# Emails

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  You may have been alerted to this incident: the barring of Noam Chomsky from Israel. His political views may be
  ridiculous or objectionable, though he is the greatest linguistic scholar in the world, but barring him for his political opinions
  has created a needless PR disaster, not least for the US, as he is, after all, a US citizen, and a very prominent one
  internationally. It is unfortunate on every level. And the US should not be a passive onlooker. He is a US citizen barred for
  his political views, after all. This story is splashed across the European press this morning. Not what anyone needs, yes,
  yes, like a hole in the head, and bone stupid, but the US effort on his behalf to gain entry should be part of the story. This
  incident can be profitable if Israel understands it should not be doing this to US or European critics in the future. This is a
  downward slope, bad news for everyone involved. S
  14 16, 2010, 11:01 pm
  Chomsky Barred From West Bank by Israel
  By ROBERT MACKEY
  Noam Chomsky, an American linguist and political thinker who has been critical of Israel, was denied entry into the West
  Bank on Sunday by Israeli immigration officials when he tried to cross into the Palestinian territory from Jordan to deliver a
  lecture.
  Amira Hass of the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported:
  No reason was initially given for the decision, but the Interior Ministry later said immigration officials at the Allenby Bridge
  border crossing from Jordan had misunderstood Chomsky's intentions thinking initially he was also due to visit Israel.
  Chomsky, who is on a speaking tour in the region, was scheduled to speak at Bir Zeit University in the West Bank on
  Monday.
  A spokeswoman for Israel's interior ministry also told Reuters that there had been a misunderstanding and "officials were
  trying to get clearance from the Israeli military, which controls access to the West Bank to allow Chomsky to enter."
  In a television interview from Amman, Jordan, after he was rebuffed, Mr. Chomsky told Al Jazeera English, "the facts were
  completely clear to everyone; there was no basis for a misunderstanding." He explained that he was interrogated for
  several hours before being told that he would not be allowed to cross into the occupied Palestinian territory. The 81-year-
  old scholar added:
  I can only say what was conveyed to me in the discussion with the official who was carrying out the interrogation — he
  was receiving instructions from the [Israeli] ministry of interior and relaying them. There were two basic points. One was
  that the government of Israel does not like the kinds of things I say — which puts them into the category of I suppose
  every other government in the world. The second was that they seemed upset about the fact that I was just taking an
  invitation from Bir Zeit and I had no plans to go on to speak in Israeli universities, as I have done many times in the past
  but not this time.
  Mr. Chomsky had been invited to speak about American foreign and domestic policy by the philosophy department at the
  Palestinian university in Ramallah.
  The renowned linguist was outspoken in his opposition to the Israeli offensive in Gaza, which ended in January 2009 and
  has criticized Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory many times.
  In an interview with Deborah Solomon of The New York Times Magazine in 2003, Mr. Chomsky said, "I objected to the
  founding of Israel as a Jewish state. I don't think a Jewish or Christian or Islamic state is a proper concept. I would object
  to the United States as a Christian state." When Ms. Solomon pressed Mr. Chomsky on his opposition to Israel, saying,
  "Your father was a respected Hebraic scholar, and sometimes you sound like a self-hating Jew," he replied:
  It is a shame that critics of Israeli policies are seen as either anti-Semites or self-hating Jews. It's grotesque. If an Italian
  criticized Italian policies, would he be seen as a self-hating Italian?
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  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 12:14 AM
  To:
  Subject: H: also... Sid
  You may have been alerted to this incident: the barring of Noam Chomsky from Israel. His political views may be
  ridiculous or objectionable, though he is the greatest linguistic scholar in the world, but barring him for his political opinions
  has created a needless PR disaster, not least for the US, as he is, after all, a US citizen, and a very prominent one
  internationally. It is unfortunate on every level. And the US should not be a passive onlooker. He is a US citizen barred for
  his political views, after all. This story is splashed across the European press this morning. Not what anyone needs, yes,
  yes, like a hole in the head, and bone stupid, but the US effort on his behalf to gain entry should be part of the story. This
  incident can be profitable if Israel understands it should not be doing this to US or European critics in the future. This is a
  downward slope, bad news for everyone involved. S
  14 16, 2010, 11:01 pm
  Chomsky Barred From West Bank by Israel
  By ROBERT MACKEY
  Noam Chomsky, an American linguist and political thinker who has been critical of Israel, was denied entry into the West
  Bank on Sunday by Israeli immigration officials when he tried to cross into the Palestinian territory from Jordan to deliver a
  lecture.
  Amira Hass of the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported:
  No reason was initially given for the decision, but the Interior Ministry later said immigration officials at the Allenby Bridge
  border crossing from Jordan had misunderstood Chomsky's intentions thinking initially he was also due to visit Israel.
  Chomsky, who is on a speaking tour in the region, was scheduled to speak at Bir Zeit University in the West Bank on
  Monday.
  A spokeswoman for Israel's interior ministry also told Reuters that there had been a misunderstanding and "officials were
  trying to get clearance from the Israeli military, which controls access to the West Bank to allow Chomsky to enter."
  In a television interview from Amman, Jordan, after he was rebuffed, Mr. Chomsky told Al Jazeera English, "the facts were
  completely clear to everyone; there was no basis for a misunderstanding." He explained that he was interrogated for
  several hours before being told that he would not be allowed to cross into the occupied Palestinian territory. The 81-year-
  old scholar added:
  I can only say what was conveyed to me in the discussion with the official who was carrying out the interrogation — he
  was receiving instructions from the [Israeli] ministry of interior and relaying them. There were two basic points. One was
  that the government of Israel does not like the kinds of things I say — which puts them into the category of I suppose
  every other government in the world. The second was that they seemed upset about the fact that I was just taking an
  invitation from Bir Zeit and I had no plans to go on to speak in Israeli universities, as I have done many times in the past
  but not this time.
  Mr. Chomsky had been invited to speak about American foreign and domestic policy by the philosophy department at the
  Palestinian university in Ramallah.
  The renowned linguist was outspoken in his opposition to the Israeli offensive in Gaza, which ended in January 2009 and
  has criticized Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory many times.
  In an interview with Deborah Solomon of The New York Times Magazine in 2003, Mr. Chomsky said, "I objected to the
  founding of Israel as a Jewish state. I don't think a Jewish or Christian or Islamic state is a proper concept. I would object
  to the United States as a Christian state." When Ms. Solomon pressed Mr. Chomsky on his opposition to Israel, saying,
  "Your father was a respected Hebraic scholar, and sometimes you sound like a self-hating Jew," he replied:
  It is a shame that critics of Israeli policies are seen as either anti-Semites or self-hating Jews. It's grotesque. If an Italian
  criticized Italian policies, would he be seen as a self-hating Italian?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770568 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770568 Date: 08/31/2015
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DocNumber: C05770572
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ExtractedBodyText: Davutoglu called about Iran. Wants to speak sometime this morning. We are working to schedule.
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  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 8:19 AM
  To: H
  Davutoglu called about Iran. Wants to speak sometime this morning. We are working to schedule.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770572 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770574
MetadataSubject: RE FORM - WEREN'T ABLE TO MAKE CHANGES SO CALL TO DISCUSS
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  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 6:11 PM
  To: H
  Subject re form - weren't able to make changes so call to discuss
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DocNumber: C05770576
MetadataSubject: FEINGOLD LETTER
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MetadataFrom: Sullivan, Jacob J
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ExtractedSubject: Feingold letter
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  Rich is going to talk to Feingold's COS and walk him through the reasoning/defense of our policy. Since this is a classified
  letter, you couldn't talk about it in open session tomorrow in any event, but if he asks you can say that we have had
  substantive discussions with his staff on the concerns raised in the letter and you're happy to discuss it further in closed
  session.

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  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 7:53 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Feingold letter
  Rich is going to talk to Feingold's COS and walk him through the reasoning/defense of our policy. Since this is a classified
  letter, you couldn't talk about it in open session tomorrow in any event, but if he asks you can say that we have had
  substantive discussions with his staff on the concerns raised in the letter and you're happy to discuss it further in closed
  session.
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DocNumber: C05770578
MetadataSubject: POSNER
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Posner
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ExtractedBodyText: Yikes. Will track down.
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 8:23 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Posner
  Yikes. Will track down.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 8:18 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Subject: Posner
  FOX is beating the heck out of Mike for what he said in his briefing on the China human rights dialogue about the
  Arizona law. Can you track down
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770578 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770580
MetadataSubject: WAPO EDITORIAL ON INTERNET FREEDOM
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ExtractedSubject: Fw: WaPo editorial on Internet freedom
ExtractedFrom: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Graze, Deborah E; Baer, Daniel B; Labowitz, Sarah
ExtractedDateSent: Friday, July 23, 2010 12:35 PM
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  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 12:35 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: WaPo editorial on Internet freedom
  From: Posner, Michael H
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Reines, Philippe I; Burns, William 3; Otero, Maria; Hormats, Robert D; McHale, Judith A; Campbell,
  Kurt M; Lew, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip]; Verveer, Melanne S; Verveer, Philip L; Fernandez, Jose W; Mills, Cheryl D;
  Slaughter, Anne-Marie; Ross, Alec 3; Cohen, Jared A; Chitre, Nanda S; Verma, Richard R; Koh, Harold Hongju; Chollet,
  Derek H
  Cc: Graze, Deborah E; Baer, Daniel B; Labowitz, Sarah
  Sent: Fri Jul 23 11:39:33 2010
  Subject: WaPo editorial on Internet freedom
  All
  The Post wrote a good editorial today on our Internet freedom work (see below). It's a far cry from what the editorial
  board had to say in November (here) and is the product of a lot of hard work from several bureaus and offices in the
  Department to drive Internet freedom as a policy priority. EEB and DRL will convene a meeting of the NetFreedom
  Taskforce next week at the working level to continue to advance Internet freedom within the building and with external
  audiences. It is nice to see some success in changing the narrative on this important but challenging issue.
  Best
  Mike
  State Department is taking right steps to foster Internet freedom
  http://www.washingtonpost.comAvp-dyn/content/anicle/2010/07/20/AR2010072005363_pf.html
  Wednesday, July 21, 2010; A18
  BILLIONS OF people live in countries where the Internet is not free. Confined behind the elaborate firewalls of
  authoritarian regimes such as China and Iran, they find their rights to expression threatened online and off-- by
  elaborate systems of monitoring and censorship and by harsh laws that punish bloggers with imprisonment or
  even death.
  In January, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke powerfully in support of Internet freedom, saying,
  "We stand for a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas. And we
  recognize that the world's information infrastructure will become what we and others make of it."
  Since then, the State Department has brought the issue of online freedom to the table in its diplomacy around
  the world and joined with Internet providers and social media companies to foster public-private partnership in
  Internet freedom. Such collaboration is key, since authoritarian regimes so often contract out the daily work of
  censorship to private companies.
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  Congress, too, has showed commitment to openness online, allocating $35 million in funding between the 2009
  and 2010 budgets for work that promotes Internet freedom. This money has yet to be spent, but the State
  Department finally has sent the names of designated recipients of the 2009 budget's $5 million in Internet
  freedom funding to Congress for its approval and soon will begin the process for distributing this year's grants.
  As it moves forward on this vital issue, the State Department must carefully determine how best to spend its
  limited resources. Yes, there is no silver bullet to guarantee freedom on the Internet. But it is possible to do
  great good with available funds. Investing in censorship-circumvention techniques like those that powered
  Tehran's "Twitter revolution" in June 2009 could have a tremendous, measurable impact.
  Although this solution is not without its problems -- the best-known provider of this software is the Falun Gong-
  affiliated Global Internet Freedom consortium, and users behind China's Great Firewall may mistrust the
  technology of a group their government has banned -- the State Department must seriously consider channeling
  funds to organizations that have demonstrated great potential to make a difference.
  The State Department is attempting a more holistic approach to Internet freedom, spreading funds across a
  variety of projects. Monitoring the efficacy of chosen solutions and rewarding those that produce results will be
  essential as this program continues.
  A cyberspace without walls or barriers, where people can assemble and express themselves freely, without fear
  of censorship or imprisonment, will make the world safer for the United States and for democracies everywhere.
  Continued public-private partnership, prioritization of Internet freedom in diplomacy and the wise deployment
  of allocated funds will move this ideal closer to reality.
  Michael H. Posner
  Assistant Secretary of State for
  Democracy, Human Rights and Labor
  (202) 647-2126 office
  (202) 647-5283 fax
  PosnerMH@state.goy
  iiit6(dt
  1.),1.40TF
  BLOG
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DocNumber: C05770581
MetadataSubject: DALTON HATFIELD
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MetadataFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C
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ExtractedSubject: RE: Dalton Hatfield
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ExtractedFrom: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
ExtractedCc: Huma Abedin
ExtractedDateSent: Monday, May 17, 2010 2:47 PM
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ExtractedBodyText: I checked and I do not have an electronic copy of this letter.
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  From: Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 2:47 PM
  To: H
  Subject: RE: Dalton Hatfield
  I checked and I do not have an electronic copy of this letter.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2010 2:05 PM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Cc: Huma Abedin
  Subject: Dalton Hatfield
  Do you have a copy of the letter he sent me? I can't find my copy. Thx.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770581 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770583
MetadataSubject: (AP) EXTRADITION RUMORS CLOSE JAMAICA BUSINESS EARLY
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ExtractedSubject: FW: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early
ExtractedCc: Valenzuela, Arturo A; Reynoso, Julissa
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  Fyi
  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Monday, May 17, 2010 9:58 PM
  Fw: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early

