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  Mikulski, BAM (Mikulski) <BAM@Mikulski.senate.gov>
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  You are desparately needed
  $$raisers---- did you know I've hired mandy as my media person— yes up for re elect. I'm going to go again. Like so
  many of this want to make this presidency and our country work again.
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  Mikulski, BAM (Mikulski) <BAM@Mikulski.senate.gov>
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  Re: Thinking
  You are desparately needed
  $$raisers---- did you know I've hired mandy as my media person— yes up for re elect. I'm going to go again. Like so
  many of this want to make this presidency and our country work again.
  Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
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  I am on official travel until mid-day on 2/19. I will check messages by Blackberry as frequently as possible.

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  H: FYI. This story headlined the Huffington Post, has more hits and comments than any other piece, and is the number
  one story on blogs across the web right now. Paul is a researcher at the Sunlight Foundation. Politico, Wash Post and
  NYT have belatedly followed up on Paul's story but lack a lot of his reporting. Sid
  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-blumenthal/the-legacy-of-billy-tauzi_b_460358.htmlou
  Paul E3lurnenth*i
  http://wvvw.huffingtonpost.com/paul-blumenthal/the-legacy-of-billy-tauzi_b_460358.html
  Posted: February 12, 2010 01:28 PM
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  More than a million spectators gathered before the Capitol on a frosty January afternoon to witness the inauguration of
  Barad< Obama, who promised in his campaign to change Washington's mercenary culture of lobbyists, special interest
  influence and backroom deals. But within a few months of being sworn in, the President and his top aides were sitting
  down with leaders from the pharmaceutical industry to hash out a deal that they thought would make health care reform
  possible.
  Over the following months, pharmaceutical industry lobbyists and executives met with top White House aides dozens of
  times to hammer out a deal that would secure industry support for the administration's health care reform agenda in
  exchange for the White House abandoning key elements of the president's promises to reform the pharmaceutical
  industry. They flooded Congress with campaign contributions, and hired dozens of former Capitol Hill insiders to push
  their case. How they did it--pieced together from news accounts, disclosure forms including lobbying reports and Federal
  Election Commission records, White House visitor logs and the sghedu! ..S,:::in. Max,Baucus releases yoiun:tarily--is a
  testament to how ingrained the grip of special interests remains in Washington.
  In the 2008 campaign, Obama declared his intention to include all stakeholders as he sought to reform the nation's health
  care system, but also supported key qemocr.atic health reform uok,
  sies. Among these were several that targeted the
  pharmaceutical industry: Allowing re-importation of drugs from first world countries with lower drug prices and providing
  Medicare with negotiating authority over prescription drug prices in the recently enacted Part D program. These weren't
  just promises, Obama had already voted for both of them as a senator in 2007. (Rdl Call Vote 132 and Roll call Vo.t.c.-)
  150.)
  Set to carry out this agenda were two Capitol Hill veterans, schooled in the monied Washington culture, chief of staff
  Rahm Emanuel and deputy chief of staff Jim Messina. Emanuel was a former fundraiser, Clinton administration official,
  investment banker and member of the Democratic leadership in Congress. Messina was the former campaign manager
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  and chief of staff to the powerful Senate Finance Committee chairman Max Baucus. Both were known for their
  unparalleled legislative abilities.
  Because of Obama's decision to develop a plan operating through the legislative process, members of Congress also
  played key roles. Early on, the pharmaceutical companies were told to deal directly with Senate Finance Committee
  chairman Max Bpuf.
  -4:s. Baucus would be the vehicle for the deal worked out behind the scenes by the White House and
  PhRMA.
  Central to this effort was PhRMA president, CEO and top lobbyist Billy Tauzin, a longtime Democratic member of
  Congress who switched party affiliations after Republicans gained control of Congress in 1994. By switching parties
  Tauzin was able to maintain his influence and even rose to be Chairman of the House Committee on Energy &
  Commerce. Tauzin became the poster child of Washington's mercenary culture. He crafted a bill to provide prescription
  drug access to Medicare recipients, one that provided major concessions to the pharmaceutical industry. Medicare would
  not be able to negotiate for lower prescription drug costs and reimportation of drugs from first world countries would not be
  allowed. A few months after the bill passed, Tauzin announced that he was retiring from Congress and would be taking a
  job helming PhRMA for a salary of $2 million.
  Tauzin's job change became fodder for a campaign ad that then presidential candidate Barack Obama ran in the spring of
  2008 simply titled ".Biliy." It featured the candidate, sleeves rolled up, talking to a salon of gasping Americans about the
  ways of Washington. "The pharmaceutical industry wrote into the prescription drug plan that Medicare could not negotiate
  with drug companies. And you know what, the chairman of the committee, who pushed the law through, went to work for
  the pharmaceutical industry making $2 million a year." The screen fades to black to inform the viewer that, "Barack
  Obama is the only candidate who refuses Washington lobbyist money," while the candidate continues his lecture,
  "Imagine that. That's an example of the same old game playing in Washington. You know, I don't want to learn how to
  play the game better, I want to put an end to the game playing."
  Aiding PhRMA in their outreach to Congress would be a squadron of lobbyists to push their health care reform priorities.
  Over the course of 2009, the drug industry trade group sdeft:tow::!i: _ 520 tniliion on in house and hired lobbyists. Aside from
  PhRMA's massive in-house lobbying operation, the trade group hired 48 outside lobbying firms. The total number of
  lobbyists working for PhRMA in 2009 reached 165. Some 137 of those 165 lobbyists representing PhRMA were former
  employees of either the legislative or executive branches. Of these dozens were former congressional staffers including
  two former chiefs of staff to Max Baucus.
  According to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, drug makers coptr.ibu■ed sums to ....:ongressional
  ecii-om.lttee.s during the same period--from January to the end of October (4thquarter numbers are still being
  totaled), industry political action committees, employees and their family members flooded lawmakers with over $8 million.
  Those contributions tilted heavily to Democrats over Republicans by a 57 to 42 percent margin--the first time in any
  election cycle going back to 1990, the first year that the Center for Responsive Politics began tracking industry giving, that
  Democrats were so favored. Given their majorities on Capitol Hill, and the new President's intention to reform America's
  health care system, the new tilt was perhaps not surprising.
  On March 5, the White House a Tee.tiilfa....ivitfi.rnnic!r_nealth care induLd.er.s to try to bring them to the table and
  see what could be done to gain their support. In attendance were Billy Tauzin, president, CEO and top lobbyist for
  PhRMA, Pfizer CEO Jeff Kindler, America's Health Care Plans (AHIP) Chairman Karen lgnani, Tom Donohue of the
  Chamber of Commerce and Robert Wood Johnson Foundations' Rise Lavizzomourey. A day before the White House
  meeting Tauzin 31)12.7.a_f;=■.:4_1
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  .lc touting health care reform and promising to work closely with the Obama
  administration. In the interview he touted it as an "optimistic plan", acknowledging that the industry did have a few
  problems but was glad to have a chance to discuss these. Spme were duri?0,7rognnd,,
  ,td by this apparent change of
  heart on behalf of an industry long adverse to health care reforms.
  On April 15, Jim Messina and Jon Selib, chief of staff to Senate Finance Committee chairman Max Baucus, convened a
  meeting at the headquarters of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) with leaders of organized labor
  and health care groups, including PhRMA. At the meeting, the groups decided to form two nonprofit entities to promote
  reform efforts, Healthy Economy Now and Americans for Stable Quality Care, that would be almost entftelv funoed pj
  .
  PhRMA. The two groups spent $24 million on their advertising campaigns; the contract to produce and place ads went to
  White House Senior Advisor David AKPD, which owed Axelrod $2 million.
  In the next month, CEO's from pharmaceutical companies would meet with Baucus and administration officials at least
  four times. These talks preceded a major public event at the White House, one critical to its strategy to promote health
  care reform. On May 11, PhRMA and other trade industry groups piedaed cost ,
  ..-v_itting_measures to the White House that
  would save, they claimed, upwards of $2 trillion over the next decade. President Obama announced the deal in the State
  Dining Room, flanked by leaders of the various trade groups; the administration followed up with a media blitz in the press
  and on the White House Web site.
  The next day, Healthy Economy Now's PhRMA funded ad campaign ran their first advertisement in support of the health
  care reform process calling for the government to finally "fix" the nation's health care cost problems. While many elements
  of the $2 trillion cost cutting pledge fell apart, the drug industry remained committed to the process in the hopes that they
  could ultimately win out and defeat the provisions they most feared in closed-door meetings with the White House:
  The first occurred on June 2. White House visitor logs show PhRMA's top executives, including Tauzin, and industry
  CEOs met with Sarah Fenn from the White House Office of Health Care Reform. On the same day, the publicly available
  schedule of Senator Max Baucus shows Tauzin and the same industry CEOs met the Senate Finance Committee
  chairman. What ultimately resulted from these coordinated meetings would be revealed by Baucus on June 20.
  In a press release featuring a statement by Tauzin, Baucus revealed that the pharmaceutical industry had accepted $80
  billion in cost cutting measures to be included in the Senate Finance Committee version of the bill. According to news
  re_gorts, Baucus initially proposed $100 billion in cost cutting measures, but the executives and lobbyists meeting on June
  2 were able to win the lower figure.
  The terms of the initial cost-cutting deal included $30 billion go directly towards closing the "donut hole" in Medicare
  prescription drug coverage. The "donut hole" is a term for the gap in coverage that occurs within the Medicare prescription
  drug coverage. For those purchasing prescription drugs through the Medicare program coverage cuts off at $2,700 spent
  and does not pick back up again until $6,154 is spent by the participant. The amount proposed in the deal; 50 percent
  coverage for drugs within the coverage gap, however, would not completely close the "donut hole."
  In Baucus' press release, Tauzin is quoted as saying, "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and, working together, we
  can make this hope for a better tomorrow a reality today." This "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity also extended to the
  pharmaceutical industry's ability to blunt the long-term Democratic agenda of lowering prescription drug prices through
  Medicare negotiations, re-importation and quicker release of generics onto the market. After making such a grand
  statement of support through cost cutting proposals it was time for the pharmaceutical industry to finally force the White
  House and Democrats to take certain chips off the table.
  Baucus proceeded with a_pia,n c.c)r
  .ivene.a bicartisap rimuo in an effort to craft the bill desired by the White House.
  These participants included Democrats Kent Conrad and Jeff Bingaman and Republicans Chuck Grassley, Mike Enzi and
  Olympia Snowe. Baucus' decision and the need to solidify deals with groups like the pharmaceutical industry - which were
  reliant on Baucus producing a bill - slowed down the legislative process making it impossible for Congress to meet the
  White House's announced iltuouet reces§ dee&rie for passing health care reform.
  Soon after, PhRMA's big guns and industry lobbyists paid the White House another visit on July 7 and this time met with
  Rehm Emanuel and Jim Messina (Baucus' chief of staff Jon Selib is also listed in White House visitor logs for this
  meeting). In August, The Huffirytorj. !Dosi',.
  --; Ryan Grim reported on an internal memo that was drafted at that meeting that
  outlined the policies that would not be allowed into any final version of health care reform. These included Medicare
  prescription drug negotiations, drug re-importation, and the lowering of prices for drugs available through Medicare Part D
  and Part B. The deal would be $80 billion in cost cutting and absolutely no more.
  ***
  While the $80 billion deal was cut with Baucus' committee, other congressional committees continued to mark-up their
  own versions of health care reform without the knowledge that the White House was relying on Baucus to produce the
  final product. In the House of Representatives, the House Energy & Commerce Committee leveled a direct threat to the
  $80 billion deal. Energy & Commerce Chair Henry Waxman sought to include all of the provisions that PhRMA had gotten
  the White House and Baucus to cut out of the reform bill. These included drug reimportation. Medicare negotiating power
  and speedier release of generics to the market. According to previous analysis of the measures proposed by the
  committee, these measures would have totaled hundreds of billions in cost cuts, far exceeding the $80 billion cap agreed
  to by the White House, Baucus and PhRMA.
  The cost cutting measures passed in the Energy & Commerce bill spooked the board of PhRMA, which included all of the
  CEOs involved in the deal-cutting meetings with the White House and Baucus. The board pressured Tauzin to go public
  with the deal to ensure that the White House would recognize it and not renege. On August 4, the Los Ancg•3les•Firrief-
  ,
  -
  :, in
  an exclusive report, featured quotes from Tauzin claiming that a deal between the White House and PhRMA existed and
  that, as Tauzin put it, "The White House blessed it." Tom Hamburger wrote in the article, "For his part, Tauzin said he had
  not only received the White House pledge to forswear Medicare drug price bargaining, but also a separate promise not to
  pursue another proposal Obama supported during the campaign: importing cheaper drugs from Canada or Europe."
  The White House's Jim Messina later confirmed Tauzin's claim, stating, "The president encouraged this approach ... He
  wanted to bring all the parties to the table to discuss health insurance reform."
  Democratic lawmakers were furious. Rep. Raul Grijaiva, chairman of the Progressive Caucus, asked, "Are industry groups
  going to be the ones at the table who get the first big piece of the pie and we just fight over the crust?"
  ***
  On September 7, Baucus' bill made a private circulation on the Hill; pharmaceutical industry cost-cutting did not exceed
  $80 billion. Five days later, the New York :limes reported that PhRMA planned to spend up to $150 million in an
  advertising blitz in support of Baucus' bill. The Times noted that the ad spending "...would be a follow-up to the deal that
  drug makers struck in June with Mr. Baucus and the White House." On September 16, Baucus released the full text of his
  les.j
  .islation to the public. t
  The White House, PhRMA and Baucus still had to fight a few battles to keep the deal intact. The key amendment
  targeting the PhRMA deal in committee mark-up came from Sen. Bill Nelson from Florida, which has one of the largest
  Medicare participant populations in the nation. The pull of constituent needs clearly put Bill Nelson into a position to push
  for further cost cutting in Medicare prescription drug pricing. His target: closing the "donut hole" completely.
  Nelson claimed that his amendment would onerate $106 billion in revenue, or from PhRMA's perspective increase their
  cost-cutting to $186 billion. That would be unacceptable to PhRMA, to Baucus, to the White House and to the
  pharmaceutical industry who had made the deal. Other Senate Democrats, Tom Carper and Robert Menendez voted with
  Republicans and Baucus on the committee to defeat the amendment. It is little surprise the Carper's Delaware is home to
  AstraZeneca and Menendez' New Jersey is home to Merck and Bristol-Myers-Squibb, all of which lobbied for the $80
  billion cap.
  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced the final bill, with the cap in place, on November 19. Debate began on Dec.
  3, and with it come one more attempt by members to change the terms of the deal. Senator Byron Dorgan introduced an
  amendment that would allow for drug re-importation, but as the date for voting drew near, the Federal Drug Administration
  (FDA) released a letter objecting to the proposal that echoed pharmaceutical industry talking points: "...as currently
  written, the resulting structure would be logistically challenging to implement and resource intensive. In addition, there are
  significant safety concerns." Dorgan's amendment was defeated with numerous Democrats previously in support of
  reimportation switching to "no" votes.
  On Christmas Eve, the bill passed the Senate with the PhRMA deal fully intact.
  ***
  New Year's Eve passed with no further action on health care reform. Public opinion regarding the health care reform bill
  had been slipping throughout 2009. It reached a fulcrum in the special election to replace the deceased senator Ted
  Kennedy in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010. Newly minted senator Scott Brown campaigned that he would be the
  senator to provide Republicans with the votes to filibuster the final health care reform bill. Democrats ran for cover.
  Despite having the largest majorities of any party since the 1970s, Democrats put the brakes on their agenda, particularly
  health care reform.
  in the end, the pharmaceutical industry's support for health care reform would be left up in the air. After spending $100
  million in advertising in support of legislation that Tauzin and key executives hoped would be a windfall for the
  pharmaceutical industry, the legislative process had flat-lined. In February, the board of PhRMA, split over the deal cut by
  Tauzin, pushedjauzin to_res
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  In an interview with Diane Sawvqf., President Obama owed up to failures in the process of passing health care reform,
  "[The health care debate as it unfolded legitimately raised concerns not just among my opponents, but also amongst
  supporters that we just don't know what's going on ... And it's an ugly process and it looks like there are a bunch of back
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  Subject: H: FYI, you might want to read this one. Sid
  H: FYI. This story headlined the Huffington Post, has more hits and comments than any other piece, and is the number
  one story on blogs across the web right now. Paul is a researcher at the Sunlight Foundation. Politico, Wash Post and
  NYT have belatedly followed up on Paul's story but lack a lot of his reporting. Sid
  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-blumenthal/the-legacy-of-billy-tauzi_b_460358.htmlou
  Paul E3lurnenth*i
  http://wvvw.huffingtonpost.com/paul-blumenthal/the-legacy-of-billy-tauzi_b_460358.html
  Posted: February 12, 2010 01:28 PM
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  More than a million spectators gathered before the Capitol on a frosty January afternoon to witness the inauguration of
  Barad< Obama, who promised in his campaign to change Washington's mercenary culture of lobbyists, special interest
  influence and backroom deals. But within a few months of being sworn in, the President and his top aides were sitting
  down with leaders from the pharmaceutical industry to hash out a deal that they thought would make health care reform
  possible.
  Over the following months, pharmaceutical industry lobbyists and executives met with top White House aides dozens of
  times to hammer out a deal that would secure industry support for the administration's health care reform agenda in
  exchange for the White House abandoning key elements of the president's promises to reform the pharmaceutical
  industry. They flooded Congress with campaign contributions, and hired dozens of former Capitol Hill insiders to push
  their case. How they did it--pieced together from news accounts, disclosure forms including lobbying reports and Federal
  Election Commission records, White House visitor logs and the sghedu! ..S,:::in. Max,Baucus releases yoiun:tarily--is a
  testament to how ingrained the grip of special interests remains in Washington.
  In the 2008 campaign, Obama declared his intention to include all stakeholders as he sought to reform the nation's health
  care system, but also supported key qemocr.atic health reform uok,
  sies. Among these were several that targeted the
  pharmaceutical industry: Allowing re-importation of drugs from first world countries with lower drug prices and providing
  Medicare with negotiating authority over prescription drug prices in the recently enacted Part D program. These weren't
  just promises, Obama had already voted for both of them as a senator in 2007. (Rdl Call Vote 132 and Roll call Vo.t.c.-)
  150.)
  Set to carry out this agenda were two Capitol Hill veterans, schooled in the monied Washington culture, chief of staff
  Rahm Emanuel and deputy chief of staff Jim Messina. Emanuel was a former fundraiser, Clinton administration official,
  investment banker and member of the Democratic leadership in Congress. Messina was the former campaign manager
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  and chief of staff to the powerful Senate Finance Committee chairman Max Baucus. Both were known for their
  unparalleled legislative abilities.
  Because of Obama's decision to develop a plan operating through the legislative process, members of Congress also
  played key roles. Early on, the pharmaceutical companies were told to deal directly with Senate Finance Committee
  chairman Max Bpuf.
  -4:s. Baucus would be the vehicle for the deal worked out behind the scenes by the White House and
  PhRMA.
  Central to this effort was PhRMA president, CEO and top lobbyist Billy Tauzin, a longtime Democratic member of
  Congress who switched party affiliations after Republicans gained control of Congress in 1994. By switching parties
  Tauzin was able to maintain his influence and even rose to be Chairman of the House Committee on Energy &
  Commerce. Tauzin became the poster child of Washington's mercenary culture. He crafted a bill to provide prescription
  drug access to Medicare recipients, one that provided major concessions to the pharmaceutical industry. Medicare would
  not be able to negotiate for lower prescription drug costs and reimportation of drugs from first world countries would not be
  allowed. A few months after the bill passed, Tauzin announced that he was retiring from Congress and would be taking a
  job helming PhRMA for a salary of $2 million.
  Tauzin's job change became fodder for a campaign ad that then presidential candidate Barack Obama ran in the spring of
  2008 simply titled ".Biliy." It featured the candidate, sleeves rolled up, talking to a salon of gasping Americans about the
  ways of Washington. "The pharmaceutical industry wrote into the prescription drug plan that Medicare could not negotiate
  with drug companies. And you know what, the chairman of the committee, who pushed the law through, went to work for
  the pharmaceutical industry making $2 million a year." The screen fades to black to inform the viewer that, "Barack
  Obama is the only candidate who refuses Washington lobbyist money," while the candidate continues his lecture,
  "Imagine that. That's an example of the same old game playing in Washington. You know, I don't want to learn how to
  play the game better, I want to put an end to the game playing."
  Aiding PhRMA in their outreach to Congress would be a squadron of lobbyists to push their health care reform priorities.
  Over the course of 2009, the drug industry trade group sdeft:tow::!i: _ 520 tniliion on in house and hired lobbyists. Aside from
  PhRMA's massive in-house lobbying operation, the trade group hired 48 outside lobbying firms. The total number of
  lobbyists working for PhRMA in 2009 reached 165. Some 137 of those 165 lobbyists representing PhRMA were former
  employees of either the legislative or executive branches. Of these dozens were former congressional staffers including
  two former chiefs of staff to Max Baucus.
  According to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, drug makers coptr.ibu■ed sums to ....:ongressional
  ecii-om.lttee.s during the same period--from January to the end of October (4thquarter numbers are still being
  totaled), industry political action committees, employees and their family members flooded lawmakers with over $8 million.
  Those contributions tilted heavily to Democrats over Republicans by a 57 to 42 percent margin--the first time in any
  election cycle going back to 1990, the first year that the Center for Responsive Politics began tracking industry giving, that
  Democrats were so favored. Given their majorities on Capitol Hill, and the new President's intention to reform America's
  health care system, the new tilt was perhaps not surprising.
  On March 5, the White House a Tee.tiilfa....ivitfi.rnnic!r_nealth care induLd.er.s to try to bring them to the table and
  see what could be done to gain their support. In attendance were Billy Tauzin, president, CEO and top lobbyist for
  PhRMA, Pfizer CEO Jeff Kindler, America's Health Care Plans (AHIP) Chairman Karen lgnani, Tom Donohue of the
  Chamber of Commerce and Robert Wood Johnson Foundations' Rise Lavizzomourey. A day before the White House
  meeting Tauzin 31)12.7.a_f;=■.:4_1
  .7...-1 Ci\IF:
  .
  .lc touting health care reform and promising to work closely with the Obama
  administration. In the interview he touted it as an "optimistic plan", acknowledging that the industry did have a few
  problems but was glad to have a chance to discuss these. Spme were duri?0,7rognnd,,
  ,td by this apparent change of
  heart on behalf of an industry long adverse to health care reforms.
  On April 15, Jim Messina and Jon Selib, chief of staff to Senate Finance Committee chairman Max Baucus, convened a
  meeting at the headquarters of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) with leaders of organized labor
  and health care groups, including PhRMA. At the meeting, the groups decided to form two nonprofit entities to promote
  reform efforts, Healthy Economy Now and Americans for Stable Quality Care, that would be almost entftelv funoed pj
  .
  PhRMA. The two groups spent $24 million on their advertising campaigns; the contract to produce and place ads went to
  White House Senior Advisor David AKPD, which owed Axelrod $2 million.
  In the next month, CEO's from pharmaceutical companies would meet with Baucus and administration officials at least
  four times. These talks preceded a major public event at the White House, one critical to its strategy to promote health
  care reform. On May 11, PhRMA and other trade industry groups piedaed cost ,
  ..-v_itting_measures to the White House that
  would save, they claimed, upwards of $2 trillion over the next decade. President Obama announced the deal in the State
  Dining Room, flanked by leaders of the various trade groups; the administration followed up with a media blitz in the press
  and on the White House Web site.
  The next day, Healthy Economy Now's PhRMA funded ad campaign ran their first advertisement in support of the health
  care reform process calling for the government to finally "fix" the nation's health care cost problems. While many elements
  of the $2 trillion cost cutting pledge fell apart, the drug industry remained committed to the process in the hopes that they
  could ultimately win out and defeat the provisions they most feared in closed-door meetings with the White House:
  The first occurred on June 2. White House visitor logs show PhRMA's top executives, including Tauzin, and industry
  CEOs met with Sarah Fenn from the White House Office of Health Care Reform. On the same day, the publicly available
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  schedule of Senator Max Baucus shows Tauzin and the same industry CEOs met the Senate Finance Committee
  chairman. What ultimately resulted from these coordinated meetings would be revealed by Baucus on June 20.
  In a press release featuring a statement by Tauzin, Baucus revealed that the pharmaceutical industry had accepted $80
  billion in cost cutting measures to be included in the Senate Finance Committee version of the bill. According to news
  re_gorts, Baucus initially proposed $100 billion in cost cutting measures, but the executives and lobbyists meeting on June
  2 were able to win the lower figure.
  The terms of the initial cost-cutting deal included $30 billion go directly towards closing the "donut hole" in Medicare
  prescription drug coverage. The "donut hole" is a term for the gap in coverage that occurs within the Medicare prescription
  drug coverage. For those purchasing prescription drugs through the Medicare program coverage cuts off at $2,700 spent
  and does not pick back up again until $6,154 is spent by the participant. The amount proposed in the deal; 50 percent
  coverage for drugs within the coverage gap, however, would not completely close the "donut hole."
  In Baucus' press release, Tauzin is quoted as saying, "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and, working together, we
  can make this hope for a better tomorrow a reality today." This "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity also extended to the
  pharmaceutical industry's ability to blunt the long-term Democratic agenda of lowering prescription drug prices through
  Medicare negotiations, re-importation and quicker release of generics onto the market. After making such a grand
  statement of support through cost cutting proposals it was time for the pharmaceutical industry to finally force the White
  House and Democrats to take certain chips off the table.
  Baucus proceeded with a_pia,n c.c)r
  .ivene.a bicartisap rimuo in an effort to craft the bill desired by the White House.
  These participants included Democrats Kent Conrad and Jeff Bingaman and Republicans Chuck Grassley, Mike Enzi and
  Olympia Snowe. Baucus' decision and the need to solidify deals with groups like the pharmaceutical industry - which were
  reliant on Baucus producing a bill - slowed down the legislative process making it impossible for Congress to meet the
  White House's announced iltuouet reces§ dee&rie for passing health care reform.
  Soon after, PhRMA's big guns and industry lobbyists paid the White House another visit on July 7 and this time met with
  Rehm Emanuel and Jim Messina (Baucus' chief of staff Jon Selib is also listed in White House visitor logs for this
  meeting). In August, The Huffirytorj. !Dosi',.
  --; Ryan Grim reported on an internal memo that was drafted at that meeting that
  outlined the policies that would not be allowed into any final version of health care reform. These included Medicare
  prescription drug negotiations, drug re-importation, and the lowering of prices for drugs available through Medicare Part D
  and Part B. The deal would be $80 billion in cost cutting and absolutely no more.
  ***
  While the $80 billion deal was cut with Baucus' committee, other congressional committees continued to mark-up their
  own versions of health care reform without the knowledge that the White House was relying on Baucus to produce the
  final product. In the House of Representatives, the House Energy & Commerce Committee leveled a direct threat to the
  $80 billion deal. Energy & Commerce Chair Henry Waxman sought to include all of the provisions that PhRMA had gotten
  the White House and Baucus to cut out of the reform bill. These included drug reimportation. Medicare negotiating power
  and speedier release of generics to the market. According to previous analysis of the measures proposed by the
  committee, these measures would have totaled hundreds of billions in cost cuts, far exceeding the $80 billion cap agreed
  to by the White House, Baucus and PhRMA.
  The cost cutting measures passed in the Energy & Commerce bill spooked the board of PhRMA, which included all of the
  CEOs involved in the deal-cutting meetings with the White House and Baucus. The board pressured Tauzin to go public
  with the deal to ensure that the White House would recognize it and not renege. On August 4, the Los Ancg•3les•Firrief-
  ,
  -
  :, in
  an exclusive report, featured quotes from Tauzin claiming that a deal between the White House and PhRMA existed and
  that, as Tauzin put it, "The White House blessed it." Tom Hamburger wrote in the article, "For his part, Tauzin said he had
  not only received the White House pledge to forswear Medicare drug price bargaining, but also a separate promise not to
  pursue another proposal Obama supported during the campaign: importing cheaper drugs from Canada or Europe."
  The White House's Jim Messina later confirmed Tauzin's claim, stating, "The president encouraged this approach ... He
  wanted to bring all the parties to the table to discuss health insurance reform."
