a "21st-century statecraft" that harnesses tools
  such as Twitter and text messages.
  Articles this summer in The New York Times Magazine and Foreign Policy have called it "digital diplomacy." Some,
  such as Canadian diplomacy expert Daryl Copeland, call it "e-diplomacy."
  In 2010, the world sees Canada through YouTube.
  "Diplomacy in the international arena is no longer about the big-D diplomat charging in on his white horse and
  expounding the virtues of Canada at cocktail parties," says Shauna Sylvester, who was the director of Canada's
  World, a three-year non-governmental project consulting citizens about foreign policy.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771280 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771280 Date: 08/31/2015
  The United Kingdom's Digital Diplomacy web portal (yes, it has one) defines digital diplomacy as "solving foreign
  policy problems using the Internet." Social-media enthusiasts often talk about the wisdom of crowds; post a problem
  on the Internet today, and someone, somewhere, will post a solution tomorrow.
  No one's likely to craft peace in the Middle East by creating a Facebook page. But Facebook pages, and other
  social media, can shift global public opinion in new directions. That, in turn, affects Canada's tourism, trade,
  security, immigration.
  Canada's government has done some important work in digital diplomacy. "Canada was a pioneer in this field," says
  Copeland.
  In 2003, for example, Canadian Foreign Minister Bill Graham solicited online comments about policy questions.
  In 2005, the government created a virtual network called Connect2Canada.com "for friends of Canada and
  Canadians in the United States." It's still going strong and is a good example of 21st-century government
  communication, including an "ask the ambassador" link and a YouTube channel.
  More recently, the government created an impressive, if unwieldy, interactive site for the G20 summit. It is also
  actively "correcting misinformation" in social media when it comes to the seal hunt.
  But Sylvester says the enthusiasm for open government seemed to fade after the Conservatives took office in 2006.
  "Engagement was no longer part of the government's role."
  There are people who get it in the public service today, and some very good initiatives. There are even a few
  ministers who get Twitter. But there is no Hillary Clinton pushing the government to do better, no office of digital
  diplomacy working on a strategy.
  How we do it is almost as important as whether we do it at all. The tactic the government has taken on the seal hunt,
  for example, could have the intended effect of countering inaccuracy, or it could come across as a heavy-handed
  attempt to control the debale, especially if the government's not simultaneously engaged in more crowd-pleasing
  ways to get its message across. Some governments have had fun with social media, opening virtual embassies on
  Second Life, for example.
  Wikipedia edits are another tricky area. As for seeding Twitter and the blogosphere with Canadian values, it has to
  be done with care. Security analyst Peter Jones points out that if, for example, an Iranian blogger becomes too
  closely associated with the West, his or her credibility could suffer.
  The field of digital diplomacy is new, and fraught with risks. The opportunities, though, are exciting.
  In that New York Times Magazine article, Alec Ross, Clinton's senior adviser for innovation, said the key question
  for 21st-century statecraft is "Is it open or is it closed?" That's a sensitive question for this Conservative government.
  A real advance in e-diplomacy, a real engagement in the split-second, wide-open, on-the-record world of Twitter and
  Wikipedia, requires a prime minister who is willing to let public servants and diplomats have a constant unmediated
  conversation with the public. It means relinquishing central control of the message.
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  The alternative is to fade into irrelevance. Because that big, messy, whirlwind global conversation's going to happen
  anyway, whether Canada's part of it or not.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771280 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Signed by Pres. Toribiong a couple of hours ago after three days of negotiations that I conducted for Palau and DAS
  Frankie Reed led for the US. These were the first real negotiations of the process -- a step (which Jake Sullivan helped
  get taken) that was as needed as the changes in the US proposal they produced. Thanks for all that you did. It obtained
  US objectives as well as resulted in substantially greater fairness for a former territory, now freely associated state. Jeff
  On Jul 28, 2010, at 8:46 AM, H wrote:
  > Thx for the ood wishes
  > I hope the Palau Compact can be resolved soon because I doubt we will have the funds to do it next year w the budget
  and the potential setbacks in the mid-terms. PIS try to work w everyone to finalize.
  > And, give my warmest "Hola" to my friends in PR.
  >

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  Sent: Saturday, September 4, 2010 7:55 AM
  To:
  Subject: Palau Agreement!
  Signed by Pres. Toribiong a couple of hours ago after three days of negotiations that I conducted for Palau and DAS
  Frankie Reed led for the US. These were the first real negotiations of the process -- a step (which Jake Sullivan helped
  get taken) that was as needed as the changes in the US proposal they produced. Thanks for all that you did. It obtained
  US objectives as well as resulted in substantially greater fairness for a former territory, now freely associated state. Jeff
  On Jul 28, 2010, at 8:46 AM, H wrote:
  > Thx for the ood wishes
  > I hope the Palau Compact can be resolved soon because I doubt we will have the funds to do it next year w the budget
  and the potential setbacks in the mid-terms. PIS try to work w everyone to finalize.
  > And, give my warmest "Hola" to my friends in PR.
  > Original Message
  > From: Jeffrey L Farrow <
  >10: H
  > Sent: Sun Jul 25 20:49:54 2010
  > Subject: Palau but NOT a request
  > I think Jack thinks I've fanned flames in Palau but I've actually encouraged concessions they've made and have
  conveyed their complaints to him and others to make sure their views are understood. The remaining issues are small --
  but significant to them. And the FSOs who've been negative since the Bush Admin. are not the best messengers. I've
  advised dialogue at a political level. But this is just FYI.
  > Congratulations on Chelsea! Puerto Rico still loves her (and you would probably win even more than 2-1 now). Jeff
  Farrow
  >
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  READOUT OF MEETING AT AI Gezira Club WITH HIS CHILDREN
  On October 8, 2010 bwent to the Al Gezira club to see his children,
  s per the court ordered visitation dated June 30, 2010, which stipulated twice
  monthly visits on alternate Fridays. This was the first such visit to take place. The visit was scheduled
  for 12:00 p.m. and ACS Chief arrived at 11:55 a.m. checked
  in with the security office at the club and then waited at the playground for the children. At
  approximately 1:20 p.m. arrived with the children, her two brothers, and a cousin. There
  was a discernible State Security presence throughout the visit.
  At one point, the ACS Chief received a duty call and stepped 20 feet away from the group to handle the
  call.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771283 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Post continues to work closely with Egyptian authorities
  \
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  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 4:02 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Article I mentioned from Canada
  Give me 10 minutes to get to my car.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonernail.com]
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 4:01 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Article I mentioned from Canada
  When can you talk?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Aug 20 15:59:35 2010
  Subject: FW: Article I mentioned from Canada
  FYI
  From: Ross, Alec J
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 3:38 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Article I mentioned from Canada
  Joining the conversation
  By Kate Heartfield, The Ottawa CitizenAugust 19, 2010
  Ottawa Citizen
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771285 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771285 Date: 08/31/2015
  The U.S. Department of State has made it very clear: The security of information on BlackBerrys is not just about
  economics.
  It's also, in the words of spokesman P. J. Crowley, "about what we think is an important element of democracy, human
  rights and freedom of information ... You should be opening up societies to these new technologies that have the
  opportunity to empower people ..."
  Canada's government has made, at least in public, no such link between BlackBerrys and democratization. It has not
  spoken about the potential for authoritarian governments to abuse monitoring privileges. It has decided the demands
  placed on Canadian company Research in Motion by the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and
  India add up to a business story, not a foreign-affairs story.
  This is just one example of a larger political failure in Canada to appreciate the full foreign-policy potential of
  communication technology.
  In the United States, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called for a "21st-century statecraft" that harnesses tools such
  as Twitter and text messages.
  Articles this summer in The New York Times Magazine and Foreign Policy have called it "digital diplomacy." Some, such
  as Canadian diplomacy expert Daryl Copeland, call it "e-diplomacy."
  In 2010, the world sees Canada through YouTube.
  "Diplomacy in the international arena is no longer about the big-D diplomat charging in on his white horse and
  expounding the virtues of Canada at cocktail parties," says Shauna Sylvester, who was the director of Canada's World, a
  three-year non-governmental project consulting citizens about foreign policy.
  The United Kingdom's Digital Diplomacy web portal (yes, it has one) defines digital diplomacy as "solving foreign policy
  problems using the Internet." Social-media enthusiasts often talk about the wisdom of crowds; post a problem on the
  Internet today, and someone, somewhere, will post a solution tomorrow.
  No one's likely to craft peace in the Middle East by creating a Facebook page. But Facebook pages, and other social
  media, can shift global public opinion in new directions. That, in turn, affects Canada's tourism, trade, security,
  immigration.
  Canada's government has done some important work in digital diplomacy. "Canada was a pioneer in this field," says
  Copeland.
  In 2003, for example, Canadian Foreign Minister Bill Graham solicited online comments about policy questions.
  In 2005, the government created a virtual network called Connect2Canada.com "for friends of Canada and Canadians in
  the United States." It's still going strong and is a good example of 21st-century government communication, including an
  "ask the ambassador" link and a YouTube channel.
  More recently, the government created an impressive, if unwieldy, interactive site for the G20 summit. It is also actively
  "correcting misinformation" in social media when it comes to the seal hunt.
  But Sylvester says the enthusiasm for open government seemed to fade after the Conservatives took office in 2006.
  "Engagement was no longer part of the government's role."
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  There are people who get it in the public service today, and some very good initiatives. There are even a few ministers
  who get Twitter. But there is no Hillary Clinton pushing the government to do better, no office of digital diplomacy
  working on a strategy.
  How we do it is almost as important as whether we do it at all. The tactic the government has taken on the seal hunt, for
  example, could have the intended effect of countering inaccuracy, or it could come across as a heavy-handed attempt to
  control the debate, especially if the government's not simultaneously engaged in more crowd-pleasing ways to get its
  message across. Some governments have had fun with social media, opening virtual embassies on Second Life, for
  example.
  Wikipedia edits are another tricky area. As for seeding Twitter and the blogosphere with Canadian values, it has to be
  done with care. Security analyst Peter Jones points out that if, for example, an Iranian blogger becomes too closely
  associated with the West, his or her credibility could suffer.
  The field of digital diplomacy is new, and fraught with risks. The opportunities, though, are exciting.
  In that New York Times Magazine article, Alec Ross, Clinton's senior adviser for innovation, said the key question for
  21st-century statecraft is "Is it open or is it closed?" That's a sensitive question for this Conservative government.
  A real advance in e-diplomacy, a real engagement in the split-second, wide-open, on-the-record world of Twitter and
  Wikipedia, requires a prime minister who is willing to let public servants and diplomats have a constant unmediated
  conversation with the public. It means relinquishing central control of the message.
  The alternative is to fade into irrelevance. Because that big, messy, whirlwind global conversation's going to happen
  anyway, whether Canada's part of it or not.
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  To:
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  From: Simmons, Krista M
  To: NEWS-NEA; NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-I; SES-O_Shift-I1
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 07:03:33 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Rocket fired from Gaza hits Israel, no casualties
  JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Militants in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip fired a rocket into southern Israel on September 4, two
  days after the start of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, causing no injuries or damage, the Israeli military said. The cross-
  border rocket fire was the first since Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
  Netanyahu met in Washington to relaunch peace negotiations.
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Friday, August 20, 2010 4:03 PM
  FW: Congrats Again

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  FW: Congrats Again
  From: kris.durmer
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 2:20 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Congrats Again
  Good afternoon, Cheryl - - Again, my congratulations to my favorite Secretary of State for the re-launch of Israeli -
  Palestinian negotiations. Good stuff! Would love to swing by to say "hello" to you all if you ever have a moment. Let me
  know.
  My best,
  Kris
  Kris E. Durmer
  General Counsel
  U.S. General Services Administration
  1800 F Street NW, Suite 4140
  Washington, DC 20405
  Tel: 202-501-2200
  Fax: 202-501-2509
  CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE:
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  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 19:35:13 2010
  Subject: (AP) UN launches $2 billion Pakistan appeal
  UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The UN says it's making the largest disaster appeal ever, asking the world's governments and
  humanitarian groups to raise a total $2 billion for Pakistan's flood victims. Previously, the largest appeal for disaster
  relief was the $1.5 billion in aid for victims of the devastating January earthquake in Haiti. The $2 billion appeal
  announced on September 17 for Pakistan relief includes the nearly $500 million the UN asked countries and
  organizations to donate shortly after the onset of massive flooding nearly two months ago.
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  I read the Roger Cohen piece and agree that it is v smart. And I've been thinking about the need for a headline/bumper
  sticker for the speech. How about "A New American Century"? We cd take on the critics directly and right up front and
  make the argument this way (a lot of this is already in the intro, but wd need to be pulled together differently).
  1)We live in a new age of diplomacy - we are seeing the limits of force and we face collective problems that require
  bringing together a wider array of key players rather than any one nation dictating a solution. Active diplomacy is the
  only option. (This is the argument david rothkopf was making to mark landler when we thought landler was doing a
  profile - it resonated v well w/ landler.)
  2) The U.S. is uniquely suited to lead in these circumstances. a) In situations where many nations must be brought
  together that do not trust each other, we are still seen as the most honest broker. b) In situations where many nations
  are sitting around the table contemplating a common problem, someone has to step forward and take responsibility for
  mobilizing action (which also includes the risk of failure). We are the nation most willing to do that, both because of our
  history and our values. (Here is where S can offer personal anecdotes re nations waiting for us to do something) c) in a
  world of global problems, we are the most global nation, with the greatest global reach, resources, and connections.
  3) We see global leadership not only as a responsibility but also as an opportunity, b/c of our native confidence,
  optimism and faith that problems can be solved. We have a chance to shape a genuinely global agenda, focusing on
  development as well as traditional national security issues, and mobilizing business and civil society as well as
  governments. This is our time.
  The speech would then go on, as it does now, to outline all the ways in which we are building relationships and solving
  problems now with traditional allies and new powers on the global landscape while building a longer term architecture
  of cooperation that is both truly global and adapted to solving 21st century problems.
  AM

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  Sent: Saturday, September 4, 2010 11:21 AM
  To:
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  Subject: For the (FR speech: A New American Century
  I read the Roger Cohen piece and agree that it is v smart. And I've been thinking about the need for a headline/bumper
  sticker for the speech. How about "A New American Century"? We cd take on the critics directly and right up front and
  make the argument this way (a lot of this is already in the intro, but wd need to be pulled together differently).
  1)We live in a new age of diplomacy - we are seeing the limits of force and we face collective problems that require
  bringing together a wider array of key players rather than any one nation dictating a solution. Active diplomacy is the
  only option. (This is the argument david rothkopf was making to mark landler when we thought landler was doing a
  profile - it resonated v well w/ landler.)
  2) The U.S. is uniquely suited to lead in these circumstances. a) In situations where many nations must be brought
  together that do not trust each other, we are still seen as the most honest broker. b) In situations where many nations
  are sitting around the table contemplating a common problem, someone has to step forward and take responsibility for
  mobilizing action (which also includes the risk of failure). We are the nation most willing to do that, both because of our
  history and our values. (Here is where S can offer personal anecdotes re nations waiting for us to do something) c) in a
  world of global problems, we are the most global nation, with the greatest global reach, resources, and connections.
  3) We see global leadership not only as a responsibility but also as an opportunity, b/c of our native confidence,
  optimism and faith that problems can be solved. We have a chance to shape a genuinely global agenda, focusing on
  development as well as traditional national security issues, and mobilizing business and civil society as well as
  governments. This is our time.
  The speech would then go on, as it does now, to outline all the ways in which we are building relationships and solving
  problems now with traditional allies and new powers on the global landscape while building a longer term architecture
  of cooperation that is both truly global and adapted to solving 21st century problems.
  AM
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  We are working to incorporate some of the missing links but I haven't gotten any comments from anyone. I am hoping
  Jake is reading it this afternoon and AMS says she will have comments by this evening. We can get another draft to you
  tomorrow if that would be best and save you some time. But do let me know if there is anything major that you think is
  off, or should be excised or any other red flags. I won't be able to work on it until later tonight (am driving Max to PA for
  a soccer tournament but can work on it when I get there).
  On Aug 20, 2010, at 3:16 PM, H wrote:
  > I think the article is headed in the right direction but I agree w you
  > that the points you mention should be referenced. Are you getting
  > comments from others? Should I wait for the next draft to comment?
  >

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  To:
  Subject: Re: Most importantly....
  We are working to incorporate some of the missing links but I haven't gotten any comments from anyone. I am hoping
  Jake is reading it this afternoon and AMS says she will have comments by this evening. We can get another draft to you
  tomorrow if that would be best and save you some time. But do let me know if there is anything major that you think is
  off, or should be excised or any other red flags. I won't be able to work on it until later tonight (am driving Max to PA for
  a soccer tournament but can work on it when I get there).
  On Aug 20, 2010, at 3:16 PM, H wrote:
  > I think the article is headed in the right direction but I agree w you
  > that the points you mention should be referenced. Are you getting
  > comments from others? Should I wait for the next draft to comment?
  > Original Message
  > From: Lissa Muscatine
  >10: H
  > Sent: Fri Aug 20 11:08:35 2010
  > Subject: Re: Most importantly....
  > Thanks for your nice words. They mean a lot. I will always, always
  > play for your team, officially or not!
  > Many more thoughts on sports diplomacy that I'm excited about. And
  > yes, once a jock, now an aging jock!
  > On QDDR article, you'll see that a lot is missing (most notably a
  > section on the Middle East, as well as China, Western Hemisphere (we
  > should probably mention ECPA), a good energy example per David
  > Goldwyn, et. al). it may also be too Pakistan heavy, though it is a
  > great example of everything we are trying to do. My main goal was to
  > try to ground the many elements at play in a more coherent narrative
  > with a theme and thread that carried through. Didn't have enough time
  > on the bottom third. Hopefully this version gives us something to work
  > with, though.
  > And I really hope you get some semblance of time off this week. If
  > only the world would, for once, cooperate.
  > On Aug 19, 2010, at 3:51 PM, H wrote:
  >> It has, as always, been a joy to have you on the team. We've worked
  >> together for so long, that I always feel better when I know you're
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  » there--putting words in my mouth and watching my back.
  » I enjoyed our talk and was delighted to hear about all you're
  >> planning to do--especially on the sports front. Just goes to show,
  >> once a jock always a jock!
  » Thx too for the rescue effort you're doing on the QDDR article.
  » Original Message
  >> From: Lissa Muscatine
  » To: H
  >> Sent: Tue Aug 17 23:43:47 2010
  >> Subject: Most importantly....
  >> I enjoyed our talk too, but forgot to mention the most important
  » thing of all -- how much I appreciate your bringing me to State and
  » giving me this opportunity. I have learned so much, meant so many
  >> smart and capable people, and hope I have contributed in some small
  >> way to what you are working so hard to accomplish.
  » I'll write a formal letter for "the file" when I leave conveying all
  >> of these thoughts„ but I wanted to say something in person too.
  » Unfortunately, I got carried away on sports diplomacy and everything
  » else and ....another senior moment!
  >> I'll let you know when I have had a chance to talk to Judith and Ann
  >> about the ideas I'm putting together on sports. I do think there is
  » potential to do much more than is being done now -- and more
  >> creatively.
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  Howard Dean sent email at the bottom
  Any background on this?

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  Howard Dean sent email at the bottom
  Any background on this?
  Original Message
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  To: Jacobs, Janice L; Bernier-Toth, Michelle
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 17:04:17 2010
  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  Janice and Michelle-
  Please see below. Can we have an update on the Egypt situation? Thanks.
  Original Message
  From: deanhowardb
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 3:41 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Cheryl mills
  Subject: Noor and ramsey
  Apparently Secretary Clinton got Mubarak's agreement to release the boys. The father is
  headed to Cairo on Monday to pick them up at the embassy. Staff at the embassy and at the
  State Dept is now saying that this is only a visitation. As you can imagine the family is
  really upset and the supporters are livid. They are expecting that Colin will be headed back
  to the states with the boys Tuesday. The press wants to know what is going on. Any advice
  here, because I have no idea what is going on? Many thanks to you and esp to Hillary for
  getting us this far. Howard
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  First, you've doubtless heard
  Second, I just gave extensive comments to Lissa and AMS on the article. Think I see a path to a decent place.

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  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 8:00 PM
  To:
  Subject: Two things
  First, you've doubtless heard
  Second, I just gave extensive comments to Lissa and AMS on the article. Think I see a path to a decent place.
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  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 8:13 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Secretary Clinton video helps recruit host families!
  From: Pally, Maura M.
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Aug 20 18:20:10 2010
  Subject: FW: Secretary Clinton video helps recruit host families!
  The Secretary did such a mitzvah by recording a video message for us encouraging American families to host
  exchange students. In a few short days the video has had a tremendous impact. We have heard from so many
  people who work to recruit host families about what a major effect the video will have on their efforts. One
  person even described showing the video on her mobile phone to someone who then agreed on the spot to host
  an exchange student for the first time. In addition to the anecdotal stories we are hearing, the video has had
  almost 6,500 views on our YouTube page, which is unheard of for an ECA-related video—especially one that's
  only been up 2 days!
  Recruiting host families and schools is a continual challenge, and is it imperative to the success of our programs
  so we are so grateful for her contribution. This little bit will go a very long way. Please pass on our
  appreciation to her.
  From: Davis, Elizabeth T
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 3:25 PM
  To: Pally, Maura M.; Rosenberg, Dana C; Tischler, Laura L
  Cc: Korycki, Leonard 3; ECA_PE_C_PY
  Subject: FW: Secretary Clinton video helps recruit a host family!
  Another example of the tremendous response we are getting from grantees re: the Secretary's video. Please read the
  story below.
  Betsy
  Betsy Davis
  Chief, Youth Programs Division
  Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
  Department of State
  Tel 202-632-6411
  From: Mike Finnell [mailto:
  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 3:09 PM
  To: Davis, Elizabeth T
  Subject: Secretary Clinton video helps recruit a host family!
  Hi Betsy,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771299 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771299 Date: 08/31/2015
  I thought you might appreciate knowing that within the first hour of the video release by the State Department featuring
  Secretary Clinton we found a host family! I appreciate the endorsement and recognition from the top at the State
  Department for the incredible contributions American families make to youth exchange programs.
  I am sharing the message below that we sent this afternoon to our thousands of host families, volunteers and alumni.
  Kind regards,
  Mike
  Subject line: Secretary Clinton, my physical therapist's office, and YFU...
  Dear fellow YFU'ers,
  Earlier this week I was in my physical therapist's office filling out volumes of paperwork. I happened to be wearing my
  YFU polo shirt, and the receptionist asked what Youth For Understanding was all about. While I was telling her, my Palm
  beeped that I had a new message — it happened to be an email produced by the State Department of Secretary Clinton's
  endorsement of hosting and international exchange. I opened the email and clicked on the link. The two receptionists, a
  nurse and I huddled around my phone and watched Clinton speak to the importance of global exchange.
  Luckily, I had saved several student profiles in my phone and was able to show the receptionists some of the unplaced
  students right then and there. I am not sure whether it was the video or the profiles but once I told her my own YFU story,
  one of the receptionists was hooked. She already has a student picked out, and her host family application is being
  completed today! It feels wonderful to change the life of a teenager thousands of miles away and a newfound friend in my
  own backyard.
  Mary Wennerstrum
  District Coordinator for Recruitment and Development
  Mike Finnell
  President
  Youth For Understanding USA
  Telephone:
  Toll Free: 1.800.424.3691
  Fax:
  Website: wvvw.yfu-usa.org
  0
  0
  Youth For Understanding (YFU) prepares young people for their responsibilities and opportunities in a changing,
  interdependent world.
  Join YFU USA on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771299 Date: 08/31/2015



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  http://www.pallup.com/pol1/142730/Americans-Give-GOP-Edge-Election-Issues.aspx
  September 1, 2010
  Americans Give GOP Edge on Most Election
  Issues
  Greatest Republican advantages on terrorism, immigration,
  federal spending
  by Jeffrey M. Jones
  PRINCETON, NJ -- A new USA Today/Gallup poll finds Americans saying the Republicans in Congress would do a better
  job than the Democrats in Congress of handling seven of nine key election issues. The parties are essentially tied on
  healthcare, with the environment being the lone Democratic stren th.
  The Republicans' advantage on most issues is an indication of the currently favorable political environment for the party.
  Of particular note is the parity between the two parties on healthcare, an issue on which Americans historically have
  viewed the Democrats as superior.
  A similar USA Today/Gallup poll conducted in October 2006, just prior to Democrats' major gains in that fall's elections,
  highlights the potential implications of these findings. That poll, which includes several issues measured in the current
  survey, found the Democrats leading on all eight issues tested at that time, including some usual Republican strengths
  like terrorism and moral values.
  With Republicans now having the advantage on most issues, the party may be poised to make major gains in
  congressional seats, just as the Democrats did in 2006. Indeed, Gallup tracking of registered voters' preferences in the
  2010 generic ballot for Congress continues to find the Republicans ahead of the Democrats, as it has for the past five
  weeks.
  The Economy Matters Most
  The Democrats' advantage on the issue of the environment is likely not something the party can leverage to improve its
  2010 electoral fortunes, as Americans rank it at the bottom of the list in terms of its importance to their vote. Rather,
  economic concerns are paramount, with a majority of Americans rating the economy, jobs, and federal spending (along
  with government corruption) as extremely important.
  The Republican advantages on these economic matters range from a low of +5 on jobs to a high of +15 on federal
  spending. Terrorism -- the issue on which Republicans have the greatest advantage over Democrats -- is rated as very
  important by 47% of Americans, putting it in the middle of the list.
  Bottom Line
  Republicans' perceptual advantage on most key election issues reinforces the party's advantageous positioning heading
  into the stretch run of the 2010 election campaign. It is not clear whether Americans give the Republicans the edge on
  these issues because they have confidence in the GOP to make progress in addressing the major problems facing the
  country, or whether the ratings have more to do with the public's frustration with the incumbent Democratic Party's
  performance to date.
  The Democrats' hopes for improving their fortunes may hinge on convincing voters they have superior plans for jump-
  starting the economy, the issue of uppermost importance in Americans' minds. That could be tough to do when, after
  nearly 20 months of Democratic leadership in Congress and the White House, Americans' opinions of the economy
  remain negative and have become more pessimistic in recent weeks.