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  Fyi
  Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Monday, May 17, 2010 9:58 PM
  Fw: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early
  From: Kelly, Craig A
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3; Abedin, Huma; Aguilera, Patricia; Cue, Lourdes C
  Cc: Valenzuela, Arturo A; Reynoso, Julissa
  Sent: Mon May 17 19:58:42 2010
  Subject: FW: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early
  To All:
  Latest we have on following is that GOJ plans to make an announcement at 9:30 EDT tonight that govt is proceeding
  with extradition request. Separately, we are hearing that government may move to arrest him very soon — even tonight
  or tomorrow. Coke could well resist, so this could turn violent. We will see what the announcement says and then take
  stock. Even if govt announces, the follow-on legal process is lengthy.
  ck
  From: Staab, Virginia L
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 6:51 PM
  To: WHA-CAR; WHA-FO
  Cc: WHA-Press
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early
  From: Packer, Adam D
  To: NEWS-CA; NEWS-WHA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-III
  Sent: Mon May 17 18:46:05 2010
  Subject: (AP) Extradition rumors close Jamaica businesses early
  KINGSTON, Jamaica - (AP) Police say businesses in Jamaica's capital have been closing early as rumors spread that the
  government has signed extradition papers for Christopher "Dudus" Coke, a man described by the U.S. as a major drug
  kingpin. Police commissioner Owen Ellington says officers are monitoring the situation and there is no threat to public
  safety. Local media say the government has denied signing extradition papers.
  Adam Packer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  (202) 647-1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770583 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770584
MetadataSubject: LAVROV
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ExtractedSubject: Lavrov
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ExtractedBodyText: Per your discussion with jake, we are doing lavrov call at 8:30am. He hasn't confirmed yet.
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 10:04 PM
  To: H
  Subject: Lavrov
  Per your discussion with jake, we are doing lavrov call at 8:30am. He hasn't confirmed yet.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770584 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770589
MetadataSubject: MINI SCHEDULE 5/18/10 TUESDAY
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ExtractedSubject: Mini Schedule 5/18/10 Tuesday
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  9:30 am DEPART Private Residence
  En route Dirksen Senate Office Building
  9:35 am CONFERENCE CALL w/HEARING PREP TEAM
  En route Dirksen Senate Office Building
  9:45 am ARRIVE Dirksen Senate Office Building
  10:00 am TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
  1:00 pm (t) CMTE ON THE NEW START TREATY w/DEFENSE w/ SEC'Y
  GATES AND JCS CHMN MULLEN 106 Dirksen Senate Office Building
  1:00 pm (t) DEPART Dirksen Senate Office Building
  En route State Department
  1:15 pm (t) ARRIVE State Department
  1:15 pm OFFICE TIME
  2:15 pm Secretary's Office
  2:15 pm MEETING w/STEVE BOS WORTH, SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
  2:45 pm FOR NORTH KOREA POLICY AND AMB. KIM Secretary's Office
  2:45 pm PREP MEETING FOR MEXICAN STATE VISIT
  3:30 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30 pin MEETING w/FARAH PANDITH, U.S. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
  4:00 pm TO MUSLIM COMMUNITIES Secretary's Office
  4:00 pm MEETING ON U.S-INDIA STRATEGIC DIALOGUE ISSUES
  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
  4:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  6:00 pm Secretary's Office
  TBD pm DEPART State Department
  En route Private Residence
  TBD pm ARRIVE Private Residence
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  Subject: Mini Schedule 5/18/10 Tuesday
  9:30 am DEPART Private Residence
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  4:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  TBD pm DEPART State Department
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  Subject FW: B. KOUCHNER in Le Monde re Internet freedom
  fyi
  From: Ross, Alec 3
  To: Steinberg, James B; Rivkin, Charles H; Mills, Cheryl D; Kennard, William E; Sullivan, Jacob 3; Slaughter, Anne-Marie;
  Hormats, Robert D; Otero, Maria; Burns, William 3; Cohen, Jared A
  Sent: Tue May 18 17:40:17 2010
  Subject: B. KOUCHNER in Le Monde re Internet freedom
  The below by Kouchner is worth reading if you haven't seen it.
  The Internet: a critical international policy issue, by Bernard Kouchner (May 10, 2010)
  In 2015, three and a half billion people - half of mankind - will have access to the Internet. There has never been
  such a revolution in the freedom of communication and the freedom of expression. But how will this new medium
  be used? What new distortions and obstacles will the enemies of the Internet come up with?
  Modern technology leads to the best and the worst. Extremist, racist and defamatory websites and blogs
  disseminate odious opinions in real time. They have made the Internet into a weapon of war and hate. Websites
  are attacked and Internet users are recruited through chatrooms for destructive plots. Violent movements are
  infiltrating social networks to spread propaganda and false information.
  It is very hard for democracies to control them. I do not subscribe to the naive belief that a new technology,
  however efficient and powerful it may be, is bound by nature to advance liberty on all fronts.
  Yet, all the same, the distortions are the exception rather than the rule. The Internet is above all the most
  fantastic means of breaking down the walls and boundaries that close us off from each other. For the oppressed
  peoples, who have been deprived of their right to self-expression and the right to choose their own future, the
  Internet provides power beyond their wildest hopes. In minutes, news and images recorded on a telephone can
  be disseminated worldwide in cyberspace. It is increasingly difficult the hide a public demonstration, an act of
  repression or a violation of human rights.
  In authoritarian and repressive countries, mobile telephones and the Internet have given rise to public opinion
  and civil society. They have also given citizens a critical means of expression, despite all the restrictions.
  However, the temptation to repress free expression is always present. The number of countries that censor the
  Internet, that monitor web users and punish them for their opinions, is increasing at an alarming rate. The
  Internet can be used against citizens. It can be a formidable intelligence-gathering tool to spot potential
  dissidents. Some regimes are already acquiring increasingly sophisticated surveillance technology.
  If all of those who are attached to human rights and democracy refused to compromise their principles and used
  the Internet to defend freedom of expression, this kind of repression would be much more difficult. I am not
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  talking about absolute freedom that opens the door to all sorts of abuses. Nobody is promoting that. Instead, I'm
  talking about real freedom, which is based on the principle of respecting human dignity and human rights.
  In the last few years, multilateral institutions, such as the Council of Europe, and non-governmental
  organisations, such as Reporters Without Borders, along with thousands of individuals around the world, have
  made a strong commitment to these issues. This is proof, if proof were needed, that this issue does not pit the
  West against the rest of the world. No fewer than 180 countries meeting for the World Summit on the
  Information Society acknowledged that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights applies fully to the Internet,
  especially Article 19, which establishes freedom of expression and freedom of opinion. And yet, some fifty
  countries fail to live up to their commitments.
  For the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, I have brought together experts, NGO leaders, journalists,
  business people and intellectuals this week. Their discussions have confirmed my conviction that the path we
  want to take is the right one. I think that we should create an international instrument for monitoring the
  commitments that governments have made and for calling them to task when they fail to live up to them. I think
  we should provide assistance to cyberdissidents, who should get the same support as other victims of political
  repression, and of the need to show our solidarity with them publicly, in close collaboration with the NGOs
  working on these issues. I think that we should also discuss the wisdom of adopting a code of conduct regarding
  the export of technologies for censoring the Internet and tracking web users.
  These issues, along with others, such as the protection of personal data on the Internet and the right of digital
  amnesty for everyone promoted by my colleague Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, should be addressed within a
  framework that brings together government, civil society and international experts.
  Another project is close to my heart. It will be a long and difficult task to implement it, but it is critical. It is to
  give the Internet a legal status that reflects its universality. One that recognizes it as an international space, so
  that it will be more difficult for repressive governments to use the sovereignty argument against fundamental
  freedoms.
  This is a critical issue. I think that the battle of ideas has started with, on one side, the advocates of a universal
  and open Internet, based on freedom of expression and freedom of association, on tolerance and respect for
  privacy and, on the other side, those who want to transform the Internet into a multitude of spaces that are
  closed off from each other to serve the purposes of a regime, propaganda and all forms of fanaticism.
  Freedom of expression is"the foundation of all other freedoms". Without it, there are no'free nations",
  Voltaire said. This spirit of the Enlightenment, which is universal, should run through the new media. The
  defence of fundamental freedoms and human rights must be the priority for governance of the Internet. It is
  everyone's business.
  Bernard Kouchner, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Subject Tony blair confirmed for 8am call.
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  Secretary Clinton and Huma!
  Hope you're both well. The DVD screener should arrive at Huma's sometime this morning.
  I can't wait for to hear what you think of the film and, if you have the time, how we can strengthen themes and sections
  to make it a more relevant and effective educational and policy influencing tool. We are currently at various stages of
  reaching out or building partnerships with a wide variety of organizations from Facing History and Ourselves to JStreet to
  the Marine Corps to the United Nations
  (informally) to various think tanks, and human rights organizations.
  We have big plans for the film and hope to use it as a platform to foster critical cross-cultural conversations.
  And a disclaimer- the film is still a work in progress. We are drastically changing the intro, moving some sections around,
  and adding a story about the Marines sending senior Marine Officers to Jordan to negotiate and build partnerships with
  Al Anbar's exiled tribal leaders.
  I am so excited for you to see it.
  Have a safe trip, I hope to see you soon, and all the best,
  Love,
  Zach
  Zachary J. Iscol
  The Editorial Project
  www.editorialproject.com
  www.thewesternfrontmovie.com

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  Secretary Clinton and Huma!
  Hope you're both well. The DVD screener should arrive at Huma's sometime this morning.
  I can't wait for to hear what you think of the film and, if you have the time, how we can strengthen themes and sections
  to make it a more relevant and effective educational and policy influencing tool. We are currently at various stages of
  reaching out or building partnerships with a wide variety of organizations from Facing History and Ourselves to JStreet to
  the Marine Corps to the United Nations
  (informally) to various think tanks, and human rights organizations.
  We have big plans for the film and hope to use it as a platform to foster critical cross-cultural conversations.
  And a disclaimer- the film is still a work in progress. We are drastically changing the intro, moving some sections around,
  and adding a story about the Marines sending senior Marine Officers to Jordan to negotiate and build partnerships with
  Al Anbar's exiled tribal leaders.
  I am so excited for you to see it.
  Have a safe trip, I hope to see you soon, and all the best,
  Love,
  Zach
  Zachary J. Iscol
  The Editorial Project
  www.editorialproject.com
  www.thewesternfrontmovie.com
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770598 Date: 08/31/2015



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  I'm not sure where you are but jim steinberg needs to talk to you secure asap.
  Also, tony blair called back, he's free for next 3 hours.
  And pm papandreou called, wants to give you readout from his middle east trip.

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  To:
  I'm not sure where you are but jim steinberg needs to talk to you secure asap.
  Also, tony blair called back, he's free for next 3 hours.
  And pm papandreou called, wants to give you readout from his middle east trip.
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  For meeting with Quinn. It meant so much to him and was the perfect capstone of his year with us. See you in Shanghai.
  AM

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  Subject: Many thanks
  For meeting with Quinn. It meant so much to him and was the perfect capstone of his year with us. See you in Shanghai.
  AM
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  Lincoln 145,207 (44.51%)
  Halter 138,660 (42.51%)
  • Morrison 42,349 (12.98%)
  Because neither Lincoln nor Halter got 50%, runoff scheduled for June 8th.

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  Subject: Lincoln
  Lincoln 145,207 (44.51%)
  Halter 138,660 (42.51%)
  • Morrison 42,349 (12.98%)
  Because neither Lincoln nor Halter got 50%, runoff scheduled for June 8th.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770603 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FYI, from WHA:
  Mexican law enforcement officials cannot stop individuals and require proof of migratory status. However, like
  SB1070, officials in the course of official "contact" (i.e. Traffic stops, investigations, hot pursuit) are authorized
  to request proof of migratory status. They do this in practice routinely. Frequently, individuals who cannot
  prove legal status are referred to INM (federal CBP-equivalent). In practice, GoM authorities at all levels
  engage in exploitative treatment of migrants, primarily Central Americans heading to the US. These abuses
  have been well documented by international human rights groups, as well as by multiple documentary and
  news media reports.

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  Subject: Mexican treatment of the undocumented
  FYI, from WHA:
  Mexican law enforcement officials cannot stop individuals and require proof of migratory status. However, like
  SB1070, officials in the course of official "contact" (i.e. Traffic stops, investigations, hot pursuit) are authorized
  to request proof of migratory status. They do this in practice routinely. Frequently, individuals who cannot
  prove legal status are referred to INM (federal CBP-equivalent). In practice, GoM authorities at all levels
  engage in exploitative treatment of migrants, primarily Central Americans heading to the US. These abuses
  have been well documented by international human rights groups, as well as by multiple documentary and
  news media reports.
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  Subject: Fw: Korea Expo --please read before you leave
  Attachments: Action_Memo_to_S_on_Yeosu_2012_participation_5-4-10.docx
  See WI as context fyi
  From: Pally, Maura M.
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D; Reines, Philippe I
  Sent: Wed May 19 18:11:36 2010
  Subject: Korea Expo --please read before you leave
  Jake-
  I have been trying unsuccessfully to get a memo up to S on Korea's invitation to participation in the 2012 expo.
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  UNCLASSIFIED
  ACTION MEMO FOR THE SECRETARY
  FROM: ECA — Maura Pally
  EAP — Kurt Campbell
  SUBJECT: U.S. Participation at Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea
  Recommendation
  Unless the Department implements an alternative model for participation, ECA
  recommends that you sign the attached letter (Tab B) informing the Koreans that there
  will be no official U.S. participation at the 2012 Yeosu Expo. EAP opposes.
  Approve Disapprove Date
  Alternatively, EAP recommends that you sign the proposed Letter of Intent (Tab
  C), tentatively accepting the Korean invitation. ECA opposes.
  Approve Disapprove Date
  Background
  In November 2009, the Department received a formal invitation from the
  Republic of Korea to participate in the Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, an off-year expo. ECA
  recommends against participation unless the Department can implement an alternative
  model for participation and EAP recommends participation. Both positions are outlined
  in the attachments.
  Attachment:
  Tab A — Background and Positions
  Tab B — Proposed letter to Ambassador Han declining invitation
  Tab C — Proposed Letter of Intent to Ambassador Han
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  Tab A: Background and Positions
  Background
  In November 2009, the Department received a formal invitation from the
  Republic of Korea to participate in Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea. Large-scale expos, known
  as "registered expos," including Shanghai 2010, are held every five years; however,
  Yeosu is an off-year "recognized expo," and, as such, is shorter in length (three months
  duration), smaller in scale, and has a narrower theme than registered expos. To date, 35
  countries have agreed to participate. The cost of U.S. participation has been tentatively
  estimated at $10-15 million.
  Since 1994, when Congress legislated that the Department may not expend funds
  for international expos unless specifically authorized or appropriated, the U.S. has only
  participated in one off-year expo: Lisbon 1998. Funding for the off-year Lisbon expo
  came primarily through appropriated funds transferred to USIA from other federal
  government agencies, with the remainder coming from private sector contributions. In
  1999, Congress tightened restrictions by further legislating that no funds made available
  to the Department by another federal agency may be obligated or expended for such
  expo purposes without prior congressional notification. Since then, 100% private sector
  funding has been sought for all U.S. Pavilions at world expos and no appropriations
  have been requested from Congress.
  ECA's Position
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  EAP's Position
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770607 Date: 08/31/2015
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  Drafted by: ECA/PE/C — Catherine Pfaffenroth, 632-9362, 3/17/10
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  Laura Rosenberger
  Kristen Pisani
  Pamela Park
  James Green
  Gabrielle Guimond
  Patrick Kennedy
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770607 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Dear Mr. Ambassador:
  Sincerely yours,
  Hillary Rodham Clinton
  His Excellency
  Han Duk-soo
  Ambassador of the Republic of Korea
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770608 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Dear Mr. Ambassador,
  Sincerely,
  Hillary Rodham Clinton
  His Excellency
  Han Duk-soo
  Ambassador of the Republic of Korea
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770609 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770610
MetadataSubject: SENATE FLOOR UPDATE
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  Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 11:15 PM
  To: H; Lew, Jacob J
  Subject: Fw: Senate floor update
  From: Rademacher, Paul R
  To: H_SeniorStaff
  Sent: Wed May 19 19:47:42 2010
  Subject: Senate floor update
  Senator Reid just announced the cloture vote on the Financial Regulations Bill will be tomorrow at
  2:30.
  He also said that the Supp will be the next bill up. So the Supp is going to be on the floor for
  several days next week.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770610 Date: 08/31/2015



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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770611 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770613
MetadataSubject: FYI
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  GAY COUPLE SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS IN PRISON IN MALAWI(SBU) The court imposed the maximum sentence against
  the couple, accusing them of unnatural acts and gross indecency, according to press. Embassy Lilongwe notes the
  decision reflects strong sentiment across the country opposing gay rights, adding the information minister stated the
  government was pleased with the conviction. (Ops/Embassy Lilongwe telcon, AP)

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  GAY COUPLE SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS IN PRISON IN MALAWI(SBU) The court imposed the maximum sentence against
  the couple, accusing them of unnatural acts and gross indecency, according to press. Embassy Lilongwe notes the
  decision reflects strong sentiment across the country opposing gay rights, adding the information minister stated the
  government was pleased with the conviction. (Ops/Embassy Lilongwe telcon, AP)
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770613 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770616
MetadataSubject: MEXICAN TREATMENT OF THE UNDOCUMENTED
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Mexican treatment of the undocumented
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  Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 8:16 AM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Mexican treatment of the undocumented
  Hear hear
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi
  Sent: Thu May 20 07:45:56 2010
  Subject: Re: Mexican treatment of the undocumented
  Another example of "you should take the log from your own eye before criticizing the speck in your neighbor's."
  Original Message ----
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <Sullivann@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed May 19 19:51:50 2010
  Subject: Mexican treatment of the undocumented
  FYI, from WHA:
  Mexican law enforcement officials cannot stop individuals and require proof of migratory status. However, like 5131070,
  officials in the course of official "contact" (i.e. Traffic stops, investigations, hot pursuit) are authorized to request proof
  of migratory status. They do this in practice routinely. Frequently, individuals who cannot prove legal status are referred
  to INM (federal CBP-equivalent). In practice, GoM authorities at all levels engage in exploitative treatment of migrants,
  primarily Central Americans heading to the US. These abuses have been well documented by international human rights
  groups, as well as by multiple documentary and news media reports.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770616 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: PLS REMIND ME TO DISCUSS A MATTER W YOU BOTH
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  Our schedule is pretty tight on the flight to Elmendorf - but we should be able to find a few minutes for you on the leg to
  Tokyo