  Democratic lawmakers were furious. Rep. Raul Grijaiva, chairman of the Progressive Caucus, asked, "Are industry groups
  going to be the ones at the table who get the first big piece of the pie and we just fight over the crust?"
  ***
  On September 7, Baucus' bill made a private circulation on the Hill; pharmaceutical industry cost-cutting did not exceed
  $80 billion. Five days later, the New York :limes reported that PhRMA planned to spend up to $150 million in an
  advertising blitz in support of Baucus' bill. The Times noted that the ad spending "...would be a follow-up to the deal that
  drug makers struck in June with Mr. Baucus and the White House." On September 16, Baucus released the full text of his
  les.j
  .islation to the public. t
  The White House, PhRMA and Baucus still had to fight a few battles to keep the deal intact. The key amendment
  targeting the PhRMA deal in committee mark-up came from Sen. Bill Nelson from Florida, which has one of the largest
  Medicare participant populations in the nation. The pull of constituent needs clearly put Bill Nelson into a position to push
  for further cost cutting in Medicare prescription drug pricing. His target: closing the "donut hole" completely.
  Nelson claimed that his amendment would onerate $106 billion in revenue, or from PhRMA's perspective increase their
  cost-cutting to $186 billion. That would be unacceptable to PhRMA, to Baucus, to the White House and to the
  pharmaceutical industry who had made the deal. Other Senate Democrats, Tom Carper and Robert Menendez voted with
  Republicans and Baucus on the committee to defeat the amendment. It is little surprise the Carper's Delaware is home to
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  AstraZeneca and Menendez' New Jersey is home to Merck and Bristol-Myers-Squibb, all of which lobbied for the $80
  billion cap.
  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced the final bill, with the cap in place, on November 19. Debate began on Dec.
  3, and with it come one more attempt by members to change the terms of the deal. Senator Byron Dorgan introduced an
  amendment that would allow for drug re-importation, but as the date for voting drew near, the Federal Drug Administration
  (FDA) released a letter objecting to the proposal that echoed pharmaceutical industry talking points: "...as currently
  written, the resulting structure would be logistically challenging to implement and resource intensive. In addition, there are
  significant safety concerns." Dorgan's amendment was defeated with numerous Democrats previously in support of
  reimportation switching to "no" votes.
  On Christmas Eve, the bill passed the Senate with the PhRMA deal fully intact.
  ***
  New Year's Eve passed with no further action on health care reform. Public opinion regarding the health care reform bill
  had been slipping throughout 2009. It reached a fulcrum in the special election to replace the deceased senator Ted
  Kennedy in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010. Newly minted senator Scott Brown campaigned that he would be the
  senator to provide Republicans with the votes to filibuster the final health care reform bill. Democrats ran for cover.
  Despite having the largest majorities of any party since the 1970s, Democrats put the brakes on their agenda, particularly
  health care reform.
  in the end, the pharmaceutical industry's support for health care reform would be left up in the air. After spending $100
  million in advertising in support of legislation that Tauzin and key executives hoped would be a windfall for the
  pharmaceutical industry, the legislative process had flat-lined. In February, the board of PhRMA, split over the deal cut by
  Tauzin, pushedjauzin to_res
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  In an interview with Diane Sawvqf., President Obama owed up to failures in the process of passing health care reform,
  "[The health care debate as it unfolded legitimately raised concerns not just among my opponents, but also amongst
  supporters that we just don't know what's going on ... And it's an ugly process and it looks like there are a bunch of back
  room deals."
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  course told him. Also, Clemons had dinner this week with Petraeus, who freely talked about running for president. Sid
  John Podesta on Obama team. I am hearing that Financial Times Washington Bureau Chief Edward Luca has a pretty
  significant interview with Center for American Progress President and former White House Chief of Staff Jahn ?od.esta
  coming out on Monday. Luce recently did a video intervjew 'with Senator john,Mc
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  best.
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  H: FYI. This story headlined the Huffington Post, has more hits and comments
  than any other piece, and is the number one story on blogs across the web right
  now. Paul is a researcher at the Sunlight Foundation. Politico, Wash Post and
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  Paul Blumenthal <http://www.huffinaton2osL.com/paill-biumenthal>
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  For more research like this, visit the Sunlight Foundation's blog
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  More than a million spectators gathered before the Capitol on a frosty January
  afternoon to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama, who promised in his
  campaign to change Washington's mercenary culture of lobbyists, special interest
  influence and backroom deals. But within a few months of being sworn in, the
  President and his top aides were sitting down with leaders from the
  pharmaceutical industry to hash out a deal that they thought would make health
  care reform possible.
  Over the following months, pharmaceutical industry lobbyists and executives met
  with top White House aides dozens of times to hammer out a deal that would
  secure industry support for the administration's health care reform agenda in
  exchange for the White House abandoning key elements of the president's promises
  to reform the pharmaceutical industry. They flooded Congress with campaign
  contributions, and hired dozens of former Capitol Hill insiders to push their
  case. How they did it--pieced together from news accounts, disclosure forms
  including lobbying reports and Federal Election Commission records, White House
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  visitor logs and the schedule Sen. Max Baucus releases voluntarily
  <htto://wiki.onenconaress.org/wiki/Max Baucus/Schedule> --is a testament to how
  ingrained the grip of special interests remains in Washington.
  In the 2008 campaign, Obama declared his intention to include all stakeholders
  as he sought to reform the nation's health care system, but also supported key
  Democratic health reform policies
  <ht_tp://www.barackobama.ccm/2007/06/1 6/obama says drus4 plan could sav.php>
  . Among these were several that targeted the pharmaceutical industry: Allowing
  re-importation of drugs from first world countries with lower drug prices and
  providing Medicare with negotiating authority over prescription drug prices in
  the recently enacted Part D program. These weren't just promises, Obama had
  already voted for both of them as a senator in 2007. (Roll Call Vote 132
  <htzp://www.senate,ov/legis.la_t..ivej_4I
  0&ession=1 vote=00132>
  and Roll Call Vote 150
  <htt
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  cfm.cfm?conaess=1l
  r.,- /roli_ call vote ...:frl.cfm?con4res
  .)
  Set to carry out this agenda were two Capitol Hill veterans, schooled in the
  monied. Washington culture, chief of staff Rehm Emanuel
  <http://www,nyim.e.s.com/2(J09/04/16/s/pcjitics/16emar.0 htmi?j
  ,
  =1>
  and deputy chief of staff Jim Messina. <htt
  . w.wasningtonpcst WO-
  dvn/coatentjartiole/2009/20/AR2009022')03' tm)..>
  . Emanuel was a former fundraiser, Clinton administration official, investment
  banker and member of the Democratic leadership in Congress. Messina was the
  former campaign manager and chief of staff to the powerful Senate Finance
  Committee chairman Max Baucus. Both were known for their unparalleled
  legislative abilities.
  Because of Obama's decision to develop a plan operating through the legislative
  process, members of Congress also played key roles. Early on, the pharmaceutical
  companies were told to deal directly with Senate Finance Committee chairman Max
  Baucus <http.
  ://www.nytim
  .es.com/2009/08/06/health/poiicy/06insure.html> . Baucus
  would be the vehicle for the deal worked out behind the scenes by the White
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  House and PhRMA.
  Central to this effort was PhRMA president, CEO and top lobbyist Billy Tauzin, a
  longtime Democratic member of Congress who switched party affiliations after
  Republicans gained control of Congress in 1994. By switching parties Tauzin was
  able to maintain his influence and even rose to be Chairman of the House
  Committee on Energy & Commerce. Tauzin became the poster child of Washington's
  mercenary culture. He crafted a bill to provide prescription drug access to
  Medicare recipients, one that provided major concessions to the pharmaceutical
  industry. Medicare would not be able to negotiate for lower prescription drug
  costs and reimportation of drugs from first world countries would not be
  allowed. A few months after the bill passed, Tauzin announced that he was
  retiring- from Congress and would be taking a job helming PhRMA for a salary of
  $2 million.
  Tauzin's job change became fodder for a campaign ad that then presidential
  candidate Barack Obama ran in the spring of 2008 simply titled "Billy
  <htto:J/www.joutdbe. Tii,arcl
  -,?v-NCRpOg9CfA> ." It featured the candidate,
  sleeves rolled up, talking to a salon of gasping Americans about the ways of
  Washington. "The pharmaceutical industry wrote into the prescription drug plan
  that Medicare could not negotiate with drug
  . companies. And you know what, the
  chairman of the committee, who pushed the law through, went to work for the
  pharmaceutical industry making $2 million a year." The screen fades to black to
  Inform the viewer that, "Barack Obama is the only candidate who refuses
  Washington lobbyist money," while the candidate continues his lecture, "Imagine
  that. That's an example of the same old game playing in Washington. You know, I
  don't want to learn how to play the game better, I want to put an end to the
  game playing."
  Aiding PhRMA in their outreach to Congress would be a squadron of lobbyists to
  push their health care reform priorities. Over the course of 2009, the drug
  industry trade group spent over $28 million
  <1-7,2://,;
  .,_apecrets.prg/lccol?y/clientsum.php,?liiame-Phari-aceuticalH3.srch.1-%26-FMfrof+Am
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  on in house and hired lobbyists. Aside from PhRMA's massive in-house lobbying
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  operation, the trade group hired 48 outside lobbying firms. The total number of
  lobbyists working for PhRMA in 2009 reached 165. Some 137 of those 165 lobbyists
  representing PhRMA were former employees of either the legislative or executive
  branches. Of these dozens were former congressional staffers including two
  former chiefs of staff to Max Baucus.
  According to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, drug makers
  contributed huge sums to congressional campaign committees
  <http://www.opensecrets.orgLindustries/indus.ohp?ind=H04>
  during the same period--from January to the end of October (4th quarter numbers
  are still being totaled), industry political action committees, employees and
  their family members flooded lawmakers with over $8 million. Those contributions
  tilted heavily to Democrats over Republicans by a 57 to 42 percent margin--the
  first time in any election cycle going back to 1990, the first year that the
  Center for Responsive Politics began tracking industry giving, that Democrats
  were so favored. Given their majorities on Capitol Hill, and the new President's
  intention to reform America's health care system, the new tilt was perhaps not
  surprising.
  * * w
  On March 5, the White House held a meeting with major health care industry
  leaders <http://www.pbs.org/newsouridodates/health/jan-june09/healthcare_03:105„html>
  to try to bring them to the table and see what could be done to gain their
  support. In attendance were Billy Tauzin, oresident, CEO and top lobbyist for
  PhRMA, Pfizer CEO Jeff Kindler, America's Health Care Plans (AHIP) Chairman
  Karen Ignani, Tom Donohue of the Chamber of Commerce and Robert Wood Johnson
  Foundations' Rise Lavizzomourey. A day before the White House meeting Tauzin
  appeared on CNBC
  <htt2://business.theatlantic.com/2009/03/big pharmas top_ lobbyist said what.pho>
  touting health care reform and promising to work closely with the Obama
  administration. In the interview he touted it as an "optimistic plan",
  acknowledging that the industry did have a few problems but was glad to have a
  chance to discuss these. Some were
  <http://business.theatlantic.com/2009/03/bi
  .g pharmas tbLiobbyist said what.oho>
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  by this apparent change of heart on behalf of an industry long adverse to health
  care reforms.
  On April 15, Jim Messina and Jon Selib, chief of staff to Senate Finance
  Committee chairman Max Baucus, convened a meeting at the headquarters of the
  Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) with leaders of organized labor
  and health care groups, including PhRMA. At the meeting, the groups decided to
  form two nonprofit entities to promote reform efforts, Healthy Economy Now and
  Americans for Stable Quality Care, that would be almost entirely funded by PhRMA
  <http://www.politico.com/news/storaes/l009/28362.html> . The two groups spent
  $24 million on their advertising campaigns; the contract to produce and place
  ads went to White House Senior Advisor David Axelrod's former firm
  <hrt:t_p ://wy,T.p.b_LI .co.cominews/stories 809/26240 , AKPD, which owed
  Axelrod $2 million.
  In the next month, CEO's from pharmaceutical companies would meet with Baucus
  and administration officials at least four times. These talks preceded a major
  public event at the White House, one critical to its strategy to promote health
  care reform. On May 11, PhRMA and other trade industry groups pledged cost
  cutting measures
  <i,ttb://cnnmoney„printth i_t:/.com/pt/cpt?action-cpt&tit Heaith-
  ,-care-i-grcupstpr
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  nr000sals/inde.h tm&oartnerlD=2200>
  to the White House that would save, they claimed, upwards of $2 trillion over
  the next decade. President Obama announced the deal in the State Dining Room,
  flanked by leaders of the various trade groups; the administration followed up
  with a media blitz in the press and on the White House Web site
  <http://www.whitehouse.govibloq/Coming-Togethe: rinQing-Down-Costs/> .
  The next day, Healthy Economy Now's PhRMA funded ad campaign ran their first
  advertisement <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0KuoAV6vt0> in support of the
  health care reform process calling for the government to finally "fix" the
  nation's health care cost problems. While many elements of the $2 trillion cost
  cutting pledge fell apart, the drug industry remained committed to the process
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  in the hopes that they could ultimately win out and defeat the provisions they
  most feared in closed-door meetings with the White House.
  The first occurred on June 2. White House visitor logs show PhRMA's top
  executives, including Tauzin, and industry CEOs met with Sarah Fenn from the
  White House Office of Health Care Reform. On the same day, the publicly
  available schedule of Senator Max Baucus shows Tauzin and the same industry CEOs
  met the Senate Finance Committee chairman. What ultimately resulted from these
  coordinated meetings would be revealed by Baucus on June 20.
  In a press release <htt//fil,ance.-enate.ov/oress/3eress/2009press4;rb062009_,pdf>
  featuring a statement by Tauzin, Baucus revealed that the pharmaceutical
  industry had accepted $80 billion in cost cutting measures to be included in the
  Senate Finance Committee version of the bill. According to news reports
  <http://dyn.polit co.com/p.
  :
  rint tony.cfm?uuid-BDi8F267-18FE-70P2-A8P 9b 0?6D2,27DF>
  , Baucus initially proposed $100 billion in cost cutting measures, but the
  executives and lobbyists meeting on June 2 were able to win the lower figure.
  The terms of the initial cost-cutting deal included $30 billion go directly
  towards closing the "donut hole" in Medicare prescription drug coverage. The
  "donut hole" is a term for the gap in coverage that occurs within the Medicare
  prescription drug coverage. For those purchasing prescription drugs through the
  Medicare program coverage cuts off at $2,700 spent and does not pick back up
  again until $6,154 is spent by the participant. The amount proposed in the deal,
  50 percent coverage for drugs within the coverage gap, however, would not
  completely close the "donut hole."
  In Baucus' press release, Tauzin is quoted as saying, "This is a
  once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and, working together, we can make this hope for
  a better tomorrow a reality today." This "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity also
  extended to the pharmaceutical industry's ability to blunt the long-term
  Democratic agenda of lowering prescription drug prices through Medicare
  negotiations, re-importation and quicker release of generics onto the market.
  After making such a grand statement of support through cost cutting proposals it
  was time for the pharmaceutical industry to finally force the White House and
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  Democrats to take certain chips off the table.
  Baucus proceeded with a plan to convene a bipartisan group
  <htt--//www nvtimes.com/2009/07/28/us/or
  ,litics/28baucus.html>
  in an effort to craft the bill desired by the White House. These participants
  included Democrats Kent Conrad and Jeff Bingaman and Republicans Chuck Grassley,
  Mike Enzi and Olympia Snowe. Baucus' decision and the need to solidify deals
  with groups like the pharmaceutical industry - which were reliant on Baucus
  producing a bill - slowed down the legislative process making it impossible for
  Congress to meet the White House's announced August recess deadline
  <http://www.huffinotonpostzcom/2009L07/2/ bama-defends-auoust-dead n 241755.html>
  for passing health care reform.
  Soon after, PhRMA's big guns and industry lobbyists paid the White House another
  visit on July 7 and this time met with Rahm Emanuel and Jim Messina (Baucus'
  chief of staff Jon Selib is also listed in White House visitor logs for this
  meeting). In August, The Huffington Post's
  <http://www.huffingtonpostcom/2009/08/13/intelnaL-memo-confirms-bi n 258285.html>
  Ryan Grim reported on an internal memo that was drafted at that meeting that
  outlined the policies that would not be allowed into any final version of health
  'care reform. These included Medicare prescription drug negotiations, drug
  re-importation, and the lowering of prices for drugs available through Medicare
  Part D and Part B. The deal would be $eo billion in cost cutting and absolutely
  no more.
  ***
  While the $80 billion deal was cut with Baucus' committee, other congressional
  committees continued to mark-up their own versions of health care reform without
  the knowledge that the White House was relying on Baucus to produce the final
  product. In the House of Representatives, the House Energy & Commerce Committee
  leveled a direct threat to the $80 billion deal. Energy & Commerce Chair Henry
  Waxman sought to include all of the provisions that PhRMA had gotten the White
  House and Baucus to cut out of the reform bill. These included drug
  reimportation, Medicare negotiating power and speedier release of generics to
  the market. According to previous analysis of the measures proposed by the
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  committee, these measures would have totaled hundreds of billions in cost cuts,
  far exceeding the $80 billion cap agreed to by the White House, Baucus and
  PhRMA.
  The cost cutting measures passed in the Energy & Commerce bill spooked the board
  of PhRMA, which included all of the CEOs involved in the deal-cutting meetings
  with the White House and Baucus. The board pressured Tauzin to go public with
  the deal to ensure that the White House would recognize it and not renege. On
  August 4, the Los Angeles Times <ht:to.:
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  , in an exclusive report, featured quotes from Tauzin claiming that a deal
  between the White House and PhRMA. existed and that as Tauzin put it, "The White
  House blessed it." Tom Hamburger wrote in the article, "For his part, Tauzin
  said he had not only received the White House pledge to forswear Medicare drug
  price bargaining, but also a separate promise not to pursue another proposal
  Obama supported during the campaign: importing cheaper drugs from Canada or
  Europe."
  The White House's Jim Messina later confirmed Tauzin's claim, stating, "The
  president encouraged this approach ... He wanted to bring all the parties to the
  table to discuss health insurance reform."
  Democratic lawmakers were furious. Rep. Raul Grijalva, chairman of the
  Progressive Caucus, asked <Ottp://www_lytimes 09/08/06/ heal icy/06insure.
  , "Are industry groups going to be the ones at the table who get the first big
  piece of the pie and we just fight over the crust?"
  ***
  On September 7, Baucus' bill made a private circulation on the Hill;
  pharmaceutical industry cost-cutting did not exceed $80 billion. Five days
  later, the New York Times <h ://_prescriptJ_(- s.bloq.utimes.com/20 'drug-makers-
  o
  plan-to-back-baucus-plan-with-ad-dollars/?
  reported that PhRMA planned to spend up to $150 million in an advertising blitz
  in support of Baucus' bill. The Times noted that the ad spending "...would be a
  follow-up to the deal that drug makers struck in June with Mr. Baucus and the
  White House." On September 16, Baucus released the full text of his legislation
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  <htto://www.huffingtonp2st.com/2009/09/16/health-care-bill-baucus7s .n_288218,hitml>
  to the public.
  The White House, PhRMA and Baucus still had to fight a few battles to keep the
  deal intact. The key amendment targeting the PhRMA deal in committee mark-up
  came from Sen. Bill Nelson from Florida, which has one of the largest Medicare
  participant populations in the nation. The pull of constituent needs clearly put
  Bill Nelson into a position to push for further cost cutting in Medicare
  prescription drug pricing. His target: closing the "donut hole" completely.
  Nelson claimed that his amendment would generate $106 billion in revenue
  <4ttp://www,politioo.comilivepuise/0909Ne:Lson PhRMA amendment_ , or
  from PhRMA's perspective increase their cost-cutting to $186 billion. That would
  be unacceptable to PhRMA, to Baucus, to the White House and to the
  pharmaceutical industry who had made the deal. Other Senate Democrats, Tom
  Carper and Robert Menendez voted with Republicans and Baucus on the committee to
  defeat the amendment <htto://ww4.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/sep/24/panel-faH.s=
  overturn-white-house-deal-drugmakers/>
  . It is little surprise the Carper's Delaware is home to AstraZeneca and
  •
  Menendez' New Jersey is home to Merck and Bristol-Myers-Squibb, all of which
  lobbied for the $80 billion cap.
  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduced the final bill, with the cap in
  place, on November 19. Debate began on Dec. 3, and with it come one more attempt
  by members to change the terms of the deal. Senator Byron Dorgan introduced an
  amendment that would allow for drug re-importation, but as the date for voting
  drew near, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) released a letter
  <hti-p://thehiil.com/home-ews/senate/r1307-ida-opRoses-senate-drug-importation-amendmen>
  objecting to the proposal that echoed pharmaceutical industry talking points:
  ...as currently written, the resulting structure would be logistically
  challenging to implement and resource intensive. In addition, there are
  significant safety concerns." Dorgan's amendment was defeated
  <http://www.2plitico.com/iivepuise/1209/BREAKING Senate rejects Dorgan amendment.html>
  with numerous Democrats previously in support of reimportation switching to "no"
  votes.
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  On Christmas Eve, the bill passed the Senate with the PhRMA deal fully intact.
  * * *
  New Year's Eve passed with no further action on health care reform. Public
  opinion regarding the health care reform bill had been slipping throughout 2009.
  It reached a fulcrum in the special election to replace the deceased. senator Ted
  Kennedy in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010. Newly minted senator Scott Brown
  campaigned that he would be the senator to provide Republicans with the votes to
  filibuster the final health care reform bill. Democrats ran for cover. Despite
  having the largest majorities of any party since the 1970s, Democrats put the
  brakes on their agenda, particularly health care reform.
  In the end, the pharmaceutical industry's support for health care reform would
  be left up in the air . After spending $100 million in advertising in support of
  legislation that Tauzin and key executives hoped would be a windfall for the
  pharmaceutical industry, the legislative process had flat-lined. In February,
  the board of PhRMA, split over the deal cut by Tauzin, pushed Tauzin to resign
  his post <http://thecaucus.blogs.nytime snm/' 13/02,11/healch-. 7
  ,-in-limbo-top-drug:
  lobbyist-quits/?partner=1 &emc-rss>
  In an interview with Diane Sawyer
  <htto://www.polico.com/livepuls / 110/0bama oonc. de talks --ised conc. rns
  taL.>
  , President Obama owed up to failures in the process of passing health care
  reform, 'Tribe health care debate as it unfolded legitimately raised concerns
  not just among my opponents, but also amongst supporters that we just don't know
  what's going on ... And it's an ugly process and it looks like there are a bunch
  of back room deals."
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  sbwhoeop
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  Re: also...
  Clemons posted this piece on his dinner with Petraeus, (it's replete with a lot of punditry), but he told me more detail about
  his attitude and interest. Among other things, Petraeus recounted a joke about Gates' speech at the Alfalfa Club dinner
  that Petraeus couldn't be there because he was in Iowa. Petraeus didn't tell that story to disdain the possibility. He smiled
  and watched closely for reaction from others. S
  February 13, 2010
  Steve Cemons
  Publisher of "The Washington Note"
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  I recently had the opportunity to participate in a small dinner with CENTCOM Commander .
  General David Petraeus and his wife Holly. These sorts of discussions are nearly always off the record -- but the fact that
  they happened is not off limits.
  Petraeus was not in uniform but rather wore what looked to me to be a brand new, perfectly tailored dark suit. I joked to
  him that if I Twilt.-
  -s
  ,rgc, that out of two dozen or so times I had seen Petraeus that this was the first time I'd seen him out of
  uniform, an ice cold shudder of fear would spread quickly through some political circles in DC.
  In August of 2007, I wroteoiece, stating that folks should keep an eye out for the possibility that General Petraeus might
  run for President in 2012. In April 2008, Steven Lee Myers wrote a solid New York Times follow up titled "The
  General" referencing my earlier take.
  Recently, legendary newsman Ai:nai4d de 13orchgave resuscitated the topic of an Eisenhoweresque future for the
  counterinsurgency guru in his piece, "President ?etraeus7"
  Petraeus was recently named as one of Foreign Policy magazine's tip 100 ttzal thinkers, and as U.S. News & World
  Reports "Washington Whispers" notes, he is going to be speaking in May 2010 at the annual American Enterprise
  Institute dinner receiving the Irving Kristol Award.
  In January 2010, Public Policy Pollin.q revealed that while Obama held a ten point lead over a potential wild card race
  against Petraeus, the General had some strengths. But the pollsters also noted that many in the American public just
  didn't know enough yet about Petraeus to form an opinion:
  Finally our blog readers voted for David Petraeus as our wild card Republican this month and his
  numbers come out as a mixed bag. He has the largest deficit against Obama, trailing 44-34. But at +13
  his net favorability is better than the President or any of the other Republicans we tested. The problem for
  him is that the numbers break down 25/12- 63% of voters in the country don't know enough about him to
  have formed an opinion. Who knows if Petraeus would actually have any interest in going into politics, but
  if he did he would be introducing himself to many voters for the first time.
  President Obama himself, according to what some of his aides have reported to me, is quite taken with David Petraeus
  and respects his approach and thinking.
  Petraeus has also been respectful of the President -- although when pushed at a recent forum about how he might react
  to a Presidential decision on Afghanistan that the General might not have liked, Petraeus offered a cryptic rather than
  clear response. (see above video)
  At the "First Draft of History" meeting sponsored by the Atlantic Monthly/Atlantic Media Group, the Newseum, and the
  Aspen Institute; Petraeus when asked if he would support the President no matter what the result of the strategic review
  on Afghanistan responded that he "would continue to give the President the best professional military advice he could."
  Contrast that with Defense Secretary Robert Gates resoonOinato_the..saest.ipr
  .j., "We will salute and execute [the
  President's] decisions faithfully and to the best of our ability."
  But after spending an evening with General Petraeus and watching him closely for a number of years, there is no way that
  this intelligent leader -- with whom I have some disagreements but respect -- could be comfortable with the Tea Party
  takeover of the Republican political machine.
  There is always the possibility that a core of reasonable Republicans like Michael Bloomberg, James Baker, Olympia
  Snowe, Chuck Hegel, Alan Simpson, John Whitehead, Peter Peterson, Rita Hauser and others will try to rekindle classic
  Republican sensibilities by fighting to re-hijack their party back in an Eisenhower-like campaign with Petraeus at the lead.
  Remember that Eisenhower clinched the Republican nomination by promising to be the President who though he knew
  war would end the Korean War. Petraeus knows Afghanistan and Iraq -- and though it seems hard to envision today could
  be the kind of leader promising to end those wars if Obama proves unable to do so.
  But there is another option that intrigues me and seems more realistic than imagining the iconic David Petraeus running
  for President -- and that is his running for Vice President.
  I think Vice President Joe Biden has done an outstanding job and of all the big guns in the Obama White House, Biden
  has done the best job of outperforming expectations. He had given President Obama much needed counsel, not always
  taken regrettably, but counsel that Obama needed to show the American public he was getting. Biden has been the key
  agent behind the scenes in moving Iraq's elections forward. He has scored a lot of wins -- not reported -- in the
  nuclear/WMD controls arena. Biden has worked with Gates in stabilizing an awkward and complex relationship with
  Russia -- and his counterpoints on the Afghanistan surge, in my view, remain compelling.
  But Biden is going to have to find a way to hold his spot in 2012 because others are going to be gunning for it.
  As I look at it now, Hillary Clinton who has now said that she will not do more than one term as Secretary of State would
  be a natural candidate for the Obama VP slot. Her franchise is not completely in the control of the Obama team yet, but
  moving Hillary closer to the White House (although her private home on Whitehaven Street is actually a couple of hundred
  feet closer to the White House than the VP residence at the Naval Observatory) would finalize Obarna's takeover of all the
  key political franchises in the Democratic Party -- starting with Daley's machine, Deschle's machine, Kennedy's machine,
  Edwards' machine, and then the Clintons'.
  But General David Petraeus, in his business suit, lurks out there. Obama seems to be concerned about looking like he is
  weak on national security. The Republicans -- at Cheney's constant goading (and now Sarah Palin's) -- seem to want to
  continue to play politics through fear-mongering.
  Obama could neutralize the possibility that he faces a Republican party challenge by David Petraeus by inviting the
  General on to the 2012 ticket as a Democrat.
  Crazy? Perhaps.
  But inviting potential rivals into his tent is becoming a standard Obama trademark -- much as he did by appointing
  Republican Governor of Utah and former G.W. Bush administration Deputy US Trade Representative Jon Huntsman, Jr.
  to serve as US Ambassador to the People's Republic of China.
  And get this, we have just learned that David Petraeus has not voted since 2002 -- not because he doesn't care to vote --
  but reportedly because he wants to keep his eventual political options and political loyalties open.
  This is a soldier for whom all options are on the table and who is keeping his powder dry.
  My hunch is that whether Obama sticks with Vice President Biden or pivots to someone else, Petraeus will be on the short
  list of those considered.
  -- Steve Clemons publishes the popular political blog, The Washington Note.