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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Saturday, September 4, 2010 1:36 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: GOP, without a face wins on generic and issues. Put on a face on it. Sid
  http://www.pallup.com/pol1/142730/Americans-Give-GOP-Edge-Election-Issues.aspx
  September 1, 2010
  Americans Give GOP Edge on Most Election
  Issues
  Greatest Republican advantages on terrorism, immigration,
  federal spending
  by Jeffrey M. Jones
  PRINCETON, NJ -- A new USA Today/Gallup poll finds Americans saying the Republicans in Congress would do a better
  job than the Democrats in Congress of handling seven of nine key election issues. The parties are essentially tied on
  healthcare, with the environment being the lone Democratic stren th.
  The Republicans' advantage on most issues is an indication of the currently favorable political environment for the party.
  Of particular note is the parity between the two parties on healthcare, an issue on which Americans historically have
  viewed the Democrats as superior.
  A similar USA Today/Gallup poll conducted in October 2006, just prior to Democrats' major gains in that fall's elections,
  highlights the potential implications of these findings. That poll, which includes several issues measured in the current
  survey, found the Democrats leading on all eight issues tested at that time, including some usual Republican strengths
  like terrorism and moral values.
  With Republicans now having the advantage on most issues, the party may be poised to make major gains in
  congressional seats, just as the Democrats did in 2006. Indeed, Gallup tracking of registered voters' preferences in the
  2010 generic ballot for Congress continues to find the Republicans ahead of the Democrats, as it has for the past five
  weeks.
  The Economy Matters Most
  The Democrats' advantage on the issue of the environment is likely not something the party can leverage to improve its
  2010 electoral fortunes, as Americans rank it at the bottom of the list in terms of its importance to their vote. Rather,
  economic concerns are paramount, with a majority of Americans rating the economy, jobs, and federal spending (along
  with government corruption) as extremely important.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771300 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771300 Date: 08/31/2015
  The Republican advantages on these economic matters range from a low of +5 on jobs to a high of +15 on federal
  spending. Terrorism -- the issue on which Republicans have the greatest advantage over Democrats -- is rated as very
  important by 47% of Americans, putting it in the middle of the list.
  Bottom Line
  Republicans' perceptual advantage on most key election issues reinforces the party's advantageous positioning heading
  into the stretch run of the 2010 election campaign. It is not clear whether Americans give the Republicans the edge on
  these issues because they have confidence in the GOP to make progress in addressing the major problems facing the
  country, or whether the ratings have more to do with the public's frustration with the incumbent Democratic Party's
  performance to date.
  The Democrats' hopes for improving their fortunes may hinge on convincing voters they have superior plans for jump-
  starting the economy, the issue of uppermost importance in Americans' minds. That could be tough to do when, after
  nearly 20 months of Democratic leadership in Congress and the White House, Americans' opinions of the economy
  remain negative and have become more pessimistic in recent weeks.
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  Wherever you are. What a great note to start your vacation on. Lissa and I had a great conversation w/ Jake tonight; the
  argument is becoming clearer and clearer. I am leery of promises, but we are aiming for another draft to you before
  noon on Sunday.
  Have fun!
  AM

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  Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 10:13 PM
  To:
  Subject: I hope you are having a wonderful time
  Wherever you are. What a great note to start your vacation on. Lissa and I had a great conversation w/ Jake tonight; the
  argument is becoming clearer and clearer. I am leery of promises, but we are aiming for another draft to you before
  noon on Sunday.
  Have fun!
  AM
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  Friday, September 17, 2010 10:21 PM
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie; H
  Abedin, Huma
  Re: A moratorium by any other name....

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  Slaughter, Anne-Marie; H
  Abedin, Huma
  Re: A moratorium by any other name....
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  To: 'HDR22@clintonemail.com' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 18:28:21 2010
  Subject: A moratorium by any other name....
  I hope you get a true break this weekend; you certainly deserve it. And I am sure someone has already thought of this
  idea, but on the off chance it hasn't been raised,
  AM
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  Financial Times FT.com
  Politics & Foreign policy
  Clinton's aim is true as Democrats' top gun
  By Edward Luce in Washington
  Published: October 12 2010 20:43 I Last updated: October 12 2010 20:43
  Nobody would go so far as to call it a comeback. But Bill Clinton's appearances on the midterm election trail are starting to
  turn voters' heads in a way that Barack Obama's simply are not.
  Democratic operatives say that Mr Clinton, who went through in 1994 the kind of setback that pollsters say Mr Obama will
  face in less than three weeks, is more effective at presenting the election as a choice between starkly different
  alternatives rather than a referendum on what people think of the Obama administration.
  So far the president, who has booked most of the next three weeks for campaigning, has been unable to pull that off. This
  week alone, Mr Clinton has shaken up two Senate races — in Kentucky and West Virginia — with appearances that have
  assisted Democratic candidates. Mr Clinton was due to speak in Las Vegas on Tuesday night to assist the embattled
  Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, and then move onto California later in the week.
  "Bill Clinton is about as close to a secret weapon as the Democratic party has got," says Norm Ornstein, a political analyst
  at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. "He has this ability to fire up the Democratic base that almost nobody
  else can do right now." Mr Clinton's intervention in Kentucky, where Jack Conway, the Democratic candidate, is locked in
  a tight race with Rand Paul, the Tea Party icon, is a good case in point.
  At the weekend Mr Clinton described Mr Paul, who wants drastically to shrink the size of the US federal government and
  has talked of abolishing the Federal Reserve, as a "radical with no record to back it up". Mr Paul, who has never run for
  elected office, hit back by reminding voters of Mr Clinton's former Monica Lewinsky scandal. "I am not sure I would trust a
  man who had sex with an intern," said Mr Paul. "I mean, do you think he's an honourable person?"
  Mr Paul's trip down memory lane appears to have backfired. Few voters seem to care any longer about a scandal that
  occurred amid what in retrospect looks like a golden age of balanced budgets, job creation and the absence of foreign
  wars.
  "Bill Clinton's strength is that he knows how to fight back and turn adversity into advantage," says Tad Devine, a veteran
  Democratic operative. "He is also able to enter an individual race, take the temperature, understand what people are
  feeling and then base his appeal to voters on that."
  In the West Virginia Senate race, where Joe Manchin, the governor, is trailing John Raese, a wealthy local businessman,
  Mr Clinton on Monday came out punching. Referring to Mr Raese's plush Florida vacation home, the former president
  said: "I'm here for a lot of reasons. One is that I don't think it's fair for West Virginia to have one senator and Florida to
  have three."
  Acknowledging voter anger in a state where Mr Obama has 29 per cent rating, among the lowest in the country, Mr
  Clinton added: 'I am old enough to know that if you make a decision when you are mad — and I am not just talking about
  politics here — there is about an 80 per cent chance you will make a mistake."
  In contrast, a lot of Democrats are critical of the way Mr Obama has framed the midterm campaign, shifting from one
  attack line to another without sticking to an overarching narrative. Last month, Mr Obama turned on John Boehner, the
  Republican congressional leader, in what looked like a move to depict him as the voters' alternative.
  More recently, Mr Obama has switched to attacking the Chamber of Commerce for allegedly funnelling foreign money into
  attack ads. But it has generated a lot of criticism. "This election is awash with undisclosed money and it's fair to point out
  how disadvantaged the Democrats have been," says one consultant. "But it isn't good politics at this late stage when
  voters clearly want to hear about the economy."
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  To:
  Subject: briefed Ed Luce of FT on this... Sid
  Financial Times FT.com
  Politics & Foreign policy
  Clinton's aim is true as Democrats' top gun
  By Edward Luce in Washington
  Published: October 12 2010 20:43 I Last updated: October 12 2010 20:43
  Nobody would go so far as to call it a comeback. But Bill Clinton's appearances on the midterm election trail are starting to
  turn voters' heads in a way that Barack Obama's simply are not.
  Democratic operatives say that Mr Clinton, who went through in 1994 the kind of setback that pollsters say Mr Obama will
  face in less than three weeks, is more effective at presenting the election as a choice between starkly different
  alternatives rather than a referendum on what people think of the Obama administration.
  So far the president, who has booked most of the next three weeks for campaigning, has been unable to pull that off. This
  week alone, Mr Clinton has shaken up two Senate races — in Kentucky and West Virginia — with appearances that have
  assisted Democratic candidates. Mr Clinton was due to speak in Las Vegas on Tuesday night to assist the embattled
  Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, and then move onto California later in the week.
  "Bill Clinton is about as close to a secret weapon as the Democratic party has got," says Norm Ornstein, a political analyst
  at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. "He has this ability to fire up the Democratic base that almost nobody
  else can do right now." Mr Clinton's intervention in Kentucky, where Jack Conway, the Democratic candidate, is locked in
  a tight race with Rand Paul, the Tea Party icon, is a good case in point.
  At the weekend Mr Clinton described Mr Paul, who wants drastically to shrink the size of the US federal government and
  has talked of abolishing the Federal Reserve, as a "radical with no record to back it up". Mr Paul, who has never run for
  elected office, hit back by reminding voters of Mr Clinton's former Monica Lewinsky scandal. "I am not sure I would trust a
  man who had sex with an intern," said Mr Paul. "I mean, do you think he's an honourable person?"
  Mr Paul's trip down memory lane appears to have backfired. Few voters seem to care any longer about a scandal that
  occurred amid what in retrospect looks like a golden age of balanced budgets, job creation and the absence of foreign
  wars.
  "Bill Clinton's strength is that he knows how to fight back and turn adversity into advantage," says Tad Devine, a veteran
  Democratic operative. "He is also able to enter an individual race, take the temperature, understand what people are
  feeling and then base his appeal to voters on that."
  In the West Virginia Senate race, where Joe Manchin, the governor, is trailing John Raese, a wealthy local businessman,
  Mr Clinton on Monday came out punching. Referring to Mr Raese's plush Florida vacation home, the former president
  said: "I'm here for a lot of reasons. One is that I don't think it's fair for West Virginia to have one senator and Florida to
  have three."
  Acknowledging voter anger in a state where Mr Obama has 29 per cent rating, among the lowest in the country, Mr
  Clinton added: 'I am old enough to know that if you make a decision when you are mad — and I am not just talking about
  politics here — there is about an 80 per cent chance you will make a mistake."
  In contrast, a lot of Democrats are critical of the way Mr Obama has framed the midterm campaign, shifting from one
  attack line to another without sticking to an overarching narrative. Last month, Mr Obama turned on John Boehner, the
  Republican congressional leader, in what looked like a move to depict him as the voters' alternative.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771305 Date: 08/31/2015