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  Cc: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: Pls remind me to discuss a matter w you both
  Our schedule is pretty tight on the flight to Elmendorf - but we should be able to find a few minutes for you on the leg to
  Tokyo
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: Jake Sullivan
  To: PIR
  Subject: Pls remind me to discuss a matter w you both
  Sent: May 20, 2010 7:54 AM
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770618 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770626
MetadataSubject: ECUADOR STOP
MetadataTo: H
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  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:11 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Ecuador Stop
  Original Message
  From: Valenzuela, Arturo A
  To: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob i; Bennett, Virginia L; Kelly, Craig A
  Cc: Gonzalez, Juan S
  Sent: Thu May 20 00:18:39 2010
  Subject: Ecuador Stop
  As we discussed in the trip meeting-- I feel that we might miss an important opportunity if we don't try to fit Ecuador
  into the Andean trip (Venezuela and Bolivia are out of the question). We could stop in Ecuador by leaving Peru early
  Tuesday morning after the OAS GA. The Secretary could deliver her speech in Ecuador, visit w the President and arrive in
  Colombia in the late afternoon. Delivering the speech in Quito would avoid upstaging the OASGA FMs in Lima.
  The visit to Ecuador would advance already positive areas of cooperation, as well as underscore our desire to see Correa
  succeed in achieving constructive institutional reform, while respecting and preserving democratic governance. Correa's
  promise to reform Ecuador's political system and address social inequities resonates with a public disillusioned by
  decades of corruption and political instability. His agenda is principally driven by nationalism, not anti-Americanism, and
  although some of his economic policies mirror those of Venezuela, he is not following a recipe laid down by Chavez.
  Despite its rhetoric, the Correa government has cooperated closely with the USG in many areas, including counter
  narcotics, anti-corruption, and alternative development assistance. Although Ecuador can be a challenging partner, our
  efforts to engage constructively with him are paying off. We had an excellent conversation during my April visit to
  Quito, including an open and candid conversation on sensitive issues like freedom of the press and maintaining a
  constructive dialogue with civil society. (The gift I gave him for his birthday, an edition of Living History signed by the
  Secretary, had a strong positive impact on him. He said that his mother-- who lived much of her life in California is a
  great admirer of the Secretary. ) Reporting after my meetings in Quito was very positive and seemed to indicate that
  Correa is ready to move beyond the stale rhetoric surrounding the Colombia Defense Cooperation Agreement. Indeed,
  there is a terrific opportunity to work tri-laterally with Peru, Ecuador and Colombia not only on counter drug matters-
  - but also on environmental issues like deforestation and climate change given the enormous extension of the amazon
  basin in those three countries. All three presidents welcomed the suggestion when I raised as a possibility. Working
  with them helps to pull Ecuador away from Venezuela while helping to improve cooperation w Colombia.
  In sum, a visit to Ecuador would add a sub-regional theme to the trip, engaging with the Andean countries in Lima,
  Quito, and Bogota; and then with CARICOM in Barbados. The Secretary has been to Canada, Mexico, Central America,
  and the Southern Cone.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770626 Date: 08/31/2015



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DocNumber: C05770632
MetadataSubject: WONDERFUL STORY
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  So nice
  From: John Podesta <jpodest
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Sent: Thu May 20 13:49:32 2010
  Subject: Fw: wonderful story
  From my daughter Megan
  From: Megan Rouse
  To: John Podesta
  Cc: Mary Podesta
  Sent: Thu May 20 12:47:55 2010
  Subject: wonderful story
  I heard a wonderful story last night praising Hillary Clinton for her work on behalf of children.
  Last night I met Don Graves, he runs the Independent Living Skills Program (ILSP) in Contra Costa
  County. The program helps children in the foster care system, and among other things, teaches them
  skills needed to live on their own as adults.
  Don told a heart-warming story of how then First Lady Hillary Clinton came out to visit with the kids in the
  program and hear their concerns. A major concern was that resources for kids coming out of foster care
  ended at age 18 and 6 months -- they needed more help. Within two years of the visit, President Clinton
  signed the Foster Care Independence Act, providing more money and more resources for ages 18 - 21. I
  think it is widely accepted that Hillary championed this legislation, and this was surely echoed by Don. He
  was beaming with admiration for her and what she accomplished to help the kids.
  He went on to say that one of the participants in the program, Alfred Perez, who was part of the original
  discussion with the First Lady, was invited to the White House to see the bill signed. Alfred Perez later
  served on the Pew Commission on Foster care and is now teaching at the University of
  Chicago. http://www.ssa.uchicaoo.edu/facultv/ptlect/Derez-a.shtml
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770632 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: ROUGH DAY IN NEW YORK
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ExtractedBodyText: Fyi on the wmd free zone in the me.
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  Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 9:36 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Rough day in New York
  Fyi on the wmd free zone in the me.
  From: Scanlon, Amy B
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: S_SpecialAssistants
  Sent: Fri May 21 09:12:59 2010
  Subject: FW: Rough day in New York
  Jake—
  You may be interested in the latest from New York.
  Amy
  From: Timbie, James P
  Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 9:23 PM
  To: Joseph, Jofi; Daniel, Jody L; Davies, Glyn T; Burk, Susan F; Anderson, Brooke D (USUN); Einhorn, Robert J;
  Rosenberger, Laura M; Scanlon, Amy B; Struwe, Rebecca L; Sindle, James M; Scheinman, Adam M.; 'Samore, Gary S.';
  Tauscher, Ellen 0
  Subject: Rough day in New York
  U/S Tauscher met with Abdelaziz and Kelly in New York today.
  The day began with receiving the Arab League counter to the U.S. short version.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770634 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770634 Date: 08/31/2015
  Jim
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  THE SECRETARY OF STATE
  WASHINGTON
  April 20, 2010
  The Honorable Kent Conrad, Chairman
  Committee on the Budget
  United States Senate •
  Washington, D.C. 20510
  Dear Mr. Chairman:
  I am asking your help in supporting the State and,USAID budget request kw
  FY 2011. I appreciate the difficult budget environment that confronts the
  Congress, but 1 strongly believe this budget request is critical to advancing U.S.
  national security and our interests around the world.
  Our request totals $52.8 billion — a $4.9 billion increase over 2010. 01 that
  increase, $3.6 billion goes directly to "frontline states" — Afghanistan, Pakistan,
  and Iraq. All other State and USA1D funding grows by $1.3 billion or a 2.7
  percent increase, and allows us to tackle the transnational problems of poverty,
  food insecurity, climate change, and disease that pose serious threats to American
  interests.
  Our diplomatic and development tools enhance American leadership.
  strengthen our alliances, and build new partnerships to confront pressing global
  challenges. Full funding in FY 11 will allow us to continue making tangible
  progress in securing the hard fought gains achieved in Iraq, and to continue
  supporting and deploying hundreds of civilians in Afghanistan and PakiS UM to help
  stabilize dangerous but improving situations.
  The recent attacks on United States,personnel and facilities from Juarez.
  Mexico, to Peshawar, Pakistan, reinforce what We already know — America's
  diplomats and development professionals are on the front lines, protecting. and
  securing our vital national security interests around the world.
  Congress has rightly demanded that we use all the tools in our national
  security tool belt; that we put more diplomats and development experts on the
  ground, shoulder-to-shoulder with our troops; and that we do everything possible
  to secure America's interests around the world. We are doing our part at the State
  Department and USA1D, but we need your help with the FY II request. Our
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  THE SECRETARY OF STATE
  WASHINGTON
  April 20, 2010
  The Honorable Kent Conrad, Chairman
  Committee on the Budget
  United States Senate
  Washington, D.C. 205.10
  Dear Mr. Chairman:
  I am asking yourrhelp in supporting the State and USAID budget-request for
  FY 2011. 1 appreciate the difficult budget envimnment that confronts the
  Congress, but I strongly believe this budget request is critical to advancing U.S.
  national security and our interests around the world.
  Our request totals $52.8 billion — a $4.9 billion increase over 2010. Of that
  increase, $3.6 billion goes directly to "frontline states" — Afghanistan, Pakistan,
  and Iraq. All other State and USAID funding grows by $1.3 billion or a 2.7
  percent increase, and allows us to tackle the transnational problems of poverty.
  food insecurity, climate change, and disease that pose serious threats to American
  interests.
  Our diplomatic and development tools alliance American leadership,
  strengthen our alliances, and build new partnerships to confront pressing global
  challenges. Full fimding in FY 11 will allow (LS to continue making tangible
  progress in securing the hard fought gains achieved in 'Iraq, and to continue
  supporting and deploying hundreds of civilians in Afghanistan and Pakistan to help.
  stabilize dangerous but improving situations.
  The recent attacks on United States persOnnel and facilities from Juarez.
  Mexico. to Peshawar, Pakistan, reinforce what we already know -- America's
  diplomats and development professionals are on the front lines, protecting. and
  securing our vital national security interests around the world.
  Congress has rightly demanded that we use all the tools in our national
  security tool belt; that we put more diplomats and development experts on the
  ground, shoulder-to-shoulder with our troops; and that we do everything possible
  to secure America's interests aroun.d the world.. We are doing our part at the State
  Department and USAID, but we need your help with the FY II request. Our
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770642 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770642 Date: 08/31/2015
  •
  .)
  missions are increasingly integrated with those of our Defense Department
  counterparts, as we have seen demonstrated time and again in Iraq, Afghanistan,
  and other parts of the world. Cuts to the civilian components can no longer be seen
  in isolation or having little impact on our national security strategy.
  Our investments in development and diplemacy are smart, cost-effective,
  and squarely in the best interests of American taxpayers and our national security.
  They are also relatively small compared to the cost of active military engagement,
  and they can end up delivering impactful savings. In Iraq, lbr example, our $2.6
  billion request for State and USAID will allow the Defense Department budget to
  decrease by about $16 billion — a powerful illustration of the return on civilian
  investments.
  I ask ibr your strong support of our budget request and you have my pledge
  that we will work diligently to ensure that this funding is used as efficiently and
  effectively as possible.
  Sincerely yours,
  Hillary Rodham Clinton
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770642 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Mitchell's team contacted me to make sure you had received the HBJ readout. I received it yesterday and it should be in
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  Apologies for not flagging yesterday when we landed.

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  Mitchell's team contacted me to make sure you had received the HBJ readout. I received it yesterday and it should be in
  the set of Middle East docs I gave to Huma to give to you when we got off the plane. It should be in your materials.
  Apologies for not flagging yesterday when we landed.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770650 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Pulse - automatically updates when you open it. If you look to the left of each name of the news org, you'll initially see a
  circle like symbol. That means it's updating.
  Oh, actually the problem you are having is that it needs to find WiFi - do you have WiFi in whatever home you're in now?
  We just need to set that up once and it will subsequently connect whenever it senses that wifi.
  And yes on Monday can spend some quality time.

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  To: H
  Subject: Re: I-PadQuestions
  Pulse - automatically updates when you open it. If you look to the left of each name of the news org, you'll initially see a
  circle like symbol. That means it's updating.
  Oh, actually the problem you are having is that it needs to find WiFi - do you have WiFi in whatever home you're in now?
  We just need to set that up once and it will subsequently connect whenever it senses that wifi.
  And yes on Monday can spend some quality time.
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: I-PadQuestions
  Sent: Jul 24, 2010 12:12 PM
  How do I get the Pulse to update? It still shows what it did when you first demo'd it for me.
  Do I need to charge it? If so, how? I have no cords.
  Does Huma now know enough to help? Can you show me on Monday?
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  Let me ask Justin/Huma
  And on Monday I'll set it up so that it has a near permanent Internet feed

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  Subject: Re: I-PadQuestions
  Let me ask Justin/Huma
  And on Monday I'll set it up so that it has a near permanent Internet feed
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: Re: I-PadQuestions
  Sent: Jul 24, 2010 12:34 PM
  I don't know if I have wi-fi. How do I find out?
  Original Message
  From: PIR <preine5
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  Sent: Sat Jul 24 12:20:14 2010
  Subject: Re: I-PadQuestions
  Pulse - automatically updates when you open it. If you look to the left of each name of the news org, you'll initially see a
  circle like symbol. That means it's updating.
  Oh, actually the problem you are having is that it needs to find WiFi - do you have WiFi in whatever home you're in now?
  We just need to set that up once and it will subsequently connect whenever it senses that wifi.
  And yes on Monday can spend some quality time.
  Original Message
  From: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: I-PadQuestions
  Sent: Jul 24, 2010 12:12 PM
  How do I get the Pulse to update? It still shows what it did when you first demo'd it for me.
  Do I need to charge it? If so, how? I have no cords.
  Does Huma now know enough to help? Can you show me on Monday?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770652 Date: 08/31/2015
  B5



DocNumber: C05770662
MetadataSubject: OUT OF OFFICE AUTOREPLY: WASH POST, FRIEND OF MINE'S COLUM, ON CLAPPER, SEE LANG'S COMMENTS. SID
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  comments. Sid
  I am currently out of the office on official travel and will return on Tuesday, June 1st. If you need immediate assistance,
  please call 202-647-9572.

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  To: H
  Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: Wash Post, friend of mine's column, on Clapper, see Lang's
  comments. Sid
  I am currently out of the office on official travel and will return on Tuesday, June 1st. If you need immediate assistance,
  please call 202-647-9572.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770662 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Looks like there will be a three-way meeting in Turkey tomorrow.
  B1
  1.4(D)

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  Looks like there will be a three-way meeting in Turkey tomorrow.
  B1
  1.4(D)
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
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  Subject Re: Further on statement
  Yes. We are already working on that.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:24:48 2010
  Subject: Further on statement
  Should I mention the cabinet and other high rankers like Ex-Im?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770673 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Hmm, she just emailed.
  Also, kurt and jeff went to press to talk to them briefly since it was already set up. Jake talked to them about it.

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  Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 10:34 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re:
  Hmm, she just emailed.
  Also, kurt and jeff went to press to talk to them briefly since it was already set up. Jake talked to them about it.
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:29:53 2010
  Subject: Re:
  I tried but got vm.
  Original Message --
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:25:51 2010
  Subject:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770675 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: Yes I asked for the same
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  Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 10:40 AM
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  Subject: Re:
  Yes I asked for the same
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:36:55 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Ok. I also emailed her. Can I get a full list of us participants w the full names of agencies--i don't know what USDTA is!
  Original Message ---
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  To: H
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:34:09 2010
  Subject: Re:
  Hmm, she just emailed.
  Also, kurt and jeff went to press to talk to them briefly since it was already set up. Jake talked to them about it.
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:29:53 2010
  Subject: Re:
  I tried but got vm.
  Original Message ----
  From: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun May 23 10:25:51 2010
  Subject:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770676 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770683
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ExtractedCc: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Wailes, Jacob; S_SpecialAssistants; SES-0; Beecroft, Robert S (Amman)
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ExtractedBodyText: I saw he put in a call for you.
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  Subject Fw: Request for S phone call
  I saw he put in a call for you.
  From: Mandel, Lawrence C (Amman)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Wailes, Jacob; S_SpecialAssistants; SES-0; Beecroft, Robert S (Amman)
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 09:56:57 2010
  Subject: Request for S phone call
  Jake,
  I just got off the phone with A/S Feltman and he asked that I send this note to you. I am the Charge' at Embassy
  Amman.
  A few minutes ago we received a phone call from the Foreign Ministry advising that Foreign Minister Judeh would like to
  speak with the Secretary today, at any time that is convenient for her. King Abdullah II will be meeting tomorrow with
  Abu Mazen, and there are some issues concerning the meeting that FM Judeh wishes to discuss.
  I advised the FM's office that I would relay the request and advise them of the response. They are awaiting a return call.
  Many thanks,
  Larry Mandel
  U.S. Embassy Amman
  Embassy Amman's work week is Sunday through Thursday. Amman is seven hours ahead of Washington time.
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  Mexico
  And there is some Judith McHale component to it because she is going down there to consult on this spreadsheet