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  Re: also...
  Clemons posted this piece on his dinner with Petraeus, (it's replete with a lot of punditry), but he told me more detail about
  his attitude and interest. Among other things, Petraeus recounted a joke about Gates' speech at the Alfalfa Club dinner
  that Petraeus couldn't be there because he was in Iowa. Petraeus didn't tell that story to disdain the possibility. He smiled
  and watched closely for reaction from others. S
  February 13, 2010
  Steve Cemons
  Publisher of "The Washington Note"
  ../T1 • "
  Pt r:1:°' t
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  I recently had the opportunity to participate in a small dinner with CENTCOM Commander .
  General David Petraeus and his wife Holly. These sorts of discussions are nearly always off the record -- but the fact that
  they happened is not off limits.
  Petraeus was not in uniform but rather wore what looked to me to be a brand new, perfectly tailored dark suit. I joked to
  him that if I Twilt.-
  -s
  ,rgc, that out of two dozen or so times I had seen Petraeus that this was the first time I'd seen him out of
  uniform, an ice cold shudder of fear would spread quickly through some political circles in DC.
  In August of 2007, I wroteoiece, stating that folks should keep an eye out for the possibility that General Petraeus might
  run for President in 2012. In April 2008, Steven Lee Myers wrote a solid New York Times follow up titled "The
  General" referencing my earlier take.
  Recently, legendary newsman Ai:nai4d de 13orchgave resuscitated the topic of an Eisenhoweresque future for the
  counterinsurgency guru in his piece, "President ?etraeus7"
  Petraeus was recently named as one of Foreign Policy magazine's tip 100 ttzal thinkers, and as U.S. News & World
  Reports "Washington Whispers" notes, he is going to be speaking in May 2010 at the annual American Enterprise
  Institute dinner receiving the Irving Kristol Award.
  In January 2010, Public Policy Pollin.q revealed that while Obama held a ten point lead over a potential wild card race
  against Petraeus, the General had some strengths. But the pollsters also noted that many in the American public just
  didn't know enough yet about Petraeus to form an opinion:
  Finally our blog readers voted for David Petraeus as our wild card Republican this month and his
  numbers come out as a mixed bag. He has the largest deficit against Obama, trailing 44-34. But at +13
  his net favorability is better than the President or any of the other Republicans we tested. The problem for
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  him is that the numbers break down 25/12- 63% of voters in the country don't know enough about him to
  have formed an opinion. Who knows if Petraeus would actually have any interest in going into politics, but
  if he did he would be introducing himself to many voters for the first time.
  President Obama himself, according to what some of his aides have reported to me, is quite taken with David Petraeus
  and respects his approach and thinking.
  Petraeus has also been respectful of the President -- although when pushed at a recent forum about how he might react
  to a Presidential decision on Afghanistan that the General might not have liked, Petraeus offered a cryptic rather than
  clear response. (see above video)
  At the "First Draft of History" meeting sponsored by the Atlantic Monthly/Atlantic Media Group, the Newseum, and the
  Aspen Institute; Petraeus when asked if he would support the President no matter what the result of the strategic review
  on Afghanistan responded that he "would continue to give the President the best professional military advice he could."
  Contrast that with Defense Secretary Robert Gates resoonOinato_the..saest.ipr
  .j., "We will salute and execute [the
  President's] decisions faithfully and to the best of our ability."
  But after spending an evening with General Petraeus and watching him closely for a number of years, there is no way that
  this intelligent leader -- with whom I have some disagreements but respect -- could be comfortable with the Tea Party
  takeover of the Republican political machine.
  There is always the possibility that a core of reasonable Republicans like Michael Bloomberg, James Baker, Olympia
  Snowe, Chuck Hegel, Alan Simpson, John Whitehead, Peter Peterson, Rita Hauser and others will try to rekindle classic
  Republican sensibilities by fighting to re-hijack their party back in an Eisenhower-like campaign with Petraeus at the lead.
  Remember that Eisenhower clinched the Republican nomination by promising to be the President who though he knew
  war would end the Korean War. Petraeus knows Afghanistan and Iraq -- and though it seems hard to envision today could
  be the kind of leader promising to end those wars if Obama proves unable to do so.
  But there is another option that intrigues me and seems more realistic than imagining the iconic David Petraeus running
  for President -- and that is his running for Vice President.
  I think Vice President Joe Biden has done an outstanding job and of all the big guns in the Obama White House, Biden
  has done the best job of outperforming expectations. He had given President Obama much needed counsel, not always
  taken regrettably, but counsel that Obama needed to show the American public he was getting. Biden has been the key
  agent behind the scenes in moving Iraq's elections forward. He has scored a lot of wins -- not reported -- in the
  nuclear/WMD controls arena. Biden has worked with Gates in stabilizing an awkward and complex relationship with
  Russia -- and his counterpoints on the Afghanistan surge, in my view, remain compelling.
  But Biden is going to have to find a way to hold his spot in 2012 because others are going to be gunning for it.
  As I look at it now, Hillary Clinton who has now said that she will not do more than one term as Secretary of State would
  be a natural candidate for the Obama VP slot. Her franchise is not completely in the control of the Obama team yet, but
  moving Hillary closer to the White House (although her private home on Whitehaven Street is actually a couple of hundred
  feet closer to the White House than the VP residence at the Naval Observatory) would finalize Obarna's takeover of all the
  key political franchises in the Democratic Party -- starting with Daley's machine, Deschle's machine, Kennedy's machine,
  Edwards' machine, and then the Clintons'.
  But General David Petraeus, in his business suit, lurks out there. Obama seems to be concerned about looking like he is
  weak on national security. The Republicans -- at Cheney's constant goading (and now Sarah Palin's) -- seem to want to
  continue to play politics through fear-mongering.
  Obama could neutralize the possibility that he faces a Republican party challenge by David Petraeus by inviting the
  General on to the 2012 ticket as a Democrat.
  Crazy? Perhaps.
  But inviting potential rivals into his tent is becoming a standard Obama trademark -- much as he did by appointing
  Republican Governor of Utah and former G.W. Bush administration Deputy US Trade Representative Jon Huntsman, Jr.
  to serve as US Ambassador to the People's Republic of China.
  And get this, we have just learned that David Petraeus has not voted since 2002 -- not because he doesn't care to vote --
  but reportedly because he wants to keep his eventual political options and political loyalties open.
  This is a soldier for whom all options are on the table and who is keeping his powder dry.
  My hunch is that whether Obama sticks with Vice President Biden or pivots to someone else, Petraeus will be on the short
  list of those considered.
  -- Steve Clemons publishes the popular political blog, The Washington Note.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22 clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  Sent: Sat, Feb 13, 2010 10:29 am
  Subject: Re: also...
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  Pls be sure you send me the next article about Podesta from Clemons. And will he
  write about Petraeus?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoecy- <sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 10:24:53 2010
  Subject: also...
  H: Steve Clemons called me last night to talk about this, which he's just posted
  on his website. Ed. Luce of the FT of course told him. Also, Clemons had dinner
  this week with Petraeus, who freely talked about running for president. Sid
  John Podesta on Obama team. I am hearing that Financial Times Washington Bureau
  Chief Edward Luce <http://en,wikliped /Fdwerc Luce> has a pretty
  significant interview with Center for American Progress President and former
  White House Chief of Staff John Podesta
  <hLt
  . r,-//www t:aJ-)h .html>
  coming out on Monday. Luce recently did a video interview with Senator John
  McCain <http://www rn/cms/1644d-f40::
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  000077qfd2ac.html? i referralOhject=14346013&frcmSearch=n>
  . One source tells me that Podesta "goes farther" in his critique of the Obama
  team than his already pretty direct comments in Luce's recent survey
  <htt : //www. ft.croTi/cm0/b6b4700a-10fb-lidf-9a9e-00144fea 49P.html.nclick check-1>
  of the Obama White House's inner workings.
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  sbwhoeop
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  Re: also...
  yes, Luce will publish on Monday. Clemons runs the foreign policy program at New America Foundation, a character
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  in part by Bernard Schwartz, foreign policy realist, and who began his career as a walker of Hollywood wives.

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  yes, Luce will publish on Monday. Clemons runs the foreign policy program at New America Foundation, a character
  around town, very busy, gossipy, gay, friend of Laurie Rubiner (from her NAF days), former moderate Republican, funded
  in part by Bernard Schwartz, foreign policy realist, and who began his career as a walker of Hollywood wives.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  Sent: Sat, Feb 0:30 am
  Subject: Re: also...
  Will Luce write
  Original
  From: sbwhceoQ
  up his
  Message
  Podesta interview in FT? And who is Clemons?
  oeoc
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 10:24:53 2010
  Subject: also...
  H: Steve Clemons called me last night to talk about this, which he's just posted
  on his website. Ed Luce of the FT of course told him. Also, Clemons had dinner
  this week with Petraeus, who freely talked about running for president. Sid
  John Podesta on Obama team. I am hearing that Financial Times Washington Bureau
  Chief Edward Luce <http://, edia.orgNiki/Edward Luce> has a pretty
  significant interview with Center for American Progress President and former
  White House Chief of Staff John Podesta
  <http://www.american2ogress.crg/expertsKPcde,staJAn.html>
  coming out on Monday. Luce recently did a video interview with Senator John
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  McCain <http://www.ft.com/cms/1644d08e-f450-11dc-aaad-
  0000779fd2ac.htmlY referralObject=14346013&fromSearch=n>
  . One source tells me that Podesta "goes farther" in his critique of the Obama
  team than his already pretty direct comments in Luce's recent survey
  <ht,t:o://www.ft.com/cm5/5/0/b6b4700a-10fb-ildf-9a9e-00114feab49aJltml?nclick check=1>
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  Greg Craig had confided in Clemons his version of what happened to him. I'll tell you when you return from your trip.

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  Greg Craig had confided in Clemons his version of what happened to him. I'll tell you when you return from your trip.
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  Madam Secretary, Tamara Wittes and Alex Djerassi from NEA have been working with Megan this morning on what we
  in NEA, at least (and obviously we defer to you!), see as the real opportunity of the speech: to lay out a simple theme
  about Cairo that has somehow gotten lost --
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209

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  To: H; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan
  Subject RE: Doha speech
  Madam Secretary, Tamara Wittes and Alex Djerassi from NEA have been working with Megan this morning on what we
  in NEA, at least (and obviously we defer to you!), see as the real opportunity of the speech: to lay out a simple theme
  about Cairo that has somehow gotten lost --
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209
  Original Message-----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:57 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Doha speech
  I will have more to say when I see you on the plane, but I wanted to share some thoughts from Judith McHale, that are
  not in reaction to the speech which I doubt she's seen, but which more generally address the question of communicating
  w Muslim audiences.
  Judith mentions a recent piece by Joe Nye which is also worth reading that I will forward to you. Thx.
  Muslim engagement
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:42 PM
  H
  FW: Doha speech
  Megan had a long, and I think productive, conversation with Judith about the speech this morning. You are absolutely
  right on the tone, and Judith helped Megan work through adjustments
  I just spoke with Megan, who is now taking another turn through it.

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  H
  FW: Doha speech
  Megan had a long, and I think productive, conversation with Judith about the speech this morning. You are absolutely
  right on the tone, and Judith helped Megan work through adjustments
  I just spoke with Megan, who is now taking another turn through it.
  Original Message----
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:10 PM
  To: 'H'; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan
  Subject: RE: Doha speech
  Madam Secretary, Tamara Wittes and Alex Djerassi from NEA have been working with Megan this morning on what we
  in NEA, at least (and obviously we defer to you!), see as the real opportunity of the speech: to lay out a simple theme
  about Cairo that has somehow gotten lost --
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:57 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Doha speech
  I will have more to say when I see you on the plane, but I wanted to share some thoughts from Judith McHale, that are
  not in reaction to the speech which I doubt she's seen, but which more generally address the question of communicating
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  w Muslim audiences.
  Judith mentions a recent piece by Joe Nye which is also worth reading that I will forward to you. Thx.
  Muslim engagement
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  Yes -- in the draft they received, violent extremism came first They
  also gave comments on how to frame the Middle East portion -- Megan is working that. And they had a number of
  specific edits on phraseology and the like.

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  Yes -- in the draft they received, violent extremism came first They
  also gave comments on how to frame the Middle East portion -- Megan is working that. And they had a number of
  specific edits on phraseology and the like.
  Original Message
  From: H (mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:44 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: Doha speech
  Thx. There's a lot of good stuff in there but needed work. Did you get any advice from the team in Virginia?
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob 1 <SullivanJ1@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 12:41:42 2010
  Subject: FW: Doha speech
  Megan had a long, and I think productive, conversation with Judith about the speech this morning. You are absolutely
  right on the tone, and Judith helped Megan work through adjustments
  I just spoke with Megan, who is now taking another turn through it.
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:10 PM
  To: 'H'; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan
  Subject: RE: Doha speech
  Madam Secretary, Tamara Wittes and Alex Djerassi from NEA have been working with Megan this morning on what we
  in NEA, at least (and obviously we defer to you!), see as the real opportunity of the speech: to lay out a simple theme
  about Cairo that has somehow gotten lost --
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  202-647-7209
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:57 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Doha speech
  I will have more to say when I see you on the plane, but I wanted to share some thoughts from Judith McHale, that are
  not in reaction to the speech which I doubt she's seen, but which more generally address the question of communicating
  w Muslim audiences.
  Judith mentions a recent piece by Joe Nye which is also worth reading that I will forward to you. Thx.
  Muslim engagement
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  In keeping w/ email I sent you re my conversation w/ robert wexler and danny abraham, this speech is doing exactly what
  is needed on our side. To encourage KSA and others to respond, however,

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  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:58 PM
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  Subject: Language re arab peace initiative in doha speech
  In keeping w/ email I sent you re my conversation w/ robert wexler and danny abraham, this speech is doing exactly what
  is needed on our side. To encourage KSA and others to respond, however,
  From: Anne-Marie Slaughter
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 12:38:59 2010
  Subject: m e peace language
  The 2002 Arab Peace Initiative was an lencouragin[AMS1] step; it is time to renew that spirit ItodaykAMS2] in
  support of negotiations.
  Important and encouraging step; it is time to renew that spirit today and move to
  specifics.
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  Funny you mention it -- nearly everyone who has given comments on the speech has tried their hand at "improving" that
  paragraph (usually reflecting their own notions of what the endstate should look like), not recognizing that it is sacred
  language. We're protecting it.

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  Funny you mention it -- nearly everyone who has given comments on the speech has tried their hand at "improving" that
  paragraph (usually reflecting their own notions of what the endstate should look like), not recognizing that it is sacred
  language. We're protecting it.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:57 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: Doha speech
  This is a good experiment.
  Also don't forget I have to include the para stating our Middle East policy. So we can't lose that.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 12:47:33 2010
  Subject: RE: Doha speech
  Yes -- in the draft they received, violent extremism came first. They
  also gave comments on how to frame the Middle East portion -- Megan is working that. And they had a number of
  specific edits on phraseology and the like.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:44 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Re: Doha speech
  Thx. There's a lot of good stuff in there but needed work. Did you get any advice from the team in Virginia?
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sat Feb 13 12:41:42 2010
  Subject: FW: Doha speech
  Megan had a long, and I think productive, conversation with Judith about the speech this morning. You are absolutely
  right on the tone, and Judith helped Megan work through adjustments
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  I just spoke with Megan, who is now taking another turn through it.
  Original Message
  From: Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 12:10 PM
  To: 'H'; Sullivan, Jacob J; Rooney, Megan
  Subject: RE: Doha speech
  Madam Secretary, Tamara Wittes and Alex Djerassi from NEA have been working with Megan this morning on what we
  in NEA, at least (and obviously we defer to you!), see as the real opportunity of the speech: to lay out a simple theme
  about Cairo that has somehow gotten lost --
  Jeffrey Feltman
  Assistant Secretary
  Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-7209
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:57 AM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1; Rooney, Megan; Feltman, Jeffrey D
  Subject: Doha speech
  I will have more to say when I see you on the plane, but I wanted to share some thoughts from Judith McHale, that are
  not in reaction to the speech which I doubt she's seen, but which more generally address the question of communicating
  w Muslim audiences.
  Judith mentions a recent piece by Joe Nye which is also worth reading that I will forward to you. Thx.
  Muslim engagement
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  Greg Craig had confided in Clemons his version of what happened to him. I'll tell you when you return from your trip.
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  About to land in shannon. Will call soon.

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  I think I mentioned to you that Carols Pascual has asked me to work with him on a public awareness campaign targeting
  the Mexican public and designed to maintain support for the campaign against the drug cartels. The attached article,
  which he wrote, addresses this issue. I have approached Keith Reinhard at Business for Diplomatic Action to work with
  us on this matter. Keith thinks he can organize a US/Mexican creative coalition to work on it. Might be an interesting
  model for Haiti if it works here.
  Hope the trip is going well.
  JM

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  Cc: DiMartino, Kitty; Mills, Cheryl D
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  Attachments: Reforma.pdf; Reforma - translated article.docx
  I think I mentioned to you that Carols Pascual has asked me to work with him on a public awareness campaign targeting
  the Mexican public and designed to maintain support for the campaign against the drug cartels. The attached article,
  which he wrote, addresses this issue. I have approached Keith Reinhard at Business for Diplomatic Action to work with
  us on this matter. Keith thinks he can organize a US/Mexican creative coalition to work on it. Might be an interesting
  model for Haiti if it works here.
  Hope the trip is going well.
  JM
  From: Pascual, Carlos (Mexico City)
  Sent: Friday, January 29, 2010 2:54 PM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Feeley, John D (Mexico City)
  Subject: Reforma Article
  Judith,
  Thank you again for your time and your willingness to work with us on the public communications challenge.
  Attached is a copy of the article I mentioned.
  Best regards,
  Carlos
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Translation of January 25, 2010 Reforma Article
  U.S. Ambassador dismisses possibility that fight against crime lets up during the
  2012 elections.
  U.S. Trusts Anti Drug Fight Will Continue
  Diplomat points out that it is difficult to explain the success of the fight against
  drug trafficking with the rising death toll.
  Jose Diaz Briseno.
  Washington.- U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Carlos Pascual dismissed the risk that
  the current fight against drug trafficking in Mexico lets up during the 2012
  presidential election, noting there is a consensus [in Mexico] that the fight must
  continue.
  During a visit to Washington to participate in the meeting of U.S. ambassadors in
  the hemisphere, Pascual assured Mexican media that he does expect a normal
  debate about the different components of the antidrug strategy.
  "I don't see the risk that some have pointed out about the possibility that perhaps
  with the 2012 [presidential] elections the fight against drug trafficking will
  become lax," said the diplomat who presented his credentials in October.
  Pascual, former vice president of the Brookings Institution before he went to
  Mexico, highlighted his discussions with representatives of the PAN, PRI and PRD.
  "I have spoken with representatives of the three main political parties and all
  have reaffirmed that this fight against drug traffickers must continue," said the
  U.S. ambassador in the meeting with the Mexican media.
  "We will see political debates about tactics and ways to design the [antidrug]
  strategy and that is fair. Anywhere you go there must be a political debate about
  the most effective ways to lead public policy," he said referring to what is
  expected to happen in 2012.
  Asked whether he believed that drug trafficking could directly influence the
  presidential election, Pascual stated that the three parties acknowledge that such
  threat is present in the municipal level.
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  "It's the same whether you talk to the PAN, the PRI, or the PRD, I think there is a
  widespread acknowledgement that what organized crime aims for is to take
  control at the municipal level to keep their 'black businesses' that will never bring
  about anything good," he said.
  According to Pascual, politicians in Mexico who propose to negotiate with drug
  traffickers are a minority, but he warned that negotiating would only lead to more
  infiltration of authorities by criminals.
  "Obviously we have heard from time to time people suggesting that the best
  thing to do is to strike a deal with [drug traffickers] and compromise. But those
  are exceptions," Pascual pointed out during the meeting that was conducted in
  Spanish.
  In June 2009, the press scooped an audio file where the then candidate and
  current mayor of San Pedro Garza Garcia Mauricio Fernandez allegedly said he
  was willing to negotiate with the Beltran Leyva cartel.
  "If we compromise we will see more infiltration and that is not a path we can
  follow," said Pascual about the possibility of negotiating.
  The U.S. envoy, born in Cuba in 1961, recognized that in Mexico, one of the
  paradoxes most difficult to explain is saying the antidrug policy is successful when
  violence is still raging.
  "One of the hardest things is explaining in Mexico how the [antidrug] policy is
  going forward and being successful when violence is increasing." Pascual
  admitted, "And it is a superficial contradiction that is hard for everyone to
  understand."
  However, the American diplomat noted that even if the Mexican government
  stopped targeting drug trafficking organizations, violence would continue because
  cartels would still fight among them, and therefore there is no other option but to
  push forward.
  With the initiative for the FY2011 budget around the corner, Pascual avoided
  commenting on the amount the U.S. will offer Mexico for antidrug support in the
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  second phase of the Merida Plan [sic] after the $1,351 million in the past three
  years.
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  ...Are asking about what the mounting evidence is that Iran is building toward a bomb. They are taking it as a little
  different from previous formulations.
  We're saying Qom, 20 pct enrichment, refusal on TRR, etc.

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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 14, 2010 3:20 PM
  H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson, known both for his segregationist political activities in the 1950s and dabbling in
  the political campaign against Bill Clinton during his presidency, died yesterday.
  A Faulkner County sheriffs office spokesman, Lt. Matt Rice, said Johnson was found dead in his home about 10 a.m.
  Saturday with an apparently self-inflicted chest wound from a .30-30 rifle. Johnson had been beset by medical
  problems, he said. Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway will be handling arrangements.
  He was 85. Here's a standat biographica: hstory. This will end his prolific and pointed letters to the editor (unless some
  are still in the pipeline), delivered on stationery marked with his name for his Conway home, "White Haven."
  Justice Jim was a courtly man and lively company, gracious in social interaction with friend and political foe. But Mark
  Anthony's words in Julius Caesar about men's deeds come, unavoidably, to mind. As recently as 1990, he worked in an
  effort to preserve state Amendment 44, the states rights amendment aimed at curbing integration that was his brainchild.
  It had long been declared unconstitutional by federal courts and was barely repealed by voters.

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  H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson, known both for his segregationist political activities in the 1950s and dabbling in
  the political campaign against Bill Clinton during his presidency, died yesterday.
  A Faulkner County sheriffs office spokesman, Lt. Matt Rice, said Johnson was found dead in his home about 10 a.m.
  Saturday with an apparently self-inflicted chest wound from a .30-30 rifle. Johnson had been beset by medical
  problems, he said. Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway will be handling arrangements.
  He was 85. Here's a standat biographica: hstory. This will end his prolific and pointed letters to the editor (unless some
  are still in the pipeline), delivered on stationery marked with his name for his Conway home, "White Haven."
  Justice Jim was a courtly man and lively company, gracious in social interaction with friend and political foe. But Mark
  Anthony's words in Julius Caesar about men's deeds come, unavoidably, to mind. As recently as 1990, he worked in an
  effort to preserve state Amendment 44, the states rights amendment aimed at curbing integration that was his brainchild.
  It had long been declared unconstitutional by federal courts and was barely repealed by voters.
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  Cole
  Lee
  Chandler
  Stearns
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  Edwards

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  What a sad ending to the tale.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 14 15:20:07 2010
  Subject: H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson, known both for his segregationist political activities in the 1950s and dabbling in the
  political campaign against Bill Clinton during his presidency, died yesterday.
  A Faulkner County sheriff's office spokesman, Lt. Matt Rice, said Johnson was found dead in his home about 10 a.m.
  Saturday with an apparently self-inflicted chest wound from a .30-30 rifle. Johnson had been beset by medical problems,
  he said. Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway will be handling arrangements.
  He was 85. Here's a standard biographical history <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_D.johnson> . This will end his
  prolific and pointed letters to the editor (unless some are still in the pipeline), delivered on stationery marked with his
  name for his Conway home, "White Haven."
  Justice Jim was a courtly man and lively company, gracious in social interaction with friend and political foe. But Mark
  Anthony's words in Julius Caesar about men's deeds come, unavoidably, to mind. As recently as 1990, he worked in an
  effort to preserve state Amendment 44, the states rights amendment aimed at curbing integration that was his
  brainchild. It had long been declared unconstitutional by federal courts and was barely repealed by voters.
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  I was holding the 4pm but all flights look good as of this afternoon.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  I was holding the 4pm but all flights look good as of this afternoon.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
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  Sent: Wed Feb 03 19:30:12 2010
  Subject: Sunday
  When am I scheduled to fly back?
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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, February 15, 2010 2:37 PM
  Re: H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  I thought your designation of Iran as a near military government was very good. Gary Sick has been arguing that it is in
  fact a military government. Of course this is predicate for targeted sanctions. There is a consistent thread in the
  challenges we face from a host of authoritarian (and totalitarian) military governments, sometimes loosely allied on an ad
  hoc basis--Iran, China, Myanmar, Venezuela, Cuba. This is nothing like the Cold War, but it's an idea worth exploring, not
  publicly discussing, but thinking about.
  On Justice Jim, a couple of thoughts: I wish his tragic end were as politically conclusive as that of Edmund Ruffin, the
  Southern fire-eater and secessionist who was given the honor of firing the first shot at Fort Sumter and upon hearing of
  Appomattox carefully sat himself down in his grand Charleston house and blew his brains out with a shotgun.
  Unfortunately, the evil Justice Jim did lives on--in the wild bigotry against Obama and even through the Supreme Court
  decision in the case of Citizens United, a group he helped galvanize to circulate the Whitewater hoax.
  Sid