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  More recently, Mr Obama has switched to attacking the Chamber of Commerce for allegedly funnelling foreign money into
  attack ads. But it has generated a lot of criticism. "This election is awash with undisclosed money and it's fair to point out
  how disadvantaged the Democrats have been," says one consultant. "But it isn't good politics at this late stage when
  voters clearly want to hear about the economy."
  Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2010. Print a single copy of this article for personal use. Contact us if you wish to
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  Subject: (Reuters) Jordan king to attend launch of Mideast talks
  AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordanian King Abdullah has accepted an invitation by the United States to attend the launch of
  direct talks between Israelis and Palestinians that aim to forge a peace deal within 12 months, the state news agency
  said. The statement on the Petra news agency on August 21 said King Abdullah would hold a bilateral meeting with
  Obama. "The talks...will revolve around the steps necessary to be taken to ensure the negotiations reach their aim in
  ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict on the basis of a two-state solution," the statement said.
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  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 11:47 PM
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  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
  PERFECT
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 10:51 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Re: Noor and ramsey
  This is the custody case Dean emailed you about and John Kerry called me to discuss. I personally gave a letter to
  Mubarak and asked that the children be returned to their father in the US, or, at the least, be given court ordered visits.
  I don't know what, if anything, then happened.
  I'm copying Jeff Feltman on this and asking him to have someone follow up w Dean and Kerry and to let us both know
  what's happening.
  Thx, Jeff and let me know if there is anything more I need to do. HRC
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivan.11@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 21:24:47 2010
  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  Howard Dean sent email at the bottom
  Any background on this?
  Original Message
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  To: Jacobs, Janice L; Bernier-Toth, Michelle
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 17:04:17 2010
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  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  Janice and Michelle-
  Please see below. Can we have an update on the Egypt situation? Thanks.
  Original Message
  From: deanhowardb
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 3:41 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Cheryl mills
  Subject: Noor and ramsey
  Apparently Secretary Clinton got Mubarak's agreement to release the boys. The father is headed to Cairo on Monday to
  pick them up at the embassy. Staff at the embassy and at the State Dept is now saying that this is only a visitation. As
  you can imagine the family is really upset and the supporters are livid. They are expecting that Colin will be headed back
  to the states with the boys Tuesday. The press wants to know what is going on. Any advice here, because I have no idea
  what is going on? Many thanks to you and esp to Hillary for getting us this far. Howard
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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  The Education of a President
  These days, Obama has been seeking guidance in presidential biographies. He is reading, among others, "The
  Clinton Tapes," Taylor Branch's account of his secret interviews with Bill Clinton during the eight years of his
  presidency. "I was looking over some chronicles of the Clinton years," Obama told me, "and was reminded that
  in '94 — when President Clinton's poll numbers were lower than mine, and obviously the election ended up
  being bad for Democrats — unemployment was only 6.6 percent. And I don't think anybody would suggest that
  Bill Clinton wasn't a good communicator or was somebody who couldn't connect with the American people or
  didn't show empathy."
  In the fall of 1994, things were even better than Obama recalls: unemployment was in fact 5.6 percent. If the
  feel-your-pain president had trouble when the economy was not nearly as bad as it is now, with 9.6 percent
  unemployment, then maybe the issue for Obama is not that he is too cool or detached, as some pundits say.
  When the economy is bad, even the most talented of presidents suffer at the polls. "There is an anti-
  establishment mood," Rahm Emanuel, the former Clinton aide who served as Obama's first White House chief
  of staff, told me before he stepped down this month. "We just happen to be here when the music is stopping."
  It would be bad form for the president to anticipate an election result before it happens, but clearly Obama
  hopes that just as Clinton recovered from his party's midterm shellacking in 1994 to win re-election two years
  later, so can he. There was something odd in hearing Obama invoke Clinton. Two years ago, Obama scorned
  the 42nd president, deriding the small-ball politics and triangulation maneuvers and comparing him unfavorably
  with Ronald Reagan. Running against Clinton's wife, Obama was the anti-Clinton. Now he hopes, in a way, to
  be the second coming of Bill Clinton. Because, in the end, it's better than being Jimmy Carter.
  So it is a high priority for Obama to prevent any intraparty fight in 2012, and to date, despite the fire from the
  left, no serious challenger appears on the horizon. Putting Hillary Clinton in the cabinet may turn out to be one
  of Obama's smartest moves, because it not only eliminated her as a would-be challenger, but it also should
  presumably squelch the will-she-or-won't-she speculation that otherwise would have played out for months.
  (Instead, the guessing game has her replacing Biden on the ticket, however fanciful that might be.)
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  October 12, 2010
  The Education of a President
  By PETER BAKER
  On a busy afternoon in the West Wing late last month, President Barack Obama seemed relaxed and unhurried
  as he sat down in a newly reupholstered brown leather chair in the Oval Office. He had just returned from the
  East Room, where he signed the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 — using eight pens so he could give away as
  many as possible. The act will be his administration's last piece of significant economic legislation before
  voters deliver their verdict on his first two years in office. For all intents and purposes, the first chapter of
  Obama's presidency has ended. On Election Day, the next chapter will begin.
  As he welcomed me, I told him I liked what he had done with the place. Gone was George W. Bush's yellow
  sunburst carpet (it says "optimistic person," Bush would tell practically anyone who visited), and in its place
  was a much-derided earth-tone rug with inspirational quotations. The curved walls now had striped tan
  wallpaper, and the coffee table had been replaced by a walnut-and-mica table that, Obama noted, would resist
  stains from water glasses. The bust of Winston Churchill was replaced by one of Martin Luther King Jr. The
  couches were new. He told me he was happy with the redecorating of the office. "I know Arianna doesn't like
  it," he said lightly. "But I like taupe."
  If there was something incongruous about the president of the United States checking out reviews of his decor
  by Arianna Huffington, well, let's face it, he has endured worse reviews lately. The president who muscled
  through Congress perhaps the most ambitious domestic agenda in a generation finds himself vilified by the
  right, castigated by the left and abandoned by the middle. He heads into the final stretch of the midterm
  campaign season facing likely repudiation, with voters preparing to give him a Congress that, even if Democrats
  maintain control, will almost certainly be less friendly to the president than the one he has spent the last two
  years mud wrestling.
  While proud of his record, Obama has already begun thinking about what went wrong — and what he needs to
  do to change course for the next two years. He has spent what one aide called "a lot of time talking about
  Obama 2.0" with his new interim chief of staff, Pete Rouse, and his deputy chief of staff, Jim Messina. During
  our hour together, Obama told me he had no regrets about the broad direction of his presidency. But he did
  identify what he called "tactical lessons." He let himself look too much like "the same old tax-and-spend liberal
  Democrat." He realized too late that "there's no such thing as shovel-ready projects" when it comes to public
  works. Perhaps he should not have proposed tax breaks as part of his stimulus and instead "let the Republicans
  insist on the tax cuts" so it could be seen as a bipartisan compromise.
  Most of all, he has learned that, for all his anti-Washington rhetoric, he has to play by Washington rules if he
  wants to win in Washington. It is not enough to be supremely sure that he is right if no one else agrees with
  him. "Given how much stuff was coming at us," Obama told me, "we probably spent much more time trying to
  get the policy right than trying to get the politics right. There is probably a perverse pride in my administration
  — and I take responsibility for this; this was blowing from the top — that we were going to do the right thing,
  even if short-term it was unpopular. And I think anybody who's occupied this office has to remember that
  success is determined by an intersection in policy and politics and that you can't be neglecting of marketing and
  P.R. and public opinion."
  That presumes that what he did was the right thing, a matter of considerable debate. The left thinks he did too
  little; the right too much. But what is striking about Obama's self-diagnosis is that by his own rendering, the
  figure of inspiration from 2008 neglected the inspiration after his election. He didn't stay connected to the
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  people who put him in office in the first place. Instead, he simultaneously disappointed those who considered
  him the embodiment of a new progressive movement and those who expected him to reach across the aisle to
  usher in a postpartisan age. On the campaign trail lately, Obama has been confronted by disillusionment — the
  woman who was "exhausted" defending him, the mother whose son campaigned for him but was now looking
  for work. Even Shepard Fairey, the artist who made the iconic multihued "Hope" poster, says he's losing hope.
  Perhaps that should have come as no surprise. When Obama secured the Democratic nomination in June 2008,
  he told an admiring crowd that someday "we will be able to look back and tell our children that this was the
  moment when we began to provide care for the sick and good jobs to the jobless; this was the moment when the
  rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal; this was the moment when we ended a war and
  secured our nation and restored our image as the last, best hope on earth."
  I read that line to Obama and asked how his high-flying rhetoric sounded in these days of low-flying
  governance. "It sounds ambitious," he agreed. "But you know what? We've made progress on each of those
  fronts." He quoted Mario Cuomo's line about campaigning in poetry and governing in prose. "But the prose and
  the poetry match up," he said. "It would be very hard for people to look back and say, You know what, Obama
  didn't do what he's promised. I think they could say, On a bunch of fronts he still has an incomplete. But I keep
  a checklist of what we committed to doing, and we've probably accomplished 70 percent of the things that we
  talked about during the campaign. And I hope as long as I'm president, I've got a chance to work on the other
  30 percent."
  But save the planet? If you promise to save the planet, might people think you would, you know, actually save
  the planet? He laughed, before shifting back to hope and inspiration. "I make no apologies for having set high
  expectations for myself and for the country, because I think we can meet those expectations," he said. "Now,
  the one thing that I will say — which I anticipated and can be tough — is the fact that in a big, messy
  democracy like this, everything takes time. And we're not a culture that's built on patience."
  These days, Obama has been seeking guidance in presidential biographies. He is reading, among others, "The
  Clinton Tapes," Taylor Branch's account of his secret interviews with Bill Clinton during the eight years of his
  presidency. "I was looking over some chronicles of the Clinton years," Obama told me, "and was reminded that
  in '94 — when President Clinton's poll numbers were lower than mine, and obviously the election ended up
  being bad for Democrats — unemployment was only 6.6 percent. And I don't think anybody would suggest that
  Bill Clinton wasn't a good communicator or was somebody who couldn't connect with the American people or
  didn't show empathy."
  In the fall of 1994, things were even better than Obama recalls: unemployment was in fact 5.6 percent. If the
  feel-your-pain president had trouble when the economy was not nearly as bad as it is now, with 9.6 percent
  unemployment, then maybe the issue for Obama is not that he is too cool or detached, as some pundits say.
  When the economy is bad, even the most talented of presidents suffer at the polls. "There is an anti-
  establishment mood," Rahm Emanuel, the former Clinton aide who served as Obama's first White House chief
  of staff, told me before he stepped down this month. "We just happen to be here when the music is stopping."
  It would be bad form for the president to anticipate an election result before it happens, but clearly Obama
  hopes that just as Clinton recovered from his party's midterm shellacking in 1994 to win re-election two years
  later, so can he. There was something odd in hearing Obama invoke Clinton. Two years ago, Obama scorned
  the 42nd president, deriding the small-ball politics and triangulation maneuvers and comparing him unfavorably
  with Ronald Reagan. Running against Clinton's wife, Obama was the anti-Clinton. Now he hopes, in a way, to
  be the second coming of Bill Clinton. Because, in the end, it's better than being Jimmy Carter.
  Last month, I made my way through the West Wing talking not only with Obama but also with nearly two
  dozen of his advisers — some of whom spoke with permission, others without — hoping to understand how the
  situation looks to them. The view from inside the administration starts with a basic mantra: Obama inherited the
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  worst problems of any president in years. Or in generations. Or in American history. He prevented another
  Great Depression while putting in place the foundation for a more stable future. But it required him to do
  unpopular things that would inevitably cost him.
  "He got here, and the expectations for what he could accomplish were very high and probably unrealistic," Pete
  Rouse told me. Indeed, David Axelrod and David Plouffe, the masterminds of the 2008 presidential campaign,
  said they cautioned Obama after his victory to brace himself for a precipitous drop in his popularity given the
  severity of his challenges. "I told him at some point that at the end of '10, his approval rating could be low- to
  mid-30s," Plouffe told me.
  Yet even if the White House saw it coming, this is an administration that feels shellshocked. Many officials
  worry, they say, that the best days of the Obama presidency are behind them. They talk about whether it is time
  to move on. While not in the 30s, Obama's approval rating in surveys conducted by The New York Times and
  CBS News had fallen to 45 percent last month from 62 percent when he took office —just a point above where
  Clinton was before losing Congress in 1994 and three points above where Reagan was before the Republicans
  lost a couple dozen House seats in 1982. Joel Benenson, Obama's pollster, pointed out that even at 45 percent,
  the president's popularity eclipses that of Congress, the news media, the banks and other forces in American
  life. "We are in a time when the American public is highly suspect of any institution," he said, "and President
  Obama still stands above that." Obama's team takes pride that he has fulfilled three of the five major promises
  he laid out as pillars of his "new foundation" in an April 2009 speech at Georgetown University — health care,
  education reform and financial reregulation. And they point to decisions to end the combat mission in Iraq while
  escalating the war in Afghanistan. "History will judge Obama that the first two years were very productive,"
  Rouse says.
  But it is possible to win the inside game and lose the outside game. In their darkest moments, White House
  aides wonder aloud whether it is even possible for a modern president to succeed, no matter how many bills he
  signs. Everything seems to conspire against the idea: an implacable opposition with little if any real interest in
  collaboration, a news media saturated with triviality and conflict, a culture that demands solutions yesterday, a
  societal cynicism that holds leadership in low regard. Some White House aides who were ready to carve a new
  spot on Mount Rushmore for their boss two years ago privately concede now that he cannot be another
  Abraham Lincoln after all. In this environment, they have increasingly concluded, it may be that every modern
  president is going to be, at best, average.
  "We're all a lot more cynical now," one aide told me. The easy answer is to blame the Republicans, and White
  House aides do that with exuberance. But they are also looking at their own misjudgments, the hubris that led
  them to think they really could defy the laws of politics. "It's not that we believed our own press or press
  releases, but there was definitely a sense at the beginning that we could really change Washington," another
  White House official told me. "'Arrogance' isn't the right word, but we were overconfident."
  The biggest miscalculation in the minds of most Obama advisers was the assumption that he could bridge a
  polarized capital and forge genuinely bipartisan coalitions. While Republican leaders resolved to stand against
  Obama, his early efforts to woo the opposition also struck many as halfhearted. "If anybody thought the
  Republicans were just going to roll over, we were just terribly mistaken," former Senator Tom Daschle, a
  mentor and an outside adviser to Obama, told me. "I'm not sure anybody really thought that, but I think we kind
  of hoped the Republicans would go away. And obviously they didn't do that."
  Senator Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Democrat in the upper chamber and Obama's ally from Illinois, said the
  Republicans were to blame for the absence of bipartisanship. "I think his fate was sealed," Durbin said. "Once
  the Republicans decided they would close ranks to defeat him, that just made it extremely difficult and dragged
  it out for a longer period of time. The American people have a limited attention span. Once you convince them
  there's a problem, they want a solution."
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  Gov. Ed Rendell of Pennsylvania, though, is among the Democrats who grade Obama harshly for not being
  more nimble in the face of opposition. "B-plus, A-minus on substantive accomplishments," he told me, "and a
  D-plus or C-minus on communication." The health care legislation is "an incredible achievement" and the
  stimulus program was "absolutely, unqualifiedly, enormously successful," in Rendell's judgment, yet Obama
  allowed them to be tarnished by critics. "They lost the communications battle on both major initiatives, and they
  lost it early," said Rendell, an ardent Hillary Clinton backer who later became an Obama supporter. "We didn't
  use the president in either stimulus or health care until we had lost the spin battle."
  That's a refrain heard inside the White House as well: it's a communication problem. The first refuge of any
  politician in trouble is that it's a communication problem, not a policy problem. If only I explained what I was
  doing better, the people would be more supportive. Which roughly translates to If only you people paid
  attention, you wouldn't be kicking me upside the head. Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, laughed
  at the ever-ready assumption that all problems stem from poor communication. "I haven't been at a policy-
  problem meeting in 20 months," he noted.
  The policy criticism of Obama can be confusing and deeply contradictory — he is a liberal zealot, in the view
  of the right; a weak accommodationist, in the view of the left. He is an anticapitalist socialist who is too cozy
  with Wall Street, a weak-on-defense apologist for America who adopted Bush's unrelenting antiterror tactics at
  the expense of civil liberties.
  "When he talked about being a transformational president, it was about restoring the faith of the American
  people in our governing institutions," says Ken Duberstein, the former Reagan White House chief of staff who
  voted for Obama in 2008. "What we now know is that that did not work. If anything, people are even more
  dubious about all of our institutions, especially government. So to that extent, the transformational side has not
  worked. And frankly I would settle these days — forget about transformational, how about a transactional
  president, somebody people could do business with? It seems there's an ideological rigidity that the American
  people did not sense."
  The other side would like more ideological rigidity. Norman Solomon, a leading progressive activist and the
  president of the Institute for Public Accuracy, said Obama has "totally blown this great opportunity" to reinvent
  America by being more aggressive on issues like a public health care option. Other liberals feel the same way
  about gays in the military or the prison at Guantanamo Bay. "It's been so reflexive since he was elected, to just
  give ground and give ground," Solomon told me. "If we don't call him a wimp, which may be the wrong word,
  he just seems to be backpedaling." Solomon added: "It makes people feel angry and perhaps used. People just
  feel like, Gee, we really believed in this guy, and his rhetoric is so different than the way he's behaved in
  office."
  Pummeled from both sides, Obama clearly seems frustrated and, at times, defensive. At a Labor Day event in
  Milwaukee, he complained that the special interests treat him badly. "They're not always happy with me," he
  told supporters. "They talk about me like a dog — that's not in my prepared remarks, but it's true."
  The friendly fire may bother him even more. "Democrats just congenitally tend to see the glass as half empty,"
  Obama said at a fund-raiser in Greenwich, Conn., last month. "If we get an historic health care bill passed —
  oh, well, the public option wasn't there. If you get the financial reform bill passed — then, well, I don't know
  about this particular derivatives rule, I'm not sure that I'm satisfied with that. And, gosh, we haven't yet brought
  about world peace. I thought that was going to happen quicker."
  Then again, it is Obama himself, and not just his supporters, who casts his presidency in grandiose terms. As he
  pleaded with Democrats for patience at another fund-raiser in Washington two weeks later: "It took time to free
  the slaves. It took time for women to get the vote. It took time for workers to get the right to organize."
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  One morning around the 100-day mark in Obama's administration, the president and his top aides gathered for
  their morning meeting in the Oval Office. As they waited for David Axelrod, who was running late, someone
  noted the coming milestone and asked Obama what surprised him most since taking office. "The number of
  people who don't pay their taxes," he answered sardonically.
  From the start, Obama has been surprised by all sorts of challenges that have made it hard for him to govern —
  not just the big problems that he knew about, like the economy and the wars, but also the myriad little ones that
  hindered his progress, like one nominee after another brought down by unpaid taxes. Obama trusted his
  judgment and seemed to have assumed that impressive people in his own party must have a certain basic sense
  of integrity — and that impressive people in the other party must want to work with him.
  Four of the five presidents previous to Obama were governors who came to Washington vowing to fix it, only
  to realize that Washington defies the easy, and often hollow, rhetoric of change. While Obama was a senator
  when he set off on the campaign trail, he made the same pledges and has encountered the same reality. "The
  story of the first two years is the inherent conflict between a guy who ran from outside to change Washington,
  gets here and the situation was even worse than we thought it was," a senior aide told me. "Here's a guy who
  ran as an outsider to change Washington who all of a sudden realized that just to deal with these issues, we were
  going to have to work with Washington to fix that."
  Obama does little to disguise his disdain for Washington and the conventions of modern politics. When he
  emerges from the Oval Office during the day, aides say, he sometimes pauses before the split-screen television
  in the outer reception area, soaks in the cable chatter, then shakes his head and walks away. "He's still never
  gotten comfortable here," a top White House official told me. He has little patience for what Valerie Jarrett, a
  senior adviser, calls "the inevitable theatrics of Washington."
  But in politics, theater matters, whether it should or not, a lesson Obama keeps relearning, however grudgingly.
  His decision to redecorate the Oval Office was criticized as an unnecessary luxury in a time of austerity, no
  matter that it was paid for by private funds. On the campaign trail, he thought it was silly to wear a flag pin, as
  if that were a measure of his patriotism, until his refusal to wear a flag pin generated distracting criticism and
  one day he showed up wearing one. Likewise, he thought it was enough to pray in private while living in the
  White House, and then a poll showed that most Americans weren't sure he's Christian; sure enough, a few
  weeks later, he attended services at St. John's Church across from Lafayette Square, photographers in tow.
  Obama came to office with enormous faith in his own powers of persuasion. He seemed to believe he could
  overcome divisions if he just sat down with the world's most recalcitrant figures — whether they be the mullahs
  in Tehran or the Republicans on Capitol Hill. As it turned out, the candidate who said he would be willing to
  meet in his first year with some of America's enemies "without precondition" has met with none of them. And
  the president who in his State of the Union address this year promised to meet monthly with leaders of both
  parties in Congress ended up doing so just half as often.
  He has yet to fully decide whether he is of Washington or apart from it. During the health care debate, Obama
  had Emanuel cut deals with the pharmaceutical industry, while Axelrod presented the president as above the old
  business as usual. "Perhaps we were naïve," Axelrod told me. "First, he's always had good relations across
  party lines. And secondly, I think he believed that in the midst of a crisis you could find partners on the other
  side of the aisle to help deal with it. I don't think anyone here expected the degree of partisanship that we
  confronted." Emanuel said Republicans adopted a strategy of poisoning the public well. "Part of what they were
  doing was not just making us grind it out," he told me. "They were souring the country on the mood of the
  country."
  Still, Obama plays the partisan game as well. After months of quiet negotiations, some administration officials
  thought they were close to a package of new financial regulations with Republican support when, to their
  chagrin, the White House decided to use the issue to wage a high-profile and politically useful battle with Wall
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  Street special interests. At that point, the chances for a deal across party lines collapsed, administration officials
  said, and Obama was left to rely almost entirely on Democratic votes.
  Obama advisers who left the White House recently have been struck how different, and worse, things look from
  the outside. As he made a round of corporate job interviews after stepping down as White House budget
  director, Peter Orszag was stunned to discover how deep the gulf between the president and business had
  become. "I'd thought it was an 8, but it's more like a 10," he told me. "And rather than wasting time debating
  whether it's legitimate," he added, referring to his former colleagues, "the key is to recognize that it's affecting
  what they do."
  Insulation is a curse of every president, but more than any president since Jimmy Carter, Obama comes across
  as an introvert, someone who finds extended contact with groups of people outside his immediate circle to be
  draining. He can rouse a stadium of 80,000 people, but that audience is an impersonal monolith; smaller group
  settings can be harder for him. Aides have learned that it can be good if he has a few moments after a big East
  Room event so he can gather his energy again. Unlike Clinton, who never met a rope line he did not want to
  work, Obama does not relish glad-handing. That's what he has Vice President Joe Biden for. When Obama
  addressed the Business Roundtable this year, he left after his speech without much meet-and-greet, leaving his
  aides frustrated that he had done himself more harm than good. He is not much for chitchat. When he and I sat
  down, he started our session matter-of-factly: "All right," he said, "fire away."
  By all accounts, Obama copes with his political troubles with equanimity. "Zen" is the word commonly used in
  the West Wing. That's not to say he never loses his temper. He has been known to snap at aides when he feels
  overscheduled. He cuts off advisers who spout information straight from briefing papers with a testy "I've
  already read that." He does not like it when aides veer out of their assigned lanes, yet they have learned to show
  up at meetings with an opinion, because he zeroes in on those who stay silent. He was subdued during the Gulf
  of Mexico oil spill, when he found himself largely powerless. Other presidents took refuge at Camp David, but
  Michelle Obama has told dinner guests that her husband does not care for it all that much, because he is an
  urban guy. He blows off steam on the White House basketball court. "Come on, man, you've got to make that
  shot," he chides aides who play with him.
  The most obvious sign of strain is in his hair. "He'll probably be unhappy with me for saying, but I've noticed
  he's gotten a little grayer," Defense Secretary Robert Gates told me over the summer. "These kinds of decisions
  do that to people." But the stress of the job remains mostly unspoken. "We usually will talk about writing the
  condolence letters," Gates added. "But other than that, we don't dwell on it." If anything, Obama more often
  than not bucks up young members of his staff, reminding them that politics, like life, is full of cycles and they
  will someday be able to tell their children that they were part of something big.
  While Clinton made late-night phone calls around Washington to vent or seek advice, Obama rarely reaches
  outside the tight group of advisers like Emanuel, Axelrod, Rouse, Messina, Plouffe, Gibbs and Jarrett, as well as
  a handful of personal friends. "He's opaque even to us," an aide told me. "Except maybe for a few people in the
  inner circle, he's a closed book." In part because of security, just 15 people have his BlackBerry e-mail address.
  On long Air Force One flights, he retreats to the conference room and plays spades for hours, maintaining a
  trash-talking contest all the while, with the same three aides: Reggie Love, his personal assistant; Marvin
  Nicholson, his trip director; and Pete Souza, his White House photographer. (When I asked if he had an iPad,
  Obama said, "I have an iReggie, who has my books, my newspapers, my music all in one place.")
  Jarrett attributes Obama's equilibrium to his upbringing. "He's really different," she told me. "It's rooted in his
  sense of self and how he grew up with a single mom, living at times on food stamps, working as a community
  organizer." As Gibbs put it: "He has a remarkable way of focusing on the big picture and the longer term. It's
  not to say that he's immune from criticism. But he can categorize in his head the difference between what's a
  setback, what's a bump along the way and what's just noise."
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  There is certainly no shortage of noise. But as Obama gets back on the campaign trail, aides have noticed his
  old spirit again. He particularly enjoys the so-called backyard sessions on the lawns of supporters. "That's the
  happiest I've seen him in a long time," an aide said. After one, Obama told the aide, "This reminds me of Iowa
  on the bus."
  Nostalgia for the good old days of the campaign afflicts any White House in trouble. After all, those were the
  romantic moments when all was possible, when tens of thousands of people would gather in Grant Park to tear
  up over the promise of what will be. But in sober moments, Obama understands how selective the memories
  really are. "The mythology has emerged somehow that we ran this flawless campaign, I never made a mistake,
  that we were master communicators, everything worked in lock step," he told me. "And somehow now, as
  president, things are messy and they don't always work as planned and people are mad at us. That's not how I
  look at stuff, because I remember what the campaign was like. And it was just as messy and just as difficult.
  And there were all sorts of moments when our supporters lost hope, and it looked like we weren't going to win.
  And we're going through that same period here."
  In covering the last three presidents, I have watched as each has been tested, albeit in very different
  circumstances — Clinton's impeachment over false testimony under oath about an affair with a White House
  intern, Bush's drive to begin a war that would drag on for years at enormous cost and Obama's struggle to turn
  around the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. They are starkly variable crises, but some
  dynamics are familiar: presidents who live and die by polls insist they are not important when they fall; they
  argue that they are focused on principle, not politics, when it's almost always a mixture of both; they
  acknowledge difficulties but say they will pass; they portray themselves as courageous when flying against
  public opinion; they complain that the news media distort the situation and fuel division; they blame their
  opponents for practicing the politics of destruction and obstruction.
  Talking with Obama and his aides, it's eerie to hear echoes of Clinton and Bush. Obama says the easy issues
  never make it to him, only the hard ones; Bush often said the same thing. Obama says our war with terrorists
  will never end in a surrender ceremony; Bush often said the same thing. Obama says he does not want to kick
  problems down the road; Bush often said the same thing. In the days leading up to the 1994 midterm elections,
  Clinton mocked Republicans for promising to balance the budget while cutting taxes, saying, "They're not
  serious." In our conversation, Obama used some variation of the phrase "they're not serious" four times in
  referring to Republican budget plans.
  That is not to say the three men are alike; indeed, they are vastly different. But putting ideology aside, Obama at
  times seems to be a cross between his two predecessors. Like Clinton, he digs into the intellectual
  underpinnings of a policy decision, studying briefing books and seeking a range of opinions. Some aides
  express frustration that he can leave decisions unresolved for too long. But like Bush, once he has made a
  decision, Obama rarely revisits it. And like Bush, he runs a pretty disciplined operation; he started our interview
  a half-hour ahead of schedule, just as Bush sometimes did. Clinton, on the other hand, still runs on Clinton
  Standard Time. Just a few weeks ago, he was more than six hours late for a scheduled interview with another
  journalist. One constant among all three: It took Clinton and Bush some time to really grow into the presidency,
  until they wore it comfortably.
  As Obama looks to the experiences of Clinton and Reagan, who both rebounded from midterm debacles to win
  re-election, the lessons differ. In Reagan's case, the House was already in Democratic hands, so during his first
  two years, he forged coalitions of Republicans and conservative Democrats. After the opposition was
  strengthened in the 1982 elections, that was no longer viable, and Reagan began working more with Democratic
  leaders. Clinton likewise changed course after the 1994 elections, emphasizing more incremental, piece-by-
  piece change rather than sweeping proposals and pursuing goals like welfare reform and balanced budgets when
  he could agree with Newt Gingrich's new majority.
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  Clinton, though, was more instinctively centrist than Obama is, and his revival owed much to other factors,
  particularly his leadership after the Oklahoma City bombing and his budget standoff with Gingrich during the
  partial government shutdown. Some argue Obama might be better off with at least one Republican chamber so
  he too has a foil as Clinton did. But it is unclear if Obama is as agile a politician as Reagan or Clinton. "He's no
  Bill Clinton when it comes to having the ability to move and to wiggle," says Joe Gaylord, a top Gingrich
  adviser. "I find rigidity in Obama that comes from his life in liberalism." Ken Duberstein likewise doubts
  Obama's capacity for adjustment. "They're much better at the art of campaigning than the art of governing," he
  said.
  Perhaps the more important historical pattern to consider is this one: The last four presidents who failed to win a
  second term were all challenged in their own party. Lyndon Johnson was driven out of the race in 1968 after
  nearly losing the New Hampshire primary to Eugene McCarthy. Gerald Ford fended off Reagan in 1976 but
  went on to lose the general election to Carter, who likewise had to beat a primary challenger four years later,
  Ted Kennedy, before falling to Reagan. And George H. W. Bush had to overcome Patrick Buchanan before
  losing to Clinton in 1992.
  So it is a high priority for Obama to prevent any intraparty fight in 2012, and to date, despite the fire from the
  left, no serious challenger appears on the horizon. Putting Hillary Clinton in the cabinet may turn out to be one
  of Obama's smartest moves, because it not only eliminated her as a would-be challenger, but it also should
  presumably squelch the will-she-or-won't-she speculation that otherwise would have played out for months.
  (Instead, the guessing game has her replacing Biden on the ticket, however fanciful that might be.)
  As the first African-American president, Obama is more aware than most of the limits of looking back. But he
  also has read enough presidential biographies to know he is not the first to encounter rocky times. "History
  never precisely repeats itself," Obama told me. "But there is a pattern in American presidencies — at least
  modern presidencies. You come in with excitement and fanfare. The other party initially, having been beaten,
  says it wants to cooperate with you. You start implementing your program as you promised during the
  campaign. The other party pushes back very hard. It causes a lot of consternation and drama in Washington.
  People who are already cynical and skeptical about Washington generally look at it and say, This is the same
  old mess we've seen before. The president's poll numbers drop. And you have to then sort of wrestle back the
  confidence of the people as the programs that you've put in place start bearing fruit."
  To better understand history, and his role in it, Obama invited a group of presidential scholars to dinner in
  May in the living quarters of the White House. Obama was curious about, among other things, the Tea Party
  movement. Were there precedents for this sort of backlash against the establishment? What sparked them and
  how did they shape American politics? The historians recalled the Know-Nothings in the 1850s, the Populists in
  the 1890s and Father Charles Coughlin in the 1930s. "He listened," the historian H. W. Brands told me. "What
  he concluded, I don't know."
  Obama's conclusions are still being formed. He has learned that "Washington is even more broken than we
  thought," as one aide put it. He has trusted his own judgment as he disregarded advisers who told him to scale
  back health care at various stages. And he has found that his vaunted speaking skills are not enough to change
  the dynamics of governance. "One of the lessons he has to learn is What is the best form of communication for
  him with the American people," the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin told me. "He's so good in front of an
  audience, and I get the sense that he needs the energy off the audience. And so speaking to television cameras
  doesn't really do that."
  As we talked in the Oval Office, Obama acknowledged that the succession of so many costly initiatives,
  necessary as they may have been, wore on the public. "That accumulation of numbers on the TV screen night in
  and night out in those first six months I think deeply and legitimately troubled people," he told me. "They
  started feeling like: Gosh, here we are tightening our belts, we're cutting out restaurants, we're cutting out our
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  gym membership, in some cases we're not buying new clothes for the kids. And here we've got these folks in
  Washington who just seem to be printing money and spending it like nobody's business.
  "And it reinforced the narrative that the Republicans wanted to promote anyway, which was Obama is not a
  different kind of Democrat — he's the same old tax-and-spend liberal Democrat."
  Emanuel told me that the cascading crises in Obama's early days exacted a lasting toll. "The seeds of his
  political difficulty today were planted in taking those steps," he said. White House officials largely agree they
  should not have let the health care process drag out while waiting for Republican support that would never
  come. "It's not what people felt they sent Barack Obama to Washington to do, to be legislator in chief," a top
  adviser told me. "It lent itself to the perception that he wasn't doing anything on the economy." Plouffe agreed
  that guilt by association with Democratic lawmakers did not help. "When you swim in those waters, you're
  going to be affected by that," he said. "I do think he's paid a political price, somewhat, for having to be tied to
  Congress."
  Still, for all the second-guessing, what you do not hear in the White House is much questioning of the basic
  elements of the program — Obama aides, liberal and moderate alike, reject complaints from the right that the
  stimulus did not help the economy or that health care expands government too much, as well as complaints
  from the left that he should have pushed for a bigger stimulus package or held out for a public health care
  option. "We asked for more stimulus than we ended up with," Larry Summers, the outgoing national economics
  adviser, told me. "But we fought as hard as we could, and I believe we got as much as Congress was ever going
  to give us at that time."
  And they argue that any mistakes affected things only at the margins. "There's all this talk in this town — if we
  had done energy before health care, if we had focused more on small business, if we had done an Oval on the
  economy instead of Iraq, we would be doing better," Dan Pfeiffer, the communications director, says. "I don't
  believe that. We could always do things differently, and there are plenty of things I wish I had back. But I don't
  know they'd change the overall trend."
  Melody Barnes, the president's domestic-policy adviser, says the biggest problem was that after eight years of
  Bush, Obama's supporters were very eager to change everything right away. "The pent-up demand across every
  issue area — around science, around education, around health care, immigration, you name it — there was a lot
  of desire to finally get these things done," she told me. "Every segment of the population had something that
  was very important to them that they really wanted to put over the finish line."
  Obama is preaching patience in an impatient age. One prominent Democratic lawmaker told me Obama's
  problem is that he is not insecure — he always believes he is the smartest person in any room and never feels
  the sense of panic that makes a good politician run scared all the time, frenetically wooing lawmakers, power
  brokers, adversaries and voters as if the next election were a week away.
  Instead, what you hear Obama aides talking about is that the system is "not on the level." That's a phrase
  commonly used around the West Wing — "it's not on the level." By that, they mean the Republicans, the news
  media, the lobbyists, the whole Washington culture is not serious about solving problems. The challenge, as
  they see it, is how to rise above a town that can obsess for a week on whether an obscure Agriculture
  Department official in Georgia should have been fired. At the same time, as Emanuel told me, "We have to play
  the game."
  As Brands, the historian, put it, "It'll be really interesting to see if a president who is thinking long term can
  have an impact on a political system that is almost irredeemably short term in its perspective."
  "I'd rather be a really good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president." So Obama told Diane
  Sawyer of ABC News last January at another low point, just after the Republican Scott Brown captured the
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  Massachusetts Senate seat held for decades by Ted Kennedy, costing Democrats their filibuster-proof control of
  the upper chamber and jeopardizing the president's health care plan.
  It's a good line, but it's one of those things easier said in the first or second year of a presidency. By the third, it
  starts to become an actual choice. Forks in the road require a president to decide if he will advance ideas that
  will genuinely change the country even if deeply unpopular or if he will opt instead for a safer route that does
  not put re-election at risk. Obama aides like to argue that he has already demonstrated willingness to put aside
  politics by bailing out the banks and automakers, decisions that he saw as critical to preventing greater
  economic catastrophe (and that ultimately cost taxpayers far less than initially feared).
  But would he jeopardize re-election absent an immediate crisis? The choice may confront him soon after the
  midterms when his bipartisan fiscal commission reports back by Dec. 1 with plans to tame the national deficit
  with a politically volatile menu of unpalatable options, like scaling back Medicare and Social Security while
  raising taxes. Obama also anticipates putting immigration reform, another divisive issue fraught with political
  danger, back on the table. "If the question is, Over the next two years do I take a pass on tough stuff," he told
  me, "the answer is no."
  Obama's aides say they will most likely set up their re-election campaign around next March, roughly the same
  as when Bush and Clinton incorporated their incumbent campaign operations. They are more optimistic about
  2012 than they are about 2010, believing the Tea Party will re-elect Barack Obama by pulling the Republican
  nominee to the right. They doubt Sarah Palmn will run and figure Mitt Romney cannot get the Republican
  nomination because he enacted his own health care program in Massachusetts. If they had to guess today, some
  in the White House say that Obama will find himself running against Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas
  governor.
  With that campaign on the horizon, Obama asked Pete Rouse and Jim Messina to begin thinking about the next
  phase of his presidency, not just personnel but also priorities and message. Never mind that Rouse was among
  those who wanted to leave — for years, he has been saying he wanted out of politics but never says no to
  Obama. Indeed, when Rouse told colleagues he wanted to leave the White House by the end of this year,
  Messina bet him $400 that he would not. "We'll see what happens," Rouse told me when I asked about the bet
  last month. Then Obama made Rouse interim chief of staff. Rouse initially resisted moving into Rahm
  Emanuel's corner suite until colleagues threatened to move his files for him. Messina jokes that Rouse will turn
  off the Oval Office lights after eight years and before assuming his new job, running Obama's presidential
  library.
  Rouse is managing a slow-motion White House shuffle. By year's end, there will be a new chief of staff, a new
  national-economics adviser, a new budget director, a new chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers and a
  new national-security adviser, among others. Axelrod and Messina expect to leave by spring to set up Obama's
  re-election effort, and Plouffe will almost certainly come into the White House in a senior role.
  "There are a lot of lessons learned in the last two years in terms of how we might improve internal
  communication, encourage greater accountability without discouraging individual initiative," said one aide
  familiar with the discussions led by Rouse and Messina. Obama has been aggravated by friction among his
  advisers. "He's a little frustrated with the internal dysfunction," the aide said. "He doesn't like confrontation."
  But his initial choices to fill open slots have been drawn largely from his administration, suggesting more
  continuity than change.
  Rouse and Messina see areas for possible bipartisan agreement, like reauthorizing the nation's education laws to
  include reform measures favored by centrists and conservatives, passing long-pending trade pacts and possibly
  even producing scaled-back energy legislation. "You'll hear more about exports and less about public
  spending," a senior White House official said. "You'll hear more about initiative and private sector and less
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  about the Department of Energy. You'll hear more about government as a financier and less about government
  as a hirer."
  Obama expressed optimism to me that he could make common cause with Republicans after the midterm
  elections. "It may be that regardless of what happens after this election, they feel more responsible," he said,
  "either because they didn't do as well as they anticipated, and so the strategy of just saying no to everything and
  sitting on the sidelines and throwing bombs didn't work for them, or they did reasonably well, in which case the
  American people are going to be looking to them to offer serious proposals and work with me in a serious way."
  I asked if there were any Republicans he trusted enough to work with on economic issues. The first name he
  came up with was Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, who initially agreed to serve as Obama's commerce
  secretary before changing his mind. But Gregg is retiring. The only other Republican named by Obama was
  Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin congressman who has put together a detailed if politically problematic blueprint for
  reducing federal spending. The two men are ideologically poles apart, but perhaps Obama sees a bit of himself
  in a young, substantive policy thinker.
  Even if such an alliance emerges, though, the next two years will be mostly about cementing what Obama did in
  his first two years — and defending it against challenges in Congress and the courts. "Even if! had the exact
  same Congress, even if we don't lose a seat in the Senate and we don't lose a seat in the House, I think the
  rhythms of the next two years would inevitably be different from the rhythms of the first two years," Obama
  told me. "There's going to be a lot of work in this administration just doing things right and making sure that
  new laws are stood up in the ways they're intended."
  As a senior adviser put it, "There's going to be very little incentive for big things over the next two years unless
  there's some sort of crisis." Yet Obama and his aides still scorn Bill Clinton's small-bore approach. "It's fair to
  assume you're not going to see school uniforms play a big role in the next two years," Plouffe told me. "His
  view is you can't spend two years playing four-corners." Before he left, Emanuel told me: "I'm not of the view
  that you do nothing. I think you've got to have an agenda."
  But what sort of agenda? Not as sweeping and not as provocative, say some advisers. "It will have to be limited
  and focused on the things that are achievable and high priorities for the American people," Dick Durbin told
  me. Tom Daschle said Obama would have to reach out to adversaries. "The lessons of the last two years are
  going to be critical," he told me. "The key word is 'inclusion.' He's got to find ways to be inclusive."
  Rendell thinks otherwise. "Don't care so much about bipartisanship if the Republicans continue to refuse to
  cooperate," he advised. "Do what you have to do. Fight back." At the same time, he said, stop moaning about
  what he inherited: "After the election, I'd say no more pointing back, no more blaming the Bush administration.
  It's O.K. to do that during the campaign and then stop. But to do it as much as we do it, it sounds like a broken
  record. And after two years, you own it."
  Obama will own it for another two years, or six if he can find his way forward. As an author, Obama
  appreciates the rhythms of a tumultuous story. But who is the protagonist, really? At bottom, this president is
  still a mystery to many Americans. During the campaign, he sold himself— or the idea of himself— more than
  any particular policy, and voters filled in the lines as they chose. He was, as he said at the time, the ultimate
  Rorschach test.
  Now the lines are being filled in further. With each choice Obama makes, he further defines himself for better
  or worse in Americans' minds. He says he knows where he is going and is gathering momentum despite the
  hurdles ahead. As he told a group of visitors during the week last spring that Congress passed health care and
  his administration reached agreement on an arms-control treaty with Russia, "I start slow, but I finish strong."
  He will have to, if the history he is writing is to turn out the way he prefers.
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  I just want to make sure you saw this. It is the end of a piece Tony Blair did for Time this week that is adapted from his
  book. It is very close to what you said on Friday. He also has a line at the beginning of the piece where he talks about
  loving "America's sense of aspiration." AM