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  Mexico
  And there is some Judith McHale component to it because she is going down there to consult on this spreadsheet
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  To:
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  Subject: The Gates-Clinton axis
  •LITK
  The Gates-Clinton axis
  By: Ben Smith and Jen DiMascio and Laura Rozen
  May 24, 2010 04:50 AM EDT
  The White House likes to release images of President Barack Obama at the head of the
  long Situation Room conference table, sober and experienced advisers lining either side.
  But there is another meeting – with no cameras and no Obama – where the Cabinet's two
  most formidable figures seek to put their own stamp on the administration's national
  security agenda. It is the conversation Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Secretary
  of State Hillary Clinton try to have each week when they're both in Washington, often in
  the company of National Security Adviser Jim Jones.
  In an administration dominated by a powerful White House staff, Clinton and Gates have
  emerged as the giant exception and the only important center of gravity outside 1600
  Pennsylvania Avenue.
  Their close relationship has been central to the unusual degree of agreement on critical
  issues, most notably the Afghan surge but also a range of other initiatives, from increasing
  the size of the State Department's foreign aid budget to imposing new sanctions on Iran.
  "It's a phalanx," former Pentagon official Leslie Gelb said of the Clinton-Gates alliance. "I
  can't remember a really important issue where they have disagreed. They are both center-
  right; they have their four feet firmly planted on that ground. And that is, they are not going
  to open themselves up to serious attack from the right, whether it's Iraq or Afghanistan or
  Iran or you name it."
  Gates, known inside the White House as "Yoda," is unquestionably the most powerful
  member of the Obama Cabinet — the only one with the muscle to push back. Clinton,
  meanwhile, is the most popular, her approval ratings cruising well above Obama's own.
  An alliance is good for each of them.
  Clinton saves Gates from political isolation as a Republican in a Democratic administration
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  and has signed on to a policy agenda he has set, adding her voice to his demands for
  more troops and her department's civilian resources to the war in Afghanistan.
  Gates, for his part, has saved Clinton from a different kind of marginalization by a powerful
  White House staff, which has a sometimes-rocky relationship with her own staff of
  loyalists, a residue of thebitter 2008 campaign. He's offered her a potent back channel to
  power and — some of her most political allies have told other Democrats — a path
  forward inside the administration.
  Gates, who has long signaled an eagerness to retire, just launched what appears to be his
  final initiative, a tough push to scale back the Pentagon's gargantuan bureaucracy.
  Clinton, with her hawkish image and ties to Gates and to military brass, would be his most
  logical successor — and some of her most senior allies have begun quietly to float the
  notion.
  The two meet regularly, though talk of weekly lunches was disrupted by the aggressive
  travel schedules both keep. They most recently lunched together April 26 at the State
  Department, a source said, but meet almost weekly, along with Jones, at the White
  House. The two are said to be personally compatible. Both, one source noted, are
  Midwestern United Methodists.
  Connecticut Rep. John Larson, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, said Gates
  and Clinton have briefed the caucus three times together and present a united front. "The
  overlap and the ease which they transition from point to point — very notable," he said.
  "We have all Cabinet members move through the caucus. It's not always so notable that
  they transition from point to point, seamlessly and are on the same page."
  Such a close alliance between the two leading members of a modern president's Cabinet
  is hardly typical.
  "A lot of presidents have had to spend quite a bit of time adjudicating disputes between
  the Pentagon and Foggy Bottom," said Strobe Talbott, a State Department official under
  President Bill Clinton.
  More often, they're fighting their own wars. Some of the deepest intramural hatreds in
  American government have run across the Potomac, a tradition embodied most recently
  by Donald Rumsfeld and Colin Powell, secretaries of defense and state in the
  administration of President George W. Bush, who famously did not get along.
  "My sense is that each of them understands the way in which the other one's function can
  help advance the cause," said Talbott. "Bob Gates totally understands the need for a very
  proactive and well-funded development policy in order to keep weak states from becoming
  failed states."
  The relationship is, indeed, part of a pattern for Gates, one that's made him one of the
  most successful and enduring government officials of the past half-century. A career CIA
  analyst who served as deputy national security adviser under Brent Scowcroft in the
  George H.W. Bush White House before becoming the first career officer to lead the spy
  agency, Gates spent 13 years in academia before being named Rumsfeld's successor in
  2006.
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  Still, those who know Gates worried that after Obama made the, surprise decision to keep
  him on at the Pentagon, he would inevitably be an outlier in a Democratic administration.
  But the quick bond he formed with Hillary Clinton and others were part of a familiar
  strategy.
  "He's by nature an alliance builder," said a senior official from the Bush and Clinton
  administrations.
  Gates did not have a relationship with George W. Bush either when he took over from
  Rumsfeld in 2006. But he had worked with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and
  Stephen Hadley, Rice's successor as national security adviser during Bush's
  administration. That helped him get along in the Cabinet, and he didn't stop there.
  In contrast to Rumsfeld, who was dismissive of Capitol Hill, Gates courted key members
  of Congress, particularly Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), the chairman of the Senate Armed
  Services Committee. After Levin brought up concerns about confirming Marine Gen. Peter
  Pace for a second two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gates pulled
  back on the nomination.
  He has followed that pattern in the Obama administration. When Jones was taking knocks
  in the press for being less powerful than his top deputies, Gates called on Washington
  Post columnist David Ignatius, to defend Jones — a fellow supporter of the military and
  someone in his age bracket — as "the glue that holds this team together," a dexterous bit
  of politics that allowed him to do Jones a favor while simultaneous capitalizing on what's
  perceived as his bureaucratic weakness.
  Some of Gates's admirers see the relationship with Hillary Clinton in a similar light and
  argue that he's been able to use her to achieve his policy goals — and not vice versa.
  "The reality is that no one, including the White House, is willing to cross Gates because
  we desperately need him for political cover on everything, whether it be defense budget
  reform, arms control or[Afghanistan and Pakistan] and Iraq," a Democratic foreign policy
  official said, challenging a reporter to "name me one issue where [Clinton] had a strong
  viewpoint and then successfully maneuvered the administration in her direction."
  Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell dismissed the notion that Gates has used Clinton to
  his advantage as "complete nonsense."
  "Is this a mutually beneficial relationship? Sure, everyone benefits when the secretaries of
  state and defense have a good working relationship. Are they using each other to advance
  personal agendas? Absolutely not," he said. "They happen to be very like-minded on
  many issues. She is, as he often says, very lough-minded' — and he respects that about
  her. I know it's not very juicy, but there's no secret alliance here. The fact is they simply
  see eye to eye more often than not."
  Clinton, too, has experience in navigating the highest levels and of building unlikely
  alliances.
  "This replicates one of her most effective moves in the Senate, which was to figure out
  who the power brokers were, study up on them and make sure she could work effectively
  with them," said Heather Hurlburt, executive director of the National Security Network, a
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  Democratic group.
  And if Gates has been a behind-the-scenes architect of policy, Clinton's role is more
  public: She is "one of the articulators of the overall strategy that we adopted" on Iran and
  China, Jones recently told Newsweek.
  Some critics of Obama's policy, though, see the two hawks as having pulled the president
  to the right. The two were particularly instrumental in making the case internally for an
  Afghan troop surge, and they were close enough to sell it jointly, appearing together on
  television to defend the plan.
  Just last week, Clinton and Gates testified before the Senate Foreign Relations
  Committee to validate the administration's commitment to modernize the nation's nuclear
  arsenal, and to preserve the ability to design new warhead components if needed.
  The administration's stance was a victory for Gates, as the Pentagon appears to have
  fought hard to keep the nuclear capacity — reportedly over the objections of other
  members of the administration's inner circle, including Vice President Joe Biden.
  Ironically, close observers say, the chief diplomat has emerged, if anything, as blunter and
  more hawkish than the diplomatic secretary of defense. After an attempted bombing in
  New York's Times Square appeared to have links to the Pakistani Taliban, Clinton publicly
  warned of "very severe consequences" should an attack be traced back to Pakistan.
  Gates took a far milder line.
  "It's their country," he said. "They remain in the driver's seat, and they have their foot on
  the accelerator." I
  © 2010 Capitol NeYvs Company, LLC
  Nora Toiv
  Office of the Secretary
  202-647-8633
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  There's only one way to top tonight's entertainment when we next host the S&ED...
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  We have one year to train Renee Fleming to simultaneously sing and juggle chainsaws
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  I asked State Ops to call Moratinos; they said you had previously asked and they wanted to know which order to call. Do you want to
  call him first or do you want me to call and report to you and then you call?

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  I asked State Ops to call Moratinos; they said you had previously asked and they wanted to know which order to call. Do you want to
  call him first or do you want me to call and report to you and then you call?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 09:19:11 2010
  Subject: Here's my personal email
  Pls use this for reply--HRC
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MetadataSubject: GOOD PRESS FROM CARLA HILLS
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  Great interview w/ her on cnn or msnbc where she talked about how impt it is to have a strategic and economic
  dialogue and how the long term importance is less specific deliverables than increased understanding of why each side
  takes the positions it does prduces good results over time --that we've seen that in the past. Given that she is a former
  USTR and a Republican, it was a good plug. and you look great on CNN! AM

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  Subject Good press from Carla Hills
  Great interview w/ her on cnn or msnbc where she talked about how impt it is to have a strategic and economic
  dialogue and how the long term importance is less specific deliverables than increased understanding of why each side
  takes the positions it does prduces good results over time --that we've seen that in the past. Given that she is a former
  USTR and a Republican, it was a good plug. and you look great on CNN! AM
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  Trust your instincts re what just went on in the small group mtg. On the bus over kurt and jeff were much more
  optimistic, so your sense of the overall direction of the mtg was right. Based on the conversation on the bus after the
  mtg, I would ask some tough questions and don't be put off. AM

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  Trust your instincts re what just went on in the small group mtg. On the bus over kurt and jeff were much more
  optimistic, so your sense of the overall direction of the mtg was right. Based on the conversation on the bus after the
  mtg, I would ask some tough questions and don't be put off. AM
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  B6
  I talked with Frattini again and went over the point a ain. He said he understands and a rees.
  He again said he understands and agrees.

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  Original Message
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  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 09:19:11 2010
  Subject: Here's my personal email
  B1
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  Pis use this for reply--HRC
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Update on your trip to Doha
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  I just got Huma's message about dinner. My blackberry died and I was recharging it so didn't have it with me. I would
  have loved to have had dinner with you and Melanne and had a chance to catch up. Our meetings went well this
  afternoon.
  Hope the rest of the trip goes well. Look forward to seeing you next week. I'm heading down to Mexico on Wednesday
  afternoon to work with Carlos on the strategic communications issues.
  Safe travels.
  Jm

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  To:
  Subject This evening
  I just got Huma's message about dinner. My blackberry died and I was recharging it so didn't have it with me. I would
  have loved to have had dinner with you and Melanne and had a chance to catch up. Our meetings went well this
  afternoon.
  Hope the rest of the trip goes well. Look forward to seeing you next week. I'm heading down to Mexico on Wednesday
  afternoon to work with Carlos on the strategic communications issues.
  Safe travels.
  Jm
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Sent: Mon Apr 26 20:22:46 2010
  Subject: Re: Update on your trip to Doha
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
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  Travel well. I'll look forward to hearing your report.
  Original Message ---- .
  From: McHale, Judith A <McHaleJA@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>; Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>; DiMartino, Kitty
  <DiMartinoK@state.gov>; Douglas, Walter T <DouglasWT@state.gov>; Macmanus, Joseph E <MacmanusJE@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon Apr 26 15:09:15 2010
  Subject: FW: Update on your trip to Doha
  FYI, I will be going to Doha this weekend to meet with Al Jazeera. Also plan to meet with CENTCOM and then onto Kabul
  for two days of meetings. Back next Thursday.
  im
  From: Somerset, Ann D
  Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 3:04 PM
  To: McHale, Judith A
  Cc: Douglas, Walter T; DiMartino, Kitty; Davidson, Mark J; Mellott, Joseph; Sreebny, Daniel
  Subject: Update on your trip to Doha
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  Judith,
  Below is a rough outline of your trip to Doha, as it currently stands.
  LOGISTICS:
  You are currently scheduled to arrive in Doha on May 1 at 6:30 and depart May 2 at 7 pm. Traveling with you will be
  Kitty DiMartino, Joe Mellott, Mark Davidson, and GSEC's LTC Eric Schoennauer. Dana Smith will fly in from the Media
  Hub in Dubai to meet you in Doha.
  Key events:
  Dinner with Al Jazeera (AJ) staff: AJ Director General Wadah Khanfar will host a dinner on May 1 with senior Al staff,
  including AJ English Managing Director Tony Burman. We expect 7 people on the Al side and 6 on ours. (The dinner is
  schedule for 8pm in a private room in the Four Seasons; post is making reservations for the party to stay in the same
  hotel.)
  Meeting with AJ Board Members at AJ Headquarters: This will give you an opportunity to engage the Qatari leadership
  of the network. Discussions topics should include the mid-May Washington visit by some Al Board representatives. We
  expect Wadah Khanfar to also participate in this meeting.
  (TBC) Meeting with Prime Minister Hamad bin Jasim bin Jabir al-Thani (HBJ): As PM, HBJ is the ultimate Qatari authority
  on Al. The meeting will also allow you to raise bi-lateral engagement issues as necessary. We expect to know in a few
  days if HBJ will be available.
  Meetings with CENTCOM: You will meet with CENTCOM staff at Al Udeid airbase just outside of Doha. They will brief
  you on their .within their AOR, but with particular focus on activities in B1
  1.4(D)
  MEDIA:
  Feature on AJ Arabic: 15 minute "feature" piece filmed at AJ Studios on the Administration's commitment to
  engagement with Muslim communities worldwide. This will be a good opportunity to highlight the Entrepreneurship
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  Summit. We can expect you to also get questions on PD programs in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq. You will be
  interviewed by one of Al's "top" journalists; exactly who is still to be determined. The interview will be in English with
  simultaneous interpretation into Arabic. It will likely air a number of times on AJ.
  Feature on AJ English: This would be a second 15 minute "feature" piece similar to the one for Al Arabic. If we are
  pressed for time we can consider just doing the Al Arabic feature.
  Roundtable with local Qatari media: This will include journalists from a number of local Qatari media outlets. This is
  another opportunity to talk about the Administration's commitment to engagement, but with a more targeted focus on
  bilateral engagement and exchange programs.
  Note — Wadah Khanfar has been closely engaged on, if not driving, the portions of your program that deal with Al. Post
  reports that he is very pleased to have this opportunity for you to engage with Al leadership in Doha.
  Best,
  Ann
  Ann Somerset
  Special Assistant
  Office of the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (R)
  U.S. Department of State
  2201 C St, NW Rm 5932
  W: 202.647.91301 1 *: SomersetAD@state.gov
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  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  JAMAICA
  • Eric Boswell reported that the embassy and two international schools that U.S. dependent children attend are
  closed today because of violence connected with the efforts to arrest the drug trafficker Coke. Consular Affairs
  put out a new Travel Warning yesterday warning against travel to the Kingston area. DS has a heavy security
  team on the ground.
  CONGRESSIONAL ISSUES
  • The Supplemental is on the Senate floor today. Not too many troublesome amendments yet. Not clear
  whether Senator Landrieu will submit hers.
  • Rich noted an effort to get State nominees approved this Thursday —6 are on the calendar, but two (Robert Ford
  and Carmen Aponte) will not move for other reasons.
  LEGAL ISSUES
  • Harold noted that, if at all possible, he would like to brief the Secretary on the ICC Review Conference and the
  "crime of aggression" issue before he leaves for the conference in Uganda this week.
  •
  PUBLIC AFFAIRS
  • PJ pointed to an article in today's Washington Post as part of a concerted effort to focus on the transition from a
  military to a civilian-led effort in Iraq.
  • Glenn Kessler called last night regarding a snarky piece he is writing about the relative lack of the Secretary's
  travel to Israel in comparison with her predecessors.
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  From: Stancer, Wendy R
  To: Stancer, Wendy R; SES-O_S-Calls
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:22:42 2010
  Subject: Update: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary on a secure line
  Jordanian FM Judeh would like to speak with the Secretary SECURE. He would be available to come in to Embassy
  Amman for the call.
  From: Stancer, Wendy R
  Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 10:01 AM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary
  Colleagues,
  Embassy Amman reports the FM would like to speak with the Secretary today, at any time that is convenient for
  her. King Abdullah ll will be meeting tomorrow with Abu Mazen, and there are some issues concerning the meeting that
  FM Judeh wishes to discuss.
  Wendy R. Stancer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  Tel: 202.647.1512
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  Importance: High
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  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2010 2:21 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Hill on Cheonan
  Importance: High
  Fyi
  From: Kim, Sung Y
  To: Crocker, Bathsheba N; D Duty Officer4; 'Bosworth, Stephen ; Campbell, Kurt M; B6
  Rosenberger, Laura M; 'Bader, Jeffrey A.'
  Sullivan, Jacob J
  ; 'Russel, Daniel R.'
  Sent: Tue May 25 14:04:51 2010
  Subject: Hill on Cheonan
  Sheba — Please pass to D.
  The interagency briefing for Hill staff (leadership, foreign affairs, appropriations, arms services) today was
  uneventful. Mostly predictable questions (where is China; effect on Iran resolution; defense posture...) and no criticism
  of the way the Administration has handled this so far. Interestingly, no question or push on SSTL. If this exchange is a
  good indication of Hill temperature, I think we are doing ok at the moment.
  Sung
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  OK, will do. Please let me know results of Ashton call as this will be helpful to know in my calls with other EU FMs.

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  To:
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  OK, will do. Please let me know results of Ashton call as this will be helpful to know in my calls with other EU FMs.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@c1intonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:34:32 2010
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  You should call.I'm trying to reach Ashton after call w Bibi at 11:45.
  Original Message
  From: Mitchell, George
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:54:41 2010
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  I asked State Ops to call Moratinos; they said you had previously asked and they wanted to know which order to call. Do you want to
  call him first or do you want me to call and report to you and then you call?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 09:19:11 2010
  Subject: Here's my personal email
  Pls use this for reply--HRC
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770708 Date: 08/31/2015



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  RELEASE IN
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  Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:21 PM
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  RELEASE IN
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  4(B),B1,1.4(D)
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  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class: CONFIDENTIAL —
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  Original Message
  From: Reed, Julia G
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Rudman, Mara
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:33:50 2010
  Subject: GM's conversation with FM Frattini
  Dear Jake,
  The Senator asked that I send you this read out. He just finished discussing this call with S. There has now been a second
  call with Frattini to clarify Abu Mazen's message to Berlusconi from the first call. Second call readout will be coming
  shortly.
  Thanks,
  Julia
  MEMCON
  Senator Mitchell - FM Frattini
  July 25, 2010
  Senator Mitchell spoke to FM Frattini at 8:30 AM.
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
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  FM Frattini said
  continue to encourage both sides to move rapidly into direct negotiations.
  hat Italy and the EU would B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
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  It appears that he wants to raise some sensitive issues with you - so it's hard to do up a specific call sheet.