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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, February 15, 2010 2:37 PM
  Re: H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  I thought your designation of Iran as a near military government was very good. Gary Sick has been arguing that it is in
  fact a military government. Of course this is predicate for targeted sanctions. There is a consistent thread in the
  challenges we face from a host of authoritarian (and totalitarian) military governments, sometimes loosely allied on an ad
  hoc basis--Iran, China, Myanmar, Venezuela, Cuba. This is nothing like the Cold War, but it's an idea worth exploring, not
  publicly discussing, but thinking about.
  On Justice Jim, a couple of thoughts: I wish his tragic end were as politically conclusive as that of Edmund Ruffin, the
  Southern fire-eater and secessionist who was given the honor of firing the first shot at Fort Sumter and upon hearing of
  Appomattox carefully sat himself down in his grand Charleston house and blew his brains out with a shotgun.
  Unfortunately, the evil Justice Jim did lives on--in the wild bigotry against Obama and even through the Supreme Court
  decision in the case of Citizens United, a group he helped galvanize to circulate the Whitewater hoax.
  Sid
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop <sbwhoeop
  Sent: Mon, Feb 15, 2010 2:16 pm
  Subject: Re: H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  What a sad ending to the tale.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoec <sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 14 15:20:07 2010
  Subject: H: FYI. The end of Justice Jim. Sid
  Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson, known both for his segregationist political
  activities in the 1950s and dabbling in the political campaign against Bill
  Clinton during his presidency, died yesterday.
  A Faulkner County sheriff's office spokesman, Lt. Matt Rice, said Johnson was
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  found dead in his home about 10 a.m. Saturday with an apparently self-inflicted
  chest wound from a .30-30 rifle. Johnson had been beset by medical problems, he
  said. Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway will be handling arrangements.
  He was 85. Here's a standard biographical history
  <111=2""2//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James D. Johnson>
  . This will end his prolific and pointed letters to the editor (unless some are
  still in the pipeline), delivered on stationery marked with his name for his
  Conway home, "White Haven."
  Justice Jim was a courtly man and lively company, gracious in social interaction
  with friend and political foe. But Mark Anthony's words in Julius Caesar about
  men's deeds come, unavoidably, to mind. As recently as 1990, he worked in an
  effort to preserve state Amendment 44, the states rights amendment aimed at
  curbing integration that was his brainchild. It had long been declared
  unconstitutional by federal courts and was barely repealed by voters.
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  Subject: What happened?
  Let me know what the outcome is---this is very unfortunate so hope we get it fixed.
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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, February 15, 2010 6:57 PM
  Podesta
  Podesta: W.H. 'lost' health
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  By: AH!,
  February 15, 2010 03:03 PM
  EST
  John Podesta, the president of the
  Center for American Progress who
  led Barack Obama's presidential
  transition, acknowledges the White
  House has been unable to
  successfully drive the debate on
  health care reform.
  "They lost the narrative," Podesta
  told the Financial Times. "They lost
  the perspective of how all of the
  activity they were engaged in was
  knit together."
  In a video interview posted on the
  newspaper's website Monday,
  Podesta also bemoaned the
  present political climate in
  Washington and expressed
  frustration with inability of the White
  House and Congress to advance
  the president's agenda.
  "Change is hard in America. We've
  all learned that over the last year,"
  said the former White House chief
  of staff under Bill Clinton. "There is
  real frustration amongst
  independent voters, and anger
  amongst independent voters."
  Voters have become discouraged,
  Podesta said, by seeing "no spirit in
  which people were having a
  reasonable conversation" during the
  health care debate and from "the
  last twist and turns on health care,
  the special deals that had to be
  made in the Senate to get the 60
  votes."
  Asked how he would rate the health
  of the American political system, he
  responded simply: "Sucks."
  "It feels like a very frustrated
  country, a country frustrated with
  the inability of Washington to do
  anything to get the economy going
  again, to get jobs going again," he
  said. "And I think that there is
  tremendous anger [and] frustration
  about the inability to improve
  people's lives."
  Republicans also have shown little
  ability to raise the level of debate,
  Podesta suggested.
  Obama's "not dealing with the party
  of Lincoln. He's dealing with the
  party of Palin," Podesta said,
  referring to Sarah Palin, the former
  Alaska governor who was the 2008
  GOP vice presidential nominee.
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  By: AH!,
  February 15, 2010 03:03 PM
  EST
  John Podesta, the president of the
  Center for American Progress who
  led Barack Obama's presidential
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  House has been unable to
  successfully drive the debate on
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  "They lost the narrative," Podesta
  told the Financial Times. "They lost
  the perspective of how all of the
  activity they were engaged in was
  knit together."
  In a video interview posted on the
  newspaper's website Monday,
  Podesta also bemoaned the
  present political climate in
  Washington and expressed
  frustration with inability of the White
  House and Congress to advance
  the president's agenda.
  "Change is hard in America. We've
  all learned that over the last year,"
  said the former White House chief
  of staff under Bill Clinton. "There is
  real frustration amongst
  independent voters, and anger
  amongst independent voters."
  Voters have become discouraged,
  Podesta said, by seeing "no spirit in
  which people were having a
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  reasonable conversation" during the
  health care debate and from "the
  last twist and turns on health care,
  the special deals that had to be
  made in the Senate to get the 60
  votes."
  Asked how he would rate the health
  of the American political system, he
  responded simply: "Sucks."
  "It feels like a very frustrated
  country, a country frustrated with
  the inability of Washington to do
  anything to get the economy going
  again, to get jobs going again," he
  said. "And I think that there is
  tremendous anger [and] frustration
  about the inability to improve
  people's lives."
  Republicans also have shown little
  ability to raise the level of debate,
  Podesta suggested.
  Obama's "not dealing with the party
  of Lincoln. He's dealing with the
  party of Palin," Podesta said,
  referring to Sarah Palin, the former
  Alaska governor who was the 2008
  GOP vice presidential nominee.
  0 2010 Capitol News Company, LLC
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  February 3, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Game back on, NI
  Shaun just called, 7:50 pm EST, to relate the latest sequence and to tell you that after near breakdown of
  negotiations on Monday they are back on track (maybe). Robinson went into his assembly on Monday thinking
  he could pull off the deal, but was shocked to discover the degree of opposition, centering partly on Reg Empey
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  Gordon he believes he can do it. He needs 75 percent of his party. So, the perils of peace continue.
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  Re: Game back on, NI
  Shaun just called, 7:50 pm EST, to relate the latest sequence and to tell you that after near
  breakdown of negotiations on Monday they are back on track (maybe). Robinson went into his
  assembly on Monday thinking he could pull off the deal, but was shocked to discover the degree
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  week.) But tonight, Wednesday, Shaun has got Robinson and McGuiness to agree to all points,
  pushing past the previous sticking point on the Minister of Justice and relation to the Executive.
  The matter now rests with Robinson and his ability to sell it tomorrow. He has told Shaun and
  Gordon he believes he can do it. He needs 75 percent of his party. So, the perils of peace
  continue.
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  sbwhoeop
  Tuesday, February 16, 2010 8:40 AM
  H: FYI: Les Gelb. S
  Replace Rahm
  by Leslie H. Gelb
  February 15, 2010 I 10:48pm
  I ....7IKristoffer Tripplaar / SPA President Obama desperately needs a sweeping staff shakeup to
  save his presidency. Leslie H. Gelb on why he must reassign Rahm, dump Larry Summers, and get rid
  of National Security adviser Jim Jones.
  The negative, even dismissive, talk about the Obama White House has reached a critical point. The president must
  change key personnel now. Unless he speedily sets up a new team, he will be reduced to a speechmaker. It's mostly a
  matter of relocating the Chicago and campaign crowd who surround the Oval Office and inserting people with proven
  records of getting things done in Washington and the world.
  To be fair, it's not clear whether the bad judgments on priorities, practicalities, and steadiness come from Mr. Obama or
  his White House team. Maybe he overpowers them in discussions, or maybe he gives them a role in policymaking far
  beyond their experience in that realm. Unless you're there, you don't know. But Mr. Obama is the president, and except
  for the right-wing crazies, most Americans still recognize his great talents and promise. It is he who's got to be helped. So
  it is they who've got to go.
  It is he who's got to be helped. So it is they who've got to go.
  One may quarrel with my sense of urgency here. But it's hard to have a conversation with opinion leaders anywhere—and
  especially in Washington—that doesn't descend into ripping Obama's White House team. The refrain of complaints is
  always the same:
  • Obama is forever taking strong stances only to backfill and trim. Most recently, he said he did not "begrudge" Wall
  Streeters their big earnings because that was part of the market system. This, in the face of his saying only a couple of
  weeks ago that such big bonuses were "shameful."
  • Obama doesn't know what's really going on. Regarding the Middle East, he recently said that "I think it is absolutely true
  that what we did this year didn't produce the kind of breakthrough that we wanted, and if we had anticipated some of
  these political problems on both sides earlier, we might not have raised expectations as high." He had to be totally out of it
  not to realize that the Palestinians and Israelis were nowhere close to sitting down with each other and dealing.
  • Obama wants to get along with everyone so badly he doesn't recognize real opposition when he sees it—let alone know
  how to deal with it. He emerges from a meeting with congressional Republican leaders on health-care reform and says he
  is "an eternal optimist—when those very same Republican leaders just told the press that they don't see any common
  ground and believe the administration has to "scrap the bill and start over."
  • It's even hard to follow his latest Afghan policy. He calls Afghanistan a "war of necessity" and orders more than 30,000
  new troops there, coupled with an announcement that he'll begin withdrawing some of them in a year plus, only to see
  some of his advisers say he will start withdrawals and some say he won't.
  I've scribbled similar points in recent months in The Daily Beast. And last week in The Financial Times, Edward Luce
  provided a thunderclap on Washington's negative consensus about the incompetence of Obarna's Chicago-laden team.
  Luce named names in the White House, and a number of journalists and bloggers strikingly failed to link to the Luce story.
  They were said to fear the wrath of the Chicagoans. Steve Clemons, author of The Washington Note, essentially
  eridorse.d the Luce finding and slapped his fellow bloggers' wrists for hiding from this issue. The situation is as serious as
  it was during the Carter administration. There, two very capable political campaigners--Hamilton Jordan and Jody
  Powell—moved into critical White House positions without knowing very much about doing business in Washington. And
  they were, quite naturally, too busy to learn. They also added to the "them" versus "us" (Washington insiders and
  bureaucrats versus the regular guys from Georgia) mentality that plagues most administrations.
  The Chicagoans and others "guarding" the president create their own "us versus them" world. It's hard to imagine a policy
  conversation between the president and the Chicago crowd, since none of them, except Rahm Emanuel, has Washington
  or policy experience. And there isn't much evidence that they bring in strong-minded outsiders to challenge the president
  on a regular basis either. The result is an inexperienced president advised by an inexperienced team.
  Here are the personnel changes being bruited about in political and policy circles: First, remove Rahm Emanuel as chief
  of staff and move him to a senior political adviser slot. No one I've talked to believes he has the management skills and
  discipline to run the White House. But he is a terrific political mind and a fighter and should be given the new job and the
  time to do his thing. Proven pros who could step right in include the following: Erskine Bowles, president of the University
  of North Carolina and former Clinton chief of staff; Leon Panetta, now CIA director and formerly White House chief as well
  under Clinton; Sylvia Mathews, a former deputy chief of staff also under Clinton; and John Podesta, another former
  Clinton chief who now heads the Center for American Progress. All four are tough and know how to manage.
  Replace Lawrence Summers, director of the White House's National Economic Council, with Paul Volcker, the former
  chairman of the Federal Reserve. Summers is brilliant and highly controversial; he's been beaten up and is said to want
  out anyway. Volcker has unmatched stature, practical experience, and the courage of a lion. He is the only one now in a
  position to get down to step-by-step brass tacks on the economy and stop Mr. Obama's weekly gyrations. Others with
  proven track records who can help as inside or outside advisers are: Stephen Robert, formerly head of Oppenheimer,
  Vincent Mai, former leader of AEA Investors, and Tom Hill of Blackstone. There are also two economic stars in
  Washington who'd improve both policymaking and public combat: Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit
  Insurance Corporation, and Elizabeth Warren, chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel. One outside adviser above all
  would help the president see the economic hard choices ahead: Peter G. Peterson, accomplished businessman and
  policy head.
  David Axelrod, the senior political adviser to the president, needs to concentrate on the next presidential campaign,
  wherein his expertise lies, and not on domestic and foreign policy, where he is just another smart unknowledgeable voice.
  Good replacements who do know the politics of Washington would be the aforementioned Podesta; and Tom Deschle, the
  former Democratic Senate Majority Leader. As for David Plouffe, another senior campaign aide, now in unofficial
  residence at the White House, he should be lodged in the nearby Executive Office Building. Senior adviser and Chicago
  buddy Valerie Jarrett is too much a part of the inner circle to move, but she should be given a more limited role in making
  policy.
  Mr. Obama's crowd appears to think that getting things done means his giving another speech. It's nice, but not nearly
  enough.
  Robert Gibbs needs a rest from being press secretary. Let's put it this way: He wasn't born for daily jousts with pithy
  Republicans. His job calls for memorable and pointed phrases and attacks, not circle-the-wagon circumlocutions. Possible
  successors? Try Doyle McManus of the L.A. Times, Jake Tapper of ABC News, or Helene Cooper of The New York
  Times.
  Last but not least, James Jones, the National Security Adviser, has to move on. The career Marine was greatly admired
  and respected as Commandant of the Corps and as NATO's military chief. He handled those duties with great skill. But by
  wide acclamation inside and outside the White House, he has not emerged as a strategist—perhaps the key requirement
  of this key position. The person in that job has to pull everything together—laying out achievable objectives and precise
  plans to dispense carefully packaged carrots and sticks. One Democrat who could step in now, despite his age, is
  Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's national-security adviser. He has a first-rate strategic mind—a rare quality—and
  knows how to deliver results. Obama will need to iron out Zbig's lack of sympathy toward Israel and Russia.
  Also available are a boatload of first-class retired diplomats with the judgment and background needed to perform the
  National Security Council job effectively. They would be greeted with applause both at home and abroad. Try former
  ambassadors Thomas Pickering, Morton Abramowitz, Frank Wisner, Reginald Bartholomew, and Winston Lord. They
  have it all. At a minimum, they and others like them should form the core of a group that meets regularly with Obama on
  strategy.
  Yes, many of the pros suggested above have reached their golden years. But 70 and even 80 are the new 60. They all
  possess the necessary energy, experience and rare skill in delivering results. They are also shovel-ready. As a critical
  bonus, they could and would mentor the next generation down, a very talented one indeed, to succeed them in two or
  three years. To lead America and the world, Obama has to grow far beyond his present propensity to treat problems as
  intellectual puzzles—to collect facts and hear the arguments. The great tasks of governing demand proven intuition in
  sensing what's achievable, which buttons to push when, how to buy the time for power to take hold, how to make
  adjustments without flagrantly foolish rhetoric, how to avoid failures that only diminish power, and how to succeed in small
  as well as large ways. With a team versed in such arts and skills, President Obama and America would succeed.
  Leslie H. Gelb, a former New York Times columnist and senior government official, is author of powerRule,5-. How
  Common Sense Can Rescue A /*Verican Foreigp (HarperCollins 2009), a book that shows how to think about and
  use power in the 21st century. He is president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
  For more of The Daily Beast, toecorn..-:! a fan on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at E-Aitorial©thedailybeast.com.
  URL: http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-02-15/replace-rahm/p/

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  Replace Rahm
  by Leslie H. Gelb
  February 15, 2010 I 10:48pm
  I ....7IKristoffer Tripplaar / SPA President Obama desperately needs a sweeping staff shakeup to
  save his presidency. Leslie H. Gelb on why he must reassign Rahm, dump Larry Summers, and get rid
  of National Security adviser Jim Jones.
  The negative, even dismissive, talk about the Obama White House has reached a critical point. The president must
  change key personnel now. Unless he speedily sets up a new team, he will be reduced to a speechmaker. It's mostly a
  matter of relocating the Chicago and campaign crowd who surround the Oval Office and inserting people with proven
  records of getting things done in Washington and the world.
  To be fair, it's not clear whether the bad judgments on priorities, practicalities, and steadiness come from Mr. Obama or
  his White House team. Maybe he overpowers them in discussions, or maybe he gives them a role in policymaking far
  beyond their experience in that realm. Unless you're there, you don't know. But Mr. Obama is the president, and except
  for the right-wing crazies, most Americans still recognize his great talents and promise. It is he who's got to be helped. So
  it is they who've got to go.
  It is he who's got to be helped. So it is they who've got to go.
  One may quarrel with my sense of urgency here. But it's hard to have a conversation with opinion leaders anywhere—and
  especially in Washington—that doesn't descend into ripping Obama's White House team. The refrain of complaints is
  always the same:
  • Obama is forever taking strong stances only to backfill and trim. Most recently, he said he did not "begrudge" Wall
  Streeters their big earnings because that was part of the market system. This, in the face of his saying only a couple of
  weeks ago that such big bonuses were "shameful."
  • Obama doesn't know what's really going on. Regarding the Middle East, he recently said that "I think it is absolutely true
  that what we did this year didn't produce the kind of breakthrough that we wanted, and if we had anticipated some of
  these political problems on both sides earlier, we might not have raised expectations as high." He had to be totally out of it
  not to realize that the Palestinians and Israelis were nowhere close to sitting down with each other and dealing.
  • Obama wants to get along with everyone so badly he doesn't recognize real opposition when he sees it—let alone know
  how to deal with it. He emerges from a meeting with congressional Republican leaders on health-care reform and says he
  is "an eternal optimist—when those very same Republican leaders just told the press that they don't see any common
  ground and believe the administration has to "scrap the bill and start over."
  • It's even hard to follow his latest Afghan policy. He calls Afghanistan a "war of necessity" and orders more than 30,000
  new troops there, coupled with an announcement that he'll begin withdrawing some of them in a year plus, only to see
  some of his advisers say he will start withdrawals and some say he won't.
  I've scribbled similar points in recent months in The Daily Beast. And last week in The Financial Times, Edward Luce
  provided a thunderclap on Washington's negative consensus about the incompetence of Obarna's Chicago-laden team.
  Luce named names in the White House, and a number of journalists and bloggers strikingly failed to link to the Luce story.
  They were said to fear the wrath of the Chicagoans. Steve Clemons, author of The Washington Note, essentially
  eridorse.d the Luce finding and slapped his fellow bloggers' wrists for hiding from this issue. The situation is as serious as
  it was during the Carter administration. There, two very capable political campaigners--Hamilton Jordan and Jody
  Powell—moved into critical White House positions without knowing very much about doing business in Washington. And
  they were, quite naturally, too busy to learn. They also added to the "them" versus "us" (Washington insiders and
  bureaucrats versus the regular guys from Georgia) mentality that plagues most administrations.
  The Chicagoans and others "guarding" the president create their own "us versus them" world. It's hard to imagine a policy
  conversation between the president and the Chicago crowd, since none of them, except Rahm Emanuel, has Washington
  or policy experience. And there isn't much evidence that they bring in strong-minded outsiders to challenge the president
  on a regular basis either. The result is an inexperienced president advised by an inexperienced team.
  Here are the personnel changes being bruited about in political and policy circles: First, remove Rahm Emanuel as chief
  of staff and move him to a senior political adviser slot. No one I've talked to believes he has the management skills and
  discipline to run the White House. But he is a terrific political mind and a fighter and should be given the new job and the
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  time to do his thing. Proven pros who could step right in include the following: Erskine Bowles, president of the University
  of North Carolina and former Clinton chief of staff; Leon Panetta, now CIA director and formerly White House chief as well
  under Clinton; Sylvia Mathews, a former deputy chief of staff also under Clinton; and John Podesta, another former
  Clinton chief who now heads the Center for American Progress. All four are tough and know how to manage.
  Replace Lawrence Summers, director of the White House's National Economic Council, with Paul Volcker, the former
  chairman of the Federal Reserve. Summers is brilliant and highly controversial; he's been beaten up and is said to want
  out anyway. Volcker has unmatched stature, practical experience, and the courage of a lion. He is the only one now in a
  position to get down to step-by-step brass tacks on the economy and stop Mr. Obama's weekly gyrations. Others with
  proven track records who can help as inside or outside advisers are: Stephen Robert, formerly head of Oppenheimer,
  Vincent Mai, former leader of AEA Investors, and Tom Hill of Blackstone. There are also two economic stars in
  Washington who'd improve both policymaking and public combat: Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit
  Insurance Corporation, and Elizabeth Warren, chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel. One outside adviser above all
  would help the president see the economic hard choices ahead: Peter G. Peterson, accomplished businessman and
  policy head.
  David Axelrod, the senior political adviser to the president, needs to concentrate on the next presidential campaign,
  wherein his expertise lies, and not on domestic and foreign policy, where he is just another smart unknowledgeable voice.
  Good replacements who do know the politics of Washington would be the aforementioned Podesta; and Tom Deschle, the
  former Democratic Senate Majority Leader. As for David Plouffe, another senior campaign aide, now in unofficial
  residence at the White House, he should be lodged in the nearby Executive Office Building. Senior adviser and Chicago
  buddy Valerie Jarrett is too much a part of the inner circle to move, but she should be given a more limited role in making
  policy.
  Mr. Obama's crowd appears to think that getting things done means his giving another speech. It's nice, but not nearly
  enough.
  Robert Gibbs needs a rest from being press secretary. Let's put it this way: He wasn't born for daily jousts with pithy
  Republicans. His job calls for memorable and pointed phrases and attacks, not circle-the-wagon circumlocutions. Possible
  successors? Try Doyle McManus of the L.A. Times, Jake Tapper of ABC News, or Helene Cooper of The New York
  Times.
  Last but not least, James Jones, the National Security Adviser, has to move on. The career Marine was greatly admired
  and respected as Commandant of the Corps and as NATO's military chief. He handled those duties with great skill. But by
  wide acclamation inside and outside the White House, he has not emerged as a strategist—perhaps the key requirement
  of this key position. The person in that job has to pull everything together—laying out achievable objectives and precise
  plans to dispense carefully packaged carrots and sticks. One Democrat who could step in now, despite his age, is
  Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jimmy Carter's national-security adviser. He has a first-rate strategic mind—a rare quality—and
  knows how to deliver results. Obama will need to iron out Zbig's lack of sympathy toward Israel and Russia.
  Also available are a boatload of first-class retired diplomats with the judgment and background needed to perform the
  National Security Council job effectively. They would be greeted with applause both at home and abroad. Try former
  ambassadors Thomas Pickering, Morton Abramowitz, Frank Wisner, Reginald Bartholomew, and Winston Lord. They
  have it all. At a minimum, they and others like them should form the core of a group that meets regularly with Obama on
  strategy.
  Yes, many of the pros suggested above have reached their golden years. But 70 and even 80 are the new 60. They all
  possess the necessary energy, experience and rare skill in delivering results. They are also shovel-ready. As a critical
  bonus, they could and would mentor the next generation down, a very talented one indeed, to succeed them in two or
  three years. To lead America and the world, Obama has to grow far beyond his present propensity to treat problems as
  intellectual puzzles—to collect facts and hear the arguments. The great tasks of governing demand proven intuition in
  sensing what's achievable, which buttons to push when, how to buy the time for power to take hold, how to make
  adjustments without flagrantly foolish rhetoric, how to avoid failures that only diminish power, and how to succeed in small
  as well as large ways. With a team versed in such arts and skills, President Obama and America would succeed.
  Leslie H. Gelb, a former New York Times columnist and senior government official, is author of powerRule,5-. How
  Common Sense Can Rescue A /*Verican Foreigp (HarperCollins 2009), a book that shows how to think about and
  use power in the 21st century. He is president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
  For more of The Daily Beast, toecorn..-:! a fan on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
  For inquiries, please contact The Daily Beast at E-Aitorial©thedailybeast.com.
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  I confess that I will never understand how Shaun decides when to call me, DecIan, Lou Susman, or Sid with breaking
  news. So many channels!
  We've been hearing all day that Peter would take a back-me-or-sack-me public vote of his party. Hopefully tomorrow
  will be the day -- and hopefully he'll be successful.
  In an interesting show of strength, he has announced he'll resume as First Minister.

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  I confess that I will never understand how Shaun decides when to call me, DecIan, Lou Susman, or Sid with breaking
  news. So many channels!
  We've been hearing all day that Peter would take a back-me-or-sack-me public vote of his party. Hopefully tomorrow
  will be the day -- and hopefully he'll be successful.
  In an interesting show of strength, he has announced he'll resume as First Minister.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 20:12:16 2010
  Subject: Fw: H: Game back on track NI. Sid
  Fyi
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
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  CONFIDENTIAL
  February 3, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Game back on, NI
  Shaun just called, 7:50 pm EST, to relate the latest sequence and to tell you that after near breakdown of negotiations
  on Monday they are back on track (maybe). Robinson went into his assembly on Monday thinking he could pull off the
  deal, but was shocked to discover the degree of opposition, centering partly on Reg Empey (UUP). (Cameron has tried to
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  forge an alliance of UUP, elements of DUP and the Tories, on the agenda at the secret country house meeting last week.)
  But tonight, Wednesday, Shaun has got Robinson and McGuiness to agree to all points, pushing past the previous
  sticking point on the Minister of Justice and relation to the Executive. The matter now rests with Robinson and his ability
  to sell it tomorrow. He has told Shaun and Gordon he believes he can do it. He needs 75 percent of his party. So, the
  perils of peace continue.
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  Pse see the Economist article below -- for their analysis not just of the human rights situation but also how to deal w/ the
  Chinese. AM

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  Pse see the Economist article below -- for their analysis not just of the human rights situation but also how to deal w/ the
  Chinese. AM
  From: Posner, Michael H
  To: Koh, Harold Hongju; Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Cc: Graze, Deborah E; Baer, Daniel B; Cleveland, Sarah H; Otero, Maria
  Sent: Wed Feb 17 07:45:12 2010
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  Thanks
  US foreign policy
  Speaking too softly
  Feb 15th 2010 I NEW YORK
  From Economist.com
  Relations between America and China may chill over a meeting with the Dalai Lama
  AP
  IT IS bound to be a controversial meeting. The Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, goes to Washington,
  DC, this week and will sit down with President Barack Obanna for the first time on Thursday February 18th.
  American presidents have long been happy to meet the Tibetan leader and to tolerate subsequent angry
  huffing from China, not least as a means of responding to public concern over human rights without doing
  anything serious to jeopardise trade or other ties with Beijing.
  But in Mr Obama's case, with China increasingly assertive internationally and the American president
  perceived in many quarters as cautious, even timid, in foreign policy, the encounter with the Dalai Lama
  has assumed extra significance. Mr Obama will be studied closely. Human-rights activists will listen with
  care to the language that the American president uses, straining to hear whether he goes further than
  merely suggesting more dialogue between Tibetans and the Chinese leadership. Might the president dare
  to deliver real criticism of repression and human-rights abuses in Tibet?
  Kenneth Roth, the head of Human Rights Watch, an activist group in New York, offers a mixed assessment
  of Mr Obama's foreign policy so far in its treatment of human rights. He suggests that no other recent
  American leader has taken such care with his rhetoric, judging how it is received by the rest of the world.
  But substantial steps too rarely follow Mr Obama's fine words. The president's speeches—as in Cairo last
  year—have helped to set a conciliatory tone for American foreign policy, and to reassure Muslims and
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  African leaders, urging the continent to develop strong and democratic institutions, have also been well
  received. But Mr Roth sees little evidence of a leader who is prepared then to press reluctant regimes, as
  for example did Ronald Reagan (and before him, Jimmy Carter) in pushing the Soviet Union to sign up to
  an international commitment, the Helsinki Final Act, which promoted individual rights.
  Mr Obama's foreign-policy approach of seeking engagement with opponents such as Iran, in an effort to
  establish dialogue and more effective diplomatic channels, has made it harder for him to beat the human-
  rights drum loudly. But by failing to speak up about repression, the American leader risks being perceived
  as weak. His muted reaction to the rigged presidential elections in Iran and the violent repression that
  followed (and continues) has seemed deferential. His eagerness to "reset" relations with Russia, for
  example by scrapping a planned anti-missile defence shield in eastern Europe, has coincided with near
  total silence over the murders of journalists and the clamping down on democracy in that country. It is
  unclear, in either case, that biting his tongue has brought any gains from the respective regimes.
  Particularly troubling has been America's attitude to China and human rights. After Hillary Clinton's first
  visit to China as secretary of state, in February 2009, she announced that concern over human rights
  should not "interfere" with getting co-operation on other issues such as climate change and the global
  economy. Human-rights defenders were deflated. Mr Obama then avoided meeting the Dalai Lama when
  he visited America in September and postponed a scheduled meeting in October, to avoid upsetting the
  government in China ahead of a presidential visit. During Mr Obama's subsequent visit to China, he made
  few and limited comments on human rights. The Chinese government responded by becoming more
  assertive. It helped to scupper a deal at the Copenhagen summit on climate change in December and
  snubbed the American president by sending a deputy minister to a crucial meeting. China has generally
  proven to be increasingly unwilling to co-operate with America, for example over United Nations sanctions
  against Iran.
  The administration, however, may now be toughening up. American rhetoric over Iran has become firmer.
  On Monday Mrs Clinton warned that a military dictatorship was emerging in Tehran. Relations with China,
  too, have become frostier, for example over a long-planned (and routine) decision by the American
  government to sell weapons to Taiwan. Mrs Clinton has also spoken up more forcefully about the need for
  internet freedom in China, in the wake of sophisticated cyber-attacks on Google that many believe had
  Chinese government fingerprints on them. This week's meeting with the Dalai Lama is thus a moment to
  demonstrate that Mr Obama is ready both to signal his concern for human rights and that his foreign-
  policy is becoming more assertive.
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  February 17, 2010
  For: Hillary

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  Attachments: hrc memo Iran 021710.docx
  CONFIDENTIAL
  February 17, 2010
  For: Hillary
  From: Sid
  Re: Iran, Saudi
  Had dinner last night (Tuesday, February 16) with Joschka Fischer. We had an interesting conversation on Iran
  and Saudi Arabia, among other things. (As you know Fischer is now director of the Nabucco pipeline project.)
  On Iran, harsh, targeted sanctions are absolutely necessary, but are most effective diplomatically when always
  coupled with an offer to negotiate. The iron fist in the velvet glove approach achieves several objectives:
  According to Fischer's intelligence, Ahmanijehad wished some negotiated settlement but was blocked. The
  regime has splits at the top. Perhaps true, perhaps not. But constantly pushing negotiations alongside sanctions
  puts additional pressure on internal divisions, whatever they are. Extending an open hand while brandishing a
  stick closes diplomatic and political room to maneuver for Iran: Its refusal to accept the open hand justifies
  application of the stick. Even when sanctions are enforced it always remains useful to say another way is open.
  The damage done to Iran is therefore the result of its own choice. This approach also aids the opposition. A
  purely condign sanctions strategy can contribute to the regime's will to punish and tighten repression. Talking
  of regime change, of course, undermines the cause of regime change. It is a gift to the regime. The opposition is
  a new factor in the Iran equation that must be taken into account on the political and moral level. Pushed to the
  wall, the regime may feel compelled to repress, which might involve thousands or tens of thousands of political
  killings. On Saudi Arabia, Fischer points out that if Iran develops nuclear weaponry the Saudis already have
  their own bomb. The Saudis invested in Pakistan's nuclear weaponry partly for this eventuality; that's their
  bomb in reserve.
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  Thanks for the new years wish. You can give Senator Gillibrand my name, but I will also ask Miguel to call her Leg
  Director in the morning. And I will work with Jake to track down Aga Khan's roadmap to stability.
  See you tomorrow.