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  I just want to make sure you saw this. It is the end of a piece Tony Blair did for Time this week that is adapted from his
  book. It is very close to what you said on Friday. He also has a line at the beginning of the piece where he talks about
  loving "America's sense of aspiration." AM
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  Americans can be all that the rest of the world sometimes accuses them of: brash, loud, insular, obsessive and heavy-
  handed. But America is great for a reason. It is looked up to, despite all the criticism, for a reason. There is a nobility in
  the American character that has been developed over the centuries, derived in part, no doubt, from the frontier spirit,
  from the waves of migration that form the stock, from the circumstances of independence, from the Civil War, from a
  myriad of historical facts and coincidences. But it is there.
  That nobility isn't about being nicer, better or more successful than anyone else. It is a feeling about the country. It is a
  devotion to the American ideal that at a certain point transcends class, race, religion or upbringing. That ideal is about
  values: freedom, the rule of law, democracy. It is also about the way you achieve: on merit, by your own efforts and
  hard work. But it is most of all that in striving for and protecting that ideal, you as an individual take second place to the
  interests of the nation as a whole. It is what makes the country determined to overcome its challenges. It is what makes
  its soldiers give their lives in sacrifice. It is what brings every variety of American, from the lowest to the highest, to their
  feet when "The Star-Spangled Banner" is played. Of course the ideal is not always met — that is obvious. But it is always
  striven for.
  The Need for American Confidence
  The next years will test the American character. America won't be loved in this presidency any more than in previous
  ones. But America should have confidence. That ideal, which produces the optimism that generates the achievement, is
  worth all the striving. It is the most precious gift a nation can have. The world is changing. New powers are emerging.
  But this does not diminish the need for that American ideal. It reaffirms it, renews it, gives it added relevance. There is
  always one, more prosaic, test of a nation's position: Are people trying to get into it, or to get out of it? I think we know
  the answer to that in America's case, and that ideal is the reason.
  A friend of mine whose parents were immigrants, Jews from Europe who came to America in search of safety, told me
  this story. His parents lived and worked in New York. They were not well off. His father died when he was young. His
  mother lived on, and in time my friend succeeded and became wealthy. He often used to offer his mother the chance to
  travel outside America. She never did. When eventually she died, they went back to recover the safety box where she
  kept her jewelry. They found there was another box. There was no key. So they had to drill it open. They wondered what
  precious jewel must be in it. They lifted the lid. There was wrapping and more wrapping and finally an envelope.
  Intrigued, they opened it. In the envelope were her U.S. citizenship papers. Nothing more. That was the jewel, more
  precious to her than any other possession. That was what she treasured most. So should America today.
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  One fact that people may not be aware of is that immediately following the election, newly elected Senators
  in IL, WV, CO and DE will serve during the lame duck session. In a worst case scenario, that could bring the
  Senate Dem total down to 55, which will impact our strategy on START and appropriations, at a minimum.

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  One fact that people may not be aware of is that immediately following the election, newly elected Senators
  in IL, WV, CO and DE will serve during the lame duck session. In a worst case scenario, that could bring the
  Senate Dem total down to 55, which will impact our strategy on START and appropriations, at a minimum.
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  Very sweet email from Harvey. Let me know if you want the movies.
  You were amazing yesterday. Will look for direction on details for the upcoming talks.

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  Very sweet email from Harvey. Let me know if you want the movies.
  You were amazing yesterday. Will look for direction on details for the upcoming talks.
  From: Office, HW
  To: Marshall, Capricia P
  Sent: Fri Aug 20 12:50:18 2010
  Subject: From Harvey Weinstein
  Dear Capricia,
  As time moves on, I realize I haven't seen you and Mrs. Clinton (Hillary) in a long time, but I think of you both often. I
  don't know if movie producers are still worthy in your world, but next time you're in NYC I'd love to see you.
  I have such fond memories of you guys watching SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE. I made another movie you might like about the
  ascendancy of King George after Edward abdicated, it's called KINGS SPEECH. The movie brings to light something that
  many people don't know, which is that King George was a stutterer and he hired an actor to try and help him overcome
  it. It's a fun movie that is much in the tradition of SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, again I think you would both like it (and
  Hillary would approve because it's PG-13 with not too many swear words).
  If you have any trips coming up I'd love to send it to you so you guys can watch and give me your opinion. I could also
  include a copy of THE TILLMAN STORY, that one is obviously not a happy film, but it's an incredibly important one.
  PS
  Your bad friend,
  Harvey
  PS — Please share this with Madame Secretary.
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  To:
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  From: Rudnitski, lennine R
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 18:59:45 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Gaza rocket fire draws Israeli air strikes
  JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli aircraft struck targets in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip after Palestinian militants fired a
  rocket from the territory into Israel, security officials and witnesses said. Early September 4, Gaza militants fired a
  rocket into southern Israel, causing no injuries, the Israeli military said. Hours later, witnesses and Hamas security
  officials said Israeli aircraft fired rockets at targets in Gaza, including smuggling tunnels along the border with Egypt. At
  least two people were wounded, medical workers said.
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  Lois Quam
  Wednesday, November 17, 2010 9:45 PM
  Am in Washington Friday, Monday and Tuesday if you have a minute.

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  Am in Washington Friday, Monday and Tuesday if you have a minute.
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  Thanks for making the START calls. Will follow-up as discussed.
  On election news, Murkowski has come back a bit, but is still down a good 2K votes. Many rural precincts
  have yet to report, and there are some 7600 absentee ballots yet to be counted. Will likely take another week to
  come to closure.
  With 429 of 438 precincts reporting
  Joe Miller (R) 45,909 51.09%
  Lisa Murkowski (R) 43,949 48.91%

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  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 11:51 AM
  To:
  Thanks for making the START calls. Will follow-up as discussed.
  On election news, Murkowski has come back a bit, but is still down a good 2K votes. Many rural precincts
  have yet to report, and there are some 7600 absentee ballots yet to be counted. Will likely take another week to
  come to closure.
  With 429 of 438 precincts reporting
  Joe Miller (R) 45,909 51.09%
  Lisa Murkowski (R) 43,949 48.91%
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771317 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: TONY BLAIR ON THE AMERICAN IDEAL
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ExtractedBodyText: I did.
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  Sent: Sunday, September 5, 2010 8:42 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I did.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob .1; Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Sep 05 08:15:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Did you send this to Dan Schwerin?
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivanil@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:18:32 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I just want to make sure you saw this. It is the end of a piece Tony Blair did for Time this week that is adapted from his
  book. It is very close to what you said on Friday. He also has a line at the beginning of the piece where he talks about
  loving "America's sense of aspiration." AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter <
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:02:22 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Americans can be all that the rest of the world sometimes accuses them of: brash, loud, insular, obsessive and heavy-
  handed. But America is great for a reason. It is looked up to, despite all the criticism, for a reason. There is a nobility in
  the American character that has been developed over the centuries, derived in part, no doubt, from the frontier spirit,
  from the waves of migration that form the stock, from the circumstances of independence, from the Civil War, from a
  myriad of historical facts and coincidences. But it is there.
  That nobility isn't about being nicer, better or more successful than anyone else. It is a feeling about the country. It is a
  devotion to the American ideal that at a certain point transcends class, race, religion or upbringing. That ideal is about
  values: freedom, the rule of law, democracy. It is also about the way you achieve: on merit, by your own efforts and
  hard work. But it is most of all that in striving for and protecting that ideal, you as an individual take second place to the
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  interests of the nation as a whole. It is what makes the country determined to overcome its challenges. It is what makes
  its soldiers give their lives in sacrifice. It is what brings every variety of American, from the lowest to the highest, to their
  feet when "The Star-Spangled Banner" is played. Of course the ideal is not always met — that is obvious. But it is always
  striven for.
  The Need for American Confidence
  The next years will test the American character. America won't be loved in this presidency any more than in previous
  ones. But America should have confidence. That ideal, which produces the optimism that generates the achievement, is
  worth all the striving. It is the most precious gift a nation can have. The world is changing. New powers are emerging.
  But this does not diminish the need for that American ideal. It reaffirms it, renews it, gives it added relevance. There is
  always one, more prosaic, test of a nation's position: Are people trying to get into it, or to get out of it? I think we know
  the answer to that in America's case, and that ideal is the reason.
  A friend of mine whose parents were immigrants, Jews from Europe who came to America in search of safety, told me
  this story. His parents lived and worked in New York. They were not well off. His father died when he was young. His
  mother lived on, and in time my friend succeeded and became wealthy. He often used to offer his mother the chance to
  travel outside America. She never did. When eventually she died, they went back to recover the safety box where she
  kept her jewelry. They found there was another box. There was no key. So they had to drill it open. They wondered what
  precious jewel must be in it. They lifted the lid. There was wrapping and more wrapping and finally an envelope.
  Intrigued, they opened it. In the envelope were her U.S. citizenship papers. Nothing more. That was the jewel, more
  precious to her than any other possession. That was what she treasured most. So should America today.
  Read more: http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.html#ixzzOyb331sro
  <http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.html#ixzzOyb331sro>
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  PVerveer
  Wednesday, November 17, 2010 11:55 PM
  Thank you!
  I can't believe that the conspiracy around me worked! I was so mindful of your murderous schedule today
  that it never even occurred to me that you would tack on yet one more thing.
  Your showing up was a fabulous surprise, so emblematic of your generosity it so many ways and a wonderful reminder of
  the cause that you started me on and grew over these almost 20 years.
  Many thanks.
  Should you talk to the new Dutch FM in Lisbon, you might thank him for their work on 1325. They are helping other
  countries, including in Afghanistan and we hope that they will continue in the new govt.
  Good travels and heartfelt thanks.
  Melanne

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  PVerveer
  Wednesday, November 17, 2010 11:55 PM
  Thank you!
  I can't believe that the conspiracy around me worked! I was so mindful of your murderous schedule today
  that it never even occurred to me that you would tack on yet one more thing.
  Your showing up was a fabulous surprise, so emblematic of your generosity it so many ways and a wonderful reminder of
  the cause that you started me on and grew over these almost 20 years.
  Many thanks.
  Should you talk to the new Dutch FM in Lisbon, you might thank him for their work on 1325. They are helping other
  countries, including in Afghanistan and we hope that they will continue in the new govt.
  Good travels and heartfelt thanks.
  Melanne
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  Not sure about SRAP. I'll forward it on. Hope the trip is going well.
  Jm

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  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 10:26 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  Not sure about SRAP. I'll forward it on. Hope the trip is going well.
  Jm
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; lake.sullivar b Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 10:14:58 2010
  Subject: Re: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  That is a great piece---good work. I'm copying the traveling team. I assume S/RAP knows it already.
  Original Message
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 10:00:27 2010
  Subject: Fw: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  Nice piece on Cameron Munter.
  Safe travels.
  Jm
  From: Schwartz, Larry
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 09:32:22 2010
  Subject: FW: "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (11/02)
  Dear Boss,
  Still working it down the last day.
  We got the Amb some good photo ops in the flood zone...
  Larry
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  "A Bag of Flour," an op-ed by Javed Chaudhry in liberal Urdu daily "Express" (cir. 25,000) (11/02)
  "... It was the picture of a U.S. helicopter parked at a helipad in Sukkur. Many people clad in military uniforms were
  unloading the relief goods for flood-affected people in the Sindh province. A middle-aged American national, wearing a
  shirt and grey pants and carrying a 40-kg flour bag, immediately caught my attention. It took me hardly a few seconds to
  recognize him. He was no other than the new U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, Mr. Cameron Munter. During my recent visit
  to the United States, I had the chance to meet him at the residence of our Ambassador in Washington, Mr. Hussain
  Haqqani. In a lighter vein, he (Ambassador Munter) asked me and other Pakistani journalists, present on the occasion,
  that 'please don't pester me during my stay in Pakistan because I am very scared of the Pakistani media even now in my
  own country.' These words garnered a resounding laughter from all of us. It was my first meeting with Ambassador
  Munter. Now he is in Pakistan where the U.S. Ambassador is always more busy even than the host country's president.
  Within a week after his arrival in Pakistan, the U.S. Ambassador reached Sukkur along with relief goods for the flood-
  affected people who are still languishing in makeshift tents. To the much astonishment of common Pakistanis, he, along
  with other ordinary officials, started unloading the relief goods with his own hands, and all major newspapers of the
  country gave front-page coverage to this picture. This photo conveyed two messages to us: first, the great nations also
  have great traditions, and second, relatively small nations, like us, possess low status because our leaders are totally
  devoid of such humbleness. The U.S. ambassadors virtually enjoy the viceregal status in third world countries, but
  despite enjoying such kingly powers they adopt very humble attitude towards other people. They treat even the
  attendants, drivers, and other employees in their personal staff as human beings. And whenever some natural disaster
  visits the populations of the host countries, the U.S. ambassadors in those states rush to help the devastated people.
  Ambassador Cameron Munter could also have behaved like our rulers and distribute relief goods among affected people
  while himself dressed in precious costumes... Even if his attitude was part of the U.S. propaganda, why our rulers cannot
  display such ostentations for the welfare of their subjects? The second message this picture conveyed is that we
  Pakistanis lack humbleness. For our politicians, the ordinary people are nothing more than votes who catapult them into
  the corridors of power. On the other hand, after winning the elections, American politicians live among their people.
  They travel side by side with the common man in public transport and shake hands with them in ordinary restaurants.
  This picture says that until Prime Minister Gilani picks up a flour bag on his shoulders and carries it to a common
  Pakistani, he cannot change the destiny of this nation."
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  I hope you have a chance to read what I sent yesterday
  And great pic in the Times today!

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  Sent: Sunday, September 5, 2010 9:02 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I hope you have a chance to read what I sent yesterday
  And great pic in the Times today!
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Sep 05 08:15:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Did you send this to Dan Schwerin?
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivaral@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:18:32 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I just want to make sure you saw this. It is the end of a piece Tony Blair did for Time this week that is adapted from his
  book. It is very close to what you said on Friday. He also has a line at the beginning of the piece where he talks about
  loving "America's sense of aspiration." AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter <
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:02:22 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Americans can be all that the rest of the world sometimes accuses them of: brash, loud, insular, obsessive and heavy-
  handed. But America is great for a reason. It is looked up to, despite all the criticism, for a reason. There is a nobility in
  the American character that has been developed over the centuries, derived in part, no doubt, from the frontier spirit,
  from the waves of migration that form the stock, from the circumstances of independence, from the Civil War, from a
  myriad of historical facts and coincidences. But it is there.
  That nobility isn't about being nicer, better or more successful than anyone else. It is a feeling about the country. It is a
  devotion to the American ideal that at a certain point transcends class, race, religion or upbringing. That ideal is about
  values: freedom, the rule of law, democracy. It is also about the way you achieve: on merit, by your own efforts and
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  hard work. But it is most of all that in striving for and protecting that ideal, you as an individual take second place to the
  interests of the nation as a whole. It is what makes the country determined to overcome its challenges. It is what makes
  its soldiers give their lives in sacrifice. It is what brings every variety of American, from the lowest to the highest, to their
  feet when "The Star-Spangled Banner" is played. Of course the ideal is not always met — that is obvious. But it is always
  striven for.
  The Need for American Confidence
  The next years will test the American character. America won't be loved in this presidency any more than in previous
  ones. But America should have confidence. That ideal, which produces the optimism that generates the achievement, is
  worth all the striving. It is the most precious gift a nation can have. The world is changing. New powers are emerging.
  But this does not diminish the need for that American ideal. It reaffirms it, renews it, gives it added relevance. There is
  always one, more prosaic, test of a nation's position: Are people trying to get into it, or to get out of it? I think we know
  the answer to that in America's case, and that ideal is the reason.
  A friend of mine whose parents were immigrants, Jews from Europe who came to America in search of safety, told me
  this story. His parents lived and worked in New York. They were not well off. His father died when he was young. His
  mother lived on, and in time my friend succeeded and became wealthy. He often used to offer his mother the chance to
  travel outside America. She never did. When eventually she died, they went back to recover the safety box where she
  kept her jewelry. They found there was another box. There was no key. So they had to drill it open. They wondered what
  precious jewel must be in it. They lifted the lid. There was wrapping and more wrapping and finally an envelope.
  Intrigued, they opened it. In the envelope were her U.S. citizenship papers. Nothing more. That was the jewel, more
  precious to her than any other possession. That was what she treasured most. So should America today.
  Read more: http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.htmlffixzzOyb331sro
  <http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.html#ixzzOyb331sro>
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  Madam Secretary,
  I received the copy of the draft night note on the Colombia and Panama FTAs that you reviewed, but I did not see any
  notes/guidance on it. Would you like to B5
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell) B6

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  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 2:06 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: night note on FTAs
  Madam Secretary,
  I received the copy of the draft night note on the Colombia and Panama FTAs that you reviewed, but I did not see any
  notes/guidance on it. Would you like to B5
  Thanks,
  Mike
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell) B6
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MetadataSubject: TONY BLAIR ON THE AMERICAN IDEAL
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
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ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, September 5, 2010 9:00 AM
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ExtractedBodyText: I will now.
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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, September 5, 2010 9:00 AM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob.); Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I will now.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob i; Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Sep 05 08:15:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Did you send this to Dan Schwerin?
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob 1 <Sullivan11@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:18:32 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  I just want to make sure you saw this. It is the end of a piece Tony Blair did for Time this week that is adapted from his
  book. It is very close to what you said on Friday. He also has a line at the beginning of the piece where he talks about
  loving "America's sense of aspiration." AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter < > B6
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sat Sep 04 17:02:22 2010
  Subject: Tony Blair on the American Ideal
  Americans can be all that the rest of the world sometimes accuses them of: brash, loud, insular, obsessive and heavy-
  handed. But America is great for a reason. It is looked up to, despite all the criticism, for a reason. There is a nobility in
  the American character that has been developed over the centuries, derived in part, no doubt, from the frontier spirit,
  from the waves of migration that form the stock, from the circumstances of independence, from the Civil War, from a
  myriad of historical facts and coincidences. But it is there.
  That nobility isn't about being nicer, better or more successful than anyone else. It is a feeling about the country. It is a
  devotion to the American ideal that at a certain point transcends class, race, religion or upbringing. That ideal is about
  values: freedom, the rule of law, democracy. It is also about the way you achieve: on merit, by your own efforts and
  hard work. But it is most of all that in striving for and protecting that ideal, you as an individual take second place to the
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  interests of the nation as a whole. It is what makes the country determined to overcome its challenges. It is what makes
  its soldiers give their lives in sacrifice. It is what brings every variety of American, from the lowest to the highest, to their
  feet when "The Star-Spangled Banner" is played. Of course the ideal is not always met — that is obvious. But it is always
  striven for.
  The Need for American Confidence
  The next years will test the American character. America won't be loved in this presidency any more than in previous
  ones. But America should have confidence. That ideal, which produces the optimism that generates the achievement, is
  worth all the striving. it is the most precious gift a nation can have. The world is changing. New powers are emerging.
  But this does not diminish the need for that American ideal. It reaffirms it, renews it, gives it added relevance. There is
  always one, more prosaic, test of a nation's position: Are people trying to get into it, or to get out of it? I think we know
  the answer to that in America's case, and that ideal is the reason.
  A friend of mine whose parents were immigrants, Jews from Europe who came to America in search of safety, told me
  this story. His parents lived and worked in New York. They were not well off. His father died when he was young. His
  mother lived on, and in time my friend succeeded and became wealthy. He often used to offer his mother the chance to
  travel outside America. She never did. When eventually she died, they went back to recover the safety box where she
  kept her jewelry. They found there was another box. There was no key. So they had to drill it open. They wondered what
  precious jewel must be in it. They lifted the lid. There was wrapping and more wrapping and finally an envelope.
  Intrigued, they opened it. In the envelope were her U.S. citizenship papers. Nothing more. That was the jewel, more
  precious to her than any other possession. That was what she treasured most. So should America today.
  Read more: http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.html#ixzzOyb331sro
  <http://www.time.comitime/world/article/0,8599,2015409-3,00.html#ixzzOyb331sro>
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  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 2:36 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: good news and next steps
  See b/I traffic
  From: Ann O'Leary
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Nov 18 02:14:39 2010
  Subject: Re: good news and next steps
  Hi Cheryl -
  I think we are in good shape right now so I won't bug you. We'll know more by Friday - when we learn whether
  Reid files the cloture on Goodwin this week or whether he is waiting to file it until after Thanksgiving.
  I'll keep you posted.
  Thanks so much for all or your support!!
  xxoo.
  On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 1:46 PM, Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov> wrote:
  Great news
  My work cell is
  I will try you ton ite
  From: Ann O'Leary
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wed Nov 17 14:28:38 2010
  Subject: good news and next steps
  Hi Cheryl -
  Goodwin is in DC and met with Reid's staff. It looks like he is really going to go ahead and file cloture!! See
  also the article from the BLT today.
  Goodwin also met with Feinstein, which was a difficult meeting. If you have time, I'd like to confidentially
  discuss with you. I can set my alarm to get up and talk to you at 6 or 6:30 a.m. in the morning your time if that
  is the best time to reach you. Are you still at
  Thanks!
  xxoo,
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  Ann
  The BLT: The Blog of the Legal Times
  November 17,2010
  http://lega1times.typepad.com/b1t/2010/11/democrats-plan-votes-on-controversial-nominees-senator-says.html
  Democrats Plan Votes on Controversial Nominees, Senator Says
  President Barack Obama's nominees for the federal judiciary have stalled for months in part because of heated
  disagreement over a handful of nominees. Now, Senate Democrats are looking at forcing votes on four of
  them.
  Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) said today that Democrats could move soon to end debate on the nominees.
  He said that Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was lining up support this morning for what's known as a
  cloture petition — the necessary paperwork before holding a vote to end debate.
  "He's lining up the signatures," Whitehouse said after a meeting of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Such a
  petition requires 16 signatures.
  Whitehouse is a vocal supporter of one of the nominees who have drawn fire: John McConnell Jr., a Motley
  Rice partner who's been nominated for federal district court in Rhode Island. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce
  is opposing McConnell's nomination, citing his work as a plaintiffs' lawyer on lead paint litigation and other
  cases.
  The other three nominees whom Reid is trying to force votes on, Whitehouse said, are Goodwin Liu for the
  U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, Edward Chen for the Northern District of California and Louis
  Butler for the Western District of Wisconsin. Republicans have targeted all three because of what they call the
  nominees' extreme views, while the nominees' home-state senators and other supporters argue they're being
  treated unfairly.
  A fifth nominee whom Republicans oppose, Judge Robert Chatigny for the 2nd Circuit, is pending before the
  Senate Judiciary Committee. A committee vote is planned for Thursday.
  Though senators have many other priorities during their "lame duck" session, Whitehouse said he thinks there
  is time to consider the stalled nominees. Otherwise, he said, "there'd be no point getting the signatures" for the
  cloture petition.
  Senate rules require 60 votes to end debate on a nominee or a bill, unless senators agree to waive a vote
  entirely. Democrats control 59 Senate seats until January.
  On Monday, conservatives sent a letter to Reid asking him not to force votes on any nominees between the
  midterm elections and the start of the next Congress. "Any lame-duck' confirmations would be a gross abuse
  of Congressional authority in a last gasp attempt to perpetuate an agenda that the American people have
  already rejected," the letter says.
  Posted by David Ingram on November 17, 2010 at 01:10 PM in Other Courts, Politics and Government I
  PermalinkI Comments (0)I TrackBack (0)
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  Melanne and Maria,
  I just talked to Tara Sonenshine who was with you at the global women's conference organized last
  week by Laurie Fulton in Copenhagen — she said that you were both absolutely fabulous and were
  the stars of the meeting. I cannot imagine being better represented.
  Best,
  AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972

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  Melanne and Maria,
  I just talked to Tara Sonenshine who was with you at the global women's conference organized last
  week by Laurie Fulton in Copenhagen — she said that you were both absolutely fabulous and were
  the stars of the meeting. I cannot imagine being better represented.
  Best,
  AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
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  Spoke to Kurt. He said he couldn't get any joy on sending a positive signal on an Indonesia trip. Sounds like it well may
  not happen at all.
  So he said we have no give in this call; just an ask. But we urges that it be made.
  Unsatisfying I know, but there we are...