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  Sent Sunday, July 25, 2010 12:26 PM
  To:
  Subject Re: Request for S phone call
  It appears that he wants to raise some sensitive issues with you - so it's hard to do up a specific call sheet.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:26:00 2010
  Subject: Re: Request for S phone call
  I don't have a call sheet for him.
  Original Message --
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:47:50 2010
  Subject: Fw: Request for S phone call
  I saw he put in a call for you.
  From: Mandel, Lawrence C (Amman)
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Feltman, Jeffrey D; Walles, Jacob; S_SpecialAssistants; SES-0; Beecroft, Robert S (Amman)
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 09:56:57 2010
  Subject: Request for S phone call
  Jake,
  I just got off the phone with A/S Feltman and he asked that I send this note to you. I am the Charge' at Embassy
  Amman.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770710 Date: 08/31/2015

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  A few minutes ago we received a phone call from the Foreign Ministry advising that Foreign Minister Judeh would like to
  speak with the Secretary today, at any time that is convenient for her. King Abdullah II will be meeting tomorrow with
  Abu Mazen, and there are some issues concerning the meeting that FM Judeh wishes to discuss.
  I advised the FM's office that I would relay the request and advise them of the response. They are awaiting a return call.
  Many thanks,
  Larry Mandel
  U.S. Embassy Amman
  Embassy Amman's work week is Sunday through Thursday. Amman is seven hours ahead of Washington time.
  SBU
  This email is UNCLASSIFIED.
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  on a secure line
  Roger.

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  To:
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  on a secure line
  Roger.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:37:26 2010
  Subject: Re: Update: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary on a secure line
  I'm talking w Bibi at 11:45. Can you schedule this call for after 1?
  Original Message ---
  From: Sullivan, Jacob I <Sullivanii@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:23:33 2010
  Subject: Fw: Update: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary on a secure line
  From: Stancer, Wendy R
  To: Stancer, Wendy R; SES-O_S-Calls
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:22:42 2010
  Subject: Update: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary on a secure line
  Jordanian FM Judeh would like to speak with the Secretary SECURE. He would be available to come in to Embassy
  Amman for the call.
  From: Stancer, Wendy R
  Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2010 10:01 AM
  To: SES-O_S-Calls
  Subject: Jordanian Foreign Minister Judeh has requested to speak with the Secretary
  Colleagues,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770711 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Embassy Amman reports the FM would like to speak with the Secretary today, at any time that is convenient for her.
  King Abdullah II will be meeting tomorrow with Abu Mazen, and there are some issues concerning the meeting that FM
  Judeh wishes to discuss.
  Wendy R. Stancer
  Watch Officer
  State Department Operations Center
  Tel: 202.647.1512
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770711 Date: 08/31/2015



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  B6
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  Sent: Sun Jul 25 11:37:11 2010
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  B6
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  Sunday, July 25, 2010 1:30 PM
  ReedJG@state.gov
  Re: Here's my personal email
  I talked with Moratinos. He said he talked with with Abbas and Erakat (and will see them in Amman on Tuesday; he thinks the
  meeting in Brussels tomorrow will last only one day)t
  B1
  1.4(B)
  1.4(D)
  \I told him that I would
  report to you and get back to him; he requested that you call Ashton; I said I would pass along the request (I didn't feel at liberty to
  disclose that you had already done so).
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@c1intonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:37:50 2010
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on 08/27/2015 — Class:
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  I will but it's not scheduled yet.
  OK, will do. Please let me know results of Ashton call as this will be helpful to know in my calls with other EU FMs.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:34:32 2010
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  You should call.I'm trying to reach Ashton after call w Bibi at 11:45.
  Original Message
  From: Mitchell, George
  To: H
  Sent: Sun Jul 25 10:54:41 2010
  Subject: Re: Here's my personal email
  I asked State Ops to call Moratinos; they said you had previously asked and they wanted to know which order to call. Do you want to
  call him first or do you want me to call and report to you and then you call?
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mitchell, George
  Sent: Sun Jul 2509:19:11 2010
  Subject: Here's my personal email
  Pls use this for reply--HRC
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770713 Date: 08/31/2015
  B6



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  For your reading pleasure on the way home, S/P has been working on a project that I discussed with Jake a while back --
  aimed at figuring out where we could do better and above all create more leverage to achieve our goals. The papers are
  blunter than anything you would see from the bureaus -- they should not necessarily be read as policy blueprints but
  rather as illustrations of alternative strategies. We have made sure that the special assistants have them on the plane. I
  will also share the individual papers with the relevant assistant secretaries. We will then be happy to take the project
  further if you approve.
  You will be happy to know that rain has stopped at the Expo!
  AM

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  For your reading pleasure on the way home, S/P has been working on a project that I discussed with Jake a while back --
  aimed at figuring out where we could do better and above all create more leverage to achieve our goals. The papers are
  blunter than anything you would see from the bureaus -- they should not necessarily be read as policy blueprints but
  rather as illustrations of alternative strategies. We have made sure that the special assistants have them on the plane. I
  will also share the individual papers with the relevant assistant secretaries. We will then be happy to take the project
  further if you approve.
  You will be happy to know that rain has stopped at the Expo!
  AM
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  See below....Nelson to support Don't Ask Don't Tell measure. Spoke with Byrd's people too....they think he is leaning to
  support it, but would know for sure later today.
  Nelson to back 'Don't ask' repeal
  By: Jen DiMascio
  May 26, 2010 12:08 PM EDT
  Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson (D) will back repeal of don't ask don't tell, likely putting repeal proponents over the top in
  their quest to end the ban on gays serving openly in the military.
  "I don't believe that most Nebraskans want to continue a policy that not only encourages but requires people to be
  deceptive and to lie. The 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy does just that," Nelson said. "It also encourages suspicion and
  senior officers to look the other way. In a military which values honesty and integrity, this policy encourages deceit."
  "I will support the Lieberman compromise because it removes politics from the process. It bases implementation of the
  repeal on the Pentagon's review and a determination by our military leaders that repeal is consistent with military
  readiness and effectiveness, and that the Pentagon has prepared the necessary regulations to make the changes," he
  said, adding that he spoke with Defense Secretary Robert Gates about the issue.
  "He advised that while he preferred waiting until the study is completed, he can live with this compromise," Nelson said.
  Given statements made by Sens. Evan Bayh (D-Ind.), Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) that they, too, will
  vote for repeal, Nebraska's Nelson would be the critical 15th vote required for repeal to be included in the defense
  authorization bill.
  Their decisions were also made after earlier news this week that both the White House and Gates could live with a
  compromise amendment sponsored by Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-
  Pa.).
  "We thank Senator Nelson for his support and are extremely grateful. He and other senators supporting repeal will be
  on the right side of history," said Joe Solmonese, president of the Human Rights Campaign. "While Senator Nelson's vote
  is critical, no vote will be taken for granted in these final hours before the Senate committee vote."

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  See below....Nelson to support Don't Ask Don't Tell measure. Spoke with Byrd's people too....they think he is leaning to
  support it, but would know for sure later today.
  Nelson to back 'Don't ask' repeal
  By: Jen DiMascio
  May 26, 2010 12:08 PM EDT
  Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson (D) will back repeal of don't ask don't tell, likely putting repeal proponents over the top in
  their quest to end the ban on gays serving openly in the military.
  "I don't believe that most Nebraskans want to continue a policy that not only encourages but requires people to be
  deceptive and to lie. The 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy does just that," Nelson said. "It also encourages suspicion and
  senior officers to look the other way. In a military which values honesty and integrity, this policy encourages deceit."
  "I will support the Lieberman compromise because it removes politics from the process. It bases implementation of the
  repeal on the Pentagon's review and a determination by our military leaders that repeal is consistent with military
  readiness and effectiveness, and that the Pentagon has prepared the necessary regulations to make the changes," he
  said, adding that he spoke with Defense Secretary Robert Gates about the issue.
  "He advised that while he preferred waiting until the study is completed, he can live with this compromise," Nelson said.
  Given statements made by Sens. Evan Bayh (D-Ind.), Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) that they, too, will
  vote for repeal, Nebraska's Nelson would be the critical 15th vote required for repeal to be included in the defense
  authorization bill.
  Their decisions were also made after earlier news this week that both the White House and Gates could live with a
  compromise amendment sponsored by Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-
  Pa.).
  "We thank Senator Nelson for his support and are extremely grateful. He and other senators supporting repeal will be
  on the right side of history," said Joe Solmonese, president of the Human Rights Campaign. "While Senator Nelson's vote
  is critical, no vote will be taken for granted in these final hours before the Senate committee vote."
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  sbwhoeop
  Monday, July 26, 2010 8:15 AM
  http://blogs.ft.com/martin-wolf-exchange/2010/07/25/the-political-genius-af-supply-side-economics/
  Follow this linK to read about ;War-tin Wolf, the FT's chief economics commentator.
  Back to Martin Wolf's Exchange homepage
  The political genius of supply-side economics
  Martin Wolf
  Financial Times
  July 25, 2010 4:18pm I 5
  . ,zzq
  1h. H)t!..re LH. oclic■/ was intensely debated in the FT last week. In this Exchange, I want to examine what is going on
  in '.he ..tS and, in particular, what is going on inside the Republican party. This matters for the US and, because the US
  remains the world's most important economy, it also matters greatly for the world.
  My reading of contemporary Republican thinking is that there is no chance of any attempt to arrest adverse long-term
  fiscal trends should they return to power. Moreover, since the Republicans have no interest in doing anything sensible, the
  Democrats will gain nothing from trying to do much either. That is the lesson Democrats have to draw from the Clinton
  era's successful frugality, which merely gave George W. Bush the opportunity to make massive (irresponsible and
  unsustainable) tax cuts. In practice, then, nothing will be done.
  Indeed, nothing may be done even if a genuine fiscal crisis were to emerge. According to my friend, 5rpc*. Uartiett, a
  highly informed, if jaundiced, observer, some "conservatives" (in truth, extreme radicals) think a federal default would be
  an effective way to bring public spending they detest under control. It should be noted, in passing, that a federal default
  would surely create the biggest financial crisis in world economic history.
  To understand modern Republican thinking on fiscal policy, we need to go back to perhaps the most politically brilliant
  (albeit economically unconvincing) idea in the history of fiscal policy: "supply-side economics". Supply-side economics
  liberated conservatives from any need to insist on fiscal rectitude and balanced budgets. Supply-side economics said that
  one could cut taxes and balance budgets, because incentive effects would generate new activity and so higher revenue.
  The political genius of this idea is evident. Supply-side economics transformed Republicans from a minority party into a
  majority party. It allowed them to promise lower taxes, lower deficits and, in effect, unchanged spending. Why should
  people not like this combination? Who does not like a free lunch?
  How did supply-side economics bring these benefits? First, it allowed conservatives to ignore deficits. They could argue
  that, whatever the impact of the tax cuts in the short run, they would bring the budget back into balance, in the longer run.
  Second, the theory gave an economic justification — the argument from incentives - for lowering taxes on politically
  important supporters. Finally, if deficits did not, in fact, disappear, conservatives could fall back on the "starve the beast"
  theory: deficits would create a fiscal crisis that would force the government to cut spending and even destroy the hated
  welfare state.
  In this way, the Republicans were transformed from a balanced-budget party to a tax-cutting party. This innovative stance
  proved highly politically effective, consistently putting the Democrats at a political disadvantage. It also made the
  Republicans de facto Keynesians in a de facto Keynesian nation. Whatever the rhetoric, I have long considered the US
  the advanced world's most Keynesian nation — the one in which government (including the Federal Reserve) is most
  expected to generate healthy demand at all times, largely because jobs are, in the US, the only safety net for those of
  working age.
  True, the theory that cuts would pay for themselves has proved altogether wrong. That this might well be the case was
  evident: cutting tax rates from, say, 30 per cent to zero would unambiguously reduce revenue to zero. This is not to argue
  there were no incentive effects. But they were not large enough to offset the fiscal impact of the cuts (see, on this,
  Wikioedial and a nice chart from Paul Krugniarl
  Indeed, Greg Mankiw, no less, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush, has responded to
  the view that broad-based tax cuts would pay for themselves, as follows: "I did not find such a claim credible, based on
  the available evidence. I never have, and I still don't." Indeed, he has referred to those who believe this as "charlatans and
  cranks". Those are his words, not mine, though I agree. They apply, in force, to contemporary Republicans, alas,
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770731 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770731 Date: 08/31/2015
  Since the fiscal theory of supply-side economics did not work, the tax-cutting eras of Ronald Reagan and George H. Bush
  and again of George W. Bush saw very substantial rises in ratios of federal debt to gross domestic product. Under
  Reagan and the first Bush, the ratio of public debt to GDP went from 33 per cent to 64 per cent. It fell to 57 per cent under
  Bill Clinton. It then rose to 69 per cent gilder the second (
  .
  ..73e
  .proe Bush. Equally, tax cuts in the era of George W. Bush,
  wars and the economic crisis account for almost all the dire fiscal outlook for the next ten years (see the Center on Budget
  and Policy Priorities).
  Today's extremely high deficits are also an inheritance from Bush-era tax-and-spending policies and the financial crisis,
  also, of course, inherited by the present administration. Thus, according to the international Monetary Fund the impact of
  discretionary stimulus on the US fiscal deficit amounts to a cumulative total of 4.7 per cent of GDP in 2009 and 2010,
  while the cumuiative deficit over these years is forecast at 23.5 cer cent of GDP. In any case, the stimulus was certainly
  too small, not too large.
  The evidence shows, then, that contemporary conservatives (unlike those of old) simply do not think deficits matter, as
  former vice-president Richard Cheney is recorted to have tolo forme,. treasury secretary Paul O'Neill. But this is not
  because the supply-side theory of self-financing tax cuts, on which Reagan era tax cuts were justified, has worked, but
  despite the fact it has not. The faith has outlived its economic (though not its political) rationale.
  So, when Republicans assail the deficits under President Ot.)ama, are they to be taken seriously? Yes and no. Yes, they
  are politically interested in blaming Mr Obama for deficits, since all is viewed fair in love and partisan politics. And yes,
  they are, indeed, rhetorically opposed to deficits created by extra spending (although that did not prevent them from
  enacting the unfunded prescription drug benefit, under President Bush). But no, it is not deficits themselves that worry
  Republicans, but rather how they are caused: deficits caused by tax cuts are fine; but spending increases brought in by
  Democrats are diabolical, unless on the military.
  Indeed, this is precisely what John Ky:Lo
  ...rizonal. a_senior Republican senalcr, has just said:
  "[Ylou should never raise taxes in order to cut taxes. Surely Congress has the authority, and it would be
  right to — if we decide we want to cut taxes to spur the economy, not to have to raise taxes in order to
  offset those costs. You do need to offset the cost of increased spending, and that's what Republicans
  object to. But you should never have to offset the cost of a deliberate decision to reduce tax rates on
  Americans"
  What conclusions should outsiders draw about the likely future of US fiscal policy? .
  First, if Republicans win the mid-terms in November, as seems likely, they are surely going to come up with huge tax cut
  proposals (probably well beyond extending the already unaffordable Bush-era tax cuts).
  Second, the White House will probably veto these cuts, making itself even more Politically unpopular.
  Third, some additional fiscal stimulus is, in fact, what the US needs, in the short term, even though across-the-board tax
  cuts are an extremely inefficient way of providing it.
  Fourth, the Republican proposals would not, alas, be short term, but dangerously long term, in their impact.
  Finally, with one party indifferent to deficits, provided they are brought about by tax cuts, and the other party relatively
  fiscally responsible (well, everything is relative, after all), but opposed to spending cuts on core programmes, US fiscal
  policy is paralysed. I may think the policies of the la L::
  .._:agvernscei:jt dangerously austere, but at least it can act.
  This is extraordinarily dangerous. The danger does not arise from the fiscal deficits of today, but the attitudes to fiscal
  policy, over the long run, of one of the two main parties. Those radical conservatives (a small minority, I hope) who want
  to destroy the credit of the US federal government may succeed. If so, that would be the end of the US era of global
  dominance. The destruction of fiscal credibility could be the outcome of the policies of the party that considers itself the
  most patriotic.
  In sum, a great deal of trouble lies ahead, for the US and the world.
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  I mistakenly wrote in your notes that it was tomorrow — it is of course Thursday.
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  From: Casteel, Ezra A
  To: NEWS-NEA; NEWS-Mahogany
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  Subject: (Sydney Morning Herald) Abbas ready for direct talks with Israel
  Palestinian President Abbas said he was ready for direct negotiations with Israel, following Prime Minister Benjamin
  Netanyahu's accusations that the Palestinians are avoiding the talks. "We are ready to hold direct peace negotiations
  with Israel," Abbas told reporters after talks with Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman. "We have negotiated with Israeli
  governments before, more than once. Why would we avoid such talks? We are not."
  Netanyahu told the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and defense earlier July 26 the Palestinians were trying
  to sneak out of direct negotiations while Israel was ready to start them "immediately." "We have an understanding with
  the Americans that we need to move now, without any delay, to direct negotiations, but in response, we have a clear
  Palestinian attempt to avoid this process," Netanyahu said. "They are trying to stall and to sneak away from direct
  negotiations and to cause the Arab League to shackle the talks."
  Netanyahu's remarks come just days ahead of a meeting in Cairo between Abbas and the Arab League at which the
  Palestinian leader will discuss the indirect talks with Israel, which began in May, and will also address the pressing
  question of a shift to direct negotiations.
  Abbas has repeatedly said he would not move to direct talks without tangible progress on the key issues of borders and
  security, and without a complete freeze on Jewish settlement building on occupied Palestinian land.
  Abbas is due to meet Spanish Foreign Minister Moratinos July 27 in Amman before flying to Cairo.
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  FYI
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  —
  Sydney Morning Herald) Abbas ready for direct talks with Israel
  Palestinian President Abbas said he was ready for direct negotiations with Israel, following Prime Minister Benjamin
  Netanyahu's accusations that the Palestinians are avoiding the talks. "We are ready to hold direct peace negotiations
  with Israel," Abbas told reporters after talks with Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman. "We have negotiated with Israeli
  governments before, more than once. Why would we avoid such talks? We are not."
  Netanyahu told the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and defense earlier July 26 the Palestinians were trying
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  the Americans that we need to move now, without any delay, to direct negotiations, but in response, we have a clear
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  negotiations and to cause the Arab League to shackle the talks."
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  Palestinian leader will discuss the indirect talks with Israel, which began in May, and will also address the pressing
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  Abbas is due to meet Spanish Foreign Minister Moratinos July 27 in Amman before flying to Cairo.
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  Subject: Barak
  Sorry to bother you, and promise to keep it to a minimum,
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  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 9:27 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: (Reuters) Saudi king seeks Syrian help to ease Lebanon tensions
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_SWO; SES_DutyDeputies
  Sent: Tue Jul 27 07:59:49 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Saudi king seeks Syrian help to ease Lebanon tensions
  RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi ruler King Abdullah meets Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad on July 29 to try to ease tensions in
  Lebanon, capitalizing on an apparent weakening in Iran's position after a round of tough new sanctions. The monarch
  will hold talks with Assad in Damascus before heading to Beirut where he will meet his ally Premier Saad al-Hariri,
  President Michel Suleiman and pro-Western Lebanese political leaders, Saudi officials said. The monarch hopes to
  convince Assad to accompany him to Beirut from Damascus, Lebanese officials say, although Syria has not confirmed
  that Assad will oblige.
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  Cc: SES_DutyDeputies; SES-O_SWO
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  Subject: (AP) Kerry dismisses leak papers as largely meaningless
  WASHINGTON (AP) - A senior Democratic senator is largely dismissing the significance of classified U.S. military
  documents released over the weekend that portrayed a range of problems in the Afghan war. At a Senate Foreign
  Relations Committee hearing, the panel's chairman, Senator John Kerry (D-MA), said people should not "overhype or get
  excessively excited about" the disclosures. He said the release was unlawful and could potentially endangered U.S.
  troops in Afghanistan. But he also said the secret documents should be given little weight because in many cases they
  reflect raw intelligence, not carefully calibrated assessments of trends on the ground. Kerry's committee is holding a
  hearing on the prospects for achieving a reconciliation between the Afghan government and the Taliban insurgency.
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ExtractedBodyText: Ok - I am sending huma a revised call grid this afternoon.
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  Ok - I am sending huma a revised call grid this afternoon.
  Original Message----
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 12:52 PM
  To: Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: Fw: Hi
  Pis add to call list.
  Original Message ---
  From: Tina Flournoy, Office of the President
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jul 20 22:12:16 2010
  Subject: Hi
  Have a little issue that I would like to discuss with you over the phone. Not a long conversation but need to do one on
  one. Thanks I know you're busy with a few things!!
  This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and are intended solely for the named addressee(s). If you are not a
  named addressee, you should not copy, alter, post, forward, distribute or disseminate the contents of the e-mail or
  attachments. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of the individual and do not necessarily represent those
  of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
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  Kennedy, Patrick F; Verma, Richard R; Sullivan, Jacob J; Feldman, Daniel F; Singh, Vikram 3; DiMartino, Kitty