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  Thanks for the new years wish. You can give Senator Gillibrand my name, but I will also ask Miguel to call her Leg
  Director in the morning. And I will work with Jake to track down Aga Khan's roadmap to stability.
  See you tomorrow.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun Jan 03 18:19:31 2010
  Subject: Happy New Year and onto 2010!
  Rich---Thanks for all you did to make the past year a successful one, I hope you and your family will have a happy and
  healthy new year. I'm looking forward to 2010!
  Here's some questions and I'm copying Jake so he can help w the followup--
  Right before I left, Kirsten Gillibrand called to discuss her cybersecurity bill. She wants to draft it so it favors State. I told
  her we would connect her up w the right person who would call her to discuss in the new year. Who should that be in
  your shop or elsewhere? Pis let me know so I can call and tell her.
  When I was in Kabul, the Aga Khan told me he had given a "roadmap" to stability in Afghanistan and wanted me to see
  it. That's all I know; can you track it down?
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  From: Cheryl Mills <
  Sent: Sunday, January 3, 2010 9:18 PM
  To:
  Cc: 'Sullivan, Jacob J'
  Subject: FW: Iran reports: Majlis likely to reject Kerry Iran visa
  FYI
  From: McDonough, Denis R. [mailto
  Sent: Sunday, January 03 2010 8:54 'dm
  To: cheryl.mil Is
  Subject: Re: Iran reports: Majlis likely to reject Kerry Iran visa
  Not asked to go and not even going. His guys say - and he says to Tom D. I gather - that these reports are all BS.
  Will call early Tuesday. We get home early afternoon tmrw.
  From: Cheryl Mills <
  To: McDonough, Denis R.
  Sent: Sun Jan 03 20:34:57 2010
  Subject: FW: Iran reports: Majlis likely to reject Kerry Iran visa
  Hey dear:
  Welcome back.
  What is the backstory on this — has Kerry been asked to go to Iran?
  cdm
  From: Nora Toiv [mailto
  Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2010 7:05 PM
  To: Cheryl Mills
  Subject: Iran reports: Majlis likely to reject Kerry Iran visa
  After John Kerry's staff last week told us that Kerry has no plans to meet Iranian officials in Iran or abroad,
  Tehran Times is reporting that the Iranian parliament will decide this week on whether to grant Kerry a visa.
  "The Majlis Foreign Relations Committee is scheduled to discuss the issue on Tuesday morning and then the
  Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Committee will make a decision on Tuesday afternoon," the
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  English language Iranian paper cited MP Hossen Ebrahimi Sunday.
  "However, [Ebrahimi] said he believes it is unlikely that the Majlis will approve the visit since it is not in the
  country's interests at the present time."
  Via The Hill blog, Fars news agency says Kerry's visa request has been denied.
  "They could have very well taken a vote, I have not been informed of any such vote directly," Senate Foreign
  Relations Committee spokesman Fred Jones told POLITICO Sunday. "Once again, I reiterate that John Kerry
  has no plans to travel to Iran."
  Last week, Jones told POLITICO that Iranian reports that Kerry was planning to go to Iran were not accurate.
  Asked if Kerry was exploring the possibility of meeting Iranian officials elsewhere in a third country, Jones said
  no. "There are no plans to meet with any Iranian officials abroad."
  Over the weekend, diplomatic and Hill sources said that internal disputes have emerged over whether a
  European Parliament delegation should proceed with its planned visit to Iran this month. Iran's Press TV
  reported yesterday that the European MP delegation plans to come.
  Posted by Laura Rozen 04:13 PM
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  MS,
  General Petraeus just logged a call to you from his liaison office in the Pentagon. He will be there until 4:00 PM
  today. I will add to your grid.
  Lauren

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  General Petraeus just logged a call to you from his liaison office in the Pentagon. He will be there until 4:00 PM
  today. I will add to your grid.
  Lauren
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  His office just called back again to offer another number that they prefer we use. I've made a note of it here.

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  Subject RE: General Petraeus
  His office just called back again to offer another number that they prefer we use. I've made a note of it here.
  From: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 12:27 PM
  To: 'H'
  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject: General Petraeus
  MS,
  General Petraeus just logged a call to you from his liaison office in the Pentagon. He will be there until 4:00 PM
  today. I will add to your grid.
  Lauren
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767217 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject: George Mitchell Cell
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767223 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767224
MetadataSubject: HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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  Happy New Year to you, too! I'm sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
  On menu: As a start, I can make a list of the lunches that he's made so far. Jason is given money advances. I'm not
  positive of the total for last year since I came in April but I can have that answer for you by morning. I have skim milk for
  you.
  On the Human Rights Watch Report: I found it online and will print. It is 96 pages so I can put this in a binder if you'd like.
  Parks and Recreation: NBC Thursdays at 8:30pm The Good Wife: CBS Tuesdays at lOpm
  And it is a huge honor to work for you. I learn so much every day and I am so grateful for this unforgettable experience.
  Thank you!

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  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  Sent: Sunday, January 3, 2010 9:23 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Happy New Year!
  Happy New Year to you, too! I'm sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
  On menu: As a start, I can make a list of the lunches that he's made so far. Jason is given money advances. I'm not
  positive of the total for last year since I came in April but I can have that answer for you by morning. I have skim milk for
  you.
  On the Human Rights Watch Report: I found it online and will print. It is 96 pages so I can put this in a binder if you'd like.
  Parks and Recreation: NBC Thursdays at 8:30pm The Good Wife: CBS Tuesdays at lOpm
  And it is a huge honor to work for you. I learn so much every day and I am so grateful for this unforgettable experience.
  Thank you!
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Sun Jan 03 18:20:14 2010
  Subject: Happy New Year!
  Monica--I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and thank you for all of your help this past year. You've been a life
  saver. I'm looking forward to 2010 being even better.
  Here are a few things as we start the year--
  I'd like to work w you to prepare a menu for Jason. Also does he give me a monthly bill for the food he buys and
  prepares for me?
  Could you or he buy skim milk for me to have for my tea? Also, pls remind me to bring more tea cups from home.
  Also, pls try to get me a copy of the Human Rights Watch report titled "We Have the Promises of the World: Women's
  Rights in Afghanistan."
  Can you give me times for two TV shows: Parks and Recreation and The Good Wife?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767224 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 5:04 PM
  To: H
  Subject Senator mitchell looking to talk non-secure
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767227 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767228
MetadataSubject: ISABELLE CONFIRMED FOR 7:30AM
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  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 5:05 PM
  To:
  Subject: Isabelle confirmed for 7:30am.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767228 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767229
MetadataSubject: SMITH BAGLEY'S FUNERAL
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Smith Bagley's funeral
ExtractedTo: H; 'ValmoroLJ@state.gov'; 'cheryl.mills
ExtractedFrom: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Sunday, January 3, 2010 10:45 PM
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  We have it
  Already working on schedule

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  From: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Sunday, January 3, 2010 10:45 PM
  To: H; 'ValmoroLJ@state.gov'; 'cheryl.mills
  Subject: Re: Smith Bagley's funeral
  We have it
  Already working on schedule
  Original Message
  From: Hrc
  To: Lona
  To: Huma Abedin
  To: Cheryl Mills n
  Sent: Jan 3, 2010 10:44 PM
  Subject: Smith Bagley's funeral
  It's at 10:30 on Thursday at Holy Trinity on G'town.
  B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767229 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767230
MetadataSubject: FEEDBACK ON MIDDLE EAST COMMENTS TODAY
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  Madam Secretary, good evening. I just received a question
  PJ

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  From: Crowley, Philip J <CrowleyPJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 10:50 PM
  To: H
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J; Mills, Cheryl D; Reines, Philippe I;
  Prince, Jonathan M (PACE); Burns, William J; Mitchell, George J
  Subject Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Madam Secretary, good evening. I just received a question
  PJ
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767230 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767231
MetadataSubject: JOSE FERNANDEZ SWEARING -IN
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Otero, Maria
MetadataDateSent: 2010-02-17T05:00:00+00:00
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  The first woman professor tenured at Darmouth, who I know, described you as "radiant" at this event.
  Cheers!
  Under Secretary of State
  for Democracy and Global Affairs
  Department of State .
  2201 C St NW Room 7261
  Washington DC 20520
  202 - 647-6240

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  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 5:09 PM
  To:
  Subject: Jose Fernandez Swearing-in
  The first woman professor tenured at Darmouth, who I know, described you as "radiant" at this event.
  Cheers!
  Under Secretary of State
  for Democracy and Global Affairs
  Department of State .
  2201 C St NW Room 7261
  Washington DC 20520
  202 - 647-6240
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767231 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767232
MetadataSubject: (AP) TWO AL-QAIDA MILITANTS KILLED IN YEMEN
MetadataTo: H
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, January 4, 2010 7:13 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Two al-Qaida militants killed in Yemen
  From: McNeil, Matthew C
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-NEA
  Cc: SES-O_SWO-Only
  Sent: Mon Jan 04 06:36:32 2010
  Subject: (AP) Two al-Qaida militants killed in Yemen
  SANAA (AP) - Security officials say Yemeni forces have killed two suspected al-Qaida militants in a raid outside the
  capital. The officials say security forces attacked a group of militants, which included Nazeeh al-Hanaq, a senior figure
  on Yemen's most wanted list. The clash took place on Monday as the militants were moving through the mountainous
  area of Arhab. They say al-Hanaq escaped but two fighters with him were killed in the clashes. The officials spoke on
  condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the press.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767232 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767234
MetadataSubject: STATEMENT FOR "AFTER" FLIGHT GOES WHEELS UP
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Merten, Kenneth H; Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F
ExtractedDateSent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:15 PM
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  B5,B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:15 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  To: Crowley, Philip 3; Reines, Philippe I; Toner, Mark C
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Wed Feb 17 19:50:10 2010
  Subject: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  All-
  Below is the statement for spox to release for after the flight goes wheels up. I will let you know when that happens. We anticipate
  around 8:30pm. CA has reached out to HE1S who will be receiving the plane and they will help keep media away from the AmCits and
  facilitate entry. Once they arrive in Miami it is up to them to get to their destination.
  Thanks,
  Caitlin
  Today, the Haitian judge released eight of the ten American citizens and they have departed Haiti for the United
  States. Two members of the group are being detained in Haiti to answer further questions, as the investigation is
  ongoing. The United State Government respects the sovereign right of the Government of Haiti to conduct its
  own judicial processes. The United States Embassy in Port au Prince has been providing the detained
  Americans with consular visits and assistance to ensure that they are safe and receiving necessary care. Haitian
  authorities have been cooperative in ensuring the individuals' safety and welfare since their arrest and we have
  every expectation this will continue.
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  202.647.6115
  (blackberry)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767234 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: FEEDBACK ON MIDDLE EAST COMMENTS TODAY
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  B5, B6
  From:
  Sent:
  To:
  Crowley, Philip J <CrowleyPJ@state.gov>
  Wednesday, February 3, 2010 11:21 PM
  H
  Cc: preines Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: RE: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Will do. PJ
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 11:17 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip J
  Cc: 'preines Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Re: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  P.J.---Thanks for the headsup about question. I was not saying anything new and believe I have said this before
  and am copying both Philippe and Jake so all three of you can help me remember when, where and whether. Also, I
  believe the POTUS has also said this. Let's discuss tomorrow.
  Original Message
  From: Crowley, Philip1 <CrowleyR1@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D <FeltmanJD@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacobi
  <SullivanJ1@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>; Prince, Jonathan
  M (PACE) <PrinceJM@state.gov>; Burns, William 1 <BurnsW1@state.gov>; Mitchell, George J <MitchelIG@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 22:49:58 2010
  Subject: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Madam Secretary, good evening. I just received a question
  PJ
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767235 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05767237
MetadataSubject: FINANCIAL TIMES INTERVIEW WITH PODESTA
MetadataTo: H
MetadataFrom: Fuchs, Michael H
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  Madam Secretary,
  Jake mentioned that you would like to see a copy of John Podesta's recent interview with the Financial Times. A
  transcript of the interview has not been posted yet, but I have included here the Financial Times article about the
  interview. Please just let me know if you would like any further information on this.
  Best,
  Mike
  Former aide urges Obama to regain 'political narrative'
  By Edward Luce in Washington
  Published: February 15 2010
  Barack Obama, US president, has lost control of the political narrative and needs to make more use of his cabinet in
  order to regain it, says John Podesta, the man who headed the president's transition team.
  "My friends in the White House would agree with this, that they lost the narrative," Mr Podesta said in an interview for
  View from DC, the Financial Times' video series from Washington. "Clearly that needs not one speech once in a while: it
  needs, I think, to be constantly reinforced. And not just by the president, but by his entire team ... He's got a terrific
  cabinet. Use it. Get out into the country and use it."
  Mr Podesta, who was also a chief of staff to Bill Clinton, drew parallels with the former president's difficulties in his first
  two years, which culminated in the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress following the failure of healthcare reform.
  When asked whether the failure of this latest attempt at healthcare reform would result in a similar electoral
  "massacre" for the Democratic party at the mid-term elections in November, he said: "I subscribe to that view."
  Mr Podesta founded the Centre for American Progress, Washington's largest liberal think-tank, which was often
  described as a "government-in-exile" during the years George W. Bush was in the White House. He said Mr Obama had
  three options with healthcare reform. First, try to enact the whole thing by using the budget reconciliation process,
  which would enable it to pass with 51 votes. The Democrats lost their controlling 60-seat super-majority last month in a
  election defeat in Massachusetts.
  The second would be to pass a watered down bill with Republican support The third would be to abandon the attempt,
  as Mr Clinton did in 1993.
  Mr Podesta, whom Mr Obama still regularly consults, said there was still a better than 50:50 chance of getting reform
  through. "The worst option among the three is doing nothing, and so they're going to have to figure out which track is
  viable," he said. "It may mean doing it with only Democratic votes. But if that is such, then so be it."
  He painted a fairly bleak view of the overall health of US politics. "It sucks," he said. Pointing to a strategy of
  obstructionism by Republican lawmakers, he said: "I think the president is trying to re-engage with Republicans, but,
  quite frankly, he's not dealing with the party of [Abraham] Lincoln. He's dealing with the party of [Sarah] Palin."
  The growth of partisanship and the increasing difficulty in getting any big reforms through the Senate were threatening
  to turn the US into, "in essence, a parliamentary system without majority rule", where the opposition automatically
  opposes any serious initiatives.
  The political stasis in California provided the writing on the wall for the US as a whole, he said. Since the 1978 passage of
  Proposition 13 in the state, all budget changes had required a two-thirds majority. "And so nothing gets done."
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell) B6

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  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:17 PM
  To:
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject Financial Times interview with Podesta
  Madam Secretary,
  Jake mentioned that you would like to see a copy of John Podesta's recent interview with the Financial Times. A
  transcript of the interview has not been posted yet, but I have included here the Financial Times article about the
  interview. Please just let me know if you would like any further information on this.
  Best,
  Mike
  Former aide urges Obama to regain 'political narrative'
  By Edward Luce in Washington
  Published: February 15 2010
  Barack Obama, US president, has lost control of the political narrative and needs to make more use of his cabinet in
  order to regain it, says John Podesta, the man who headed the president's transition team.
  "My friends in the White House would agree with this, that they lost the narrative," Mr Podesta said in an interview for
  View from DC, the Financial Times' video series from Washington. "Clearly that needs not one speech once in a while: it
  needs, I think, to be constantly reinforced. And not just by the president, but by his entire team ... He's got a terrific
  cabinet. Use it. Get out into the country and use it."
  Mr Podesta, who was also a chief of staff to Bill Clinton, drew parallels with the former president's difficulties in his first
  two years, which culminated in the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress following the failure of healthcare reform.
  When asked whether the failure of this latest attempt at healthcare reform would result in a similar electoral
  "massacre" for the Democratic party at the mid-term elections in November, he said: "I subscribe to that view."
  Mr Podesta founded the Centre for American Progress, Washington's largest liberal think-tank, which was often
  described as a "government-in-exile" during the years George W. Bush was in the White House. He said Mr Obama had
  three options with healthcare reform. First, try to enact the whole thing by using the budget reconciliation process,
  which would enable it to pass with 51 votes. The Democrats lost their controlling 60-seat super-majority last month in a
  election defeat in Massachusetts.
  The second would be to pass a watered down bill with Republican support The third would be to abandon the attempt,
  as Mr Clinton did in 1993.
  Mr Podesta, whom Mr Obama still regularly consults, said there was still a better than 50:50 chance of getting reform
  through. "The worst option among the three is doing nothing, and so they're going to have to figure out which track is
  viable," he said. "It may mean doing it with only Democratic votes. But if that is such, then so be it."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767237 Date: 08/31/2015

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  He painted a fairly bleak view of the overall health of US politics. "It sucks," he said. Pointing to a strategy of
  obstructionism by Republican lawmakers, he said: "I think the president is trying to re-engage with Republicans, but,
  quite frankly, he's not dealing with the party of [Abraham] Lincoln. He's dealing with the party of [Sarah] Palin."
  The growth of partisanship and the increasing difficulty in getting any big reforms through the Senate were threatening
  to turn the US into, "in essence, a parliamentary system without majority rule", where the opposition automatically
  opposes any serious initiatives.
  The political stasis in California provided the writing on the wall for the US as a whole, he said. Since the 1978 passage of
  Proposition 13 in the state, all budget changes had required a two-thirds majority. "And so nothing gets done."
  Michael H. Fuchs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-1709
  (cell) B6
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  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
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  8:45 am Secretary's Office
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  10:00 am Principals Conference Room 7516
  10:00 am OFFICE TIME
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  11:00 am BILATERAL w/QATARI PRIME MINISTER AND FOREIGN MINISTER
  11:45 am SHEIKH HAMAD BIN JASSIM JABR AL-THANI Secretary's Conference Room
  *Official photo in East Hall preceding.
  11:45 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  11:50 am Secretary's Office
  11:50 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/QATARI PRIME MINISTER AND
  12:00 pm FOREIGN MINISTER SHEIKH HAMAD BIN JASSIM JABR AL-THANI
  Treaty Room
  12:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route Blair House
  12:15 pm ARRIVE Blair House
  12:15 pm WORKING LUNCH FOR QATARI PRIME MINISTER AND
  1:15 pm FOREIGN MINISTER HAMAD BIN JASSIM JABR AL-THANI
  Lee Dining Room, Blair House
  1:20 pm DEPART Blair House *En route State Department
  1:25 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:00 pm Secretary's Office
  2:00 pm MEETING w/JOHN BEYRLE, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA
  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  Sent: Monday, January 4, 2010 8:42 AM
  To:
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  Subject: Mini Schedule 1/4/10 Monday
  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
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  11:50 am Secretary's Office
  11:50 am JOINT PRESS AVAILABILITY w/QATARI PRIME MINISTER AND
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  Treaty Room
  12:10 pm DEPART State Department *En route Blair House
  12:15 pm ARRIVE Blair House
  12:15 pm WORKING LUNCH FOR QATARI PRIME MINISTER AND
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  1:25 pm ARRIVE State Department
  1:30 pm OFFICE TIME
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  2:30 pm Secretary's Office
  2:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00 pm Secretary's Office
  6:00 pm DEPART State Department *En route Private Residence
  6:10 pm ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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  B5,B6
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:54 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  Fyi
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Wed Feb 17 20:29:47 2010
  Subject: RE: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  It is being reported that she (Coulter) was in Haiti before with Silsby:
  (From AFP: Judge Bernard Saint-vil, who is handling the case, allowed them to leave the country without bail, according to their
  lawyer Aviol Fleurant. But Saint-vil wants to question two other missionaries -- group leader Laura Silsby and her confidante Charisa
  Coulter -- "because they were in Haiti before the earthquake," Fleurant added.)
  Also note:
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:23 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Subject: RE: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  Media is reporting that she was Silsby's nanny and was involved in organizing the trip. Unclear at moment if they think she was down
  there before with Silsby.
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:22 PM
  To: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Subject: Re: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  What is purported role of this other individ such that he/she was not released?
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Wed Feb 17 20:16:37 2010
  Subject: RE: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  Charisa Coulter
  Per CA: It was unclear if they still faced charges of child abduction and criminal conspiracy, which can carry prison terms
  of up to 15 years.
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767239 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:16 PM
  To: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Subject: Re: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  Who besides laura is being held back?
  From: Klevorick, Caitlin B
  To: Crowley, Philip 3; Reines, Philippe I; Toner, Mark C
  Cc: Merten, Kenneth H; Mills, Cheryl D; Kennedy, Patrick F
  Sent: Wed Feb 17 19:50:10 2010
  Subject: Statement for *after* flight goes wheels up
  All-
  Below is the statement for spox to release for after the flight goes wheels up. I will let you know when that happens. We anticipate
  around 8:30pm. CA has reached out to HHS who will be receiving the plane and they will help keep media away from the AmCits and
  facilitate entry. Once they arrive in Miami it is up to them to get to their destination.
  Thanks,
  Caitlin
  Today, the Haitian judge released eight of the ten American citizens and they have departed Haiti for the United
  States. Two members of the group are being detained in Haiti to answer further questions, as the investigation is
  ongoing. The United State Government respects the sovereign right of the Government of Haiti to conduct its
  own judicial processes. The United States Embassy in Port au Prince has been providing the detained
  Americans with consular visits and assistance to ensure that they are safe and receiving necessary care. Haitian
  authorities have been cooperative in ensuring the individuals' safety and welfare since their arrest and we have
  every expectation this will continue.
  o
  Caitlin Klevorick
  Office of the Counselor
  Department of State
  KlevorickCB@state.gov
  202.647.6115
  (blackberry)
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MetadataSubject: FEEDBACK ON MIDDLE EAST COMMENTS TODAY
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ExtractedTo: Crowley, Philip J; H
ExtractedFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: preines
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 5:33 AM
  To: Crowley, Philip J; H
  Cc: preines
  Subject: Re: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Pi -- let's connect first thing. This was not new policy.
  Original Message ----
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  To: 'H' <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  Cc: 'preines Sullivan, Jacobi B6
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 23:20:55 2010
  Subject: RE: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Will do. PJ
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 11:17 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip J
  Cc: 'preines
  Subject: Re: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  P.J.--Thanks for the headsup about question. I was not saying anything new and believe I have said this before
  and am copying both Philippe and Jake so all three of you can help me remember when, where and whether. Also, I
  believe the POTUS has also said this. Let's discuss tomorrow.
  Original Message ---
  From: Crowley, Philip J <Crowley1
  31@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D <FeltmaniD@state.gov>; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob
  <Sullivanii@state.gov>; Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Reines, Philippe I <reinesp@state.gov>; Prince, Jonathan
  M (PACE) <PrinceiM@state.gov>; Burns, William J<BurnsW.1@state.gov>; Mitchell, George J <MitchelIG@state.gov>
  Sent: Wed Feb 03 22:49:58 2010
  Subject: Feedback on Middle East Comments Today
  Madam Secretary, good evening. I just received a question
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  B5

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  Pi
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  Lindwall, David E; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Jacobs, Janice L; Lew, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D

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  Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 4:41 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Thank You
  See traffic WI
  From: Mills, Cheryl D
  To: Moore, Donald L; Coley, Theodore R; Klevorick, Caitlin B
  Cc: Lindwall, David E; Merten, Kenneth H; Kennedy, Patrick F; Jacobs, Janice L; Lew, Jacob 3; Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 04:40:04 2010
  Subject: Fw: Thank You
  Appreciation for all your work.
  See WI.
  Many thanks.
  Cdm
  From: Brown, Reginald
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Gorelick, Jamie
  Powell, Benjamin
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 04:28:35 2010
  Subject: Thank You
  ; O'Connor, Jennifer
  Cheryl,
  I'm sure we'll never know all that you and Secretary Clinton (and probably President Clinton too) did behind the scenes to secure the
  release of Jim Allen and seven other Americans who were detained in Haiti for 20 days, but we wanted to thank you nevertheless. We
  appreciated the promptness with which you assigned a first rate liaison to communicate with us - Ted Coley - and we appreciate the
  accomodations State made in the form of information delivery to Jim and assistance with his return to the United States. Jim is resting
  in Fort Lauderdale now and will return to Amarillo by private plane later in the morning. His wife Lisa is with him in Fort
  Lauderdale. The country is fortunate to have first rate diplomats and crisis responders like you in positions of public responsibility,
  and we appreciated your willingness to look carefully at the facts, including the distinctions between the roles played by each of the
  Americans who went to Haiti as volunteers.
  Again, thank you on our behalf, and on behalf of the Allen family, and best wishes with continuing relief and recovery efforts.
  Reg Brown
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  Of course, will book today.
  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: Thursday, February 18, 2010 7:42 AM
  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  Of course, will book today.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 07:39:59 2010
  Subject: Shuttle
  Can I take the 8pm Friday and the 8pm Sunday?
  I hope we can talk about the long term schedule today.
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ExtractedSubject: National Prayer Breakfast
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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 5:42 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: National Prayer Breakfast
  See VI - perhaps was prescient - see VI
  Original Message
  From: Crowley, Philip
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; Mills, Cheryl D; Verma, Richard R; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Schwerin,
  Daniel B
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 05:38:03 2010
  Subject: National Prayer Breakfast
  Just heard NPR report criticizing President for attending NPB sponsored by same group that promoted anti-
  homosexuality law in Uganda. Have not seen her remarks, but do we take it head on and criticize that action in her
  remarks? Would seem like obvious solution. PJ
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  From: Huma Abedin <
  Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 7:55 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  Yes we can do that this afternoon.
  Original Message
  From: Hrc
  To: Lona
  To: Huma Abedin
  Sent: Feb 18, 2010 7:39 AM
  Subject: Shuttle
  Can I take the 8pm Friday and the 8pm Sunday?
  I hope we can talk about the long term schedule today.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767244 Date: 08/31/2015



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  process
  FYI — we're getting a copy to your house as well.