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  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Kurt
  Spoke to Kurt. He said he couldn't get any joy on sending a positive signal on an Indonesia trip. Sounds like it well may
  not happen at all.
  So he said we have no give in this call; just an ask. But we urges that it be made.
  Unsatisfying I know, but there we are...
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ExtractedBodyText: Was confirmed by voice vote this evening. Landrieu relented.
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  Was confirmed by voice vote this evening. Landrieu relented.
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  Subject: Addressed the RD matter
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  Attached is the final version that we sent in with all their proposed edits and our responses marked in track changes and
  explained in comments. I have also included 2 additional small edits that I think will help immunize us from complaints by
  the human rights/democracy crowd. If you can let me know by early tomorrow whether you approve or what you want to
  change I can them make the necessary changes on the document they sent back to us and send it in my the deadline late
  tomorrow. Jim Hoge likes the piece and told me that he took a personal hand in the editing. AM

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  Sent: Sunday, September 5, 2010 9:35 AM
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Muscatine, Lissa; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Final foreign affairs article w/ their proposed cuts and our proposed responses
  Attachments: FA Article Final w FA cuts.docx; FA Article Final w FA cuts.docx
  Attached is the final version that we sent in with all their proposed edits and our responses marked in track changes and
  explained in comments. I have also included 2 additional small edits that I think will help immunize us from complaints by
  the human rights/democracy crowd. If you can let me know by early tomorrow whether you approve or what you want to
  change I can them make the necessary changes on the document they sent back to us and send it in my the deadline late
  tomorrow. Jim Hoge likes the piece and told me that he took a personal hand in the editing. AM
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter <
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sun Sep 05 09:27:18 2010
  Subject:
  > B6
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  I am currently out of the office. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Joanne Laszczych
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  Thank you
  cdm

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  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 12:17 PM
  To:
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: New Version
  I am currently out of the office. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Joanne Laszczych
  (LaszczychJ@state.gov) at 202-647-5548.
  Thank you
  cdm
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771334 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Lois Quam B6
  Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:56 AM
  millscd@state.gov; WoodardEW@state.gov
  Re:
  Terrific, see you then. Enjoy Portugal.

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  Cc:
  Subject:
  Lois Quam B6
  Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:56 AM
  millscd@state.gov; WoodardEW@state.gov
  Re:
  Terrific, see you then. Enjoy Portugal.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Lois Quam
  Cc: Trnillscd@state.gov' <millscd@state.gov>; 'WoodardEW@state.gov? <WoodardEW@state.gov>
  Sent: Thu Nov 18 10:43:57 2010
  Subject: Re:
  I'm in Portugal on Friday but back on Monday so can see you then. I'm copying Cheryl and my scheduler so we can set a
  time.
  Original Message
  Prom: Lois Quam
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Nov 17 21:45:08 2010
  Subject:
  Am in Washington Friday, Monday and Tuesday if you have a minute.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771335 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: (REUTERS) INDIA PARLIAMENT LOWER HOUSE PASSES NUCLEAR BILL
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  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 12:20 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) India parliament lower house passes nuclear bill
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-SCA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 11:51:16 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) India parliament lower house passes nuclear bill
  NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's lower house of parliament on August 25 approved of a landmark bill to open up the
  country's $150 billion nuclear power market, after the government agreed to tougher provisions that an industry group
  said would hamper the sector's growth. The bill is needed for the entry of firms such as U.S.-based General Electric and
  Westinghouse Electric, a subsidiary of Japan's Toshiba Corp, who are reluctant to step in without clarity on accident
  compensation.
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DocNumber: C05771338
MetadataSubject: SENATE JUST VOTED TO CONFIRM
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  My dear Jack
  I don't think I knew what bittersweet felt like until I saw this email.
  I am happy for you and for what your leadership will offer the President and the country. We are blessed for that and
  for you.
  Enjoy your new adventure but know your home is always here for you when you need a place of retreat.
  XO
  Cdm

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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 9:38 PM
  To: Lew, Jacob 1; H; Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: Senate just voted to confirm
  My dear Jack
  I don't think I knew what bittersweet felt like until I saw this email.
  I am happy for you and for what your leadership will offer the President and the country. We are blessed for that and
  for you.
  Enjoy your new adventure but know your home is always here for you when you need a place of retreat.
  XO
  Cdm
  Original Message
  From: Lew, Jacob J
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@clintonemail.com>; Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Thu Nov 18 20:27:53 2010
  Subject: Senate just voted to confirm
  After a cloture petition was prepared there was a negotiation and Landrieu released her hold. Voice vote in the end.
  More words of thanks and farewell to follow, but wanted to share the news.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771338 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 4:31 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Two letters on behalf of Mack McLarty
  ok
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 4:29 PM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Fw: Two letters on behalf of Mack McLarty
  Pis print.
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Cc: H
  Sent: Mon Oct 11 21:50:44 2010
  Subject: FW: Two letters on behalf of Mack McLarty
  For HRC —
  From: Anna King [mailto
  Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 1:59 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Two letters on behalf of Mack McLarty
  Ms. Mills,
  Please find attached two letters from Mr. McLarty — one is for you and one is for the Secretary. Would you be so kind as
  to pass along the Secretary's letter?
  Take care,
  Anna
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771339 Date: 08/31/2015
  Anna King I McLarty Associates I 900 Seventeenth Street, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, DC 20006 I Direct:
  Main: 202 419-1420 I Fax:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771339 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B6
  i would advise
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  From: Cheryl Mills
  Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2010 06:45:45 -0400
  To: H<HDR22@clintonemail.com>
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  B6
  i would advise
  B5
  B6
  Cheryl Mills<
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771340 Date: 08/31/2015
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  PIR <preines
  Saturday, September 18, 2010 10:44 AM
  CDM
  Re: Fw: Personal - a personal favor
  B6
  B5
  B6
  cdm
  On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 10:53 PM, H <HDR22@clintonemai1.com> wrote:
  Pls advise.
  Original Message
  From: Lanny J. Davis
  To: H
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 21:26:58 2010
  Subject: Personal - a personal favor
  My dear friend Hillary:
  I hate to email you too much • and to ask you for any favors. I feel as if I am taking advantage of a great
  privilege that you allow me to send you a personal email every so often. But this is a favor that I fully
  understand for 100 reasons might not be appropriate or comfortable for you to say yes to.
  The American Lawyer is doing a Cover Story (ugh!) about my new law firm, *Lanny J. Davis &
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771340 Date: 08/31/2015
  Thx.
  B6

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  Associates** about my finally hanging up my own shingle after all these years and at a ripe young age, with
  a 12 year-old and a 5 year-old to pay college tuition for to I cant even state the age I will be in writing when
  I write my last tuition check.
  I am quite concerned *even though the reporter for the American Lawyer, David Levine, seems to be a nice
  young man (which makes me even more concerned • sometimes the nicest ones can burn you the worst.
  *(You, of all people, should know!)
  I have given David Levine, the American Lawyer reporter, a list of friends, business, personal, and political, to
  call. *I fully anticipate there will be personal and professional mean-spirited shots at me in the story *that is
  inevitable • especially from those attorneys who still don*t accept that what I do is unusual as well as the
  hateful rightwing (and perhaps even more from the left, who don*t like my *Purple Nation* approach and
  my effort to help make bad countries better!!!).
  To try to balance the cheap shots, I have asked a variety of people from Ds and Rs and in between to talk to the
  reporter about me. *Ted Olsen did and said great things. So did Mike McCurry and Karl Rove (!!!). *Even
  President Clinton and President Bush, I am told, may weigh in with nice written statements about their old
  friend from Yale days. *And believe it or not, even Senator McCain called the reporter personally on his cell
  phone to tell him how much he appreciated my bipartisan *Purple Nation* approach to politics (inspired, of
  course, by my friend the great former Junior Senator from New York, Hillary Clinton, whom my friend
  Lindsey Graham once told me was the nicest and most effective person in the U.S. Senate!).
  My message that I hope gets reflected in the article is that I and my law firm offer unique multi-disciplinary
  capabilities in law, media and politics: *first, *traditional legal advice and litigation, which allows me to get
  all the facts, good and bad, under the crucial protection of attorney-client privilege; media experience,
  understanding that reporters need facts and you have to fight to get them to focus on facts, not innuendo, win
  the trust, so that they will give the person for whom I am advocating a break and actually try to be fair and
  accurate; and finally, politics and legislative strategies, which often helps clients solve litigation solutions
  where the courts are not working. *You can see where the shots may come from* lawyers who feel
  threatened by my unusual multi-disciplinary approach; public relations firms, who don*t thinks lawyers
  should talk to the media; and lobbyists, who think they should be left alone and not be bothered about being
  careful with the facts when approaching an elected official.
  So my question to you, good friend Hillary, is:
  Would you be willing to talk personally to the reporter? *I assume the answer will no * since I can see that
  that might be inappropriate. *And if that is your answer, I completely understand.
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  So my second question is, if the first one is no: *Would you be willing to have Philippe or Cheryl issue a
  statement to the reporter, David Levine, on your behalf about your opinion of my professional skills and/or our
  friendship over the years?
  Please please please * note there are *three please*: *Do not be bashful or concerned about saying no to
  my request. As you can see, I have a number of people who have talked to the reporter or, in the case of
  President Clinton and President Bush, who may be giving written statements.
  I wasnot even going to ask you for that reason since I didn*t want you to feel badly if you have to say no.
  *But then again. The honest to goodness truth is, : *Aside from Carolyn, my four children, and my
  immediate family, I consider you to be the best friend and the best person I have met in my long life. You
  know that from the dedication and appreciation of you I have always felt and expressed to you over four
  decades. So that is why your comments would mean a lot to me, even if just a written statement.
  BUT: *one more please (#4) • if it feels inappropriate to you as Secretary of State or for any other reason to
  be in a quote about me on a personal or professional level, I fully understand.
  Thanks for just considering this, my good friend Hillary. If the answer is yes, just tell me know by return
  email (or have someone call my assistant, Maddie Melendez,
  who the reporter should contact at your office, *and when. *Unfortunately the deadline is within the next
  two weeks.
  Best and warmest regards,
  Lanny
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771340 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 12:01 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: (Reuters) Iranian woman to be hanged Wednesday -rights group
  From: Simmons, Krista M
  Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 12:00 PM
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_OS
  Subject: (Reuters) Iranian woman to be hanged Wednesday -rights group
  BERLIN (Reuters) - An Iranian woman whose sentence of execution by stoning for adultery provoked a worldwide outcry
  will instead be hanged for murder on November 3, a human rights group said.
  "The authorities in Tehran have given the go-ahead to Tabriz prison for the execution of Iran stoning case Sakineh
  Mohammadi Ashtiani," the International Committee against Stoning, a German-based campaign group, said on its
  website.
  "It has been reported that she is to be executed this Wednesday, 3 November."
  Officials in Iran were not available to confirm or deny the report.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771341 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 2:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) American Sarah Shourd begins trip back to U.S.
  From: Deyo, Justin A
  To: SES-O_Shift-II
  Cc: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-Iran; NEWS-CA; SES-O_SWO; PA FO Group
  Sent: Sat Sep 18 12:45:59 2010
  Subject: (AP) American Sarah Shourd begins trip back to U.S.
  MUSCAT (AP) - An American woman released from Iran after more than 13 months in custody began her journey back to
  the United States after asking her supporters to "extend your prayers" to her fiancé and another American man who
  remain in Tehran accused of spying. In a brief statement, Sarah Shourd thanked Oman for mediating the $500,000 bail
  that led to her freedom earlier this week. But she made no mention of her ordeal inside Tehran's notorious Evin Prison
  or any health problems- which her mother has said include a breast lump and precancerous cervical cells. "Please,
  please extend your prayers" to the other two Americans still held- her fiancé Shane Bauer and their friend Josh Fattal-
  she said at Oman's international airport before boarding an Oman Air flight on the first leg of her trip home
  accompanied by her mother Nora and an uncle. She was next scheduled to appear at a news conference in New York on
  September 19 timed to coincide with the arrival of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to attend the UN General
  Assembly. Shourd, 32, appeared in good spirits and less gaunt than when she stepped off a private Omani jet after her
  release from Iran. She thanked Omani officials for playing an intermediary role between Iran and the United States for
  her release. "I'll always associate your country with the first breath of my freedom, the sweet smell of sandalwood and
  a chance to stand by the ocean listening to the waves," she said, wearing long-sleeve black T-shirt covered by a white
  top and white sneakers.
  Justin Deyo
  U.S. Department of State
  Operations Center (S/ES-0)
  202-647-1512
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  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:16 PM
  To: H; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: FA article
  I am pretty flexible on time of call.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 13:44:12 2010
  Subject: FA article
  Thx for the good additions and clarifications and I'd like to do a conf call whenever convenient. Can you give me time(s)
  so I can plan?
  Also, I think the beginning from last night (draft 20)reads better than the one in the last version (draft 22). Are there
  specific points or phrases or sequencing from 22 that you believe should be added to 20?
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  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary

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  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 4:56 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Attachments: hrc memo election day 110210.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Post mid-terms strategy
  What I hear from Republican sources and elsewhere and what it means for Republican strategy:
  1. Rove is telling his donors that the ticket in 2012 is Romney/Barbour. Haley Barbour is Rove's ally. Together they
  constitute the heart of the GOP establishment. In a potential Republican administration Barbour would be a new kind of
  Cheney, but more politically skillful.
  2. Rove is at war with Palin. He has told his donors she must be stopped. Palin is well aware. The Politico story filled with
  anonymous quotes about a murky establishment vs. Palin is about the Death Star of Rove/Barbour. Ironies: Rove doubled
  down on a base strategy for Bush, galvanizing the right wing, now spun out of his control to Palin. The GOP used the far
  right and Palin in the mid-terms and now have to kill them in presidential nomination politics. Attacking Palin only builds
  her stature with the right. She plays instinctively to the base, but can she play a long game against the big boys
  determined to destroy her?
  3. Palin has already aligned Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on her side. Fox News is being split. Murdoch gave his big
  donation to the Republican Governors Association, headed by Barbour.
  4. Malcolm Hoenlein has been raising money hand over fist for the Republicans through Eric Cantor, now his vehicle. The
  donors are many of the same US donors to Bibi and Likud. Implications obvious.
  5. The House Republicans have already'planned to primary all Senate Republican moderates in the next cycle. Olympia
  Snowe is a particular target.
  6. In the Senate, Jim DeMint continues to be a Fifth Column of the right, allied to the House Republicans, against remaining
  Senate GOP moderates. He will be reinforced after this election with Rand Paul, et al. Paul, of course, hates Mitch
  McConnell, and vice versa.
  7. McConnell's statement the day before the mid-terms that the goal of the GOP is to make Obama a one term president is,
  in fact, their agenda. Everything in the House and Senate will be bent to that end.
  8. Can the House Republicans and Senate Republicans restrain themselves in their own interest and McConnell's stated
  aim? Boehner is despised by the younger, more conservative members of the House Republican Conference. They are
  repelled by his personal behavior. He is louche, alcoholic, lazy, and without any commitment to any principle. Boehner
  has already tried to buy the members with campaign contributions and committee assignments, which he has already
  promised to potentially difficult members. His hold is insecure. He is not Gingrich, the natural leader of a "revolution,"
  riding the crest into power. He is careworn and threadbare, banal and hollow, holding nobody's enduring loyalty. Boehner
  is beholden and somewhat scared of his base. He twitches when they make gestures that might undermine his position.
  His impulse is to hand out money. His aim is to recreate DeLay, Inc, with Jerry Lewis, who will be the new chairman of
  Appropriations. But Boehner is neither feared nor loved. He's a would-be DeLay without the whip. He's the one at the end
  of the lash. Which means he will be under great pressure and find it hard to sustain a moderate, reasonable strategy of
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  restraint. McConnell is relatively in the same position in the Senate. On the other hand, the Congressional Republicans
  are vulnerable to a strategy that takes advantage of their internal divisions. Policies/tactics should be calculated to locate
  GOP fissures, find political space by widening schisms, and ultimately break them apart. This is, emphatically, not a
  strategy of bipartisanship as Obama has pursued it so far. It is a different and more informed approach.
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  For donilon, he can do from 9:45-12 on fri. What time do u want to do?
  Also, they did phone and ringer test and it worked fine. But can only go secure thru ops 647 1512. With red switch, it
  was dropping a few times.

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  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:27 PM
  To:
  For donilon, he can do from 9:45-12 on fri. What time do u want to do?
  Also, they did phone and ringer test and it worked fine. But can only go secure thru ops 647 1512. With red switch, it
  was dropping a few times.
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DocNumber: C05771351
MetadataSubject: NOOR AND RAMSEY
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ExtractedSubject: FW: Noor and ramsey
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Shampaine, Nicole D; Jacobs, Janice L; Kennedy, Patrick F; Jacobs, Susan S; Tueller, Matthew H
ExtractedDateSent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 3:11 PM
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  B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 3:11 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Scobey, Margaret
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 3:02 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Shampaine, Nicole D; Jacobs, Janice L; Kennedy, Patrick F; Jacobs, Susan S; Tueller, Matthew H
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
  We've been in touch with Ambassador Susan Jacobs--she is on the road now, but I understand that she did speak with
  Mr. Bower earlier today. We are keeping her posted on all of these developments.
  Someone is apparently providing the Bower family with misinformed "readouts" of both the Secretary's meeting with
  President Mubarak last week and Senator Kerry's phone call with President Mubarak yesterday (Friday)--and these
  "readouts" do not/not conform with what we understand actually took place. We do not know the source of this
  misinformation. When our officers have tried to explain the state of play, the family cite other unspecified sources
  telling them that the boys will be released.
  I intend to see Mr. Bower when he is here either tomorrow or Monday and hope to get us back onto the same page.
  Margaret
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 9:24 PM
  To: Scobey, Margaret; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Shampaine, Nicole D; Jacobs, Janice L; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
  We need our ambassador for children to reach out to him and share that guidance b/c S is getting pulled into this
  instead of it remaining at the level of folks with operational knowledge.
  Janice - who is our new children's ambassador - I would welcome them coordinating with Margaret and then also
  reaching out to Howard Dean, John Kerry and other political figures who are calling S about this matter.
  cdm
  Original Message
  From: Scobey, Margaret
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 1:36 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Shampaine, Nicole D; Jacobs, Janice L
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
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  There is no/no indication that the GOE intends to intervene in the judicial process which has yet to fully hear Mr.
  Bower's legal challenge to his wife's Egyptian custody order. As I read the read-out of Sen Kerry call to President
  Mubarak (forwarded in separate email), Mubarak said he could not intervene in the judicial process.
  The next hearing is set for October.
  A meeting on Sept 20th has been set for Mr. Bowers, the Egyptian "Good Intentions Committee"
  which is an extra-judicial group of officials who try to facilitate resolution of custody cases involving foreign parents (but
  the committee has no authority to order the children's return to Mr. Bowers), and the ex-wife, and possibly the children.
  We have been urging the GOE to assure that the boys are available to see their father on the 20th. We do not expect
  that the boys will be released to him and do not understand how the family came to believe this.
  Margaret
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 8:09 PM
  To: Scobey, Margaret; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Shampaine, Nicole D; Jacobs, Janice L
  Subject: Re: Noor and ramsey
  Are they being released to him?
  Original Message
  From: Scobey, Margaret
  To: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Shampaine, Nicole D
  Sent: Sat Sep 18 12:57:48 2010
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
  We understand that Mr. Bower still plans to travel for meeting on the 20th with Egyptian officials and ex-wife and
  possibly see his sons--that's what we are pressing for.
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2010 1:59 PM
  To: Scobey, Margaret
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl 0; Shampaine, Nicole D
  Subject: Fw: Noor and ramsey
  Margaret: greetings. Any developments on this case? Thanks, JeffJeffrey Feltman
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: 'H' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 23:47:28 2010
  Subject: RE: Noor and ramsey
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  PERFECT
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 10:51 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Re: Noor and ramsey
  This is the custody case Dean emailed you about and John Kerry called me to discuss. I personally gave a letter to
  Mubarak and asked that the children be returned to their father in the US, or, at the least, be given court ordered visits.
  I don't know what, if anything, then happened.
  I'm copying Jeff Feltman on this and asking him to have someone follow up w Dean and Kerry and to let us both know
  what's happening.
  Thx, Jeff and let me know if there is anything more I need to do. HRC
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 21:24:47 2010
  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  Howard Dean sent email at the bottom
  Any background on this?
  Original Message
  From: Toiv, Nora F
  To: Jacobs, Janice L; Bernier-Toth, Michelle
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Fri Sep 17 17:04:17 2010
  Subject: FW: Noor and ramsey
  Janice and Michelle-
  Please see below. Can we have an update on the Egypt situation? Thanks.
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  Original Message
  From: deanhowardb
  Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 3:41 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Cheryl mills
  Subject: Noor and ramsey
  Apparently Secretary Clinton got Mubarak's agreement to release the boys. The father is headed to Cairo on Monday to
  pick them up at the embassy. Staff at the embassy and at the State Dept is now saying that this is only a visitation. As
  you can imagine the family is really upset and the supporters are livid. They are expecting that Colin will be headed back
  to the states with the boys Tuesday. The press wants to know what is going on. Any advice here, because I have no idea
  what is going on? Many thanks to you and esp to Hillary for getting us this far. Howard
  Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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ExtractedBodyText: Now is good. -- really any time other than 4:30-5:15 will work. AM
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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:53 PM
  To: H; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: FA article
  Now is good. -- really any time other than 4:30-5:15 will work. AM
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:17 PM
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: FA article
  Me too but want to set time.
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa <Muscatinel@state.gov>
  To: H; Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivan.1.1@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:15:39 2010
  Subject: Re: FA article
  I am pretty flexible on time of call.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 13:44:12 2010
  Subject: FA article
  Thx for the good additions and clarifications and I'd like to do a conf call whenever convenient. Can you give me time(s)
  so I can plan?
  Also, I think the beginning from last night (draft 20)reads better than the one in the last version (draft 22). Are there
  specific points or phrases or sequencing from 22 that you believe should be added to 20?
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  With regard to the two tops, I agree that Lissa's original top was more elegant, but Jim thought, and Jake and I agreed,
  that the piece is not as compelling as it could be if we could be clearer about what you actually see coming down the
  road that informs your focus on modernizing diplomacy (e.g., you see the proliferation of foundations, corporations,
  ngos in the world as an opportunity, particularly given that we have more problems to deal with with the same
  bandwidth, so you want to start training people now to do public private partnerships; or you see public opinion as
  steadily increasing in importance, so we have to be doing public engagement in a big way). I tried to do that quickly in
  the following graph, but w/o being able to draw all the connections.