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  To: H
  Subject FW: New Batch?
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 12:47 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject: FW: New Batch?
  From: Crowley, Philip J
  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 12:15 PM
  To: Rhodes, Benjamin J.
  Cc: Kennedy, Patrick F; Verma, Richard R; Sullivan, Jacob J; Feldman, Daniel F; Singh, Vikram 3; DiMartino, Kitty
  Subject: New Batch?
  Just heard from a reporter from McClatchy that the next release, timing unknown, will include analytical State
  cables.
  Pi
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  I can do 830pm at your house(or anytime tomorrow)
  Cdm

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  I can do 830pm at your house(or anytime tomorrow)
  Cdm
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  I for one loved that you finally called out the ogrish males on your staff who roll their eyes at womens issues and events
  But fyi I'm pretty sure I saw roll their eyes at the very moment that you were obviously referring to them.
  They just don't get it

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  I for one loved that you finally called out the ogrish males on your staff who roll their eyes at womens issues and events
  But fyi I'm pretty sure I saw roll their eyes at the very moment that you were obviously referring to them.
  They just don't get it
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  I can do 830pm at your house(or anytime tomorrow)
  Cdm
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  Ebeling, Betsy
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  ole0.bmp
  FISA director leaves legacy of collaboration
  Breaking down barriers
  Wednesday, May 26, 2010
  By Tina Calabro, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette
  FISA Foundation retiring executive director Dee Delaney, left, with the new executive director,
  Kristy Trautmann.
  To people in the local disability community, Dee Delaney is a household name.
  When news came this spring of her intention to retire as executive director of FISA Foundation in
  August, one could almost hear a collective gasp. With 14 years at the helm of the small but
  influential foundation, Ms. Delaney has had a pronounced and lasting influence on quality of life in
  our region.
  On behalf of FISA, Ms. Delaney has changed the local landscape not only by funding projects with
  far-reaching results, but by bringing people together to craft solutions to longstanding problems and
  by becoming personally involved in many of the projects the foundation funds.
  She became the first executive director of FISA Foundation when it began in 1996 with proceeds
  from the sale of Hannarville Rehabilitation Center, a nonprofit, to HealthSouth, a for-profit
  organization.
  The new foundation would continue the mission of the Federation of Independent School Alumnae,
  an organization that opened a convalescent home for women in 1911 and the Harmarville
  Rehabilitation Center in 1954. That mission was to improve the lives of women, girls and people
  with disabilities in Western Pennsylvania.
  Ms. Delaney, who had been involved with Harmarville since 1980 -- starting as a volunteer and
  ending as development director of its foundation -- sought the job of leading FISA. "I realized the
  impact the foundation could have. FISA is not a large foundation, but it's a very focused
  foundation," she said.
  Over the past 14 years, FISA's endowment has grown to more than $38 million. Over $17 million
  has been granted to 726 projects in 298 organizations.
  A roll call of projects funded by FISA reflects progressive thinking about including of people with
  disabilities in all aspects of life, especially access to health care. Programs have become national
  models.
  Women with disabilities, for example, often encounter barriers in typical healthcare settings.
  Standard exam tables and diagnostic equipment were designed for the able-bodied, and medical
  staff often struggle to accommodate individuals with special needs. FISA provided the seed money
  for the Center for Women with Disabilities at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, one of the first
  such clinics in the nation. FISA is involved in the overall issue of improving access to healthcare
  for people with disabilities.
  Likewise, people with disabilities have difficulty obtaining dental care. A FISA-funded project at
  Achieva is creating statewide, systemic solutions. FISA also provided support for the Center for
  Patients with Special Needs at Pitt's School of Dental Medicine.
  FISA has also taken the lead on training arts and cultural venues how to make events more
  accessible and helping places of worship more welcoming
  "Dee is a national leader in the field. If there were more people like her, we wouldn't have the
  issues we have," said Kim Hutchinson, executive director of the Disability Funders Network, based
  in Virginia. Ms. Delaney has been a board officer for the group since 2004.
  Nancy Murray, president of the ARC of Greater Pittsburgh, said the issues Ms. Delaney has helped
  solve are ones that people have been working on for years.
  "People talk about strategies, but never move forward to solutions. Dee brings all the stakeholders
  together to get to the solutions," said Ms. Murray.
  "I think Dee has greatly influenced the next generation of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders,
  leading by example on the value of true collaboration," said Susie Chase, a board member of FISA
  and former executive director of Working Order, a FISA grantee.
  "With Dee, it is never about her own role, or FISA's role, it is always about unmet needs in the
  community and the work that needs to be done. That seems to bring out the best in every partner,
  and in everyone who has the privilege of working with her."
  Ms. Chase added that advice and technical assistance Ms. Delaney provided to Working Order
  "were of equal or greater value to the organization than the grant funds."
  "I still, after many years, never come away from a meeting with Dee that I haven't learned
  something, been inspired to work harder, and understood more clearly the value of someone else's
  ideas and efforts."
  In her retirement, Ms. Delaney plans to "give back to the community in new ways," she said. A
  new frontier is helping young people with disabilities prepare for employment and leadership. "We
  have to keep the fire burning."
  On May 19, FISA announced that Kristy Trautmaim, who has served as the foundation's program
  director for six years, was promoted to executive director.
  "We sought a person who would follow Ms. Delaney's visionary leadership and guide the
  foundation into the next decade," said Jane Burger, who chaired the search committee. "We know
  that we have found such a person in Kristy Trautmaim. She understands the challenges facing the
  populations the foundation supports and has the trust of the board and the community."

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  FISA director leaves legacy of collaboration
  Breaking down barriers
  Wednesday, May 26, 2010
  By Tina Calabro, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette
  FISA Foundation retiring executive director Dee Delaney, left, with the new executive director,
  Kristy Trautmann.
  To people in the local disability community, Dee Delaney is a household name.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770759 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770759 Date: 08/31/2015
  When news came this spring of her intention to retire as executive director of FISA Foundation in
  August, one could almost hear a collective gasp. With 14 years at the helm of the small but
  influential foundation, Ms. Delaney has had a pronounced and lasting influence on quality of life in
  our region.
  On behalf of FISA, Ms. Delaney has changed the local landscape not only by funding projects with
  far-reaching results, but by bringing people together to craft solutions to longstanding problems and
  by becoming personally involved in many of the projects the foundation funds.
  She became the first executive director of FISA Foundation when it began in 1996 with proceeds
  from the sale of Hannarville Rehabilitation Center, a nonprofit, to HealthSouth, a for-profit
  organization.
  The new foundation would continue the mission of the Federation of Independent School Alumnae,
  an organization that opened a convalescent home for women in 1911 and the Harmarville
  Rehabilitation Center in 1954. That mission was to improve the lives of women, girls and people
  with disabilities in Western Pennsylvania.
  Ms. Delaney, who had been involved with Harmarville since 1980 -- starting as a volunteer and
  ending as development director of its foundation -- sought the job of leading FISA. "I realized the
  impact the foundation could have. FISA is not a large foundation, but it's a very focused
  foundation," she said.
  Over the past 14 years, FISA's endowment has grown to more than $38 million. Over $17 million
  has been granted to 726 projects in 298 organizations.
  A roll call of projects funded by FISA reflects progressive thinking about including of people with
  disabilities in all aspects of life, especially access to health care. Programs have become national
  models.
  Women with disabilities, for example, often encounter barriers in typical healthcare settings.
  Standard exam tables and diagnostic equipment were designed for the able-bodied, and medical
  staff often struggle to accommodate individuals with special needs. FISA provided the seed money
  for the Center for Women with Disabilities at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, one of the first
  such clinics in the nation. FISA is involved in the overall issue of improving access to healthcare
  for people with disabilities.
  Likewise, people with disabilities have difficulty obtaining dental care. A FISA-funded project at
  Achieva is creating statewide, systemic solutions. FISA also provided support for the Center for
  Patients with Special Needs at Pitt's School of Dental Medicine.
  FISA has also taken the lead on training arts and cultural venues how to make events more
  accessible and helping places of worship more welcoming
  "Dee is a national leader in the field. If there were more people like her, we wouldn't have the
  issues we have," said Kim Hutchinson, executive director of the Disability Funders Network, based
  in Virginia. Ms. Delaney has been a board officer for the group since 2004.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770759 Date: 08/31/2015

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  Nancy Murray, president of the ARC of Greater Pittsburgh, said the issues Ms. Delaney has helped
  solve are ones that people have been working on for years.
  "People talk about strategies, but never move forward to solutions. Dee brings all the stakeholders
  together to get to the solutions," said Ms. Murray.
  "I think Dee has greatly influenced the next generation of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders,
  leading by example on the value of true collaboration," said Susie Chase, a board member of FISA
  and former executive director of Working Order, a FISA grantee.
  "With Dee, it is never about her own role, or FISA's role, it is always about unmet needs in the
  community and the work that needs to be done. That seems to bring out the best in every partner,
  and in everyone who has the privilege of working with her."
  Ms. Chase added that advice and technical assistance Ms. Delaney provided to Working Order
  "were of equal or greater value to the organization than the grant funds."
  "I still, after many years, never come away from a meeting with Dee that I haven't learned
  something, been inspired to work harder, and understood more clearly the value of someone else's
  ideas and efforts."
  In her retirement, Ms. Delaney plans to "give back to the community in new ways," she said. A
  new frontier is helping young people with disabilities prepare for employment and leadership. "We
  have to keep the fire burning."
  On May 19, FISA announced that Kristy Trautmaim, who has served as the foundation's program
  director for six years, was promoted to executive director.
  "We sought a person who would follow Ms. Delaney's visionary leadership and guide the
  foundation into the next decade," said Jane Burger, who chaired the search committee. "We know
  that we have found such a person in Kristy Trautmaim. She understands the challenges facing the
  populations the foundation supports and has the trust of the board and the community."
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770759 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FYI
  George Richert
  May 25, 2010 6:00 p.m.
  A new Buffalo Bill is catching the world's attention.
  On the practice field Tuesday afternoon, he was just another Bill, a rookie no less, but he's
  catching a lot of attention in his family's homeland.
  In China this week, during a speech to dignitaries at the USA Pavilion, Secretary of State Hillary
  Clinton said this:
  "From Yo-Yo Ma to I.M. Pei to Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Energy Secretary Chu,
  Chinese-Americans have achieved great success in business, government, the arts, sciences and
  sports. And to that end, I was pleased to hear that the Buffalo Bills have recently drafted the
  first Chinese-American to play in the NFL," said Clinton.
  Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Ed Wang said, "It felt good. She's a very important person, and so
  for someone like that to talk about me, it just feels good."
  Wang didn't know until he heard from News 4 that he was mentioned in Shanghai. The 6'5", 250
  pound Bills rookie wasn't born in China, but both of his parents were Chinese Olympians in track
  and field, so he loves breaking new ground in football.
  >»In George's reporter's notebook, he explains why the Buffalo Bills limit media access to the
  first 15 minutes of practice
  "It is important to me just because I am the first, and I take a lot of pride in being Chinese, but
  at the same time, I know that I'm out here to play football," said Wang.
  Wang is expected to make the team, and his goal is to make a difference.