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  Sent: Monday, January 4, 2010 6:51 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Talking points for S, Jim and Jack in pushing for a G20 foreign affairs sous-sherpa
  process
  Attachments: G 20 Talking Points FINAL.docx
  FYI — we're getting a copy to your house as well.
  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Monday, January 04, 2010 6:27 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Steinberg, James B; Lew, Jacob J
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Hormats, Robert D
  Subject: Talking points for S, Jim and Jack in pushing for a G20 foreign affairs sous-sherpa process
  Here are talking points for why State should have a Foreign Affairs Sous-Sherpa (FASS) track in preparation for the
  G20, as we did with the G8.
  Below and attached are slightly expanded talking points (I page)
  Expanded Talking Points
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767245 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Harris, Jennifer M
  Sent: Monday, January 04, 2010 6:22 PM
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Wright, Janey F; Burke-White, William
  Subject: G 20 Talking Points w AMS revisions FINAL
  Reflecting your second batch of revisions. Best, Jen
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  I didn't know that to be the case.
  Not sure if we can get the research b/f you speak but will try

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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 6:05 AM
  To:
  Subject Re: National Prayer Breakfast
  I didn't know that to be the case.
  Not sure if we can get the research b/f you speak but will try
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 05:46:44 2010
  Subject: Re: National Prayer Breakfast
  What is evidence that this group sponsored it?
  Original Message
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 05:42:26 2010
  Subject: Fw: National Prayer Breakfast
  See b/I - perhaps was prescient - see b/I
  Original Message
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  To: Muscatine, Lissa; Mills, Cheryl D; Verma, Richard R; Reines, Philippe I; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma; Schwerin,
  Daniel B
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 05:38:03 2010
  Subject: National Prayer Breakfast
  Just heard NPR report criticizing President for attending NPB sponsored by same group that promoted anti-
  homosexuality law in Uganda. Have not seen her remarks, but do we take it head on and criticize that action in her
  remarks? Would seem like obvious solution. PJ
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  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  Will do.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona
  Cc: Huma Abed in
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 07:54:04 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  Toiv, Nora F B6
  Pls try to set up a mtg for me and Cheryl w Tony Lake.
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  I haven't forgotten. While we were in the Gulf I asked Phil and Liz and the DCM-note-taker to send everything they had.
  I will find time to compile today.
  Will be a fun project!

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  I haven't forgotten. While we were in the Gulf I asked Phil and Liz and the DCM-note-taker to send everything they had.
  I will find time to compile today.
  Will be a fun project!
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 07:51:14 2010
  Subject: Followup
  Don't forget the consolidated report of the Sarkozy mtg. One of the all-time best!
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ExtractedBodyText: I will add Goldwyn and double check on Boswell.
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  I will add Goldwyn and double check on Boswell.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Russo, Robert V
  Sent: Thu Feb 18 07:52:13 2010
  Subject: Meeting Notes
  In the next printing pis add David Goldwyn to Envoys & Others. He is International Energy Coordinator.
  Also I thought Eric Boswell not Jeffrey ? Was head of DS. Pls let me know. Thx.
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  You are correct - Eric Boswell is A/5 for Diplomatic Security. Jeff Culver is the Director of DS. I apologize for the mistake.
  I have added Goldwyn and corrected Boswell. It takes about a week to have a notebook printed. Would you like me to
  go ahead and place an order or wait for more changes/until you use the current stock?

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  Subject: RE: Meeting Notes
  You are correct - Eric Boswell is A/5 for Diplomatic Security. Jeff Culver is the Director of DS. I apologize for the mistake.
  I have added Goldwyn and corrected Boswell. It takes about a week to have a notebook printed. Would you like me to
  go ahead and place an order or wait for more changes/until you use the current stock?
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 7:52 AM
  To: Russo, Robert V
  Subject: Meeting Notes
  In the next printing pls add David Goldwyn to Envoys & Others. He is International Energy Coordinator.
  Also I thought Eric Boswell not Jeffrey ? Was head of DS. Pls let me know. Thx.
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  I thought you both should hear the words of Andrew Stear, DG of policy at DFID, who told me yesterday that
  "throughout the development community around the world there is great relief that the US is back, and leading
  particularly in health and food security/agriculture. He said that we were once again the acknowledge "go to people" in
  both these areas. He also had lots to say that will b v useful in QDDR re relationship b/w development and diplomacy.

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  I thought you both should hear the words of Andrew Stear, DG of policy at DFID, who told me yesterday that
  "throughout the development community around the world there is great relief that the US is back, and leading
  particularly in health and food security/agriculture. He said that we were once again the acknowledge "go to people" in
  both these areas. He also had lots to say that will b v useful in QDDR re relationship b/w development and diplomacy.
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  House Members (8): Clyburn (Majority Whip/House delegation leader), Conyers, Rangel, Thompson, Barbara
  Lee, Connie Mack, Mary Bono Mack, Donna Christensen.
  House Staff (2): Stacee Bako (Speaker Pelosi), Dave Grimaldi (Clyburn)
  Senators (7 — add'I House Member likely to get 8th slot): Durbin (Majority Whip/Senate delegation leader),
  Bingaman, Bill Nelson, Klobuchar, Lemieux, Barasso and 1 other senator TBD.
  Senate Staff (2): TBD
  Still a chance the trip doesn't go tomorrow depending on the snow storm. Will make a go/no go decision by
  cob today.

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  House Members (8): Clyburn (Majority Whip/House delegation leader), Conyers, Rangel, Thompson, Barbara
  Lee, Connie Mack, Mary Bono Mack, Donna Christensen.
  House Staff (2): Stacee Bako (Speaker Pelosi), Dave Grimaldi (Clyburn)
  Senators (7 — add'I House Member likely to get 8th slot): Durbin (Majority Whip/Senate delegation leader),
  Bingaman, Bill Nelson, Klobuchar, Lemieux, Barasso and 1 other senator TBD.
  Senate Staff (2): TBD
  Still a chance the trip doesn't go tomorrow depending on the snow storm. Will make a go/no go decision by
  cob today.
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  To:
  Subject FW: U.N. Rejects 'Militarization of Afghan Aid (NYT, Nordland)
  FYI
  Original Message
  From: Simon, Jessica L
  Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 8:27 AM
  To: SSRAP_Expanded; Deutsch, Christopher M
  Cc: Cooper, Kurtis A; Pelofsky, Eric J
  Subject: U.N. Rejects 'Militarization' of Afghan Aid (NYT, Nordland)
  By ROD NORDLAND
  Published: February 18, 2010 KABUL, Afghanistan -Senior United Nations officials
  in Afghanistan on Wednesday criticized NATO forces for what one referred to as
  "the militarization of humanitarian aid," and said United Nations agencies would
  not participate in the military's reconstruction strategy in Marja as part of its
  current offensive there. "We are not part of that process, we do not want to be
  part of it," said Robert Watkins, the deputy special representative of the
  secretary general, at a news conference attended by other officials to announce
  the United Nations' Humanitarian Action Plan for 2010. "We will not be part of
  that military strategy." The American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A.
  McChrystal, has made the rapid delivery of governmental services, including
  education, health care and job programs, a central part of his strategy in Marja,
  referring to plans to rapidly deploy what he has referred to as "a government in
  a box" once Marja is pacified. Mr. Watkins did not specifically criticize the
  Marja offensive, saying, "It is not the military that will be delivering the
  services, they will be clearing the area so the government can deliver those
  services." However, the United Nations would not be participating, he said. Wael
  Haj-Ibrahim, head of the United Nations' Office for the Coordination of
  Humanitarian Affairs here, said the military should not be involved in providing
  health care or schools. "If that aid is being delivered as part of a military
  strategy, the counterstrategy is to destroy that aid," Mr. Haj-Ibrahim said.
  "Allowing the military to do it is not the best use of resources." Instead, he
  said, the military should confine itself to clearing an area of security threats
  and providing security for humanitarian organizations to deliver services. "The
  distribution of aid by the military gives a very difficult impression to the
  communities and puts the lives of humanitarian workers at risk," Mr. Watkins
  said. Last month, eight leading humanitarian organizations working in
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  Afghanistan, including Oxfam and ActionAid, issued a joint report that was highly
  critical of the International Security Assistance Force, as the American-led NATO
  force is known, because of "the international militaries' use of aid as a
  'nonlethal' weapon of war." They maintained that this violated an agreement
  between international forces and the United Nations that the military's primary
  role should be to provide security and, only when there is no other alternative,
  to provide limited developmental and humanitarian assistance. The agencies
  maintain they are able to work in conflict areas of Afghanistan when local
  residents see them as independent and not connected with the military, and this
  approach puts that at risk. "Military-led humanitarian and development activities
  are driven by donors' political interests and short-term security objectives and
  are often ineffective, wasteful and potentially harmful to Afghans," a statement
  by Oxfam said. The United Nations officials expressed the same concern, though
  more diplomatically, and one official, who did not want to be quoted by name
  because of the political sensitivity of the issue, said the United Nations had
  repeatedly raised those concerns with the international forces without success.
  The American military refers to its strategy, first enunciated in Iraq in 2006,
  as "clear, hold and build." Previously there were insufficient foreign and Afghan
  troops in Afghanistan to pursue that strategy systematically because they were
  unable to hold large areas for long periods of time. The offensive in Marja is
  intended as a showcase where the strategy can work, and the coalition says it has
  adequate forces now to do that. "Clear, hold and build, it's short-sighted for
  two reasons," the United Nations official said. "Territory changes hands in a
  conflict, and if the services are associated with a particular group, it will be
  destroyed." That has happened often with projects like schools and clinics around
  the country. The officials were particularly critical of NATO's planned "civilian
  surge," bringing in more government-financed aid workers involved in projects
  like the country's provincial reconstruction teams, which are located in each
  province and designed to provide fast-track development and aid services in their
  areas. These reconstruction teams are NATO groups run by various allied
  countries, including Canada in Kandahar, and Britain in Lashkar Gah, and they
  primarily disburse development and aid money locally in each province.Many of the
  reconstruction teams, the official said, see their role as providing services in
  exchange for intelligence-gathering and political activity directed against the
  insurgents. He declined to identify any that operate under that premise, although
  he added that not all did so. In many parts of the country, only nongovernmental
  organizations are able to operate safely because of the security situation, and
  they fill the gap in governmental services. Because the reconstruction teams are
  run by foreigners and are associated with their countries' militaries, they need
  to go out with heavy security, and aid groups worry that locals begin to
  associate all aid workers with the military. Oxfam said the military "was going
  way beyond its remit" in Afghanistan, citing an American Army counterinsurgency
  manual that defines humanitarian aid as a "nonlethal weapon."A statement issued
  Wednesday by the international forces emphasized the military's new, population-
  centered approach to fighting the insurgents. "The conduct of Operation Moshtarak
  is visibly demonstrating that the force has changed the way it operates and that
  it is working with and for the people of Afghanistan," the statement said,
  referring to the Marja offensive. It also suggested the military phase of the
  operation could be protracted. "The insurgents are tactically adept, have
  resilience and are cunning, so continued tactical patience on the part of the
  combined force is important. Mining is significant in areas, and the combined
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  force must be very deliberate in its movement in order to minimize local Afghan
  and combined force casualties." The United Nations' Humanitarian Action Plan has
  a proposed budget of $870.5 million, a substantial increase over previous years,
  because the increased level of NATO military activity has led to increased needs
  for services in many parts of the country, according the United Nations.
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  I get these reports every morning. They are somewhat painful to read since, as you know, in Pakistan, the
  media can be particularly outrageous. However, we can't ignore the fact that these talk shows are the most
  watched programming in prime time.. The report below is fairly typical. The host sets up the discussion in
  fairly provocative way and the guests, who come from across the political spectrum, respond. As you can
  see, the first commentator is strongly anti US. However, what I, have observed since our media offensive
  began last Fall is that there is usually a more moderate guest as well, who will argue along the lines that it is
  only natural for the US to protect its interests and GOP should do a better job of protecting Pakistan. Believe it
  or not there have even been instances where we get credit for some of the things we do. Also on occasion
  where there have been particularly egregious attacks on US policy, the host will read a statement from our
  Embassy in the following programming. We try to get airtime on these programs whenever possible but it is
  hard. It 's a hard slog getting this right but we are making progress.
  im

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  I get these reports every morning. They are somewhat painful to read since, as you know, in Pakistan, the
  media can be particularly outrageous. However, we can't ignore the fact that these talk shows are the most
  watched programming in prime time.. The report below is fairly typical. The host sets up the discussion in
  fairly provocative way and the guests, who come from across the political spectrum, respond. As you can
  see, the first commentator is strongly anti US. However, what I, have observed since our media offensive
  began last Fall is that there is usually a more moderate guest as well, who will argue along the lines that it is
  only natural for the US to protect its interests and GOP should do a better job of protecting Pakistan. Believe it
  or not there have even been instances where we get credit for some of the things we do. Also on occasion
  where there have been particularly egregious attacks on US policy, the host will read a statement from our
  Embassy in the following programming. We try to get airtime on these programs whenever possible but it is
  hard. It 's a hard slog getting this right but we are making progress.
  im
  From: Baber, Suhail On Behalf Of Islamabad, Information Section
  Sent: Friday, February 19, 2010 4:37 AM
  To: Snelsire, Richard W
  Cc: Schwartz, Larry; Gill, Muazzam; Wade, Joseph W (Peshawar)
  Subject: TV Talk Shows' Summary - February 18, 2010
  TV Talk Shows' Summary
  February 18, 2010
  Program: "Center Stage" Express TV (02/18)
  Host: Fahad Hussain
  Participants: Munawwar Hassan (Anneer Jamaat-i-Islami Pakistan); Shahid Amin
  (Analyst)
  Topic: U.S. Agenda In The Region
  Host: Pakistan has rendered countless sacrifices in the war against terrorism but it
  seems that the United States is not ready to trust us. Washington's policy towards
  Islamabad is ambiguous. On the one hand, the U.S. has assigned Pakistan the role of a
  frontline state in the war against terrorism while, on the other, it has signed nuclear deal
  with our worst enemy, India. What, in your opinion, is the real U.S. agenda in our
  region?
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  Munawwar Hassan: The U.S. wants to make India the mini-superpower in this region.
  This American policy prompted the Indian army chief to boast that his country can fight
  against China and Pakistan simultaneously. The U.S. needs our cooperation against Iran
  and China. It also wants our help to occupy the resources of the Central Asian states.
  The current wave of extremism in the region is the reaction of imperialistic policies of
  Washington. Despite our recognition of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, Pakistan
  treated their ambassador in Islamabad in a very humiliating manner. In fact, our rulers
  have becomes the slaves of the United States. But Pakistan will get nothing by
  befriending the U.S. and helping Americans in their conspiracies against our neighbors.
  The history tells us that Washington's enmity is dangerous, and its friendship is fatal.
  Shahid Amin: Every country devises its policies to safeguard its national interests and
  same is true for the United States. However, it is the responsibility of our governments
  to protect Pakistan's interests while dealing with Americans. Today, the Taliban and Al-
  Qaeda constitute the biggest threat to the U.S. security. But these terrorist
  organizations also pose a potential threat to the security and integrity of Pakistan.
  Hence, like America, their elimination is also in our own national interest.
  The following programs were monitored, but as they dealt with domestic
  issues, therefore, were not summarized:
  Program: "Kal Tak" Express TV (02/18)
  Host: Javed Chaudhry
  Participants: Abid Sher Ali (PML-N); Asma Arbab Alamgir (PPP); Kashmala Tariq (PML-Q)
  Topic: Government-Opposition Relationship
  Program: "Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Saath" Geo TV (02/18)
  Host: Kamran Khan
  Participants: Dr. Ejaz Shafi (Chairman Gallop Pakistan); Muhammad Sohail (Economist);
  Rahimullah Yousufzai (Resident Editor The News)
  Topic: Performance of PPP Government
  Program: "Capital Talk" Geo TV (02/18)
  Host: Hannid Mir
  Participants: Hameedullah Jan Afridi (Minister for Environment); Dr Muhammad Omer
  (Hpaith Fynert)! Senator Tarin A7PPM
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  Topic: Lack Of Clean Drinking Water
  Program: "Islamabad Tonight" Aaj TV (02/18)
  Host: Nadeem Malik
  Participants: Shazia Marri (PPP); Pervaiz Rasheed (PML-N); Aasia Riaz (PILDAT)
  Topic: Democracy In Pakistan and Failure Of Political Leadership
  Program: "Off The Record" ARY TV (02/18)
  Host: Kashif Abbasi
  Participants: Farzana Raja (PPP); Raza Hayat (PML-Q); Khawaja Saad Rafique (PML-N)
  Topic: What Is Good Governance?
  Program: "Late Edition" ARY TV (02/18)
  Host: Asma Sherazi
  Participants: Marvi Memon (PML-Q); Khurram Dastgir (PML-N); Asrna Arbab Alamgir
  (PPP); Zahid Hussain (Analyst)
  Topic: Two Years Of Democratic Setup
  Program: "Dunya Today" Dunya TV (02/18)
  Host: Moeed Pirzada
  Participants: Fauzia Wahab (PPP); Ali Ahmed Kurd (Senior Lawyer); Abid Sher Ali (PML-
  N)
  Topic: Consequences of Government's U-Turn On Judges Issue
  Program: "Live With Talat" (02/18)
  Host: Talat Hussain
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  Participants: Fauzia Wahab (PPP); Haroon Rasheed (Analyst); Ayaz Amir (PML-N)
  Topic: Government's Failure To Honor Its Promises
  Monitored by Info Office
  Public Affairs Section
  U.S. Embassy Islamabad
  Pakistan
  http://islamabad.usembassy.gov
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  I am in touch with Simon directly, we are trying to lock in a March date. Will finalize today.
  Lona Valmoro
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  (202) 647-9071 (direct)

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  To:
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  I am in touch with Simon directly, we are trying to lock in a March date. Will finalize today.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (202) 647-9071 (direct)
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona .1
  Sent: Fri Feb 19 00:03:25 2010
  Subject: Marty Torrey
  What is status of his appt request for Simon Stringer?
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  Dear Secretary:
  I was pleased to learn about your development speech this week, and offered the insights below to Anne-Marie earlier
  today. Overall, it's a very good speech, and I look forward to hearing you deliver it tomorrow.
  4. Mike, through Dan Baer, and I provided language to ensure consistency with the Human Rights Speech.
  Thank you,
  Maria
  Under Secretary of State
  for Democracy and Global Affairs
  Department of State
  2201 C St. NW Room 7261
  Washington DC 20520
  202 - 647-6240

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  Subject: Development Speech
  Dear Secretary:
  I was pleased to learn about your development speech this week, and offered the insights below to Anne-Marie earlier
  today. Overall, it's a very good speech, and I look forward to hearing you deliver it tomorrow.
  4. Mike, through Dan Baer, and I provided language to ensure consistency with the Human Rights Speech.
  Thank you,
  Maria
  Under Secretary of State
  for Democracy and Global Affairs
  Department of State
  2201 C St. NW Room 7261
  Washington DC 20520
  202 - 647-6240
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  You may have already heard this, but wanted to alert you that Senator Dorgan this evening announced
  that he would not seek reelection and is retiring.
  He would have been up for reelection in November but his numbers were solid and he wasn't facing a
  particularly strong field.
  Below is a copy of his statement:
  "Over this holiday season, I have come to the conclusion, with the support of my family, that I will not be
  seeking another term in the U.S. Senate in 2010. It is a hard decision to make after thirty years in the
  Congress, but I believe it is the right time for me to pursue these other interests. Let me be clear that
  this decision does not relate to any dissatisfaction that I have about serving in the Senate. Yes, I wish
  there was less rancor and more bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate these days. But still, it is a great
  privilege to serve and I have the utmost respect for all of the men and women with whom I serve."
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov

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  Cc: Abedin, Huma
  Subject Dorgan Retiring
  You may have already heard this, but wanted to alert you that Senator Dorgan this evening announced
  that he would not seek reelection and is retiring.
  He would have been up for reelection in November but his numbers were solid and he wasn't facing a
  particularly strong field.
  Below is a copy of his statement:
  "Over this holiday season, I have come to the conclusion, with the support of my family, that I will not be
  seeking another term in the U.S. Senate in 2010. It is a hard decision to make after thirty years in the
  Congress, but I believe it is the right time for me to pursue these other interests. Let me be clear that
  this decision does not relate to any dissatisfaction that I have about serving in the Senate. Yes, I wish
  there was less rancor and more bipartisanship in the U.S. Senate these days. But still, it is a great
  privilege to serve and I have the utmost respect for all of the men and women with whom I serve."
  Miguel E. Rodriguez
  Deputy Assistant Secretary for Senate Affairs
  Bureau of Legislative Affairs
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2645
  rodriguezme@state.gov
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  FYI
  B6

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  From: Gabriel Verret [mailto
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  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: Follow-up
  Cheryl:
  Question 1: When do you arrive tomorrow?
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  President Clinton's proposed program is 11:00 am --> 1:30 pm at DCPJ, after which he goes on site visits. Is it
  then that you'd propose staying on to go over more USG-GOH issues?
  GV,
  --- On Sun, 1/31/10, Mills, Cheryl D /sCD@state.gov> wrote:
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Subject: Follow-up
  To: "Gabriel Verret"
  Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 1:29 PM
  Gabriel:
  I am following up on a couple of matters in anticipate of visiting this week.
  B6
  B5
  Looking forward to connecting.
  Best.
  cdm
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  Just thought you should know that I met w/
  today and he said that at the London meeting you were "fabulous on gender issues — all the Arab
  leaders didn't know what hit them." Raising the issue matters. AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
  1.4(D)
  B1

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  Just thought you should know that I met w/
  today and he said that at the London meeting you were "fabulous on gender issues — all the Arab
  leaders didn't know what hit them." Raising the issue matters. AM
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  Director of Policy Planning
  U.S. Department of State
  (202) 647-2972
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  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Friday, February 19, 2010 4:05 PM
  FW: Haiti Conference Call.
  FYI
  We are including them as a representative of the EU and asking them to 1.4(D)
  B1
  cdm

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  From:
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  Subject:
  Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
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  FW: Haiti Conference Call.
  FYI
  We are including them as a representative of the EU and asking them to 1.4(D)
  B1
  cdm
  From: FERNANDEZ-SHAW TODA, Felix < B6
  To: Siemer, Marguerite E
  Cc:
  Sent: Fri Feb 19 07:13:46 2010
  Subject: Haiti Conference Call.
  Dear Margo,
  I am writing you on behalf of Cristina Barrios, the Spanish Special Ambassador for the Reconstruction of Haiti. She
  participated yesterday in the Conference Call on behalf of Spain.
  We were told to send you Ms. Barrios contact details so that we can be included in the distribution lists for the
  Conference call and the other preparations, and then be able to receive the different documents, plans, templates, etc.
  that are being distributed to all the participants. In particular, the WB MDTF-related documentation as well as templates
  for the different outreach meetings and whatever items everybody else is receiving. These are her contact details:
  Ms. Cristina Barrios,
  Special Ambassador for the Reconstruction of Haiti
  Spain
  B6
  We look forward to receiving the Agenda for Feb. 25th at 1600 (European time) and any related documents to be
  distributed.
  Felix Fernandez-Shaw
  CODEV-REPER UE- Espatia
  B6
  From: Siemer, Marguerite E [mailto:SiemerME©state.gov]
  Sent: Monday, February 15, 2010 7:41 PM
  To: Alex Bugailiskis; Antonio Simoes; Bob Orr; Ciro de Falco; Corinne Delechat; David Harland; Dora Currea; Franz
  Baumann; Gilbert Terrier; Goncalo Mourao; Hardin Lang; HOLM-PEDERSEN Helene (CAB-ASHTON); Jordan Ryan;
  Katherine Gilbert; Nicolas Eyzaguirre; Pamela Cox; Pierre Duquesne; Rubens Gama; MANSERVISI Stefano (DEV); EVERTS
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  Steven (CAB-ASHTON); Tanaz Khambatta; Yvonne Tsikata
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Brimmer, Esther D; Reynoso, Julissa; DeMarcellus, Roland F
  Subject: Haiti Conference Call
  The next conference call to continue preparing for the Haiti Donors' Conference is Thursday, February 18, at 10 a.m.
  EST. Please find a draft agenda attached with dial-in information, also copied below. Please confirm your participation
  and send any comments on the agenda to me at siemerme@state.gov.
  Haiti Teleconference
  1. Conference preparations
  a.Technical meeting
  b.Outreach meetings
  2. Update on PDNA
  3. Update on Multi-Donor Trust Fund Discussions
  4. Other Issues/Next Steps
  Best regards,
  Margo
  Margo Siemer
  Office of Development Finance
  Bureau of Economic, Energy and Business Affairs
  Department of State
  202-647-5640
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  She's sorta right. We post as much video as we can, and bat 1.000 on domestic events. Tougher on overseas events
  since we don't have the resources abroad with us that we have here at home. We held a meeting with the web &
  broadcasting folks today to talk about this, and came up with a few ways to bolster our road video.
  But generally speaking, it's a huge priority for us all to post video whenever possible.