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  B5
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:57 PM
  To: H; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: FA article
  With regard to the two tops, I agree that Lissa's original top was more elegant, but Jim thought, and Jake and I agreed,
  that the piece is not as compelling as it could be if we could be clearer about what you actually see coming down the
  road that informs your focus on modernizing diplomacy (e.g., you see the proliferation of foundations, corporations,
  ngos in the world as an opportunity, particularly given that we have more problems to deal with with the same
  bandwidth, so you want to start training people now to do public private partnerships; or you see public opinion as
  steadily increasing in importance, so we have to be doing public engagement in a big way). I tried to do that quickly in
  the following graph, but w/o being able to draw all the connections.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 1:44 PM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob.'
  Subject: FA article
  Thx for the good additions and clarifications and I'd like to do a conf call whenever convenient. Can you give me time(s)
  so I can plan?
  Also, I think the beginning from last night (draft 20)reads better than the one in the last version (draft 22). Are there
  specific points or phrases or sequencing from 22 that you believe should be added to 20?
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MetadataSubject: POST MID-TERMS STRATEGY
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Post mid-terms strategy
  What I hear from Republican sources and elsewhere and what it means for Republican strategy:
  1. Rove is telling his donors that the ticket in 2012 is Romney/Barbour. Haley Barbour is
  Rove's ally. Together they constitute the heart of the GOP establishment. In a potential
  Republican administration Barbour would be a new kind of Cheney, but more politically
  skillful.
  2. Rove is at war with Palin. He has told his donors she must be stopped. Palin is well
  aware. The Politico story filled with anonymous quotes about a murky establishment vs.
  Palin is about the Death Star of Rove/Barbour. Ironies: Rove doubled down on a base
  strategy for Bush, galvanizing the right wing, now spun out of his control to Patin. The
  GOP used the far right and Palin in the mid-terms and now have to kill them in
  presidential nomination politics. Attacking PalM only builds her stature with the right.
  She plays instinctively to the base, but can she play a long game against the big boys
  determined to destroy her?
  3. Palin has already aligned Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on her side. Fox News is being
  split. Murdoch gave his big donation to the Republican Governors Association, headed
  by Barbour.
  4. Malcolm Hoenlein has been raising money hand over fist for the Republicans through
  Eric Cantor, now his vehicle. The donors are many of the same US donors to Bibi and
  Likud. Implications obvious.
  5. The House Republicans have already planned to primary all Senate Republican
  moderates in the next cycle. Olympia Snowe is a particular target.
  6. In the Senate, Jim DeMint continues to be a Fifth Column of the right, allied to the House
  Republicans, against remaining Senate GOP moderates. He will be reinforced after this
  election with Rand Paul, et al. Paul, of course, hates Mitch McConnell, and vice versa.
  7. McConnell's statement the day before the mid-terms that the goal of the GOP is to make
  Obama a one term president is, in fact, their agenda. Everything in the House and Senate
  will be bent to that end.
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  8. Can the House Republicans and Senate Republicans restrain themselves in their own
  interest and McConnell's stated aim? Boehner is despised by the younger, more
  conservative members of the House Republican Conference. They are repelled by his
  personal behavior.
  \ His aim is to recreate DeLay, Inc, with Jerry Lewis, who will be the new
  chairman of Appropriations. But Boehner is neither feared nor loved. He's a would-be
  DeLay without the whip. He's the one at the end of the lash. Which means he will be
  under great pressure and find it hard to sustain a moderate, reasonable strategy of
  restraint. McConnell is relatively in the same position in the Senate. On the other hand,
  the Congressional Republicans are vulnerable to a strategy that takes advantage of their
  internal divisions. Policies/tactics should be calculated to locate GOP fissures, find
  political space by widening schisms, and ultimately break them apart. This is,
  emphatically, not a strategy of bipartisanship as Obama has pursued it so far. It is a
  different and more informed approach.
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  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 3:02 PM
  To: H; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: FA article
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Muscatine, Lissa
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob .1
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:55:24 2010
  Subject: Re: FA article
  I'll call into ops at 3 and ask them to get you on. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  To: H; Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J<Sullivann@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:53:27 2010
  Subject: RE: FA article
  Now is good. -- really any time other than 4:30-5:15 will work. AM
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 2:17 PM
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: FA article
  Me too but want to set time.
  Original Message
  From: Muscatine, Lissa <MuscatineL@state.gov>
  To: H; Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:15:39 2010
  Subject: Re: FA article
  I am pretty flexible on time of call.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Muscatine, Lissa
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  Cc: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 13:44:12 2010
  Subject: FA article
  Thx for the good additions and clarifications and I'd like to do a conf call whenever convenient. Can you give me time(s)
  so I can plan?
  Also, I think the beginning from last night (draft 20)reads better than the one in the last version (draft 22). Are there
  specific points or phrases or sequencing from 22 that you believe should be added to 20?
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verveer, Melanne S
  Sent: Thu Nov 18 20:59:40 2010
  Subject: Re: Week ahead
  Loved surprising you last night! I'm not going to Russia after all but will probably go in the Spring and can do
  announcement then if it can hold. Maybe I could go in April at same time as your conference. Will you pls give Eric the
  dates?
  And I agreed to go to Lithuania--pis give Eric the dates for that conf too. All the best--The Surprised
  Original Message
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  To: H
  Sent: Sun Nov 14 17:42:12 2010
  Subject: Week ahead
  I'm off to Seattle for a conf on development and women at Microsoft and mtgs with Gates, etc.
  I wanted to tell you that for your trip to Russia, we have an announcement for you to Gov of St Petersburg who is the
  highest ranking female official in the Russian govt. When I saw her some months ago, she went on at length about her
  respect for you and her meeting with you when you were Senator (she also met you at the Rejkavik W conf in '98) We
  are going to hold a US-Russia women leaders Summit in St P in april. It is in response to what I heard over and over
  during my trip earlier this year that there is a strong desire (and need) to engage with US. Women and the women's
  issues have been mostly off the agenda since the days we made it such a priority in the 90's and there is considerable
  recidivism. She should be happy about the proposed summit.
  Secondly, when you meet with the Lithuanian FM this week, he will invite you to the community of Democ ministerial
  (end for Lith presidency) and as part of it a women and democ. Conf that will mark 10 years since the last one that was
  held in the continuum you started. There are so many different needs today.
  Have a good trip.
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  En route back from India and China. It was good I went to Chennai where I had a full schedule including meeting with
  another self-help group like SEWA (500 poor women showed up) It took me back to our trips. Also met with the local
  elected village council -- remarkable group of empowered women. I took both experiences to our strategic dialogue
  meeting in Delhi where we made excellent progress. We also met with the "cookstove" officials to give them heads up
  about your initiative (told Roemer too). SEWA will be on stage with you at CGI!
  Other good meetings with SEWA on markets, Afghanistan, and solar lanterns. Vital Voices conf was a huge succss. I
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  And F Secretary Rao did a nice job.
  Our China experience provided a lot of insights and we will do a short strategy paper for you. We moved the women's
  leadership forum forward. Suifficeth to say, there are so many opportunities that I believe we should be taking
  advantage of, (which we are not doing) including in the economics track. The women there are growing in power and
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  I'll see you for the NY marathon!