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  FYI
  George Richert
  May 25, 2010 6:00 p.m.
  A new Buffalo Bill is catching the world's attention.
  On the practice field Tuesday afternoon, he was just another Bill, a rookie no less, but he's
  catching a lot of attention in his family's homeland.
  In China this week, during a speech to dignitaries at the USA Pavilion, Secretary of State Hillary
  Clinton said this:
  "From Yo-Yo Ma to I.M. Pei to Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Energy Secretary Chu,
  Chinese-Americans have achieved great success in business, government, the arts, sciences and
  sports. And to that end, I was pleased to hear that the Buffalo Bills have recently drafted the
  first Chinese-American to play in the NFL," said Clinton.
  Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Ed Wang said, "It felt good. She's a very important person, and so
  for someone like that to talk about me, it just feels good."
  Wang didn't know until he heard from News 4 that he was mentioned in Shanghai. The 6'5", 250
  pound Bills rookie wasn't born in China, but both of his parents were Chinese Olympians in track
  and field, so he loves breaking new ground in football.
  >»In George's reporter's notebook, he explains why the Buffalo Bills limit media access to the
  first 15 minutes of practice
  "It is important to me just because I am the first, and I take a lot of pride in being Chinese, but
  at the same time, I know that I'm out here to play football," said Wang.
  Wang is expected to make the team, and his goal is to make a difference.
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  FYI — from Morningstar:
  The Turkey-Azerbaijan Agreement was not signed last week in spite of both leaders having said that it would be.
  Erdogan and Aliyev are now saying June 7 or 8. We have learned that a serious commercial arose that needs to be
  resolved. I hope it will be but am making no predictions. One could also speculate that Medvedev's visit to Turkey may
  have been a factor. S should be aware of this. Thanks... Dick

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  FYI — from Morningstar:
  The Turkey-Azerbaijan Agreement was not signed last week in spite of both leaders having said that it would be.
  Erdogan and Aliyev are now saying June 7 or 8. We have learned that a serious commercial arose that needs to be
  resolved. I hope it will be but am making no predictions. One could also speculate that Medvedev's visit to Turkey may
  have been a factor. S should be aware of this. Thanks... Dick
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  Subject Fw: SFRC Megrahi Hearing POSTPONED
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip J; Schwartz, Jonathan B
  Cc: Verma, Richard R; Rooney, Matthew M
  Sent: Tue Jul 27 18:41:47 2010
  Subject: RE: SFRC Megrahi Hearing POSTPONED
  Statement from Menendez, Schumer, Lautenberg, and Gillibrand.
  No mention of State.
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
  July 27, 2010
  CONTACTS:
  Menendez Press Office 202-224-4744
  Lautenberg Press Office 202-224-3224
  Gillibrand Press Office 202-224-3873
  Brian Fallon (Schumer) 202-224-7433
  MENENDEZ - JOINED BY LAUTENBERG,
  GILLIBRAND AND SCHUMER ANNOUNCES
  NEW PLAN TO GET ANSWERS ABOUT
  LOCKERBIE BONI :ER RELEASE
  Investigation will be launched to gather new information, Senate hearing
  date will be re-set
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  WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ), who will chair a Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the
  release of the Pan Am Flight 103 bomber, today was joined by Senators Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-
  NY) and Charles Schumer (D-NY) in announcing a new plan to gather critical information on the issue. Because the key
  Scottish government, British government and BP witnesses declined to testify at the hearing scheduled for Thursday,
  Menendez and his colleagues announced that the hearing date will be re-set and that they will work with the Foreign
  Relations Committee to launch an investigation into the matter and provide the basis for the re-scheduled hearing.
  Senator Menendez explained the new plan: "We are at a place where no witness of consequence has the courage to
  step forward and clear the air — they would prefer to sweep this under the rug. Because of this stonewalling, we
  are shifting our efforts to a longer-term, multi-dimensional inquiry into the release of al-Megrahi. The hearing will
  be postponed and rescheduled, and it will be coupled with an investigation into al-Megrahi's release. In declining
  our witness request, the Scottish government did offer to provide answers to further questions we may have. We
  appreciate that, and will take them up on that offer. We will work with the Foreign Relations Committee to launch
  the investigation into this matter — asking the pointed questions that we would have in person, and requesting
  additional documents. Our requests will be frequent and public — we don't intend for this issue to be forgotten or
  swept under the rug. When our information is more complete, we will release it publicly, hold the hearing and
  discuss what we have found."
  Senator Lautenberg said: "I will not rest until there is a clear and credible record of what led to the early release of
  the Lockerbie bomber. In the last year, troubling questions surrounding the circumstances of al-Megrahi's
  release have come to the surface. The families of the victims of Pan Am 103 have already suffered so much, and
  the release of this convicted terrorist has only amplified their anguish and grief. For their sake, we must get to
  the bottom of these questions. Those who commit vicious acts of terrorism have to know that they will be
  punished without compassion, and a rigorous investigation will help send that message."
  Senator Gillibrand said: "It has become clear that there is a great deal of information already in the public domain
  that has not been fully investigated. Already we have seen an abundance of circumstantial evidence that justice
  and the international fight against terror were compromised to serve the interests of BP and possibly other
  companies. The only independent review of this matter was done by the Scottish Parliament, which said they
  were 'extremely concerned' about the basis on which compassionate release was granted. The Scottish review
  was also limited in scope and did not examine the external influences on Al-Megrahi's release. Our investigation
  will review past evidence and new information that we intend to gather in a new light, so that we can answer
  questions about whether BP tried to free Al-Megrahi. What has happened here is a total miscarriage of
  justice. Al-Megrahi should never have been released, and we must answer exactly why this happened."
  Senator Schumer said: "It is time for the UK and Scottish Governments to prove they are part of the solution here
  and not part of the problem. Day after day, week after week, more and more questions get raised and we need all
  parties to this controversy involved in answering them. We will continue in our quest for the truth so that justice
  can be served and the families of the victims can have their faith in the legal process restored."
  Invited to the hearing, but declining to appear were: Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill (made the
  decision to release al-Megrahi), Dr. Andrew Fraser (Scottish prison system doctor cited by MacAskill as responsible for
  the medical prognosis that led to the release), Jack Straw, the former British Justice Secretary (has acknowledged
  that his government pushed for al-Megrahi's release as part of a prisoner transfer agreement), BP CEO Tony Hayward
  (directly involved in negotiations with Libya), and Sir Mark Allen (former British MI6 hired by BP and acted as a liaison
  between the company and the Libyan and British governments).
  # # #
  Afshin Mohamadi
  Communications Director
  Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ)
  202-224-4744
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770762 Date: 08/31/2015
  From: Rodriguez, Miguel E
  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 6:04 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Sullivan, Jacob J; Crowley, Philip 3; Schwartz, Jonathan B
  Cc: Verma, Richard R; Rooney, Matthew M
  Subject: SFRC Megrahi Hearing POSTPONED
  No word on the new date.
  Reason being given to families and others is that lack of cooperation by UK and Scots in providing a
  witness undermined the hearing.
  Menendez however vowed not to drop the issue or his pursuit of a hearing at a later date.
  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 — the Senate is likely to pass the supp tonight. And, no nominees from any government agency will be
  confirmed tonight or tomorrow. Would like to discuss the potential for recess appointments with you and
  Cheryl.
  The Brookings event, especially your opening remarks, were excellent. Very thoughtful, with lots of real-life
  examples. We have gotten lots of positive feedback.

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  FYI — the Senate is likely to pass the supp tonight. And, no nominees from any government agency will be
  confirmed tonight or tomorrow. Would like to discuss the potential for recess appointments with you and
  Cheryl.
  The Brookings event, especially your opening remarks, were excellent. Very thoughtful, with lots of real-life
  examples. We have gotten lots of positive feedback.
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  Getting good feedback on your remarks. The early stories look good, too. More than one person has asked me, did she
  do all that off the cuff?
  I'll leave Philippe to answer the tax the rich question, but I loved it.

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  Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 7:29 PM
  To: H; preines
  Subject RE: Brookings
  Getting good feedback on your remarks. The early stories look good, too. More than one person has asked me, did she
  do all that off the cuff?
  I'll leave Philippe to answer the tax the rich question, but I loved it.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 7:17 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; 'preines
  Subject: Brookings
  Are you getting any feedback? How soon will FOX attack me for my "tax the rich" comments?
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  One could serve till the end of 2011. And if recess appointed, the name stays on the exec calendar and chances are the
  individual would still be confirmed the old fashioned way. So there would be no need to be reappointed. The fact is
  most people who are recess appointed do get confirmed.

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  One could serve till the end of 2011. And if recess appointed, the name stays on the exec calendar and chances are the
  individual would still be confirmed the old fashioned way. So there would be no need to be reappointed. The fact is
  most people who are recess appointed do get confirmed.
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Thu May 27 19:10:54 2010
  Subject: Re:
  How long can a recess appointee serve and can one be reappointed?
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Thu May 27 18:40:05 2010
  Subject:
  FYI — the Senate is likely to pass the supp tonight. And, no nominees from any government agency will be confirmed
  tonight or tomorrow. Would like to discuss the potential for recess appointments with you and Cheryl.
  The Brookings event, especially your opening remarks, were excellent. Very thoughtful, with lots of real-life examples.
  We have gotten lots of positive feedback.
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MetadataSubject: HOUSE SUPP VOTE 308-114 - IT PASSED
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  From: Chartrand, Jennifer
  To: H_SeniorStaff
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  Subject: House Supp vote 308-114 - It passed
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  Yes Haiti money was in.
  Also had a good meeting with corker and isakson. They liked our negotiating record summary, but they don't want to
  vote on the treaty in committee next week. Looks like we are headed for september for committee and hopefully floor
  action as well.

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  Yes Haiti money was in.
  Also had a good meeting with corker and isakson. They liked our negotiating record summary, but they don't want to
  vote on the treaty in committee next week. Looks like we are headed for september for committee and hopefully floor
  action as well.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Tue Jul 27 21:50:26 2010
  Subject: Re: House Supp vote 308-114 - It passed
  Thank goodness. Was Haiti $ in there?
  Original Message ---
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H; Lew, Jacob J <Lew1J@state.gov>
  Sent: Ttie Jul 27 18:29:15 2010
  Subject: Fw: House Supp vote 308-114 - It passed
  FYI
  From: Chartrand, Jennifer
  To: H_SeniorStaff
  Sent: Tue Jul 27 18:08:55 2010
  Subject: House Supp vote 308-114 - It passed
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DocNumber: C05770772
MetadataSubject: (AFP) JORDANIAN PREMIER RESHUFFLES CABINET
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  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-Mahogany; NEWS-NEA
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II; SES_DutyDeputies
  Sent: Wed Jul 28 08:48:04 2010
  Subject: (AFP) Jordanian premier reshuffles cabinet
  AMMAN (AFP) -Jordanian Prime Minister Samir Rifai reshuffled his cabinet on July 28, dropping six ministers and
  replacing them with seven others. The ministers of justice, education, agriculture, tourism, information and cabinet
  affairs left the government, while Labour Minister Ibrahim Omush changed his portfolio to become state minister for
  prime ministry and legal affairs. Seven new members entered the government, after they were sworn in by King
  Abdullah II.
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  H
  sheet
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DocNumber: C05770776
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  Ebeling, Betsy
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  said: Yeah. Yeah yeah.

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  said: Yeah. Yeah yeah.
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  Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 8:57 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Re:
  Hallelujah!
  Original Message
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  To: H
  Sent: Tue Jul 27 16:49:24 2010
  Subject:
  Good news!!
  Tue, July 27, 2010 1:25:42 PM
  RE: me, of course
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  This email is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information
  that is privileged and confidential. If the reader of this email message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby
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DocNumber: C05770781
MetadataSubject: ARE YOU STILL IN DC?
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ExtractedBodyText: I'm not. I'm in new york now. Sorry.
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  I'm not. I'm in new york now. Sorry.
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  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Sent: Wed Jul 28 13:53:56 2010
  Subject: Are you still in DC?
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  Subject are you free?
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DocNumber: C05770785
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  A few quick items:
  Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Thursday, May 27, 2010 7:34 PM
  H
  Items
  1. Saw you did a conference call with Jim, Tom, and Bill. Bill had called me about the Lavrov call — I don't know
  where you ended up, but we thought you might consider
  Let me know what you think.
  2. You might as
  3. Kurt called to say that the Aussie FM wants to speak with you "for two minutes" to give you some "good news
  on Afghanistan." Good news calls are hard to come by, so...
  4. I'd like to download two conversations with you tomorrow — first, with
  Frank Ricciardone.
  second, with

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  Thursday, May 27, 2010 7:34 PM
  H
  Items
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  where you ended up, but we thought you might consider
  Let me know what you think.
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  3. Kurt called to say that the Aussie FM wants to speak with you "for two minutes" to give you some "good news
  on Afghanistan." Good news calls are hard to come by, so...
  4. I'd like to download two conversations with you tomorrow — first, with
  Frank Ricciardone.
  second, with
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DocNumber: C05770786
MetadataSubject: UPDATE ON FR. BEIRNE, S J.
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  Abedin, Hume <AbedinH@state.gov>
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  Fw: Update on Fr. Beirne,

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  Fw: Update on Fr. Beirne,
  From: Balderston, Kris M
  To: Abedin, Huma; Jiloty, Lauren C
  Sent: Thu May 27 19:28:46 2010
  Subject: Fw: Update on Fr. Beirne, S.J.
  Huma/Lauren
  I am headed back from China and I do not have S email but I wanted to pass on this info regarding Father Charlie
  Beirne, a friend to both of us and frmr Prez of LeMoyne College who is now at a hospice at Fordham University in the
  Bronx. He greatly admires S and they always had a special relationship. We had planned for him to come down and
  have lunch w us (incldg Mark Landler of the NYT who I have informed).
  Charlie called me last night and he is stoic and brave but I think he would appreciate a call from S - who is simply
  admires
  • This is a Jesuit that showed his bravery by calling the Secy General of the Jesuits to ask to replace his Jesuit friend who
  had been massacred (along w others) by the military at a University in Central America.
  From: abe <abe
  To: Balderston, Kris M
  Sent: Thu May 27 16:09:26 2010
  Subject: Fw: Update on Fr. Beirne, S.J.
  Kris
  Hope all is well on your end. Just wanted to pass this sad update along. I know you and the Senator would want to
  know.
  Abe
  Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
  From: "Office Of The President"
  Date: Thu, 27 May 2010 10:13:33 -04U0
  To: Anne Endries
  Donald LaCasse
  Margaret Dwyer<
  Thomas Wynne
  Jr.
  Fletcher
  Barrett
  Feeney
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  ; Susan Stratton< . William
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  ; Fred Pesten° ; Robert Errico•
  Daniel Crough<
  .; Jack Boorman<
  Vincent Spina< >;
  ; G. Edward Grant,
  Pidge
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  ; James
  William
  ; John Vensel
  ; Sharon
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  Francis Hilton S.J.
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  Subject: Update on Fr. Beirne, 5.J.
  Walter Benson, Jr.. Stephen
  ; Michael Falcone >; Noreen Falcone<
  Abraham Lackman ; James
  ; Richard Salmi,
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  Darlene
  Clifford Auth,. >; Thomas Costello,
  ; James Carrick
  Jerry Brown<111
  ; Debbie DiFino.
  ; Judy Owen. .; Denise
  Paul
  Dear Trustees and Trustee Associates,
  I am writing to share an update on Fr. Beirne's health. Fr. Beirne called this morning to let me know that his
  cancer has reached a stage where he has made the decision not to have any further clinical intervention. He
  prefers to live out the time he has remaining, six months by the doctors' projections, without the sapping of
  his energy and other side effects posed by his recent treatments. I have his permission to share this sad
  news with you. You may write to Fr. Beirne at Murray-Weigel Hall where he is now living (see address
  below) or phone him on his cell phone at
  Murray-Weigel Hall
  515 E. Ford ham Road
  Bronx, NY 10458-5029
  I am sure that you join me in offering prayers for Fr. Beirne as he faces the challenges his illness presents in
  his final months with us.
  Sincerely,
  Fred P. Pestello, Ph.D.
  President
  Le Moyne College
  1419 Salt Springs Road
  Syracuse, NY 13214-1301
  Phone: 315.445.4120
  FAX: 315.445.4691
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  Subject: Loretta Sanchez
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  Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 10:44 PM
  To: H; Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject Re: Engel meeting
  We'll make sure a rep is there.
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemailcom>
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Thu May 27 22:10:19 2010
  Subject: Engel meeting
  Why is there no rep from WHA in my meeting w Engel and Mack tomorrow?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770788 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770789
MetadataSubject: BROOKINGS
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  PIR <preines
  Thursday, May 27, 2010 11:48 PM
  Jake Sullivan
  Re: Brookings
  Sorry,
  just seeing this.
  Sanger has a blog item on the NYT site about the comment, but more of a political take in that if you run for president
  again your opponents will pull the Brookings tape. And a couple of wingnut blogs asking why you don't just volunteer
  more of your own money to taxes, and that you chose Brazil as a "socialist country that sides with our enemies as a
  model.". But frankly, I had to look pretty hard to find that, I was the 19th person to read it. Not 19,000th. 19th.
  Most coverage was either straightforward about the NSS, or your comments about the debt as a national security
  problem.
  But feedback I got was strong, people always always always love you in that format.