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  To: H
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Re:
  She's sorta right. We post as much video as we can, and bat 1.000 on domestic events. Tougher on overseas events
  since we don't have the resources abroad with us that we have here at home. We held a meeting with the web &
  broadcasting folks today to talk about this, and came up with a few ways to bolster our road video.
  But generally speaking, it's a huge priority for us all to post video whenever possible.
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Fw:
  Sent: Feb 19, 2010 12:12 AM
  Can you check on this for us? Thx.
  Original Message
  From:
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Feb 16 16:40:01 2010
  Subject:
  - i have a complaint about the website! i cant see video of your talks or q&a sessions -
  only the text! i think there should be links to the news' versions if there is not state-created footage.
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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 8:03 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Morning Press Highlights 02/04/10 (U)
  From: OpsAlert
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 05:01:26 2010
  Subject: Morning Press Highlights 02/04/10 (U)
  S/ES-0 Morning Press Highlights
  Thursday, February 4,2010
  0500 EST
  MIDDLE EAST
  PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY/ISRAEL
  Chief PA negotiator Erekat called for an "alternative to the two-state solution," asking Palestinians to consider
  declaring the Oslo Accords "null and void" if the peace process does not move forward. (jpost.com)
  SAUDI ARABIA/AFGHANISTAN
  President Karzai appealed to King Abdullah to mediate negotiations with Taliban commanders after he flew to
  Riyadh seeking support for peace talks. (telegraph.co.uk)
  EAST ASIA AND PACIFIC
  CHINA
  The government will send 5,000 elite police officers to Xijiang to prevent further unrest. Security Minister
  Meng vowed a more "tenacious" approach in the region after violence between Uighers and Han erupted there
  in July 2009. (bangkokpost.com)
  ROK
  The chief of South Korea's ruling party joined growing calls for the review of a 2007 agreement that would
  transfer wartime operational control of South Korea's military from Washington to Seoul in 2012. He cited a
  possible security vacuum due to the region's current military landscape. (english.yonhapnews.co.kr)
  EUROPE
  UKRAINE
  Presidential candidate Tymoshenko appealed to the G-8 for support to block last-minute electoral law changes
  she said will pave the way for vote-rigging by opponent Yanukovich. .conz)
  UNITED KINGDOM
  More than 350 MPs were ordered to repay over $1.6 million following an inquiry into their expense claims over
  the past five years. (telegraph.co.uk)
  SOUTH AND CENTRAL ASIA
  KAZAKHSTAN
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  A court ordered the press not to criticize President Nazarbayev's son-in-law in a financial scandal, raising new
  doubts about press freedoms in the country. (AFP)
  PAKISTAN
  The Muttahida Qaumi Movement ended its boycott of the Sindh assembly and will attend its February 4
  session. (dawn.com)
  SRI LANKA/BELARUS/SCO
  Sri Lanka and Belarus will become observer states at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's summit slated
  for June 2010, the group's secretary general announced. (home.kyodo.co.jp)
  AFRICA
  NIGERIA
  Defense Minister Abbe denied an amnesty program for former rebels was failing even though the main militant
  group ended a three-month ceasefire January 30 and threatened an "all-out assault" on the energy
  industry. Scores of gunmen surrendered their weapons in 2009 under amnesty offered by President
  Yar'Adua. (news24.corn)
  ZIMBABWE/UNITED KENDGOM
  Senior UK MP Bruce said his country will not bow to pressure by President Mugabe to lift sanctions imposed
  on Zimbabwe, adding Mugabe must stop using sanctions as an excuse to block progress in the
  country. (postzambia.com)
  WESTERN HEMISPHERE
  VENEZUELA/CUBA
  President Chavez asked Cuba for help with his country's energy crisis during a visit of Cuban VP Valdes to
  Caracas, drawing criticism and bewildering Venezuelans as both countries cope with electricity
  problems. (chron.com)
  ARGENTINA
  President Fernandez named Mercedes Marco del Pont, an economist with close links to the government, as the
  new head of the central bank after a political battle to remove former chief Redrado. .com)
  Drafted: JADeyo Approved: HCThompson
  ***Morning Press Highlights alerts senior Department officials to breaking news items and is a synopsis of select
  media stories from around the world. It solely reflects the gist of the stories as presented in their original
  publications and does not contain analysis or commentary by Department sources.***
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  I will be traveling today, February 19, with intermittent access to my email. If you need to reach me urgently please
  contact Nora Toiv, Toivnf@state.gov, 202-647-8633 or Joanne Laszczych, laszczychj@state.gov, 202-647-5548.
  Thank you!

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  Subject Out of Office AutoReply: preliminary report - UPDATE
  I will be traveling today, February 19, with intermittent access to my email. If you need to reach me urgently please
  contact Nora Toiv, Toivnf@state.gov, 202-647-8633 or Joanne Laszczych, laszczychj@state.gov, 202-647-5548.
  Thank you!
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  fyi
  From: Michael Guest [mailto
  Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 11:14 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: many thanks
  the secretary's speech was warm, heartfelt and very much appreciated by a lot of us who are fighting the
  ugandan law. please let her know she touched a current of hope and energy. cheers,
  Michael Guest
  Hotmail: Trusted email with powerful SPAM protection. Sign up now.
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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 4:51 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: D(S)
  From: Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 3:25 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Subject: Fw: D(S)
  See below from Sheba
  From: Crocker, Bathsheba N
  To: Reines, Philippe I; Crowley, Philip J; Toner, Mark C; Chitre, Nanda S
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 14:20:47 2010
  Subject: RE: D(S)
  Phillippe, Jim has just been in touch with PJ on this.
  Jim sent Rogin three emails flat out denying the entire story but Rogin apparently chose to run it anyway. According to
  Jim's correspondence with Rogin, there is no truth to this — he has not talked to anyone at Georgetown or the School of
  Foreign Service or the search committee and has not expressed interest in the position.
  Sheba
  Sheba Crocker
  Chief of Staff, Deputy Secretary Steinberg
  B6
  From: Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 1:29 PM
  To: Crowley, Philip J; Toner, Mark C; Chitre, Nanda S
  Cc: Crocker, Bathsheba N
  Subject: D(S)
  If PJ hasn't started yet, he should see this. Copying Sheba in case she has any guidance to share
  http://thecable.foreignpolicv.com/posts/2010/02/04/exclusive is state dept 2 steinberg on his way ou
  Exclusive: Is State Dept. #2 Steinberg On His Way Out?
  Posted By Josh Rooin EFIThursday, February 4, 2010 - 6:12 PM
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  Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg is being considered for the job of dean of the Georgetown
  School of Foreign Service, multiple sources close to the process told The Cable.
  Steinberg, the number-two official at the State Department, is widely regarded as a top-tier academic and
  most recently served as dean of the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, Austin, but has
  faced some turbulence since landing in Foggy Bottom.
  Reportedly disappointed after initially angling for a higher position, Steinberg has taken on a broad
  portfolio at State, both as Secretary Hillary Clinton's deputy and focusing on Asia as his personal policy
  domain. But some State Department bureaucrats privately gripe about what they see as Steinberg's
  sometimes intrusive style, and some of his policy proposals have been seen as poorly coordinated with the
  other parts of the policy community. "He's a brilliant guy, but just not a great fit for that job," said one
  administration source.
  According to two sources familiar with the process, Steinberg has met with the Georgetown search
  committee and expressed an interest in applying for the job. The search committee has also met with
  individuals close to Steinberg, to hear their recommendations for him. Sources said the search committee
  is still narrowing the candidate list and conducting interviews, before making any recommendations to the
  university president.
  When asked if he was a candidate for the job by The Cable, Steinberg said by email, "It would be news to
  me."
  The leading contender, according to insiders, is the current acting Dean Carol Lancaster. A graduate of
  the School of Foreign Service herself, Lancaster was once deputy administrator of USAID and is a tenured
  professor there now. Other potential candidates, according to sources, include former Undersecretary of
  State Nicholas Burns, Princeton University professor Tom Christensen, and former State Department
  official Marc Grossman. Grossman told The Cable he was contacted about the job, but he is not a
  candidate. The others did not respond to requests for comment.
  "Carol has brilliantly checked boxes," said Robert Gallucci, the immediate past dean, who now heads the
  MacArthur Foundation after stepping down from the School of Foreign Service after 13 years. Gallucci
  worked with Lancaster on the State Department's policy planning staff under Anthony Lake, another
  Georgetown professor.
  Gallucci is not part of the search committee, but talked with The Cable about the process and what the
  school might be looking for.
  "It's a wonderful, challenging job with great opportunity to impact young people who will be in positions of
  leadership in the international sphere," Gallucci said, adding, "Somebody who had success in the policy
  world, more likely in government service, could bring something special to the shaping of these minds and
  the atmosphere of this school."
  Kim Min-Hee-pool/Getty Images
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  Sent: Friday, February 19, 2010 10:37 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: Chelsea Clinton photos
  Attachments: CClinton1JPG; CClintonJPG
  fyi
  From: Dickson, John S
  Sent: Friday, February 19, 2010 9:46 PM
  To: McHale, Judith A; DiMartino, Kitty
  Cc: Sreebny, Daniel
  Subject: Chelsea Clinton photos
  A couple of photos of Chelsea who was here today.
  Full rights - US Navy
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  More photos. Hope you're having a lovely weekend. Hudson River is particularly exquisite today.
  JM

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  More photos. Hope you're having a lovely weekend. Hudson River is particularly exquisite today.
  JM
  From: Dickson, John S
  Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 7:44 AM
  To: McHale, Judith A; Sreebny, Daniel; DiMartino, Kitty
  Subject: Chelsea Clinton photos
  Last two, with Amb Merten and SouthCom Deputy Commander General Keen
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ExtractedSubject: Daily Star Op-Ed: McHale sees positive side of Islam in Bangladesh
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  Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 8:28 AM
  To:
  Subject FW: Daily Star Op-Ed: McHale sees positive side of Islam in Bangladesh
  As we discussed yesterday
  Original Message
  From: Sernovitz, Harvey W
  To: Moriarty, James F; Danilowicz, Jon F; Variava, Heather C; Haflock, Catherine A; Lovelace, Lauren H; Schumacher,
  Adam (USAID/Dhaka/DG); Mellott, Joseph; Kenna, Corley
  Sent: Fri Feb 19 23:49:51 2010
  Subject: Daily Star Op-Ed: McHale sees positive side of Islam in Bangladesh
  This is the first commentary I've seen on U/S McHale's visit. This couple with Sec. Clinton's Intl Mother Language Day
  message that is in all the papers has given us great coverage on both the secular and religious fronts in the paper today.
  Harvey
  Original Message
  From: Harvey Sernovitz
  To: Sernovitz, Harvey W
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 10:13:32 2010
  Subject: Daily Star Op-Ed: McHale sees positive side of Islam in Bangladesh
  McHale sees positive side of Islam in Bangladesh
  http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=127047
  M. Serajul Islam
  MS. Judith A McHale, US Under Secretary of State for Public Affairs, who was recently in Dhaka, is the senior most
  ranking US Government official to visit Bangladesh since President Obama took office in USA and Sheikh Hasina in
  Bangladesh. During her public engagements, she made some remarks that are very encouraging for Bangladesh. In
  Dhaka University she said that US would take 20,000 students every year from Bangladesh where at the moment, the
  intake is far fewer.
  The Under Secretary made more encouraging remarks when she addressed Madrassah students of Uttar Badda Islamia
  Kamil Madrassah. When a student informed her that Madrassah educated students are seldom given US visa for
  education, she said categorically that US doors are open to Madrassah educated students of Banagladesh. She also said
  that the US Embassy is providing teachers for teaching English in Madrassahs and her Government "is proud to be
  working with the Madrassah." She also said that religious leadership is a key to the success of socio-economic
  development efforts. Her most positive remark was her belief that Bangladesh could assist the US to bridge its gap with
  the Muslim world.
  The Under Secretary however did not say how many Madrassah students who would be given visa annually as she did
  for the general students.
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  This notwithstanding, the fact that a senior Obama administration official has publicly made positive remarks for the
  Madrassah educated students and role of Islam in society is very significant. Her statement came on the back of a
  number of other initiatives that the US Government has taken in Bangladesh to work with the Madrasahs. The US
  Government is working with a number of NGOs to sensitize Madrassah students on democracy, information and
  communication technology, etc.
  This is a significant change in US stance on Bangladesh. Not very long ago, the US Ambassador to Bangladesh Harry
  Thomas was crying hoarse about religious fundamentalism in Bangladesh; that was dismissed by the BNP Government.
  The Awami League went overboard to spread the news that Bangladesh was seething with religious fundamentalism,
  even labeling the BNP Government as "Taliban". Early in 2006, the US Assistant Secretary for South Asia, Ms. Christina
  Rocco, on an official visit to Bangladesh, strongly advised the Government that it had no choice but to rein in the
  religious fundamentalists, that later led to the arrests of Bangla Bhai and the JMB terrorists. The BNP Government
  arrested religious terrorists in a make believe manner that was a far cry from the dangerous portrayal about them in the
  media and by the opposition, when they were at the height of their criminal activities.
  The meekness of their surrender and their execution under the Caretaker Government without any repercussion from
  their cadres who were supposed to on the verge of capturing power by force left no doubt that the case of religious
  extremists in Bangladesh was over politicised and overstated. They raised their ugly face in no uncertain terms because
  the BNP Government indulged and encouraged them. The national elections in December 2008, in which over 20 million
  first time voters entered the election process further sealed the nation's contempt for political parties in Bangladesh
  that use religion for achieving their ends. In fact, even the BNP found the religion based parties a political liability in the
  last elections when the biggest of the religion based parties in Bangladesh, the Jamat-e-Islami could manage just 2 seats.
  Although the parties that have used religion for politics have been historically rejected by voters in Bangladesh,
  interestingly Islam as a religion has made significant inroads into the lives of the overwhelming majority of its people
  since independence. There are many reasons for this that is outside the scope of this writing. This spread of Islam, unlike
  in many other countries, is still tampered by liberal traditions embedded in the history of the religion in this part of the
  world where Sufism has played a major role. Nevertheless, the resurgence of Islam in Bangladesh also faces the dangers
  of evolving in the opposition direction. It is an issue that must be dealt with the utmost caution to deter Bangladesh
  from following Algeria or Afghanistan.
  Soon after the Awami League came to power early last year, a vested group was busy spreading distorted information to
  create public opinion against the Qoami Madrasahs (QM) and calling for restoration of secularism by removing Islam
  from public life. A World Bank Report later trashed the propaganda against QM, one that suggested that under BNP
  Government 35% soldiers recruited were from QM. There was a period of lull in the campaign of this group against Islam
  based political parties and the Madrasahs after the WB report, although the report may not have been alone responsible
  for the lull.. The annulment of the fifth amendment of the constitution, the war trial criminals that would involve mostly
  the Jamat; and the recent activities of Jamat's student cadre in the universities have re-activated the move. A section is
  claiming the restoration of the 1972 constitution to ban the Jamat.
  Ms Judith McHale's visit is very significant in the present context of Bangladesh's politics. Unlike Ms Christina Rocco's
  visit in early 2006, she did not sound any alarm bells for Bangladesh on the issue of religious fundamentalism. To the
  contrary, her visit to the Madrassah, together with the initiatives of her Government to work with the Madrasahs of
  Bangladesh by providing them with modern educational tools are positive signs that US is not worried about 'religious
  fundamentalism' in Bangladesh and that it even visualises a role for Bangladesh to help it reach out more towards the
  Muslim world. Some months ago, the US Government dropped the name of Bangladesh from the watch list of countries
  where religious freedom is at stake. This is another indication that religious fundamentalism in Bangladesh is on the
  decline in US perception
  The author is a former Ambassador to Japan and Director, Centre for Foreign Affairs Studies
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  He was scheduled to talk to Ryabkov this am to talk through resolution elements and to check in on missile defense, etc.
  I will follow up.

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  He was scheduled to talk to Ryabkov this am to talk through resolution elements and to check in on missile defense, etc.
  I will follow up.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 09:32:29 2010
  Subject: Followup
  I'd like to know about Bill Burns's call w Russians today about both Iran and Start. Where are we on these?
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  on: 02/20/2025
  Below is a barebones readout he typed out on his blackberry and sent to Alice, his exec asst, this morning. 1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  Quick bberry readout of 40 min call Sat am from Frankfurt airport. B1

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  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL — Reason: 1.4(B), 1.4(D) — Declassify
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  Below is a barebones readout he typed out on his blackberry and sent to Alice, his exec asst, this morning. 1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  Quick bberry readout of 40 min call Sat am from Frankfurt airport. B1
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  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 09:32:29 2010
  Subject: Followup
  I'd like to know about Bill Burns's call w Russians today about both Iran and Start. Where are we on these?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767285 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I thought you shd know that Gen Petraeus is receiving the James Madison medal today at Princeton's alumni day as the 1
  graduate alumnus who best exemplifies princeton's motto of princeton in the nation's service and the service of all 1
  nations. He is enormously proud, as he shd be, to get this award. I think it would be great if you sent him an email
  congratulating him. AM

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  To: H
  Subject: Congratulating Gen Petraeus
  I thought you shd know that Gen Petraeus is receiving the James Madison medal today at Princeton's alumni day as the 1
  graduate alumnus who best exemplifies princeton's motto of princeton in the nation's service and the service of all 1
  nations. He is enormously proud, as he shd be, to get this award. I think it would be great if you sent him an email
  congratulating him. AM
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  Subject Fw: request
  Fyi
  From: Fuchs, Michael H
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 13:12:58 2010
  Subject: Fw: request
  Huma - pis see the note below from Mort Halperin. David Ramage, former President of the New World Foundation who
  worked with the Secretary when she was on the Board of the Foundation, passed away, and his family wanted the
  Secretary to be informed. Would it be possible for you to notify the Secretary?
  From: Morton H. Halperin
  To: Fuchs, Michael H
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 12:24:03 2010
  Subject: request
  Mike, I write to ask a personal favor. An old friend of mine named David Ramage died earlier
  this week David was for many years the president of the
  New World Foundation. During that period the Secretary served on the board of the foundation
  and worked with David. His family would like the Secretary to be informed of David's
  death. Incidentally when I worked at the NSC I walked David over to the White House for a
  private meeting with the First Lady which was just the two of them. I can provide additional
  details on the memorial service if she were interested but the family's concern was only that she
  be informed. Mort
  Morton H. Halperin
  Senior Advisor
  Open Society Institute
  Open Society Policy Center
  1120 19th ST NW
  Washington DC 20036
  phone 202.721.5602
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767292 Date: 08/31/2015



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  From: Abedin, Huma
  To: 'hdr22@clintonemail.com' <hdr22@c0ntonemail.conn>
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 15:00:40 2010
  Subject: Fw: request
  Fyi
  From: Fuchs, Michael H
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 13:12:58 2010
  Subject: Fw: request
  Huma - pis see the note below from Mort Halperin. David Ramage, former President of the New World Foundation who
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  Secretary to be informed. Would it be possible for you to notify the Secretary?
  B6
  From: Morton H. Halperin
  To: Fuchs, Michael H
  Sent: Sat Feb 20 12:24:03 2010
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  Mike, I write to ask a personal favor. An old friend of mine named David Ramage died earlier
  this week David was for many years the president of the
  New World Foundation. During that period the Secretary served on the board of the foundation
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  be informed. Mort
  Morton H. Halperin
  Senior Advisor
  Open Society Institute
  Open Society Policy Center
  1120 19th ST NW
  Washington DC 20036
  phone 202.721.5602
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767297 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject: We got an earlier start so I can talk now or call as planned at 10am
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ExtractedBodyText: Yes - will be in offc for part of afternoon so will send you time while you are in church.
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  To: H
  Subject Re: We got an earlier start so I can talk now or call as planned at 10am
  Yes - will be in offc for part of afternoon so will send you time while you are in church.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 09:40:16 2010
  Subject: Re: We got an earlier start so I can talk now or call as planned at 10am
  Bill wants to go to church at 10:15 so can we do btw 12 and 7?
  Original Message
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  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 09:37:35 2010
  Subject: We got an earlier start so I can talk now or call as planned at 10am
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767300 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH©state.gov>
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  Asked me to call back with details. Any direction?

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  Subject call at 3:15pm? will that work?
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  To:
  Subject RE: call at 3:15pm? will that work?
  great
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 12:15 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: Re: call at 3:15pm? will that work?
  Yes—and Bill wanted to talk w you too. Can he do that after we finish?
  Original Message
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  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 11:53:12 2010
  Subject: call at 3:15pm? will that work?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767304 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sounds good. I have the Latin America message meeting slated for Tuesday and will follow up on Andrew,
  Hormats/Otero request.

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  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 3:39 PM
  To: H; Huma Abed in
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  Sounds good. I have the Latin America message meeting slated for Tuesday and will follow up on Andrew,
  Hormats/Otero request.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 3:36 PM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Schedule
  When I'm in NY at UN I'd like to have mtg w Margot Wallstrom, the new Special Rep on sexual violence. Melanne knows
  her.
  I'd like to do a mtg early in week about message for Latin Am trip
  I need to see Andrew this week w Jack Lew.
  Am I scheduled to re-launch the NetFreedom Taskforce per a memo I rec'd from Hormats and Otero?
  _
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ExtractedBodyText: It's a good point. We'll get with Phil et al and sort this through.
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  It's a good point. We'll get with Phil et al and sort this through.
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Tillemann, Tomicah S; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 15:44:11 2010
  Subject: NATO speech redux
  Foe example, the statement that the debate about out-of-area operations being over doesn't look so clear post Dutch
  decision.
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  Foe example, the statement that the debate about out-of-area operations being over doesn't look so clear post Dutch
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  To:
  Subject: FW:
  From: Rosenthal, Hannah S
  Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 1:35 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject:
  Just wanted to let you and the Secretary know that I just read her speech to the prayer breakfast and thought it was
  absolutely beautiful. And profound. Please thank her for me.
  Best, Hannah
  Hannah Rosenthal
  Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
  Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
  U.S. Department of State
  Room 7802
  (202) 647-2013 office
  RosenthaIHS@state.gov
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  Sid
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  w/o presuming on the content of the call, you might want to remember that Bildt wrote a very good op-ed after your
  internet freedom speech suggesting U.S.-EU cooperation in that area; the Swedish ambassador came to see me last
  week to follow up and to say that the Bildt would like to host a meeting in Stockholm on the subject that Alec would
  presumably go to. If you need a sweetener of any kind, emphasizing our enthusiasm for following up on this would be
  good. AM

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  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 7:07 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
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  w/o presuming on the content of the call, you might want to remember that Bildt wrote a very good op-ed after your
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  DUP has gone behind closed doors at Stormont and the smart money is on them emerging at some point supporting the
  deal.
  There was movement today on the ancillary issue of government support for the Presbyterian Mutual Society, a savings
  and loan that lost a lot of money and whose investors didn't get the same financial crisis protections as those in other
  institutions. DUP members are pointing to that as enough of a carrot to change their posture on the policing and justice
  deal.
  Brown and Cowen are poised to go to NI tomorrow. Will keep you posted.

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  DUP has gone behind closed doors at Stormont and the smart money is on them emerging at some point supporting the
  deal.
  There was movement today on the ancillary issue of government support for the Presbyterian Mutual Society, a savings
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  Brown and Cowen are poised to go to NI tomorrow. Will keep you posted.
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 21, 2010 7:42 PM
  H
  Shaun
  H: Just talked to Shaun. He wants to know if, given your schedule, and in addition to your meeting with him, you can have
  dinner with the two of us either Tuesday or Wednesday. Sid

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  over. Sid
  will do as soon as I hear

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  over. Sid
  will do as soon as I hear
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22aclintonemail.com>
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Thu, Feb 4, 2010 6:14 pm
  Subject: Re: H: Robinson has just entered decisive DUP meeting. Shaun will call me when it's over. Sid
  Let me know. Thx.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 17:58:26 2010
  Subject: H: Robinson has just entered decisive DUP meeting. Shaun will call me
  when it's over. Sid
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  SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010
  FINAL
  RELEASE IN PART
  B6
  WASHINGTON, DC
  SPECIAL ASSISTANT: LONA VALMORO
  OFFICE (202) 647-9071
  CELL
  STAFF ASSISTANT: LINDA DEWAN
  OFFICE (202) 647-5733
  CELL
  PREV RON Washington, DC
  8:15 am
  8:25 am
  8:30 am
  8:35 am
  8:35 am
  8:40 am
  8:45 am
  9:15 am
  9:15 am
  10:00 am
  10:05 am
  10:20 am
  DEPART Private Residence
  En route State Department
  [drive time: 10 minutes]
  ARRIVE State Department
  PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  Secretary's Office
  DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  Secretary's Office
  Participants: Cheryl, Huma, Jake, Joe, and Lona
  DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  Secretary's Conference Room
  Participants: Cheryl Mills, Jack Lew, Pat Kennedy, P.J. Crowley, Dan Smith,
  Harold Koh, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Rich Verma, Ian Kelly and Joe Macmanus
  MONDAY MEETING w/ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
  Principals Conference Room 7516
  OPENING REMARKS AT BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION
  George C. Marshall Conference Center
  Contact: S/OCR Daniella Gayapersad-Chan x78966
  Staff: Lauren
  Call Time: 10:00am
  OPEN PRESS
  Note: Approximately 250 Department and other agencies' employees, and
  students from Bowie State University.
  S/OCR Director John Robinson to escort HRC to Conference Center and onto
  Stage.
  HRC introduced by Director Robinson.
  1
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  SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010
  HRC makes remarks (8-10 minutes) and departs.
  Event with Guest Speaker Debra Lee, President and Chief Operating
  Officer of Black Entertainment Television, continues until 11:00 a.m.
  10:30 am HOLD FOR EUR PHONE CALLS (T)
  11:00 am Secretary's Office
  Note: Two phone calls, likely with the Foreign Ministers of Sweden and Norway.
  11:00 am DEVELOPMENT TEAM MEETING
  12:00 pm Secretary's Office
  12:00 pm MEETING ON WATER ISSUES
  12:45 pm Secretary's Office
  1:00pm HOLD FOR EUR PHONE CALLS (T)
  2:00pm Secretary's Office
  Note: Four phone calls, likely with the Foreign Ministers of Spain, Denmark,
  Greece, and Portugal.
  2:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  4:45 pm Secretary's Office
  4:55 pm DEPART State Department
  En route White House
  [drive time: 5 minutes]
  5:00 pm ARRIVE White House
  5:00 pm PRIVATE MEETING
  5:45 pm White House Situation Room
  5:50 pm DEPART White House
  En route Ritz Carlton Hotel
  [drive time: 10 minutes]
  6:00 pm ARRIVE Ritz Carlton Hotel
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  SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010
  Greeters: Senator Chuck Hagel and Former Secretary of State Madeline Albright
  6:00 pm
  6:45 pm
  REMARKS TO NATO STRATEGIC CONFERENCE SEMINAR
  Room Tbd
  Ritz Carlton Hotel, West End on 22" Street
  Contact: Line Advance Laura Lucas x78879
  OPEN PRESS
  - HRC introduced by Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State.
  - HRC makes remarks (approximately 20 minutes in length).
  - Q&As to follow as time permits.
  6:50 pm DEPART Ritz Carlton Hotel
  En route Hay Adams Hotel
  [drive time: 10 minutes]
  7:00 pm ARRIVE Hay Adams Hotel
  7:00 pm
  8:30 pm (t)
  PRIVATE DINNER HOSTED BY SECRETARY GATES FOR NATO
  SECRETARY GENERAL ANDERS FOGH RASMUSSEN
  Lafayette Private Dining Room
  Hay Adams Hotel
  16th and H Streets, NW
  Contacts: DOD Jessica Lightburn, EUR Chad Wilton x73405, 703-517-2787
  Staff: Lauren
  CLOSED PRESS
  US Guests: HRC
  Defense Secretary Gates
  US Ambassador Ivo Daalder
  EUR Assistant Secretary Phil Gordon
  NSC General Jim Jones
  Elizabeth Sherwood Randall
  NATO Guests: Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen
  Jesper Vahr, Head of Private Office
  8:30 pm (t) DEPART Hay Adams Hotel
  En route Private Residence
  [drive time: 15 minutes]
  8:45 pm (t) ARRIVE Private Residence
  3
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  SCHEDULE FOR SECRETARY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON
  MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010
  HRC RON Washington, DC
  WJC RON Chappaqua, NY
  Weather:
  Washington, DC: Rain, 44/39.
  4
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 21, 2010 7:55 PM
  Re: Shaun
  Tues good. Fahrenheit restaurant at Ritz in Georgetown very quiet and fine. People don't know about it. so just let me
  know.

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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 21, 2010 7:55 PM
  Re: Shaun
  Tues good. Fahrenheit restaurant at Ritz in Georgetown very quiet and fine. People don't know about it. so just let me
  know.
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 7:45 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  I'd like to do and probably better on Tuesday. Ill confirm tomorrow. Where do you want to go? I prefer quiet and
  private around 6:30-7 if that's ok for you both.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoec4
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:41:39 2010
  Subject: Shaun
  H: Just talked to Shaun. He wants to know if, given your schedule, and in addition to your meeting with him, you can
  have dinner with the two of us either Tuesday or Wednesday. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767324 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedSubject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NH!!! Sid
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  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London time).
  If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention your
  role tomorrow at the event. Hooray! Sid

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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 7:02 PM
  To:
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NH!!! Sid
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London time).
  If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention your
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  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 21, 2010 8:06 PM
  Re: Shaun
  Yes 7 pm ok or do you want another time?