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  Other good meetings with SEWA on markets, Afghanistan, and solar lanterns. Vital Voices conf was a huge succss. I
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  And F Secretary Rao did a nice job.
  Our China experience provided a lot of insights and we will do a short strategy paper for you. We moved the women's
  leadership forum forward. Suifficeth to say, there are so many opportunities that I believe we should be taking
  advantage of, (which we are not doing) including in the economics track. The women there are growing in power and
  influence. More later.
  I'll see you for the NY marathon!
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  Paradigm Shift: Forward-Deployed American Engagement in Asia
  by Ernie Bower
  Experts identify trends by defining inflection points at which dynamics change and a new paradigm takes
  hold. As U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton embarks on her sixth trip to Asia and President Barack
  Obama prepares for-his second visit to the region, the outlines of a U.S. strategy for Asia are being
  revealed. A new chapter is being written and it could be entitled "Forward-Deployed Diplomacy."
  Read more...
  The Week That Was
  • Tsunami death toll reaches 408
  • 17th ASEAN Summit
  • President Obama's visit to Indonesia confirmed
  Read more...
  Looking Ahead
  • U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton's Asian tour on October 27—November 9
  • President Barack Obama's Asian tour on November 4-15, 2010
  • G-20 Summit on November 11-12 in Seoul, Republic of Korea
  Read more...
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  Paradigm Shift: Forward-Deployed American Engagement in Asia
  by Ernie Bower
  Ernest Z. Bower is the senior adviser and director of the Southeast Asia Program at the Center for
  Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C.
  Experts identify trends by defining inflection points at which dynamics change and a new paradigm takes
  hold. As U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton embarks on her sixth trip to Asia and President Barack
  Obama prepares for his second visit to the region, the outlines of a U.S. strategy for Asia are being
  revealed. A new chapter is being written and it could be entitled "Forward-Deployed Diplomacy."
  Looking back, the point of departure for the new dynamic was Secretary Clinton's strong intervention,
  backed by a consensus of concerned partners, at the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) in Hanoi in late July.
  It was Clinton's determination to speak directly and clearly on the South China Sea issue at the ARE that
  defined a real and renewed American commitment not only to be substantively involved in the creation of
  new trade and security architecture in the Asia Pacific, but to be present consistently whenever and
  wherever discussions of issues of interest to the United States and the Asia Pacific take place. At the same
  venue, China punctuated its remarkable two-decade charm offensive toward Southeast Asia by misjudging
  how it is perceived by its neighbors and overreacting to a unified expression of will to work multilaterally,
  advised by international law, to resolve disputes in the region. China's unmasking tapped into atavistic
  anxieties about how it might pursue its core interests among the ASEAN countries at the same time that
  Japan and Korea were getting in touch with those very same concerns over China's response to the
  Senkaku and Diaoyu Islands and handling North Korea after the sinking of the Cheonan.
  Clinton's words were instructive. They were not words that could be uttered by a principal who was not
  willing to back them up. The Obama administration had decided to embark on a forward-deployed
  diplomatic push toward Asia.
  Trips by the secretaries of state and defense and by President Obama can be understood in this context.
  Secretary Clinton and Secretary Robert Gates have visited Asia regularly and with purpose. Key criteria
  supporting the United States' decision to join the East Asia Summit (EAS) and advising Secretary Gates'
  enthusiastic response to Vietnam's invitation to join the ASEAN Defense Ministers' Meeting Plus included
  three important points:
  1.Recognition that ASEAN would be the core of these new structures;
  2.Understanding that structures would be ineffective unless ASEAN is strengthened; and,
  3.Commitment to substantively deepen and strengthen ties with ASEAN and its key members.
  Between them, Secretary Clinton and President Obama will visit 4 of the 10 ASEAN countries on their trips
  over the next two weeks. Secretary Clinton's trip includes seven countries in Asia, one of the most
  extensive visits of any American secretary of state. She has visited Vietnam not only to accept the invitation
  for the United States to join the EAS, but also to hold another meeting of the Lower Mekong Initiative, a
  smart partnership with four mainland Southeast Asia countries—Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam—
  focused on sustainable development, environmental issues, energy, and climate change. The Vietnam visit
  further cemented strengthening U.S.–Vietnam bilateral ties, marking American commitment to find
  alignment with one of ASEAN's most enthusiastic members.
  Secretary Clinton will also visit Guam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, and
  Australia. In each venue, as explored below in the Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th & K country
  reports, Clinton is making notable progress in advancing U.S. ties with important partners in the Asia
  Pacific.
  For his part, President Obama has accepted responsibility for strengthening the two vitally important
  relationships with India and Indonesia, respectively the second- and fourth-largest countries in the world
  and the second- and third-largest democracies. The India relationship is solid and getting stronger. The
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  Indonesia relationship is one that the Obama administration wants to transform along the lines the Bush
  administration achieved with India. President Obama will launch the Comprehensive Partnership with his
  counterpart, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and the pair will then travel to Korea for the G-20
  Summit and to Japan for the APEC Leaders' Summit.
  This year is ending well for the United States in Asia, but there are two questions Asian leaders will have for
  Secretary Clinton and President Obama: (1) is the U.S. economy on a steady path to recovery; and (2) can
  the United States resume a leadership position on trade?
  The acid test for sustained U.S. engagement in Asia is a healthy and growing American economy and
  passing the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS). Asia knows that if President Obama is willing—
  after the U.S. midterm elections today—to spend real political capital on KORUS, then the Trans-Pacific
  Partnership (TPP) becomes a real and meaningful negotiation. If not, the U.S. strategy for engaging Asia
  with ASEAN as a fulcrum will be incomplete and unconvincing.
  July was an inflection point for a new paradigm of enhanced U.S. commitment and engagement in Asia. If
  the administration is able to sustain and advance economic recovery and move on trade, it is likely that
  Hillary Clinton's legacy as secretary of state will be as the forward-deployed diplomat who recovered Asia
  for the United States at the outset of the twenty-first century.
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  The Week That Was
  PREPARATION FOR SUMMITRY
  Southeast Asia, along with partners throughout the Asia-Pacific region, spent the week preparing for and
  beginning an intense set of leaders' summits, including the 17th ASEAN Leaders Summit and the 5th East
  Asia Summit (both in Hanoi, Vietnam), the G-20 Leaders' Summit (in Seoul, Korea), and the APEC Leaders'
  Summit (in Yokohama, Japan).
  NATURAL DISASTERS
  Southeast Asia is among the world areas most vulnerable to natural disasters. Over the last several
  weeks, that fact has been tragically underlined, pointing to the need for regional governments and militaries
  to improve coordination on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts. The events are a tragic but
  timely motivation for developing new security architecture—a challenge that the region's leaders focused on
  in Hanoi at the newly expanded East Asia Summit.
  Tsunami death toll reaches 408. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake off the coast of West Sumatra triggered
  tsunami waves up to 26 feet high that crashed through the Mentawai Islands on October 25, 2010. The
  waves flattened villages and destroyed 25,000 homes. Some 13,000 people have been displaced and are
  living in camps. Another 300 are missing, and rescuers expect most to have perished. Due to the poor
  infrastructure of the islands, relief efforts have focused on using helicopters and warships to deliver food,
  supplies, and medical equipment to inaccessible areas. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono cut short his
  time at the ASEAN and East Asia Summits in Hanoi to visit the disaster-struck area. He told survivors that
  the government's assistance was unyielding. Critics have blamed a dysfunctional German-made tsunami
  early warning system that was set up after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Secretary Clinton has
  expressed her condolences for the loss of life and destruction in the islands and has noted that Americans
  are proactively providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief with other partners in the region.
  Meanwhile, Java's Mount Merapi, one of Indonesia's most active volcanoes, erupted hot ash and debris,
  killing 34 people and displacing 50,000 people.
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  Cyclone Gini displaces thousands in Burma. Cyclone Girl hit Burma's western Rakhine state last week,
  destroying the major town of Kayaukpyu. According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian
  Affairs (UNOCHA), at least 90 have been killed, 70,000 displaced, and 175,000 others impacted. With wind
  speeds up to 155 miles per hour, the storm was more powerful than Cyclone Nargis, which claimed around
  140,000 lives in 2008. Aid groups, such Myanmar Red Cross and the Social Welfare Ministry, have set up
  temporary camps to shelter more than 5,000 people.
  Flooding in Southeast Asia. As the monsoon season envelopes Southeast Asia, several countries have
  been ravaged by flooding and landslides. Thailand continues to suffer one of the worst floods in the nation's
  history, with94 people dead and 13,000 displaced. Authorities estimate 4.2 million people, mostly in the
  central and eastern areas, were affected by the flooding as their homes, farmland, and livestock were
  submerged. Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva promised that the flooding will not be allowed to reach Bangkok
  proper due to the city's importance as the nation's economic center. Heavy rains and flooding in central
  Vietnam's Nghe An, Ha Tinh, and Quang Binh provinces have left at least 66 dead and 17,000 households
  submerged in water.
  CSIS Southeast Asia encourages our readers to support the recovery efforts by contributing using the
  following links to key relief agencies.
  Donations can be sent to the Indonesian Red Cross (Palang Merah Indonesia) (www.pmi.or.id) and
  Indonesian Relief-USA (www.indonesiarelief-usa.org)
  ASEAN
  7th ASEAN-China Business and Investment Summit. China hosted the seventh China-ASEAN business
  and investment summit on October 19, 2010 in Nanning, capital city of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
  Region of China. A top Chinese political adviser reaffirmed at the summit's opening ceremony that "no
  matter how strong and powerful China can be, the country's policy of mutual trust, equal treatment, good-
  neighborhood, mutually beneficial cooperation, and common development would remain unchanged in
  developing relations with ASEAN countries." The leaders agreed to create a business advisory committee
  of 33 Chinese and ASEAN companies in January 2011 to provide private-sector guidance for ways to
  effectively expand trade and investment. ASEAN-China two-way trade reached $ 211.3 billion from January
  to September 2010, up 44 percent year-on-year, as the China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA)
  went into effect on January 1, 2010.
  17th ASEAN Summit. ASEAN's leaders convened in Hanoi on October 28-30 for their 17th annual
  summit. They reviewed progress toward their collective goals for economic, political, and social integration
  defined in the ASEAN Charter (http://www.aseansec.org/21069.pdf). The leaders met amid growing
  confidence about regional recovery. The World Bank and IMF estimate the region's GDP will expand by 6.5
  percent in 2010. The leaders also recognized the need to accelerate integration efforts as their partners
  from around the Asia-Pacific region have come to a consensus that ASEAN will be the core of new regional
  architecture for trade and security.
  ASEAN currency coordination? In the context of continued global concern about currency valuations,
  ASEAN leaders discussed options for greater coordination on currency policies to prevent the decline of
  exports. Recognizing their limited influence in thecurrency drama being played out by the world's largest
  economies, ASEAN Secretary General Dr. Surin Pitsuwan suggested that the bloc boost regional demand
  and reduce reliance on U.S. and European markets. Malaysian prime minister Najib also urged ASEAN not
  to be distracted by the currency tension but to focus on greater trade links in the region. Indonesia,
  Thailand, and the Philippines are pushing ASEAN to adopt a common foreign-exchange position ahead of
  the G-20 Summit in an effort to prevent competitive devaluations among members. Indonesia is a member
  of the G-20, and Vietnam will represent ASEAN at the G-20 Summit in its current role as Chair of ASEAN.
  ASEAN endorses connectivity plan. ASEAN leaders agreed on a "connectivity master plan" outlining
  strategies to improve the region's connectivity in three major areas: physical connectivity (transport and
  infrastructure), institutional connectivity (trade and investment liberalization), and people-to-people
  connectivity (tourism and education). The plan seeks to bridge the economic diversity in the region and help
  ASEAN achieve its goals of an integrated community in 2015. The plan also supports connectivity with the
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  "Plus 3" partners in East Asia, China, Japan and South Korea. Those countries have provided financial
  support for several infrastructure projects in ASEAN counties.
  ASEAN ministers call for agreement on climate change. On October 13, 2010, in Bandar Seri Begawan
  of Brunei the 12th Informal ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on the Environment called for a legally binding
  agreement to restrict global temperature rise to less than two degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial level,
  underlining the importance of reaching a climate change deal at the United Nations Conference on Climate
  Change (UNCCC) to be held in Cancun, Mexico, from November 29 to December 10. The Ministers urged
  developed countries to define "specific and binding targets" for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and
  called on them to provide developing countries with "adequate, predictable, and sustainable" financial
  resources. Created under the ASEAN Charter, the ASEAN Climate Change Initiative (ACCI) serves as a
  regional platform to strengthen regional mitigation and adaptation efforts.
  Burma not on the agenda, but discussed. Indonesia's foreign minister Marty Natalegawa announced that
  Burma's controversial election was "not officially scheduled" for the 17th ASEAN Summit. However, sources
  involved indicated that Burma and the elections were discussed in some detail during both the ministerial
  meeting and among the leaders. One outcome is that all resident ASEAN embassies in Burma will be
  invited to be "observers" for the election and will be allowed facilitated access to the election process
  "without restrictions." All ASEAN members indicated their interest in joining that effort. There were
  apparently indications that opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi could be released after the elections.
  ASEAN + 3 summit concludes. ASEAN leaders met their dialogue partner counterparts from Japan,
  Republic of Korea, and China for the annual ASEAN + 3 Summit. At the meeting, Japanese prime minister
  Naoto Kan agreed to help to support the implementation of the newly adopted Master Plan on ASEAN
  Connectivity. ASEAN and South Korean leaders also agreed to elevate their cooperation to a strategic
  partnership by endorsing a Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity, which is
  available on http://asean2010.vn/asean en/news/48/2DAA0A/Joint-Declaration-on-ASEAN-REPUBLIC-OF-
  KOREA-strategic-partnership-for-peace-and-prosperity. ASEAN and China reaffirmed their commitment to
  comprehensive cooperation toward balanced and sustained development by adopting a Joint Statement on
  Sustainable Development, available on http://asean2010.vn/asean en/news/48/2DAA0E/ASEAN-China-
  Leaders-Joint-Statement-on-Sustainable-Development.
  China-Japan-ROK meeting in Hanoi. Leaders of China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea (ROK) met on
  the sidelines of the 17th ASEAN summit held October 28-30 in Hanoi. At the meeting, they agreed that
  their trilateral cooperation will not only serve the interest of the three nations but also contribute to boosting
  regional cooperation, peace, and stability in East Asia. Chinese premier Wen Jiabao underlined, "The
  correction direction of the tripartite cooperation should be firmly kept from a strategic perspective." China
  also pushed for completion of joint study on a China-Japan-ROK free trade area.
  INDONESIA
  President Obama's visit to Indonesia confirmed. The U.S. president will revisit the city where he spent
  several years of his childhood during his 10-day Asia tour and will formally launch the U.S.-Indonesia
  comprehensive partnership, which includes major initiatives in maritime security, counterterrorism, higher
  education, and climate change cooperation. Indonesia, nearly twice the size of the next largest member, will
  chair ASEAN and the East Asia Summit next year. It is also the world's fourth-largest country, third-largest
  democracy, and home to the largest number of Muslims in the world, though it is not an Islamic country.
  Strengthening ties with Indonesia is very important to the United States as it seeks to strengthen links with
  ASEAN and enhance the capacity and integration efforts among ASEAN members so the 10-country group
  will be a solid foundation for new regional security and trade architecture in Asia. On November 10, 2010,
  President Obama will deliver a speech at the Istiqlal Mosque, addressing Indonesians in a speech being
  described as building on the ideas in his Cairo speech in June 2009, where he called for "a new beginning"
  between the United States and the Muslim world. The president is likely to link the success of Indonesian
  and Malaysian Muslims to sustainable economic models and democratic governance structures. More
  analysis on the U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership can be found on the cogitAsia blog here:
  http://cogitasia.com/2010/09/30/the-u-s-indonesia-comprehensive-partnership-the-securitv-component/)
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  Aceh terror suspect held in Malaysia. Indonesian authorities have confirmed that Taufik Marzuki,
  currently in Malaysian detention, is the terror suspect involved in the Aceh ideological and military training
  camp that police raided earlier this year. As a member of the Islamist Kumpulan Mujahiddin, he is thought to
  be involved in the Aceh terrorist network and has been on the police's wanted list since March 2010. In
  another example of outstanding transnational cooperation on counterterrorism in ASEAN, Taufik fled to
  Malaysia after the police raid and was arrested on September 29, 2010, by Malaysian authorities
  coordinating with their Indonesian counterparts.
  Anti-government rallies in Jakarta. Marking the first anniversary of President Susilo Bambang
  Yudhoyono's second term, hundreds of protestors congregated outside the presidential palace, throwing
  stones and setting tires on fire, demanding that the president step down. The police resorted to firing tear
  gas and warning shots to disperse the crowd. Several smaller demonstrations occurred in other islands as
  well. The protestors indicated that they are dissatisfied with the president for not fulfilling his campaign
  promises concerning corruption, improvement of human rights, and economic recovery. More protests are
  planned in the near future.
  APEC
  Secretary Clinton to miss 2010 APEC ministerial meeting. Boasting an otherwise perfect attendance
  record on key Asian ministerial meetings, it appears the APEC ministerial meeting is one meeting too far for
  Secretary Clinton, who is covering seven countries on her current pan-Asian visit. She has asked Deputy
  Secretary of State Jim Steinberg to attend the 2010 APEC ministerial meeting on November 10 in
  Yokohama, Japan. President Obama will attend the 2010 APEC Leaders' Meeting on November 12-13 in
  Yokohama, but Clinton's absence does highlight the question of whether APEC will retain its prominence
  and relevance as other regional structures such as the East Asia Summit add the United States and Russia
  to their memberships.
  APEC business leaders recommend free trade. The APEC Business Advisory Council, composed of
  representatives from business communities in each of APEC's 21 member economies, urged APEC leaders
  to speed up establishment of the free trade zone, known as Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) to
  materialize trade liberalization in the region. In its proposal submitted to Japan, chair of the 2010 APEC
  Summit, the council made a reference to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) as a model and argued,
  "FTAAP is an inspirational but achievable vehicle for delivering free and open trade and investment in the
  Asia-Pacific region." Recent research suggests that removing tariffs and implementing trade facilitation
  measures in an FTAAP would increase regional economic growth by 2.9 percent.
  BURMA/MYANMAR
  International community responds to elections in Burma. On October 27—less than two weeks before
  the national elections—Burmese foreign minister Nyan Win said that the military junta "will release Aung
  San Suu Kyi (ASSK) maybe after the elections." However, no date was specified. U.S. State Department
  spokesman Philip Crowley accused the military regime of "craven manipulation" of the elections by offering
  to release ASSK only after voting. He demanded Burma free all political prisoners immediately and allow
  Suu Kyi to participate in the elections. United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-Moon also called on
  Burma's Southeast Asian neighbors to act more aggressively in urging Burma to provide political space and
  free elections or risk tarnishing their own democratic credentials. Philippines' president Benigno Simeon
  Aquino III cited the exclusion of ASSK as a sign that the elections lack credibility. Cambodia, Laos,
  Thailand, and Vietnam issued a joint statement calling for free and fair elections. Australian prime minister
  Julia Gillard added her voice to the discussion by stating her concern with Burma's human rights violations.
  Burmese General Than Shwe will not compete in the election. According to a Southeast Asian
  diplomat, Burma's general Than Shwe will not be running in the national election on November 7, 2010. The
  diplomat spoke on condition of anonymity. While it is widely believed that Than Shwe's name will not
  appear on the ballot during the elections, it remains unclear what role he will play in the country's political
  future.
  THAILAND
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  Thai-Burma border closure during elections. Tighter restrictions have been placed on the shared border
  after reports of people being detained for attempting to place explosives at the Rangoon International
  Airport and other public buildings in Rangoon, Mandalay, and the federal capital Naypyitaw. The suspects
  are believed to have connections to the armed anti-government movements: All Burma Students
  Democratic Front (ABSDF) and Karen National Union (KNU), which are based near the border. Thai
  authorities say that the border will remain closed until November 14, 2010, one week after the elections in
  Burma.
  Bangkok to vote on Cambodian-Thai border. Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva informed a group of
  Cambodian reporters in Bangkok that Thailand's National Assembly is set to deliberate on the minutes of a
  bilateral joint border committee (JBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia held on October 26, 2010.
  Negotiations of the JBC were suspended last year because the Thai parliament had not endorsed the
  agreed minutes. The documents stipulate joint demining and demarcation projects along the border near
  the Preah Vihear temple and redeployment of soldiers in the zone in order to diffuse border tensions. The
  parliament's approval will not only facilitate the JBC's future tasks but also expedite the resolution of long-
  standing disputes over the two countries' shared boundary. However, citing insufficient time, the
  parliamentary vote is reportedly suspended until next week.
  Ties with Cambodia strained over DSI report. In mid-October, Thailand's Department of Special
  Investigation (DSI) disclosed a report claiming that militant "Red shirts" received special weapon training in
  Siem Reap, Cambodia. This bombshell accusation took place as relations between the two kingdoms were
  restored after their two premiers met in New York in September and in Brussels in October. Prime Minister
  Hun Sen of Cambodia rejected the allegation and argued, "Cambodia has [an] obligation to fight against
  terrorism and has no interest in interfering into the internal affairs of Thailand." Prime Minister Abhisit
  Vejjajiva of Thailand, who was assured by the Cambodian leader's non-interference policy, warned the DSI
  to take 'extra caution' when making such a public statement.
  VIETNAM
  U.S.-Vietnam ties strengthened. During the 17th ASEAN Summit, U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton
  and Vietnamese foreign minister Pham Gia Khiem witnessed the signing of two cooperative agreements.
  The first is a contract for Vietnam Airlines to buy B787-9 aircraft from the U.S. Boeing Company; the second
  is a commitment between the Vietnam Ministry of Information and Communication and the U.S. Microsoft
  Corporation to improve Vietnam's information technology. Both countries also agreed to work on marine
  security and disaster relief. See Secretary Clinton's remarks with Foreign Minister Khiem here:
  http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2010/10/150189.htm.
  Japan and Vietnam cooperate on rare earth metals and nuclear power. During the East Asia Summit in
  Hanoi, Japanese prime minister Naoto Kan and Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung agreed to
  cooperate in developing rare earth metals and building nuclear power. The two countries will conduct joint
  geological surveys of the rare earth minerals. Japan also agreed to build two of four nuclear power plants
  planned in Vietnam. These partnerships are seen as part of Vietnam's attempt to speed up resource
  development to meet the growing demand of its economy.
  U.N. secretary general visits Vietnam for the first time. United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-moon
  made his first official visit to Vietnam on October 28-30, 2010. Ban met with President Nguyen Minh Triet
  and Communist Party general secretary Nong Duc Manh. He also attended the third ASEAN-U.N. Summit
  on October 29. During his meeting with President Triet, Ban congratulated Vietnam on its successes as
  ASEAN chair and its contributions to the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals. President
  Triet took the occasion to propose that the UN provide information and financial assistance to help Vietnam
  cope with climate change.
  Should Vietnam continue its bauxite mining projects? Explicitly as a result of the massive toxic mud
  spill in Hungary in early October, a group of Vietnamese statesmen petitioned the government to close
  bauxite mines in Vietnam's central highlands. The petition was signed by 15 senior officials, including
  former Vietnamese vice president Nguyen Thi Binh. Together they called on the government to close the
  current mines and cancel all future operations. However, their concerns were dismissed by the Vietnam
  National Coal and Mineral Group (Vinacomin), which claimed that, unlike Hungary, Vietnam has plans to
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  guarantee environmental safety. Also, if the projects are canceled, Vinacomin will suffer great losses
  because two-thirds of the investment has already been disbursed. Opposition to the mining deal sets a new
  benchmark in the role of nongovernment actors influencing decisionmaking in Vietnam. Among those
  opposing the deal is national hero and 97-year-old war veteran General Vo Nguyen Giap. He is joined by a
  wide coalition of Vietnamese citizens including bloggers and scientists. Some analysts believe that China's
  involvement in the deal—the deal involves the Aluminum Corporation of China (Chinalco)—is a contributing
  factor to the grassroots opposition.
  Vietnamese government evaluates the near collapse of state-owned Vinashin. Vinashin, Vietnam's
  state-owned shipbuilding firm, was founded in 1996 and became one of the country's eight Economic
  Groups in 2006. It contributed more than $169.6 million to the government's budget by the end of 2009.
  However, in the last two years, the firm has incurred tremendous losses as a result of the global financial
  crisis. Instead of accurately reporting its deficit, Vinashin officials claimed to have earned $38.25 million in
  profit while actually losing $81.6 million. Because Vinashin is a state-owned company, the government
  plays a significant role in responding to this crisis. Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung attributed
  this situation to "managerial weakness, a lapse in responsibility, [and] deliberate violations and the
  falsification of financial reports...." Companies claimed that the government needs to increase controls on
  the way state-owned companies use their investment capital. The company's problems and its fate are an
  important harbinger of how the government will handle state-owned enterprises, address corruption, and
  manage the privatization process.
  CAMBODIA
  United Nations chief visits Cambodia. On his four-Asian-nation tour, UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon
  paid a three-day visit to Cambodia. In a meeting with the UN chief, Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen
  threatened to close down the local UN human rights office if General Secretary Ban does not replace the
  current UN human rights representative, Christophe Peschoux, who was accused of representing
  Cambodian opposition parties rather than working on human rights issues. On the Khmer Rouge tribunals,
  Hun Sen demanded that the UN-backed court must cease seeking new more indictments in order to
  maintain Cambodia's peace and stability. The premier asserted that additional prosecutions will "reopen old
  wounds and trigger another civil war" in his nation. Secretary Ban responded by defending the rights of the
  UN office head and underlining the importance of the court's independence. The UN chief also urged both
  Cambodia and Thailand to address their current border disputes through peaceful means.
  Clinton to visit Cambodia from October 30 to November 1. U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton visited
  Cambodia, marking the third trip to Cambodia by top U.S. secretaries of state, namely Colin Powell in 2003
  and Warren Christopher in 1996. Clinton's visit will coincide with the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations
  between the U.S. and Cambodia. For more details on the trip:
  http://www.state.qov/r/pa/prs/ps/2010/10/150193.htm.The two countries cohosted "Angkor Sentinel" military
  exercises, held in July 2010 in Cambodia and attended by 26 countries. In October 2010, hundreds of
  Cambodian and U.S. sailors conducted a joint maritime security and security training exercise in Cambodia
  known as "Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training Cambodia 2010." Clinton's trip is also seen as part of
  the U.S. effort to deepen its interests in Southeast Asia ahead of joining the East Asia Summit. During the
  visit, Secretary Clinton agreed to send U.S. experts to resume negotiations with Cambodia with a view to
  exploring ways to resolve the Cambodian debt issue. She also hinted, "The United States would be
  interested in seeing the money spent in Cambodia on improving education or environmental protection,
  instead of taking a direct payment."
  SOUTH CHINA SEA
  ASEAN and China will meet to discuss South China Sea. According to ASEAN secretary general Dr.
  Surin Pitsuwan, ASEAN and China will launch a working group meeting in December to prepare for a code
  of conduct to resolve the territorial disputes in the South China Sea. The meeting will be held in China. The
  ASEAN foreign ministers are keen to avert military conflict and strengthen confidence in the region. The
  code of conduct will implement the Declaration on Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, which was
  signed in 2002 by all ASEAN member states and China. ASEAN and China have been unable to agree on
  implementing modalities for the past eight years.
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  Cambodia rejects internationalization of South China Sea. Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen recently
  urged all claimants to the South China Sea to use existing mechanisms to resolve the dispute through
  consultations and to fully adhere to the Declaration on Conduct in the South China Sea agreed in 2002. His
  statement is seen as action taken in response to a request from China. Cambodia, which itself is not a
  claimant, also urged some countries not to pressure China. In the 2002 declaration, ASEAN and China
  agreed to create a peaceful, friendly, and harmonious environment in the South China Sea with a view to
  promoting peace, stability, economic growth, and prosperity in the region. ASEAN and China differ on
  whether to resolve disputes multilaterally (the ASEAN view) or bilaterally (China's preference).
  China expands naval fleet. Amid disputes with ASEAN members over the South China Sea, with Japan
  •over the East China Sea (Senkaku and Diaoyu Islands), and with Korea related to North Korea's sinking of
  the Cheonan, China is expanding its fleet of naval surveillance ships. China launched a new high-speed
  inspection ship, and 36 more are expected to be added. The latest ship—China Marine Surveillance 75—
  would patrol the South China Sea. Beijing dismissed criticism suggesting the additional ships might be
  perceived as aggressive and explained that the ships will be used solely to protect its maritime rights.
  MALAYSIA
  Secretary Clinton to visit Kuala Lumpur. Secretary Clinton will be arriving in Malaysia on November 1.
  This is the first official visit to Malaysia by a U.S. secretary of state in 15 years. The three-day official visit to
  Malaysia, the longest leg of Clinton's Asia trip, is a reflection of the strengthening of ties between Malaysia
  and the United States. Secretary Clinton was scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Najib, but he came
  down with chicken pox on the last day of the ASEAN Summit and related summits in Hanoi, Vietnam.
  Clinton will meet with Malaysia's foreign minister, Datuk Seri Anifah Aman. A noteworthy feature of the visit
  will be the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Malaysian Government and the
  United States on Science and Technology Cooperation During a briefing in Washington D.C., Assistant
  Secretary of State Kurt Campbell said, "Few countries have come as far, in terms of our bilateral
  relationship, as the one between the United States and Malaysia." Malaysia's efforts to strengthen ties are
  resulting in a warm embrace from Washington, D.C. The Clinton visit was in line with the commitment by
  U.S. president Barack Obama to elevate ties with Malaysia to a higher level during a bilateral meeting with
  Prime Minister Najib at the Nuclear Nonproliferation Summit in April 2010. Since then, Malaysia has sent
  military doctors and specialists to Afghanistan, strengthened its nonproliferation regime through passing the
  Security Trade Act, joined the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade negotiations, and is working closely with the
  United States on transnational issues such as climate change and counterterrorism.
  By-elections in Sabah and Kelantan. Malaysia's Election Commission (EC) has set November 4, 2010,
  for two important parliamentary by-elections in Batu Sapi in Sabah and Galas in Kelantan. The elections are
  seen as an important referendum on Prime Minister Najib's leadership, specifically his reform efforts.
  Najib unveils Budget. Prime Minister Najib unveiled his 2011 budget on October 16, laying the roadmap for
  the country for the next few years. Among the highlights of the budget are plans to build another six
  highways and a 100-story tower, implementing a Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) transportation system in Kuala
  Lumpur, and Rural Basic Infrastructure (RBI) NKRA initiatives such as providing clean and treated water,
  electricity, and roads to improve the living standards of rural communities, especially those in Sabah and
  Sarawak. The Malaysian government also announced that it has achieved its budget target for the first time
  in three years and announced deficit reductions for 2011.
  Indian prime minister visits Malaysia. As part of his "Look East" policy, Indian prime minister Manmohan
  Singh made a visit to Malaysia on October 26 on his way to the East Asia Summit in Hanoi. He met with
  Prime Minister Najib and discussed issues of economic integration and cooperation in the areas of
  infrastructure development, railways, knowledge industries, energy, defense, and greater people-to-people
  exchanges. The visit is expected to culminate in the signing of several pacts and the announcement of the
  conclusion of negotiations over an India-Malaysia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement
  (CECA) that is expected to conclude early next year.
  Malaysia urged to be firm in corruption fight. While Malaysia remained in the same spot as last year's
  on Transparency International's (TI) yearly corruption scale at 56th position, its corruption score dropped
  from 4.5 to 4.4. TI's corruption scale ranges from zero (perceived to be highly corrupt) to 10 (thought to
  have little corruption). Malaysia's 2010 target was to reach a score of 4.9. Although Prime Minister Najib
  has pledged to tackle corruption and introduced a series of reform measures, IT urged Malaysia to be firmer
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  in fighting corruption. Paul Low, president of TI Malaysia, stated that for Malaysia to achieve its national
  target of high-income and developed nation status by 2020, it needs to maintain and enhance its
  commitment to fight corruption. Endemic corruption has hampered Malaysia's efforts to attracted much-
  needed foreign investment and has posed significant challenges for the country's overall economic
  development.
  PHILIPPINES
  Philippines in top 10 for gender equality. The World Economic Forum ranked the Philippines 9th among
  nearly 200 countries in gender equality in its 2010 Global Gender Gap Report, the highest ranking in Asia.
  the Philippines also ranked first on education and health in Asia, 13th on economic participation, and 17th
  on political empowerment. The report comes amid the debate over the passage of the Reproductive Health
  Bill, which has been staunchly opposed by the Catholic Church. The report quantifies equality in the areas
  of politics, education, employment, and health. The high ranking illustrates the improved status of Filipino
  women in society. Though discrimination still exists, more women than men are now enrolled in college,
  hold CEO positions at the top corporations, and practice previously male-dominated positions like law,
  medicine, and engineering in the Philippines.
  Philippines to deepen cooperation with Vietnam. President Aquino will sign four landmark
  memorandums of agreement (MOAs) with Vietnam when he visits the country for the East Asia Summit.
  Aquino's visit is by invitation of Vietnamese president Nguyen Min Triet and is his first visit to an ASEAN
  country after his inauguration. The MOAs will focus on academic cooperation, defense cooperation, oil spill
  preparedness and response, and search and rescue at sea.
  "PH" and "PHL" instead of "RP." The Department of Foreign Affairs has adopted "PH" and "PHL," which
  are the initials designated by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), as the acronyms for
  the nation. The older "RP" is the acronym for Republic of the Philippines and has caused confusion with
  other countries. It is unclear if the names of treaties and government bodies using the initials "RP" would
  have to be renamed, such as the RP-U.S. Visiting Forces Agreement.
  NEW ZEALAND
  Pacific Partners: Washington Seminar. The CSIS study Pacific Partners: The Future of U.S.-New
  Zealand Relations is well under way. On Wednesday October 27, 2010, a U.S.-New Zealand expert
  seminar discussed and debated the first draft of the study. Nearly 30 experts offered their wisdom and
  expertise by giving commentary and feedback. The next review will be held in Wellington, New Zealand, on
  November 22, and the study will be finalized in January and published at the U.S.-New Zealand Partnership
  Forum in Christchurch in February 2011. It will lay out a series of research-backed recommendations for
  taking the United States and New Zealand to the next level. Prime Minister John Key and Foreign Minister
  Murray McCully will receive Secretary Clinton on Thursday November 4, 2010, in Wellington for her three-
  day visit and will sign the Wellington Declaration. U.S. assistant secretary of state Kurt Campbell stated that
  the declaration will underline the United States' desire to enhance U.S.-New Zealand cooperation on issues
  ranging from nuclear nonproliferation and climate change to stability in the Pacific Islands.
  John Key attends the East Asia Summit. New Zealand's prime minister, John Key, has said the Burmese
  election was a step in the right direction, but not enough to satisfy New Zealand. Prime Minister Key said he
  would raise the issue with UN secretary general Ban Ki-Moon, who will be at the summit. For New
  Zealand's bid for a seat on the UN Security Council in 2015, Secretary Ban will also be invited to the Pacific
  Islands Forum to be held in Auckland next year. If he accepts, he will be the first UN secretary general to
  attend.
  Trade deficit expands. Although New Zealand's exports increased recently, its strong domestic demand
  and currency caused import growth to rise faster. Increased purchases of cars and machinery contributed to
  the widening of this gap. The expansion of New Zealand's exports by 0.3 percent, or $2.3 billion, was the
  first time in four months and was concentrated in milk powder, butter, and cheese. Imports have increased
  by 3.6 percent, or $2.77 billion, and are led by purchases of vehicles, machinery, and equipment.
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  AUSTRALIA
  Prime Minister Julia Gillard on the move. Prime Minister Gillard was in Hanoi this weekend for the Fourth
  East Asia Summit. Gillard indicated that in addition to the various security, political, and economic topics
  that will be discussed, she would take a strong position regarding upholding basic human rights in Burma.
  Following her trip, Prime Minister Gillard visited Indonesia and Malaysia and discussed human trafficking
  and asylum seekers. She will also have the opportunity to ask Indonesian president Susilo Bambang
  Yudhoyono for clemency for convicted Australian drug trafficker Schapelle Corby.
  AUSMIN November 8, 2010. U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton and U.S. secretary of defense Robert
  Gates will participate in the 14th Australia-U.S. Ministerial (AUSMIN) on November 8, 2010. The AUSMIN is
  taking place after being postponed when Secretary of State Clinton needed to turn around en route to
  Australia due to the earthquake in Haiti in January 2010. Australia's foreign minister Kevin Rudd and
  defense minister Stephen Smith will host the consultations at Government House in Melbourne. This will be
  Secretary Clinton's first visit to Australia. AUSMIN is the premier forum for strengthening Australia-U.S.
  cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region and globally on foreign policy, defense, and strategic matters.
  Afghan troops train with Special Forces. Six Afghan troops were flown to Australia to train alongside
  Australia's elite Special Forces. Air Chief Marshal Houston defends the decision but neither confirms nor
  denies reports the men are linked to Afghan warlord Matiullah Khan, who protects U.S. and Australian
  convoys in the Uruzagan province. This training program is seen as a calculated risk and a tactical decision
  that will be beneficial to security in the long run. Some critics say that the government needs to reveal the
  security process these men underwent before entering the country.
  SINGAPORE
  Indonesian haze plagues Singapore and neighbors. Illegal forest-clearing fires on Indonesia's Sumatra
  Island are sending haze across the Malacca Strait to neighboring Malaysia and Singapore, causing the
  worst air pollution since 2006. Singapore received a Pollution Standards Index reading of 72/100,
  considered to be in the moderate range. Singapore's Environment and Water Resources minister Yaacob
  Ibrahim noted that ASEAN environment ministers may need to conduct another meeting to discuss
  measures to combat the haze generated by uncontrolled forest fires on Sumatra. Environment ministers
  from ASEAN states had met in Brunei on October 13 to discuss national, subregional, and regional
  activities dealing with land and forest fires. Ibrahim noted that Singapore was disappointed at the recent
  turn of events and that Indonesia has been reminded several times to take more substantive action when
  tackling the issue of transboundary pollution.
  Deputy prime minister steps down after 17 years. After leading a 24,000-strong home team for 17 years,
  Wong Kan Seng, Singapore's deputy prime minister for home affairs, announced October 27 that he would
  step down from his post. The Home Affairs Ministry oversees such departments and divisions as the Police
  Force, the Civil Defense Force, the Prison Service, the Internal Security Department, and the Immigration
  and Checkpoints Authority. Law minister K. Shanmugam, who was the second home affairs minister, took
  over from Mr. Wong on November 1, 2010.
  LAOS
  Laos and Thailand border demarcation. Following a three-year suspension, bilateral negotiations on
  border demarcation between Laos and Thailand are set to resume in January 2011. Laotian foreign minister
  Thounloun Sisoulit underlined the need for fully demarcated borders, creating a legacy for future
  generations and avoiding mistrust between the neighbors. Ninety-three percent of Cambodian-Laos borders
  have been officially demarcated.
  Laos needs $15 billion to finance its development projects. In a recent meeting with its donor countries,
  Laos presented its national development plan to be implemented from 2011 to 2015. The five-year
  development strategy costs about $15 billion. The proposed sources of funding are as follows: 26 percent
  from foreign assistance, about 60 percent from foreign direct investment, 10 percent from domestic credit,
  and 10 percent from the national government. Donor countries agreed on October 21 to support the
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  development compact, seeking $3.9 billion from external aid. The donors' main interests in Laos are
  promotion of equitable future growth and transparency in government's revenues.
  Laos learns socialist modernization from China. The Communist parties of China and Laos cohosted
  the inaugural "socialist modernization" seminar titled "Major Theory and Practice in the Socialist
  Modernization Drive." China Communist Party member Liu Yunshan underlined the need to "strike a
  balance among reform, development, and stability, and create a favorable condition for the socialist
  modernization drive. China will continue to uphold the great banner of socialist development with Chinese
  characteristics, emancipate the mind, keep pace with the times, promote sound and fast social and
  economic development, and open up a new prospect in the socialist construction cause."
  BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
  Japan offers flood assistance for Brunei. Japan's ambassador to Brunei, Norike Hirose, suggested that
  Japan could potentially partner with Brunei to help develop infrastructure and to enforce effective methods
  for flood prevention. Ambassador Hirose noted that Japan had already developed the infrastructure
  necessary to deal with severe flooding, and that the Bruneian government could consider engaging the
  Japanese government on that level. Japan has developed an advanced rapid-response system and
  provisions for the control of extreme flooding.
  China's Huawei to build broadband network in Brunei. Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications network
  solutions provider, announced it had been selected as the exclusive provider for the Brunei Next Generation
  Broadband Network (BNBN) project of Telekom Brunei Berhad. The project is the largest investment of its
  kind ever made by Telekom Brunei Berhad. BNBN will oversee the development of four major areas in
  Brunei.
  MEKONG RIVER
  MRC recommends postponing dam construction. According to a report commissioned by the Mekong
  River Commission (MRC), no dam should be built on the main stream of the lower Mekong River for the
  next decade. The report comes weeks after Laos formally notified its neighbors that it wants to build a major
  dam at Xayaboury near the border with Thailand. Weighing the potential risks and economic benefits, the
  MRC recommended deferring dam construction for the next 10 years. It cited the catastrophic
  consequences for fish stocks that could be caused by the mainstream dams.
  Lower Mekong Initiative addresses climate change effects. On October 30, Secretary Clinton hosted a
  meeting with her counterparts from Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam to discuss plans fOr the Lower
  Mekong Initiative. They first addressed the potential impact of building dams on the Lower Mekong, then
  discussed ways to adapt to the effects of a changing climate and agreed to explore sustainable operating
  structures for the region.
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  U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton's Asian tour on October 27—November 9. Secretary Clinton visits
  Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, and Australia. The trip is
  characterized as "cool-headed, constructive diplomacy" with China and efforts to boost American ties with
  Pacific neighbors. The secretary's first trip as secretary of state was to the ASEAN region. She visited
  Indonesia and paid a courtesy call on ASEAN secretary general Dr. Surin Pitsuwan at the ASEAN
  Secretariat in Jakarta.
  President Barack Obama's Asian tour on November 4-15, 2010. President Obama will make a state
  visit to India (November 5-9), formally launch the new Comprehensive Partnership with Indonesia
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  (November 9-10), participate in the G-20 Leaders' Summit in the Republic of Korea (November 11-12),
  and attend the APEC Leader's Summit in Japan (November 13-14).
  25th Australia-United States Ministerial Consultations (2010 AUSMIN) November 8. The AUSMIN is
  the principal bilateral forum between Australia and the United States to discuss and share perspectives and
  approaches on major global and regional political issues and to deepen bilateral security and defense
  cooperation. Annually held in an alternate fashion, this forum is headed by both nations' defense and
  foreign ministers. This year, both Secretary Clinton and Secretary Gates will be in Melbourne. Their visit will
  also mark the 25th anniversary of the AUSMIN talks, launched in 1985, and 70 years of diplomatic relations
  between Australia and the United States.
  G-20 Summit on November 11-12 in Seoul, Republic of Korea. The summit will discuss a broad range
  of issues including global economic recovery and measures to prevent "competitive devaluations" among its
  members amid foreign-exchange tension.
  18th APEC Leaders' Summit on November 13-14 in Yokohama, Japan. President Barack Obama will
  attend this economic conference whose major focus will be achieving the "Bogor Goals," which called for
  industrialized member economies and developing members to achieve free and open trade by 2010 and
  2020 respectively.
  United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNCCC) in Cancun, Mexico, November 29—December 10,
  2010.
  Hu Jintao visit to Washington, Q1 2011. The United States and China have begun preparation for an
  official visit to the United States by President Hu Jintao in the first quarter of 2011. The visit could help ease
  regional tensions in Asia over perceived U.S.-Sino competition in a number of areas ranging from currency
  valuation to security-related issues in Southeast and Northeast Asia.
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  Sent: Friday, November 19, 2010 3:26 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Gaza militants fire heavy rocket into Israel
  From: Larkins, Neal B
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-0_0S; SES-O_Shift-I
  Sent: Fri Nov 19 03:21:34 2010
  Subject: (AP) Gaza militants fire heavy rocket into Israel
  JERUSALEM (AP) Israel's military says Gaza militants have fired a military-grade rocket into Israel, causing light damage
  and no injuries. Militants from inside Gaza regularly fire small rockets they manufacture themselves and only rarely use
  military-grade projectiles such as the relatively powerful Grad launched early on November 19. None of the armed
  groups in Hamas-ruled Gaza immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. An Israeli airstrike this week killed two
  senior members of one such group, the Army of Islam. Another faction released a video in Hebrew threatening
  retaliation for their deaths.
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  Given your recognition of the importance of procurement reform, I thought you might like to see that
  USAID is getting credit for making changes already. This is both the right thing to do and getting good
  press where it counts. AM
  Dear Friends and Colleagues:
  What if we told you a little-known bureaucratic process called "Implementation and Procurement Reform,"
  IPR for short, was one of the biggest victories for poor people in years? It means more aid can go directly
  through a country's own systems, making them stronger. It also means that more aid will be administered
  by local organizations who know best what their own communities need.
  Through IPR, USAID is putting President Obama's recent global development policy into action. The agency
  has set clear targets to increase use of local country systems and organizations, which means that US
  assistance will help citizens and their governments build their own capacity, instead of setting up a parallel
  system as they've done in recent years. They've set clear and ambitious targets for themselves that are
  laser-focused on results, and dedicated to fighting global poverty not just in the short term, but for good.
  Photo: Local organizations distribute assistance after performing a needs assessment in Bihar, India.
  Ian Bray/OXFAM GB
  This reform will likely be criticized by some who think that putting more money in the hands of local actors
  will expose USAID's programs to more risk. But this is precisely the point; only by supporting local change
  agents—both inside and outside developing country governments—can we actually strengthen the hands of
  people in poor countries who are working to change their own societies for the better. That means managing
  risk wisely, rather than trying to avoid it altogether. And in our field research, 36 of the 39 activists we
  interviewed said they want USAID to support their government's directly, because it would make it easier for
  them to hold their governments accountable and prevent corruption.
  What does all this mean? It means better aid, aid that strengthens the capacity of reformers in poor countries.
  And for the millions of people across the world who have been demanding these reforms, USAID has shown
  it is actively listening.
  Sincerely,
  The Aid Effectiveness Team
  p.s. If you want to hear more directly from USAID on this important policy change, RSVP today to
  aideffectiveness@savechildren.org to attend "Country Ownership: Risks & Results" this Thursday, October
  14th at 2pm, room 2255 of the Rayburn House Office Building.
  Forward email
  Email Marketing by
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  RELEASE IN FULL
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 9:23 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: getting recognition for procurement reform
  Given your recognition of the importance of procurement reform, I thought you might like to see that
  USAID is getting credit for making changes already. This is both the right thing to do and getting good
  press where it counts. AM
  Dear Friends and Colleagues:
  What if we told you a little-known bureaucratic process called "Implementation and Procurement Reform,"
  IPR for short, was one of the biggest victories for poor people in years? It means more aid can go directly
  through a country's own systems, making them stronger. It also means that more aid will be administered
  by local organizations who know best what their own communities need.
  Through IPR, USAID is putting President Obama's recent global development policy into action. The agency
  has set clear targets to increase use of local country systems and organizations, which means that US
  assistance will help citizens and their governments build their own capacity, instead of setting up a parallel
  system as they've done in recent years. They've set clear and ambitious targets for themselves that are
  laser-focused on results, and dedicated to fighting global poverty not just in the short term, but for good.
  Photo: Local organizations distribute assistance after performing a needs assessment in Bihar, India.
  Ian Bray/OXFAM GB
  This reform will likely be criticized by some who think that putting more money in the hands of local actors
  will expose USAID's programs to more risk. But this is precisely the point; only by supporting local change
  agents—both inside and outside developing country governments—can we actually strengthen the hands of
  people in poor countries who are working to change their own societies for the better. That means managing
  risk wisely, rather than trying to avoid it altogether. And in our field research, 36 of the 39 activists we
  interviewed said they want USAID to support their government's directly, because it would make it easier for
  them to hold their governments accountable and prevent corruption.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771372 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771372 Date: 08/31/2015
  What does all this mean? It means better aid, aid that strengthens the capacity of reformers in poor countries.
  And for the millions of people across the world who have been demanding these reforms, USAID has shown
  it is actively listening.
  Sincerely,
  The Aid Effectiveness Team
  p.s. If you want to hear more directly from USAID on this important policy change, RSVP today to
  aideffectiveness@savechildren.org to attend "Country Ownership: Risks & Results" this Thursday, October
  14th at 2pm, room 2255 of the Rayburn House Office Building.
  Forward email
  Email Marketing by
  This email was sent to gadams@oxfamamerica.org by sgrundahl@oxfannamerica.orq.
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  Boston, MA 02114
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  Subject: Fw: Embassy Kinshasa reports no AmCits on plane (SBU)
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 17:03:30 2010
  Subject: Embassy Kinshasa reports no AmCits on plane (SBU)
  (SBU) Further to the 1038 EDT alert, Post reports based on the available list of passengers there were no confirmed
  Americans on the plane.
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Monterrey Consulate
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ExtractedCc: Feeley, John D (Mexico City); Restrepo Dan
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 10:11 PM
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  B6
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 10:11 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Monterrey Consulate
  From: Pascual, Carlos (Mexico City)
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob); Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob 3; Valenzuela, Arturo A; Jacobson, Roberta S;
  Kennedy, Patrick F; Mull, Stephen D
  Cc: Feeley, John D (Mexico City); Restrepo Dan
  Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Wed Aug 25 21:39:14 2010
  Subject: Monterrey Consulate
  Please pass to the Secretary
  Madame Secretary,
  I wanted to follow-up with you on my earlier note about the security situation in Monterrey. We have been working
  very closely with Pat Kennedy to assess all of our options. Pat has shown tremendous flexibility and has provided
  excellent counsel.
  As we looked further into the Aug 20 shooting incident at the American School, it became clear that there many
  competing versions about the causes behind the incident. We decided that it is best to leave this matter to local law
  enforcement officials and to concentrate our review on whether it is possible to provide adequate security for the
  children of U.S. personnel in Monterrey.
  Our discussions with police and other security officials made clear that local police and private patrols do not have the
  capacity to deter gangs and cartels from areas around the schools attended by the children of U.S. personnel. Local
  authorities, we found, are not able to respond in a predictable and effective manner to calls for assistance. Given the
  increasing level of violence that is occurring all over Monterrey, including near where our children go to school, we
  determined that the only immediate, practical, and reliable way to reduce the security risks for all children is to relocate
  them to the United States.
  We are working with Pat Kennedy on the appropriate mechanism to formalize these arrangements. I have also advised
  Secretary Espinosa and Nuevo Leon Governor Medina that we are moving in this direction. In parallel with this, I
  recommitted to our Mexican counterparts that we will continue to do everything possible to support their efforts to
  improve the security environment in Monterrey and other parts of the country.
  Thank you for your support on this matter.
  Carlos Pascual
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ExtractedFrom: sbwhoeop
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  Exits show 50 plus loss in house and 7-8 senate
  Sent via DROID on Verizon Wireless
  Original message

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771375 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 8:33 PM B6
  To:
  Subject: Re: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Exits show 50 plus loss in house and 7-8 senate
  Sent via DROID on Verizon Wireless
  Original message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: "&apos;sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tue, Nov 2, 2010 23:39:46 GMT+00:00
  Subject: Re: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Thx, as always, for your insights. I'm on a plane on the way to Papua New Guinea for the next 6
  hours so pis email me results as you get them. Needless to say, I'm so distressed over all of this.
  All the best, H
  Original Messa e
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 16:55:51 2010
  Subject: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Post mid-terms strategy
  What I hear from Republican sources and elsewhere and what it means for Republican strategy:
  1. Rove is telling his donors that the ticket in 2012 is Romney/Barbour. Haley Barbour is Rove's
  ally. Together they constitute the heart of the GOP establishment. In a potential Republican
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771375 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771375 Date: 08/31/2015
  administration Barbour would be a new kind of Cheney, but more politically skillful.
  2. Rove is at war with Palin. He has told his donors she must be stopped. Palin is well aware. The
  Politico story filled with anonymous quotes about a murky establishment vs. Palin is about the
  Death Star of Rove/Barbour. Ironies: Rove doubled down on a base strategy for Bush,
  galvanizing the right wing, now spun out of his control to Palin. The GOP used the far right and
  Palin in the mid-terms and now have to kill them in presidential nomination politics. Attacking
  Palin only builds her stature with the right. She plays instinctively to the base, but can she play a
  long game against the big boys determined to destroy her?
  3.Palin has already aligned Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on her side. Fox News is being
  split. Murdoch gave his big donation to the Republican Governors Association, headed by
  Barbour.
  4. Malcolm Hoenlein has been raising money hand over fist for the Republicans through Eric
  Cantor, now his vehicle. The donors are many of the same US donors to Bibi and Likud.
  Implications obvious.
  5. The House Republicans have already planned to primary all Senate Republican moderates in
  the next cycle. Olympia Snowe is a particular target.
  6.In the Senate, Jim DeMint continues to be a Fifth Column of the right, allied to the House
  Republicans, against remaining Senate GOP moderates. He will be reinforced after this election
  with Rand Paul, et al. Paul, of course, hates Mitch McConnell, and vice versa.
  7.McConnell's statement the day before the mid-terms that the goal of the GOP is to make
  Obama a one term president is, in fact, their agenda. Everything in the House and Senate will be
  bent to that end.
  8.Can the House Republicans and Senate Republicans restrain themselves in their own interest
  and McConnell's stated aim? Boehner is despised by the younger, more conservative members
  of the House Republican Conference. They are repelled by his personal behavior. He is louche,
  alcoholic, lazy, and without any commitment to any principle. Boehner has already tried to buy
  the members with campaign contributions and committee assignments, which he has already
  promised to potentially difficult members. His hold is insecure. He is not Gingrich, the natural
  leader of a "revolution," riding the crest into power. He is careworn and threadbare, banal and
  hollow, holding nobody's enduring loyalty. Boehner is beholden and somewhat scared of his
  base. He twitches when they make gestures that might undermine his position. His impulse is to
  hand out money. His aim is to recreate DeLay, Inc, with Jerry Lewis, who will be the new
  chairman of Appropriations. But Boehner is neither feared nor loved. He's a would-be DeLay
  without the whip. He's the one at the end of the lash. Which means he will be under great
  pressure and find it hard to sustain a moderate, reasonable strategy of restraint. McConnell is
  relatively in the same position in the Senate. On the other hand, the Congressional Republicans
  are vulnerable to a strategy that takes advantage of their internal divisions. Policies/tactics should
  be calculated to locate GOP fissures, find political space by widening schisms, and ultimately
  break them apart. This is, emphatically, not a strategy of bipartisanship as Obama has pursued it
  so far. It is a different and more informed approach.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771375 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Manchen wins. Lincoln lost
  Sent via DROID on Verizon Wireless
  Original message

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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771378 Date: 08/31/2015
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 8:53 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Manchen wins. Lincoln lost
  Sent via DROID on Verizon Wireless
  Original message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: "&apos;sbwhoeop
  Sent: Tue, Nov 2, 2010 23:39:46 GMT+00:00
  Subject: Re: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Thx, as always, for your insights. Pm on a plane on the way to Papua New Guinea for the next 6
  hours so pis email me results as you get them. Needless to say, Pm so distressed over all of this.
  All the best, H
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeor
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Nov 02 16:55:51 2010
  Subject: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Post mid-terms strategy
  What I hear from Republican sources and elsewhere and what it means for Republican strategy:
  1. Rove is telling his donors that the ticket in 2012 is Romney/Barbour. Haley Barbour is Rove's
  ally. Together they constitute the heart of the GOP establishment. In a potential Republican
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771378 Date: 08/31/2015
  B6

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771378 Date: 08/31/2015
  administration Barbour would be a new kind of Cheney, but more politically skillful.
  2. Rove is at war with Palin. He has told his donors she must be stopped. Palin is well aware. The
  Politico story filled with anonymous quotes about a murky establishment vs. Palin is about the
  Death Star of Rove/Barbour. Ironies: Rove doubled down on a base strategy for Bush,
  galvanizing the right wing, now spun out of his control to PalM. The GOP used the far right and
  Palin in the mid-terms and now have to kill them in presidential nomination politics. Attacking
  Palin only builds her stature with the right. She plays instinctively to the base, but can she play a
  long game against the big boys determined to destroy her?
  3.PalM has already aligned Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on her side. Fox News is being
  split. Murdoch gave his big donation to the Republican Governors Association, headed by
  Barbour.
  4. Malcolm Hoenlein has been raising money hand over fist for the Republicans through Eric
  Cantor, now his vehicle. The donors are many of the same US donors to Bibi and Likud.
  Implications obvious.
  5. The House Republicans have already planned to primary all Senate Republican moderates in
  the next cycle. Olympia Snowe is a particular target.
  6.In the Senate, Jim DeMint continues to be a Fifth Column of the right, allied to the House
  Republicans, against remaining Senate GOP moderates. He will be reinforced after this election
  with Rand Paul, et al. Paul, of course, hates Mitch McConnell, and vice versa.
  7. McConnell's statement the day before the mid-terms that the goal of the GOP is to make
  Obama a one term president is, in fact, their agenda. Everything in the House and Senate will be
  bent to that end.
  8.Can the House Republicans and Senate Republicans restrain themselves in their own interest
  and McConnell's stated aim? Boehner is despised by the younger, more conservative members
  of the House Republican Conference. They are repelled by his personal behavior. He is louche,
  alcoholic, lazy, and without any commitment to any principle. Boehner has already tried to buy
  the members with campaign contributions and committee assignments, which he has already
  promised to potentially difficult members. His hold is insecure. He is not Gingrich, the natural
  leader of a "revolution," riding the crest into power. He is careworn and threadbare, banal and
  hollow, holding nobody's enduring loyalty. Boehner is beholden and somewhat scared of his
  base. He twitches when they make gestures that might undermine his position. His impulse is to
  hand out money. His aim is to recreate DeLay, Inc, with Jerry Lewis, who will be the new
  chairman of Appropriations. But Boehner is neither feared nor loved. He's a would-be DeLay
  without the whip. He's the one at the end of the lash. Which means he will be under great
  pressure and find it hard to sustain a moderate, reasonable strategy of restraint. McConnell is
  relatively in the same position in the Senate. On the other hand, the Congressional Republicans
  are vulnerable to a strategy that takes advantage of their internal divisions. Policies/tactics should
  be calculated to locate GOP fissures, find political space by widening schisms, and ultimately
  break them apart. This is, emphatically, not a strategy of bipartisanship as Obama has pursued it
  so far. It is a different and more informed approach.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05771378 Date: 08/31/2015



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  This was on the Friends of the ARC blog. Brzezinski is pushing this idea hard as well. I will have more of an update on
  what is going on re a Palestine Pledge Fund and the ARC later this week. AM
  Bernard Avishai urges the Obama Administration to support the Arc
  on talkingpointsmemo.com
  Friday, October 8, 2010 at 8:27PM
  Yesterday Bernard Avishai, adjunct professor at Hebrew University, author of The Hebrew Republic, and a
  former editor of the Harvard Business Review, argued in Taking Points Memo:
  "If President Obama is looking for a way to excite us with an American vision for a Palestinian state--one that
  can be started on even before core issues are (entirely) resolved, and which implies what is plausible about
  peaceful integration with Israel and Jordan--he could do worse than publicly get behind the RAND
  Corporation's ARC project."
  Avishai acknowledges that the Arc leaves some contentious issues unresolved. "But," he challenges his readers,
  "I defy you to watch this short video and think about the state the same way again."
  We offer the same challenge to you. Watch the video, and see if it changes the way you think about the
  possibility for a viable two-state solution. If it does, join FOTA, follow us on Facebook, spread the word to
  friends, and help the video go viral!
  Admin Post a Comment I Share Article

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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA©state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 11:18 PM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: the latest on the ARC project
  This was on the Friends of the ARC blog. Brzezinski is pushing this idea hard as well. I will have more of an update on
  what is going on re a Palestine Pledge Fund and the ARC later this week. AM
  Bernard Avishai urges the Obama Administration to support the Arc
  on talkingpointsmemo.com
  Friday, October 8, 2010 at 8:27PM
  Yesterday Bernard Avishai, adjunct professor at Hebrew University, author of The Hebrew Republic, and a
  former editor of the Harvard Business Review, argued in Taking Points Memo:
  "If President Obama is looking for a way to excite us with an American vision for a Palestinian state--one that
  can be started on even before core issues are (entirely) resolved, and which implies what is plausible about
  peaceful integration with Israel and Jordan--he could do worse than publicly get behind the RAND
  Corporation's ARC project."
  Avishai acknowledges that the Arc leaves some contentious issues unresolved. "But," he challenges his readers,
  "I defy you to watch this short video and think about the state the same way again."
  We offer the same challenge to you. Watch the video, and see if it changes the way you think about the
  possibility for a viable two-state solution. If it does, join FOTA, follow us on Facebook, spread the word to
  friends, and help the video go viral!
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  Mashabane has offered a call time of 8:00 this morning. If that is amenable to you, I can set it up.
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MetadataSubject: H: ELECTION DAY MEMO ON POST-MIDTERMS. SID
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  We should talk about bloomberg when you are back
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  We should talk about bloomberg when you are back
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: "&apos;sbwhoeoPL
  Sent: Tue, Nov 2, 2010 23:39:46 GMT+00:00
  Subject: Re: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  Thx, as always, for your insights. I'm on a plane on the way to Papua New Guinea for the next 6
  hours so pls email me results as you get them. Needless to say, I'm so distressed over all of this.
  All the best, H
  Original Message
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  Subject: H: election day memo on post-midterms. Sid
  CONFIDENTIAL
  November 2, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Post mid-terms strategy
  What I hear from Republican sources and elsewhere and what it means for Republican strategy:
  1. Rove is telling his donors that the ticket in 2012 is Romney/Barbour. Haley Barbour is Rove's
  ally. Together they constitute the heart of the GOP establishment. In a potential Republican
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  administration Barbour would be a new kind of Cheney, but more politically skillful.
  2. Rove is at war with Palin. He has told his donors she must be stopped. Palin is well aware. The
  Politico story filled with anonymous quotes about a murky establishment vs. Palin is about the
  Death Star of Rove/Barbour. Ironies: Rove doubled down on a base strategy for Bush,
  galvanizing the right wing, now spun out of his control to Palin. The GOP used the far right and
  Palin in the mid-terms and now have to kill them in presidential nomination politics. Attacking
  PalM only builds her stature with the right. She plays instinctively to the base, but can she play a
  long game against the big boys determined to destroy her?
  3.Palin has already aligned Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on her side. Fox News is being
  split. Murdoch gave his big donation to the Republican Governors Association, headed by
  Barbour.
  4. Malcolm Hoenlein has been raising money hand over fist for the Republicans through Eric
  Cantor, now his vehicle. The donors are many of the same US donors to Bibi and Likud.
  Implications obvious.
  5.The House Republicans have already planned to primary all Senate Republican moderates in
  the next cycle. Olympia Snowe is a particular target.
  6. In the Senate, Jim DeMint continues to be a Fifth Column of the right, allied to the House
  Republicans, against remaining Senate GOP moderates. He will be reinforced after this election
  with Rand Paul, et al. Paul, of course, hates Mitch McConnell, and vice versa.
  7.McConnell's statement the day before the mid-terms that the goal of the GOP is to make
  °barna a one term president is, in fact, their agenda. Everything in the House and Senate will be
  bent to that end.
  8.Can the House Republicans and Senate Republicans restrain themselves in their own interest
  and McConnell's stated aim? Boehner is despised by the younger, more conservative members
  of the House Republican Conference. They are repelled by his personal behavior. He is louche,
  alcoholic, lazy, and without any commitment to any principle. Boehner has already tried to buy
  the members with campaign contributions and committee assignments, which he has already
  promised to potentially difficult members. His hold is insecure. He is not Gingrich, the natural
  leader of a "revolution," riding the crest into power. He is careworn and threadbare, banal and
  hollow, holding nobody's enduring loyalty. Boehner is beholden and somewhat scared of his
  base. He twitches when they make gestures that might undermine his position. His impulse is to
  hand out money. His aim is to recreate DeLay, Inc, with Jerry Lewis, who will be the new
  chairman of Appropriations. But Boehner is neither feared nor loved. He's a would-be DeLay
  without the whip. He's the one at the end of the lash. Which means he will be under great
  pressure and find it hard to sustain a moderate, reasonable strategy of restraint. McConnell is
  relatively in the same position in the Senate. On the other hand, the Congressional Republicans
  are vulnerable to a strategy that takes advantage of their internal divisions. Policies/tactics should
  be calculated to locate GOP fissures, find political space by widening schisms, and ultimately
  break them apart. This is, emphatically, not a strategy of bipartisanship as Obama has pursued it
  so far. It is a different and more informed approach.
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  Subject: (AP) Pakistani officials: US missiles kill 4 in vehicle
  MIR ALI (AP) — Pakistani intelligence officials say suspected U.S. missiles have killed four alleged militants as they were
  driving in a vehicle near the Afghan border. The officials said unmanned drones fired two missiles November 19 on a
  vehicle near Marsi Khel village in North Waziristan. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not
  authorized to release the information. The strike is the ninth attack this month by unmanned drones in Pakistan's
  lawless border region, which is dominated by Taliban and al-Qaida-linked fighters.
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  Subject: (Reuters) Iran denies report of seven US troops detained—TV
  [Note: The Operations Center has confirmed with NMCC that the original story is false.]
  TEHRAN (Reuters) — Iran denied that border guards had detained seven U.S. troops, calling the report "unfounded", the
  state-run English language Press TV said. The country's Arabic language television al-Alam also quoted Iran's
  Revolutionary Guards, in charge of Iran's border security, as denying that any such incident had happened in the
  southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan, as earlier reported by a semi-official news agency.
  Original Story: (Reuters) Iran detains seven U.S. troops--Fars news agency
  TEHRAN (Reuters) — Iranian border guards detained seven U.S. troops as they tried to illegally enter the Islamic state, the
  semi-official Fars news agency reported, without giving a source. "Recently seven American troops were detained by
  Iranian guards in a southeastern province of the country ... Two Iranians accompanying the troops were also arrested,"
  said Fars.
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  Subject: (AP) Israel Says No Building Freeze In Jerusalem
  JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel insisted November 18 it would keep building homes in disputed east Jerusalem, threatening to
  hold up a U.S.-proposed settlement construction moratorium designed to renew deadlocked Mideast peacemaking.
  The contours of the moratorium deal, as presented by Israeli officials after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned
  from the U.S. last week, had appeared to be clearly agreed upon.
  Washington, they said, had agreed to exclude the eastern sector of the holy city from the 90-day moratorium and there
  would be no further demands for construction curbs in the West Bank when the latest moratorium expired.
  On November 18, however, a day after Netanyahu said a deal was imminent, the U.S. still had not sent a promised letter
  detailing the understandings on the proposed moratorium.
  In Washington, a senior Obama administration official said the U.S. and Israel were still "haggling" over details of the
  written assurances. The official said most of the unresolved issues were relatively routine but added that it was unlikely
  that the letter would be finished Thursday.
  The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter,
  said it was not clear when the letter might be completed.
  In a speech November 18, Netanyahu suggested agreement was neither imminent nor inevitable.
  He said he has been holding intensive contacts with the Obama administration since his meeting with U.S. Secretary of
  State Hillary Rodham Clinton a week ago.
  "The objective is to formulate understandings through which we can promote the political process while maintaining the
  vital interests of the state of Israel, primarily security," Netanyahu told students at the Technion, a technology school. "If
  I accept such an offer from the U.S. government I will bring it before the Cabinet and I have no doubt that my fellow
  ministers will accept it."
  Earlier November 18, Netanyahu spokesman Mark Regev said any future moratorium would not apply to Jerusalem,
  whose eastern sector was annexed by Israel in 1967 in a move not recognized by the international community.
  He noted that an earlier settlement slowdown, whose expiration in September led to the current impasse in peace
  efforts, did not include Jerusalem.
  "Israel makes a clear distinction between the West Bank and Jerusalem," Regev said. "Jerusalem is our capital and will
  remain as such. The previous moratorium did not apply to Jerusalem ... If there is a future moratorium, it will similarly
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  not apply to Jerusalem."
  Palestinians want construction to halt in both areas, which they claim for their future state along with the Hamas-ruled
  Gaza Strip. They have not said whether the partial freeze being brokered by the U.S. will be enough to draw them back
  to the negotiating table.
  The negotiations broke down in late September - just three weeks after they began at the White House - following the
  expiry of a 10-month moratorium on new West Bank construction.
  The U.S. hopes a renewed moratorium would allow Israel and the Palestinians to make significant progress toward
  working out a deal on their future borders. With borders determined, Israel could resume building on any territories it
  would expect to keep under a final peace deal.
  To entice the Israelis to sign on to the deal, the U.S. has proposed a package of incentives including a gift of 20 next-
  generation stealth fighter planes and U.S. pledges to veto anti-Israel resolutions at the United Nations, Israeli officials
  have said.
  But Netanyahu has been having trouble winning support from the plan even from his coalition allies. The ultra-Orthodox
  Shas Party, which can make or break the deal, says it will let it go through only if Israel receives written assurances from
  the U.S. that the building restrictions exclude Jerusalem.
  In a sign of the backroom dealings in Israel around the deal, an official close to Shas said the party had received
  assurances that if it abstains in the vote, Defense Minister Ehud Barak would authorize the construction of hundreds of
  apartments in the West Bank immediately after the moratorium expires.
  Some of the construction would take place in specifically ultra-Orthodox communities and other projects would be built
  in a settlement just outside Jerusalem, giving Shas something to take back to constituents who might otherwise oppose
  another moratorium.
  The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal has not been officially announced. The Defense Ministry
  did not reply to a request for comment.
  Shas is critical to any moratorium deal because the inner Cabinet that will vote on it is almost evenly split, and Shas
  holds the two swing votes.
  The party's spiritual leader, a 90-year-old rabbi known for his harsh comments about Arabs, will make the final
  determination on how to vote.
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