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  Subject:
  sbwhoeop
  Sunday, February 21, 2010 8:06 PM
  Re: Shaun
  Yes 7 pm ok or do you want another time?
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 7:57 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  That sounds good. Will you make reservations for us?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:54:37 2010
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  Tues good. Fahrenheit restaurant at Ritz in Georgetown very quiet and fine. People don't know about it. so just let me
  know.
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 7:45 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  I'd like to do and probably better on Tuesday. I'll confirm tomorrow. Where do you want to go? I prefer quiet and
  private around 6:30-7 if that's ok for you both.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:41:39 2010
  Subject: Shaun
  H: Just talked to Shaun. He wants to know if, given your schedule, and in addition to your meeting with him, you can
  have dinner with the two of us either Tuesday or Wednesday. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
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ExtractedBodyText: We have remarks for you. I recommend calls to PR and MM before you do the press.
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  Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2010 7:20 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NM!! Sid
  We have remarks for you. I recommend calls to PR and MM before you do the press.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:06:24 2010
  Subject: Fw: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NU!!! Sid
  Fyi. So I need to do press early starting by 9.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:02:28 2010
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NI!!!! Sid
  B6
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London
  time). If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention
  your role tomorrow at the event. Hooray! Sid
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767329 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 8:17 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Mexico-Caricom Summit calls for Haiti rebirth
  FYI
  Original Message ---
  From: membership_services@fma.sosiltd.com <membership_services@fma.sosiltd.com>
  To: southcom_news_alerts_memberslist@lists.fma.sosiltd.com
  <southcom_news_alerts_members_list@lists.fma.sosiltd.com>
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:08:18 2010
  Subject: Mexico-Caricom Summit calls for Haiti rebirth
  Mexico-Caricom Summit calls for Haiti rebirth
  PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- Heads of state or government from the Caribbean region on Sunday
  called for the earthquake disaster in Haiti to be a spur for the rebirth of the nation, during the opening session of the
  first Mexico-Caricom Summit in Playa del Carmen, a resort city on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
  "First on our agenda is Haiti," said Roosevelt Skerrit, the prime minister of Dominica and leader of the Caricom (the
  Caribbean Community) until July. "We want to ensure reconstruction goes beyond immediate efforts. We have an
  opportunity to bring about the renaissance of Haiti, not just to return to where we were before the disaster struck."
  On Jan. 12, Haiti was struck by an earthquake measuring 7.3 on the Richter scale, which killed at least 200,000 people
  and destroyed numerous homes, workplaces, infrastructure and government buildings.
  Mexican President Felipe Calderon, who formally opened the summit on Sunday afternoon, said Haiti would be a top
  priority, adding that the summit would also discuss boosting trade and growth across the Caribbean region, protecting
  and developing tourism, boosting regional security, and tackling climate change. He said that Mexico was committed to
  the region.
  "Mexico is a nation that is Caribbean nation, powerfully Caribbean," Calderon said. "As such Mexico takes on its
  responsibility of participating actively in the region's development."
  During his speech, Haitian President Rene Preval said that as many as 300,000 people may have died in the devastating
  quake last month.
  "More than 200,000 bodies have been recovered from the streets, (and) with those under the rubble that figure could
  reach 300,000, " he said. Preval also thanked the host Mexico for all the aid it had provided for Haiti's earthquake
  victims.
  "Haiti's friends realize that Haiti's true development cannot be built on aid, but must be based on investment," Preval
  said, adding that the nation needs "not rebuilding but refounding."
  "We need a more just nation that is not focused on Port-au- Prince where the political and economic elite live," he
  stressed.
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  He also urged all those present to help the 1.5 million Haitians who he estimated were sleeping in the streets because
  their homes were wrecked on Jan. 12. "The first rains that have begun to fall have already made all dignified living
  impossible," he said, also warning that worse is to come when Haiti's rainy season begins in April.
  The Mexico-Caricom Summit held on Sunday will be followed on Monday by a two-day Group of Rio Summit. Haiti is
  both a Rio and Caricom member. During the Rio meeting, Mexico is set to propose that the Group be expanded into a
  broader organization that brings together the 24-nation Group of Rio and 15-nation Caricom. Six of Caricom's members
  are also Group of Rio members.
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  Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 9:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  Ok
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 9:14 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  Ok w 7.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 20:05:34 2010
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  Yes 7 pm ok or do you want another time?
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 7:57 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  That sounds good. Will you make reservations for us?
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:54:37 2010
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  Tues good. Fahrenheit restaurant at Ritz in Georgetown very quiet and fine. People don't know about it. so just let me
  know.
  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 21, 2010 7:45 PM
  Subject: Re: Shaun
  I'd like to do and probably better on Tuesday. I'll confirm tomorrow. Where do you want to go? I prefer quiet and
  private around 6:30-7 if that's ok for you both.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767332 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767332 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sent: Sun Feb 21 19:41:39 2010
  Subject: Shaun
  H: Just talked to Shaun. He wants to know if, given your schedule, and in addition to your meeting with him, you can
  have dinner with the two of us either Tuesday or Wednesday. Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767332 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Subject Fw: (Reuters) N. Ireland's DUP agrees to devolution deal
  From: Johnson, Andrew Kim
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-EUR
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:18:10 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) N. Ireland's DUP agrees to devolution deal
  BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party agreed to a deal on devolution of policing and justice
  powers, party leader Peter Robinson said, ending a row that threatened to topple the power-sharing government.
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  PM and Taoeiseach will announce deal around 9.30 gmt tomorrow after a plenary of all the parties. I recommend you
  do a treaty room statement early tomorrow our time. Will send proposed remarks in a few minutes.
  Also recommend you call Shaun tonight if you're available.

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  To: H
  Subject Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NH!!! Sid
  PM and Taoeiseach will announce deal around 9.30 gmt tomorrow after a plenary of all the parties. I recommend you
  do a treaty room statement early tomorrow our time. Will send proposed remarks in a few minutes.
  Also recommend you call Shaun tonight if you're available.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:06:24 2010
  Subject: Fw: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NOW Sid
  Fyi. So I need to do press early starting by 9.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:02:28 2010
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NM Sid
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London
  time). If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention
  your role tomorrow at the event. Hooray! Sid
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  Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 4, 2010 7:09 PM
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NW!! Sid
  That is wonderful! Kudos to Gordon and Shaun.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:02:28 2010
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NM!! Sid
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at HillsboroUgh tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London
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  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
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  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 4, 2010 7:09 PM
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NM!! Sid
  Original Message
  That is wonderful! Kudos to Gordon and Shaun.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:02:28 2010
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NW!! Sid
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London
  time). If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention
  your role tomorrow at the event. Hooray! Sid
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
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  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Thursday, February 4, 2010 8:00 PM
  Abedin, Huma
  Statement
  This will be cleaned up a bit, but here you go:

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  This will be cleaned up a bit, but here you go:
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  She is on her cell.
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  Subject Ops may be connecting sean Woodward soon
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  Barbara haig — Alexander Haig's daughter / Called to say thank you for the statement that you made. Her father really
  respected you. He would been so happy and humbled about what you said. Barbara works for the Nat'l Endowment
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  To long standing conflicts that may appear far from resolution, ethnic and social divisions, peace is possible, and the US
  will never give up and always play constructive role

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  To: H
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NH!!! Sid
  To long standing conflicts that may appear far from resolution, ethnic and social divisions, peace is possible, and the US
  will never give up and always play constructive role Original Message
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Cc: 'sullivanjj@state.gov'
  Sent: Feb 4, 2010 8:22 PM
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NW!! Sid
  How would you frame the relevance? I'm copying Jake Sullivan who works w me on this.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:55:26 2010
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NW!! Sid
  You should prepare a statement for tomorrow, noting the relevance for other places
  From: Hillary Clinton
  To: 'sbwhoeop
  Sent: Feb 4, 2010 7:09 PM
  Subject: Re: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NI!!!! Sid
  Original Message
  That is wonderful! Kudos to Gordon and Shaun.
  Original Message
  From: sbwhoeop
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Feb 04 19:02:28 2010
  Subject: URGENT GOOD NEWs ON NM!! Sid
  Shaun just called (7 pm EST) to report 100 percent unanimous support in DUP for Peter Robinson's recommendation to
  complete devolution. The deal will be agreed with the two PMs at Hillsborough tomorrow morning, 8:15 am (London
  time). If you wish you may call Shaun. You can reach him through No. 10 Downing St switchboard. Gordon will mention
  your role tomorrow at the event. Hooray! Sid
  Sent via Cirigular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  Sent via Cingular Xpress Mail with Blackberry
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767346 Date: 08/31/2015



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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, February 22, 2010 5:40 PM
  H: Just fyi. What's going around...Les Gelb... Sid
  ambling Over Rahm
  by Leslie H. Gelb
  February 22, 2010 I 3:26pm
  -
  L - Alex Brandon / AP Photo Leslie H. Gelb's call for White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel to
  be reassigned spurred a circle-the-wagons reaction from pro- (or perhaps even anti-) Rahm forces.
  Gelb sifts the fallout for clues.
  When you write that the president of the United States should replace his chief of staff, someone will fire back. So it was
  that Rahm Emanuel apparently struck back at my piece last week on the Daily Beast through a column in Sunday's
  Washington Post. Only this time, the return fire had a rare twist, one that could produce Washington convulsions. It was
  seemingly aimed at me (and others who published suggestions of Emanuel's limitations as chief). But whether it was
  intentional or not, the volley actually struck the president himself.
  Here is the story, a very Washington tale of stretching permissible criticism of power holders, of pungent media leaks, of
  labyrinthine speculation as to who is doing what to whom.
  Maybe the leaker thought the way to get rid of Rahm completely was to brand him as a "traitor" to the boss.
  With a headline "Replace Rahm," I wrote last Tuesday that Emanuel lacked the managerial skills, discipline, and strategic
  ability to get things done as chief of staff. I argued he should be moved over to a political adviser slot, where his
  considerable, can-do talents would better serve his boss. I targeted others as well, mostly in Mr. Obama's Chicago crowd.
  Several writers also blasted this crowd, mostly with unsigned bullets, but never crossed the red line calling for their
  removal. I wrote the piece because it essentially reflected the waves of anti-White House staff critiques breaking over
  Washington, but rarely heard outside its drawing rooms. I did it because I believed the president was running out of
  chances to succeed and needed better and tougher staffers. I did it because if he failed, the nation failed.
  Then came the inevitable blast back, a devastating leak, in a piece by Dana Milbank, a respected Washington journalist.
  Interesting that the leaker selected Milbank. He's sort of a half-reporter, half-columnist who roams the entire capital city,
  not just the White House. The leaker must have felt safe because Milbank has so many sources all over town, making the
  leakers harder to trace.
  The Milbank headline read: "Why Obama needs Rahm at the top." It began: "Let us now praise Rahm Emanuel. No,
  seriously." Then, he lists me and a couple others who also criticized Rahm. "But," he continued, "sacking Emanuel is the
  last thing the president should do."
  Then, Milbank (and presumably the leaker) delivered the surprise and wounding blow – to the president himself. "Obama's
  first year fell apart in large part because he didn't follow his chief of staffs advice on crucial matters. Arguably, Emanuel is
  the only person keeping Obama from becoming Jimmy Carter."
  Then, Milbank (and the leaker) took his first shot, not at me, but at congressional liberals and everyone in the Chicago
  crowd except Rahm. "Obama's problem," Milbank continued, "is that his other confidants—particularly Valerie Jarrett and
  Robert Gibbs, and, to a lesser extent, David Axelrod—are part of the Cult of Obama. In love with the president, they
  believe he is a transformational figure who needn't dirty his hands in politics."
  So, it was "their" fault—until you see the real blow landed beyond them and on the President himself. "The president
  would have been better off heeding Emanuel's counsel," but instead "overruled" him on several key Rahm
  recommendations: not rushing to close Guantanamo and bringing terrorists to U.S. prisons, not trying Khalid Sheikh
  Mohammed in New York, and going for a smaller health care bill focused on popular items with Republican support. "The
  result was," Milbank wrote, "as the world now knows, disastrous." In other words, Mr. Obama could have thrived and
  saved himself on key issues had he only listened to Rahm.
  It sure looks like Rahm (or someone near and dear to him) trying to save himself at the president's expense. This is an
  incredibly unusual leak, seemingly a chief of staff undermining his own boss, the president. Worse, it details specific
  advice Rahm personally gave Mr. Obama in the absolute privacy of the Oval Office. Presidents go crazy at such breaches
  of confidence.
  Which is why another possibility has to be considered: that Rahm was not the leaker. The leak was so egregious, so anti-
  Chicago crowd minus Rahm, so devastating to the president, that Emanuel couldn't have been stupid enough to leak a
  story where he was the sole, surviving hero. Remember, too, that my piece did not recommend kicking Rahm out of the
  White House, just sliding him over into a political adviser job where he could practice small-bite pragmatism. Maybe
  someone didn't want Rahm around the White House at all, in any position. Maybe the leaker thought the way to get rid of
  Rahm completely was to brand him as a "traitor" to the boss. Maybe the leaker belonged to that contingent of self-
  mutilating liberal Democrats who have always viewed Rahm as too centrist and pragmatic.
  Of course, I don't know what's afoot. And of course, Milbank put his own views into his own article. But someone gave him
  the specifics, the precious ammunition about Rahm's private advice to Mr. Obama. The story is not over.
  Leslie H. Gelb, a former New York Times columnist and senior government official, is author of Power Rules: How
  Common Sense Can Rescue American Foreign Policy (HarperCollins 2009), a book that shows how to think about and
  use power in the 21st century. He is president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
  URL: http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-02-22/rumbling-over-rahm/p/

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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, February 22, 2010 5:40 PM
  H: Just fyi. What's going around...Les Gelb... Sid
  ambling Over Rahm
  by Leslie H. Gelb
  February 22, 2010 I 3:26pm
  -
  L - Alex Brandon / AP Photo Leslie H. Gelb's call for White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel to
  be reassigned spurred a circle-the-wagons reaction from pro- (or perhaps even anti-) Rahm forces.
  Gelb sifts the fallout for clues.
  When you write that the president of the United States should replace his chief of staff, someone will fire back. So it was
  that Rahm Emanuel apparently struck back at my piece last week on the Daily Beast through a column in Sunday's
  Washington Post. Only this time, the return fire had a rare twist, one that could produce Washington convulsions. It was
  seemingly aimed at me (and others who published suggestions of Emanuel's limitations as chief). But whether it was
  intentional or not, the volley actually struck the president himself.
  Here is the story, a very Washington tale of stretching permissible criticism of power holders, of pungent media leaks, of
  labyrinthine speculation as to who is doing what to whom.
  Maybe the leaker thought the way to get rid of Rahm completely was to brand him as a "traitor" to the boss.
  With a headline "Replace Rahm," I wrote last Tuesday that Emanuel lacked the managerial skills, discipline, and strategic
  ability to get things done as chief of staff. I argued he should be moved over to a political adviser slot, where his
  considerable, can-do talents would better serve his boss. I targeted others as well, mostly in Mr. Obama's Chicago crowd.
  Several writers also blasted this crowd, mostly with unsigned bullets, but never crossed the red line calling for their
  removal. I wrote the piece because it essentially reflected the waves of anti-White House staff critiques breaking over
  Washington, but rarely heard outside its drawing rooms. I did it because I believed the president was running out of
  chances to succeed and needed better and tougher staffers. I did it because if he failed, the nation failed.
  Then came the inevitable blast back, a devastating leak, in a piece by Dana Milbank, a respected Washington journalist.
  Interesting that the leaker selected Milbank. He's sort of a half-reporter, half-columnist who roams the entire capital city,
  not just the White House. The leaker must have felt safe because Milbank has so many sources all over town, making the
  leakers harder to trace.
  The Milbank headline read: "Why Obama needs Rahm at the top." It began: "Let us now praise Rahm Emanuel. No,
  seriously." Then, he lists me and a couple others who also criticized Rahm. "But," he continued, "sacking Emanuel is the
  last thing the president should do."
  Then, Milbank (and presumably the leaker) delivered the surprise and wounding blow – to the president himself. "Obama's
  first year fell apart in large part because he didn't follow his chief of staffs advice on crucial matters. Arguably, Emanuel is
  the only person keeping Obama from becoming Jimmy Carter."
  Then, Milbank (and the leaker) took his first shot, not at me, but at congressional liberals and everyone in the Chicago
  crowd except Rahm. "Obama's problem," Milbank continued, "is that his other confidants—particularly Valerie Jarrett and
  Robert Gibbs, and, to a lesser extent, David Axelrod—are part of the Cult of Obama. In love with the president, they
  believe he is a transformational figure who needn't dirty his hands in politics."
  So, it was "their" fault—until you see the real blow landed beyond them and on the President himself. "The president
  would have been better off heeding Emanuel's counsel," but instead "overruled" him on several key Rahm
  recommendations: not rushing to close Guantanamo and bringing terrorists to U.S. prisons, not trying Khalid Sheikh
  Mohammed in New York, and going for a smaller health care bill focused on popular items with Republican support. "The
  result was," Milbank wrote, "as the world now knows, disastrous." In other words, Mr. Obama could have thrived and
  saved himself on key issues had he only listened to Rahm.
  It sure looks like Rahm (or someone near and dear to him) trying to save himself at the president's expense. This is an
  incredibly unusual leak, seemingly a chief of staff undermining his own boss, the president. Worse, it details specific
  advice Rahm personally gave Mr. Obama in the absolute privacy of the Oval Office. Presidents go crazy at such breaches
  of confidence.
  Which is why another possibility has to be considered: that Rahm was not the leaker. The leak was so egregious, so anti-
  Chicago crowd minus Rahm, so devastating to the president, that Emanuel couldn't have been stupid enough to leak a
  story where he was the sole, surviving hero. Remember, too, that my piece did not recommend kicking Rahm out of the
  White House, just sliding him over into a political adviser job where he could practice small-bite pragmatism. Maybe
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767347 Date: 08/31/2015

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  someone didn't want Rahm around the White House at all, in any position. Maybe the leaker thought the way to get rid of
  Rahm completely was to brand him as a "traitor" to the boss. Maybe the leaker belonged to that contingent of self-
  mutilating liberal Democrats who have always viewed Rahm as too centrist and pragmatic.
  Of course, I don't know what's afoot. And of course, Milbank put his own views into his own article. But someone gave him
  the specifics, the precious ammunition about Rahm's private advice to Mr. Obama. The story is not over.
  Leslie H. Gelb, a former New York Times columnist and senior government official, is author of Power Rules: How
  Common Sense Can Rescue American Foreign Policy (HarperCollins 2009), a book that shows how to think about and
  use power in the 21st century. He is president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
  URL: http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-02-22/rumbling-over-rahm/p/
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767347 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: H: COUPLE OF THINGS PRE-SHAUN: BOMB IN NI AND LATEST UK POLL, LABOUR MOVING. SID
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  Car bomb explodes in Northern Ireland
  Republican dissidents suspected after blast outside courthouse in Newry as evacuation was taking place
  • Buzz up!
  • Diqg it
  • Mark Tran
  • quardian.co.uk, Tuesday 23 February 2010
  • Article history
  A car bomb exploded last night outside the courthouse in Newry, Northern Ireland, police said. There were no initial
  reports of any injuries in the blast.
  Police said the vehicle was abandoned at the front of the building in the Co Down town at around lOpm. Officers were in
  the process of evacuating the area when the car exploded.
  Suspicion is bound to fall on republican dissidents opposed to the peace process. The incident comes only days after a
  mortar bomb failed to detonate outside a police station in the nearby Co Armagh village of Keady.
  The chairman of the nationalist SDLP in Newry, Gary McKeown, condemned those responsible. "Lives could have been
  lost as a result of this bombing," he said. "It serves absolutely no purpose and does nothing for the community, or the
  cause of a united Ireland. If people want to advance their beliefs, they should enter the democratic process and debate
  with their political opponents, rather than resorting to violence. Planting bombs outside courthouses will achieve nothing."
  Earlier this month, police on both sides of the Irish border launched separate operations against dissident republicans.
  Police in Northern Ireland arrested two men and a woman in connection with the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll, the
  first PSNI officer killed by terrorists in the province.
  The Continuity IRA shot the 48-year-old policeman dead on a housing estate in Craigavon, County Armagh, on 9 March
  last year. His murder came just 48 hours after the Real IRA killed two British soldiers outside the Massereene barracks in
  Antrim. In September police discovered a massive 600lb bomb in the south Armagh village of Forkhill.
  On Sunday, Republican Sinn Fein, political allies of the Continuity IRA, claimed masked undercover soldiers carried out
  surveillance on two housing estates in Lurgan, Co Armagh, in recent weeks. They claimed the men were scouting the
  areas in white civilian vans. Republican Sinn Fein said the soldiers belonged to the Special Reconnaissance Regiment.
  The alleged presence of SRR soldiers — formerly known as the 14th Intelligence Unit — is controversial because British
  troops are meant to have been pulled off the streets, especially in nationalist areas.
  Britain heading for hung parliament
  Guardian/ICM poll
  Tories might not win election outright, suggests new survey
  • Comments (259)
  • Buzz up!
  • Digq it
  • Julian Glover
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 22 February 2010 18.30 GMT
  • Article history
  The Conservatives should no longer count on winning the election outright, according to a Guardian/ICM poll published
  today.
  The new survey suggests Britain is on course for a hung parliament amid faltering public support for David Cameron's
  party.
  The opposition have also lost ground on key policy issues, including the economy, and in particular may be losing their
  campaign against Labour's so-called "death tax". Labour leads the Tories by eight points as the party with the best policy
  on care for the elderly.
  The two parties are neck and neck on their ability to sort out the economic crisis, against a nine-point Tory lead when the
  question was last asked in August 2009.
  With no more than three months to go until polling day, the Conservatives have fallen to 37%, down three on last month's
  Guardian/ICM poll and down two on another ICM poll earlier this month.
  The party has not fallen so low in an ICM poll since the tail end of the banking crisis, last falling to 37% in February 2008.
  As recently as last October the Tories hit 45% in an ICM poll and the party will be alarmed by this latest evidence that the
  race is tightening, which confirms the findings of some other recent polls.
  Meanwhile Labour's support, at 30%, is eight points up on its absolute ICM bottom last May, and slightly above its
  average for the second part of last year. However, there is no sign of either a boost for the party following Gordon Brown's
  Piers Morgan interview or a fall after this weekend's reports about Brown bullying his staff.
  Labour's support is up one point on the last Guardian/ICM poll and unchanged from the most recent ICM poll. Research
  began last Friday and most was carried out before the serialisation of Andrew Rawnsley's book in yesterday's Observer,
  which may have affected Labour support. Around a fifth of responses were collected on Sunday.
  Nick Clegg's hopes of a powerful place in a hung parliament are also boosted by today's poll, which puts the Liberal
  Democrats on 20%, unchanged from the most recent ICM and down one on last month's Guardian poll.
  All this suggests that Labour and the Lib Dems are holding steady while the Conservatives lose some ground to smaller
  parties, which are on a total of 13%. Nationalists are on 5%, Ukip and the Greens on 3% each and the BNP on 2%.
  Estimates of what these shares would mean for the parties on polling day vary, but a 7% lead is at the margins of what
  the Tories think they need to win a majority. One academic calculation suggests the result would leave Labour only 25
  seats behind the Tories in a hung parliament, although any improved Tory performance in marginal seats would offset
  that.
  • /CMResearch interviewed a random sample of 1,004 adults by telephone on 19-21 February 2010. Interviews were
  conducted across the country and the results have been weighted to the profile of all adults. ICM is a member of the
  British Polling Council and abides by its rules

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  Car bomb explodes in Northern Ireland
  Republican dissidents suspected after blast outside courthouse in Newry as evacuation was taking place
  • Buzz up!
  • Diqg it
  • Mark Tran
  • quardian.co.uk, Tuesday 23 February 2010
  • Article history
  A car bomb exploded last night outside the courthouse in Newry, Northern Ireland, police said. There were no initial
  reports of any injuries in the blast.
  Police said the vehicle was abandoned at the front of the building in the Co Down town at around lOpm. Officers were in
  the process of evacuating the area when the car exploded.
  Suspicion is bound to fall on republican dissidents opposed to the peace process. The incident comes only days after a
  mortar bomb failed to detonate outside a police station in the nearby Co Armagh village of Keady.
  The chairman of the nationalist SDLP in Newry, Gary McKeown, condemned those responsible. "Lives could have been
  lost as a result of this bombing," he said. "It serves absolutely no purpose and does nothing for the community, or the
  cause of a united Ireland. If people want to advance their beliefs, they should enter the democratic process and debate
  with their political opponents, rather than resorting to violence. Planting bombs outside courthouses will achieve nothing."
  Earlier this month, police on both sides of the Irish border launched separate operations against dissident republicans.
  Police in Northern Ireland arrested two men and a woman in connection with the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll, the
  first PSNI officer killed by terrorists in the province.
  The Continuity IRA shot the 48-year-old policeman dead on a housing estate in Craigavon, County Armagh, on 9 March
  last year. His murder came just 48 hours after the Real IRA killed two British soldiers outside the Massereene barracks in
  Antrim. In September police discovered a massive 600lb bomb in the south Armagh village of Forkhill.
  On Sunday, Republican Sinn Fein, political allies of the Continuity IRA, claimed masked undercover soldiers carried out
  surveillance on two housing estates in Lurgan, Co Armagh, in recent weeks. They claimed the men were scouting the
  areas in white civilian vans. Republican Sinn Fein said the soldiers belonged to the Special Reconnaissance Regiment.
  The alleged presence of SRR soldiers — formerly known as the 14th Intelligence Unit — is controversial because British
  troops are meant to have been pulled off the streets, especially in nationalist areas.
  Britain heading for hung parliament
  Guardian/ICM poll
  Tories might not win election outright, suggests new survey
  • Comments (259)
  • Buzz up!
  • Digq it
  • Julian Glover
  • quardian.co.uk, Monday 22 February 2010 18.30 GMT
  • Article history
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767349 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767349 Date: 08/31/2015
  The Conservatives should no longer count on winning the election outright, according to a Guardian/ICM poll published
  today.
  The new survey suggests Britain is on course for a hung parliament amid faltering public support for David Cameron's
  party.
  The opposition have also lost ground on key policy issues, including the economy, and in particular may be losing their
  campaign against Labour's so-called "death tax". Labour leads the Tories by eight points as the party with the best policy
  on care for the elderly.
  The two parties are neck and neck on their ability to sort out the economic crisis, against a nine-point Tory lead when the
  question was last asked in August 2009.
  With no more than three months to go until polling day, the Conservatives have fallen to 37%, down three on last month's
  Guardian/ICM poll and down two on another ICM poll earlier this month.
  The party has not fallen so low in an ICM poll since the tail end of the banking crisis, last falling to 37% in February 2008.
  As recently as last October the Tories hit 45% in an ICM poll and the party will be alarmed by this latest evidence that the
  race is tightening, which confirms the findings of some other recent polls.
  Meanwhile Labour's support, at 30%, is eight points up on its absolute ICM bottom last May, and slightly above its
  average for the second part of last year. However, there is no sign of either a boost for the party following Gordon Brown's
  Piers Morgan interview or a fall after this weekend's reports about Brown bullying his staff.
  Labour's support is up one point on the last Guardian/ICM poll and unchanged from the most recent ICM poll. Research
  began last Friday and most was carried out before the serialisation of Andrew Rawnsley's book in yesterday's Observer,
  which may have affected Labour support. Around a fifth of responses were collected on Sunday.
  Nick Clegg's hopes of a powerful place in a hung parliament are also boosted by today's poll, which puts the Liberal
  Democrats on 20%, unchanged from the most recent ICM and down one on last month's Guardian poll.
  All this suggests that Labour and the Lib Dems are holding steady while the Conservatives lose some ground to smaller
  parties, which are on a total of 13%. Nationalists are on 5%, Ukip and the Greens on 3% each and the BNP on 2%.
  Estimates of what these shares would mean for the parties on polling day vary, but a 7% lead is at the margins of what
  the Tories think they need to win a majority. One academic calculation suggests the result would leave Labour only 25
  seats behind the Tories in a hung parliament, although any improved Tory performance in marginal seats would offset
  that.
  • /CMResearch interviewed a random sample of 1,004 adults by telephone on 19-21 February 2010. Interviews were
  conducted across the country and the results have been weighted to the profile of all adults. ICM is a member of the
  British Polling Council and abides by its rules
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05767349 Date: 08/31/2015