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  Cc:
  Subject:
  PIR <preines
  Thursday, May 27, 2010 11:48 PM
  Jake Sullivan
  Re: Brookings
  Sorry,
  just seeing this.
  Sanger has a blog item on the NYT site about the comment, but more of a political take in that if you run for president
  again your opponents will pull the Brookings tape. And a couple of wingnut blogs asking why you don't just volunteer
  more of your own money to taxes, and that you chose Brazil as a "socialist country that sides with our enemies as a
  model.". But frankly, I had to look pretty hard to find that, I was the 19th person to read it. Not 19,000th. 19th.
  Most coverage was either straightforward about the NSS, or your comments about the debt as a national security
  problem.
  But feedback I got was strong, people always always always love you in that format.
  Original Message
  From: Jake Sullivan
  To: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: RE: Brookings
  Sent: May 27, 2010 7:29 PM
  Getting good feedback on your remarks. The early stories look good, too. More than one person has asked me, did she
  do all that off the cuff?
  I'll leave Philippe to answer the tax the rich question, but I loved it.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, May 27, 201 7:17 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; 'preines
  Subject: Brookings
  Are you getting any feedback? How soon will FOX attack me for my "tax the rich" comments?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770789 Date: 08/31/2015



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  The current revcon document includes a paragraph on North Korea.
  How would you like to proceed?

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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 7:15 AM
  To: H
  Subject 6PT/Revcon
  The current revcon document includes a paragraph on North Korea.
  How would you like to proceed?
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770790 Date: 08/31/2015



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  8:15 am DEPART Private Residence *En route State Department
  8:25 am ARRIVE State Department
  8:25 am PRESIDENTIAL DAILY BRIEFING
  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
  9:30 am (t) PHONE CALL w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE (T)
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:00 am BILATERAL w/SRI LANKAN MINISTER OF EXTERNAL
  10:30 am AFFAIRS G.L. PEIRIS
  10:30 am PRESS PRE-BRIEF
  10:35 am Secretary's Office
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  11:30 am Secretary's Office
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  12:00 pm OFFICE TIME
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  1:00 pm MEETING w/CONGRESSWOMAN LORETTA SANCHEZ
  1:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  1:30 pm WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT MEETING
  2:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  2:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:15 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30pm MEETING w/DENNIS ROSS
  4:15pm Secretarys Office
  TBD DEPART State Dept *En Route Private Residence
  TBD ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###

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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 7:57 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Jiloty, Lauren C
  Subject: mini schedule, 5/28/10, friday
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  2:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  2:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:15 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30pm MEETING w/DENNIS ROSS
  4:15pm Secretarys Office
  TBD DEPART State Dept *En Route Private Residence
  TBD ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 8:07 AM
  To: H; Huma Abed in
  Subject: RE: Schedule
  I defer to Huma on AGOA, happy to follow up on Consular Affairs.
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com)
  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 7:55 AM
  To: Valmoro, Lona J; Huma Abedin
  Subject: Schedule
  When and where is the next AGOA Conference?
  Sometime in June I want to schedule the following meeting for an hour w top leadership:
  Consular Affairs
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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 8:08 AM
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  We'll find out.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Fri May 28 07:54:57 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  When and where is the next AGOA Conference?
  Sometime in June I want to schedule the following meeting for an hour w top leadership:
  Consular Affairs
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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 8:31 AM
  To: H; Hanley, Monica R
  Subject: RE: mini schedule, 5/28/10, friday
  We can certainly add to your schedule today.
  Original Message
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 8:29 AM
  To: Hanley, Monica R
  Cc: Valmoro, Lona J
  Subject: Re: mini schedule, 5/28/10, friday
  Am I meeting w Cheryl?
  Original Message ---
  From: Hanley, Monica R <HanleyMR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Cc: Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>; Jiloty, Lauren C <JilotyLC@state.gov>
  Sent: Fri May 28 07:57:26 2010
  Subject: mini schedule, 5/28/10, friday
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  8:30 am Secretary's Office
  8:30 am DAILY SMALL STAFF MEETING
  8:45 am Secretary's Office
  8:45 am DAILY SENIOR STAFF MEETING
  9:15 am Secretary's Conference Room
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  9:30 am (t) PHONE CALL w/UN AMBASSADOR SUSAN RICE (T)
  10:00 am Secretary's Office
  10:00 am BILATERAL w/SRI LANKAN MINISTER OF EXTERNAL
  10:30 am AFFAIRS G.L. PEIRIS
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  10:35 am Secretary's Office
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  12:00 pm OFFICE TIME
  12:30 pm Secretary's Office
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  1:00 pm Secretary's Office
  1:00 pm MEETING w/CONGRESSWOMAN LORETTA SANCHEZ
  1:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
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  1:30 pm WEEKLY DEVELOPMENT MEETING
  2:30 pm Secretary's Outer Office
  2:30 pm OFFICE TIME
  3:15 pm Secretary's Office
  3:30pm MEETING w/DENNIS ROSS
  4:15pm Secretary's Office
  TBD DEPART State Dept *En Route Private Residence
  TBD ARRIVE Private Residence
  ###
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DocNumber: C05770795
MetadataSubject: TURKEY LETTER
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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:32 AM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Turkey letter
  From Bill.
  From: Burns, William
  Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 8:11 PM
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3; Einhorn, Robert J
  Subject: Re: Turkey letter
  Bob and I talked. His (and Secretary's )approach
  Hope you have good weekend. Bill
  From: Sullivan, Jacob
  To: Burns, William J; Einhorn, Robert J
  Sent: Fri Apr 16 19:51:11 2010
  Subject: Turkey letter
  Hi Bill and Bob —
  1 just saw Bob's note from the hi side. Did this work out?
  Jake
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  Marshall, Capricia P <MarshalICP@state.gov>
  Friday, May 28, 2010 5:03 PM
  H
  ■

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  H
  ■
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  RELEASE IN PART
  B5,B6

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  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; 'preines
  Sent: Fri May 28 20:19:06 2010
  Subject: Posner
  <preines
  O'Reilly is still going after Mike over the Chinese/ Arizona law comment.
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DocNumber: C05770802
MetadataSubject: GRADUATION CEREMONY - FRIDAY, JUNE 11TH AT 630PM AT SHAW CAMPUS
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ExtractedBodyText: FYI - will get Rob to write him a note unless you already did one for his own graduation.
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  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:55 PM
  To:
  Subject: FW: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  Attachments: 2010 Maya Angelou Academy Graduation E-Vite copyjpg
  FYI - will get Rob to write him a note unless you already did one for his own graduation.
  Original Message
  From: David Domenici [mailto
  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:05 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  Cheryl:
  Graduation Ceremony for Academy kids is Friday, June 11th, at 630pm. At our Shaw Campus. 1851 9th Street, NW
  You might want to let the Secretary know that is going to be the graduation speaker. My guess is she
  can't come, but maybe she'd want to drop him a note. If so, let me know, I'll draft something for.
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  I will be on a plane from 630 til 1245 eastern but easily reachable thereafter.
  I recommend

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  To:
  Subject: Lavrov
  I will be on a plane from 630 til 1245 eastern but easily reachable thereafter.
  I recommend
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  H
  is monday better? B6

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  Will do -
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  Re: is monday better? B6

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  Monday is good too if better for you.
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  Sent: Sat May 29 09:55:24 2010
  Subject:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770816 Date: 08/31/2015



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  HRC: Below is an oped on the National Security Strategy I wrote for tomorrow's Outlook.
  Unfortunately, they give it a horrible title, but I think the piece turned out alright.
  Best, Sandy
  By Samuel R. Berger
  Samuel R. Berger, chair of the global strategy firm Albright Stonebridge Group, served as national security advisor to
  President Clinton from 1997 to 2001.
  President Obama's National Security Strategy, released by the White House on Thursday, tackles a delicate but
  unavoidable question: How do we respond to new and old security challenges in an era of financial distress at home and
  a reordering of political power abroad?
  For some time now, it has been clear that the definition of U.S. national security strategy needs rethinking. The
  September 11 attacks, global economic crisis, cyber-terror threats and even the environmental catastrophe in the Gulf
  underscore that the challenges America faces in 2010 have changed even from just a decade ago. And while America's
  military supremacy is certainly not at risk, new international arrangements - such as the shift from the G-7 club of
  powerful nations to the G-20, which incorporates emerging nations from China to Brazil - are needed so that the costs
  and benefits of a stable international order are shared. The United States cannot solve most global threats without
  others, nor should we bear the burden alone.
  Enter the National Security Strategy. In my experience, these congressionally mandated documents can easily become
  laborious and impenetrable, or mere compendiums of bureaucratic pleading from various parts of the government.
  (Make sure you do right by Japan! Don't step on the Pentagon!) The challenge, which President Clinton insisted upon to
  me and his other advisers, is to provide a strategic framework that is clarifying to the rest of the world and informs
  administration decision makers up and down the line. It's not a blueprint for action, but a means to convey the
  president's principles and priorities.
  In Obama's case, the new sober and comprehensive 52-page strategy incorporates the new realities and breaks with
  past strategies in several key respects. But it also reflects an understanding that we face enduring challenges - nuclear
  proliferation, terrorism and regional conflicts - for which the best response is a return to fundamentals.
  One such fundamental is the strength of our economy. At a time when the after-effects of a financial crisis and the fiscal
  burden of two long wars have raised fears of an overextended America, the administration makes a case for economic
  and technological renewal as a crucial underpinning of U.S. security. The president made this case in his West Point
  speech last weekend. "At no time in human history," he said, "has a nation of diminished economic vitality maintained
  its military and political primacy."
  Another fundamental challenge is arms control and nuclear proliferation. By seeking strategic arms cuts with Russia, the
  president has returned to a long bipartisan tradition that languished during the prior administration. And by convening a
  global summit on securing nuclear material this spring, Obama has given new urgency and global purchase to the effort
  started in 1991 when Sens. Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar first initiated a program to lock down nuclear materials.
  On terrorism, the strategy builds on the past, but breaks with it as well. Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama each have
  deployed all of America's tools: military power, homeland defense, law enforcement, sanctions, intelligence and
  vigorous efforts to cut off terrorist financing. But the critical difference in the Obama strategy is that it rejects the Global
  War on Terror lens through which the prior administration viewed the challenge. "This is not a global war against a tactic
  - terrorism - or a religion - Islam," the new strategy says. "We are at war with a specific network, al-Qaeda and its
  terrorist affiliates."
  This sharper focus avoids alienating many in the Muslim world, ensures the support of key allies who never accepted the
  broader construct and avoids the overreactions that led us to forsake the fight against al-Qaeda fight in Afghanistan and
  turn our efforts to the unrelated threat from Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
  In perhaps the most dramatic departure from the strategy of its predecessor, the Obama administration has restored a
  less provocative policy on the use of military force. In the 2002 national security strategy, President Bush articulated the
  rationale for preemptive war just weeks before seeking a U.N. resolution to invade Iraq. The new strategy restores the
  principles that have guided administrations for decades: the use of force should be a last resort, should weigh all the
  costs and benefits, and should have as much international support as possible. The administration reserves the right to
  act unilaterally - for example against al-Qaeda and its allies - but resurrects the principle President Clinton often
  described as "together where possible, alone where necessary."
  President Obama's critics have focused on his diplomatic engagement with hostile states like Iran and North Korea. The
  President sets forth his rationale: "to create opportunities to resolve differences, strengthen the international
  community's support for our actions, learn about the intentions and nature of closed regimes, and plainly demonstrate
  to the public within those nations that their governments are to blame for their isolation."
  In the case of Iran, Washington's outstretched hand has not resulted in Iran's compliance. But attempts to engage have
  helped ensure that the world's attention is focused on Iran's intransigence rather than Washington's refusal to
  negotiate.
  Without a doubt, there are gaps between principle and practice. Despite the Obama administration's stated goal of
  doubling exports in the next five years, it has not put its muscle behind trade agreements with South Korea, Panama and
  Colombia. And the clarity of its call to respect human rights has at times been muted in the face of tough realities.
  Sixteen months into this administration there has been much progress, but many of the true tests of this strategy lie
  ahead.
  In the strategy's conclusions, the Obama administration evokes an even earlier era, calling for both political parties to
  restore the cooperation and common purpose so crucial to our success during the dark days of the Cold War. Despite
  the intense debates at the time over nuclear arms control, Central America and détente, nearly all American supported
  the containment of communism.
  In that same spirit, the administration's framework deserves broad bipartisan support. We can and should argue out our
  differences over detention of prisoners, methods to disarm dangerous states, how hard to push for democratic rights, or
  the costs of climate change legislation. But at the same time, we can rally around the overriding U.S. foreign policy goals
  spelled out in the strategy: renewing our economy at home to ensure leadership abroad; defeating al-Qaeda; succeeding
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  enlightened self-interest, economic prosperity and the fundamental values upon which America is based.

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  Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 2:08 PM
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  HRC: Below is an oped on the National Security Strategy I wrote for tomorrow's Outlook.
  Unfortunately, they give it a horrible title, but I think the piece turned out alright.
  Best, Sandy
  By Samuel R. Berger
  Samuel R. Berger, chair of the global strategy firm Albright Stonebridge Group, served as national security advisor to
  President Clinton from 1997 to 2001.
  President Obama's National Security Strategy, released by the White House on Thursday, tackles a delicate but
  unavoidable question: How do we respond to new and old security challenges in an era of financial distress at home and
  a reordering of political power abroad?
  For some time now, it has been clear that the definition of U.S. national security strategy needs rethinking. The
  September 11 attacks, global economic crisis, cyber-terror threats and even the environmental catastrophe in the Gulf
  underscore that the challenges America faces in 2010 have changed even from just a decade ago. And while America's
  military supremacy is certainly not at risk, new international arrangements - such as the shift from the G-7 club of
  powerful nations to the G-20, which incorporates emerging nations from China to Brazil - are needed so that the costs
  and benefits of a stable international order are shared. The United States cannot solve most global threats without
  others, nor should we bear the burden alone.
  Enter the National Security Strategy. In my experience, these congressionally mandated documents can easily become
  laborious and impenetrable, or mere compendiums of bureaucratic pleading from various parts of the government.
  (Make sure you do right by Japan! Don't step on the Pentagon!) The challenge, which President Clinton insisted upon to
  me and his other advisers, is to provide a strategic framework that is clarifying to the rest of the world and informs
  administration decision makers up and down the line. It's not a blueprint for action, but a means to convey the
  president's principles and priorities.
  In Obama's case, the new sober and comprehensive 52-page strategy incorporates the new realities and breaks with
  past strategies in several key respects. But it also reflects an understanding that we face enduring challenges - nuclear
  proliferation, terrorism and regional conflicts - for which the best response is a return to fundamentals.
  One such fundamental is the strength of our economy. At a time when the after-effects of a financial crisis and the fiscal
  burden of two long wars have raised fears of an overextended America, the administration makes a case for economic
  and technological renewal as a crucial underpinning of U.S. security. The president made this case in his West Point
  speech last weekend. "At no time in human history," he said, "has a nation of diminished economic vitality maintained
  its military and political primacy."
  Another fundamental challenge is arms control and nuclear proliferation. By seeking strategic arms cuts with Russia, the
  president has returned to a long bipartisan tradition that languished during the prior administration. And by convening a
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770819 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770819 Date: 08/31/2015
  global summit on securing nuclear material this spring, Obama has given new urgency and global purchase to the effort
  started in 1991 when Sens. Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar first initiated a program to lock down nuclear materials.
  On terrorism, the strategy builds on the past, but breaks with it as well. Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama each have
  deployed all of America's tools: military power, homeland defense, law enforcement, sanctions, intelligence and
  vigorous efforts to cut off terrorist financing. But the critical difference in the Obama strategy is that it rejects the Global
  War on Terror lens through which the prior administration viewed the challenge. "This is not a global war against a tactic
  - terrorism - or a religion - Islam," the new strategy says. "We are at war with a specific network, al-Qaeda and its
  terrorist affiliates."
  This sharper focus avoids alienating many in the Muslim world, ensures the support of key allies who never accepted the
  broader construct and avoids the overreactions that led us to forsake the fight against al-Qaeda fight in Afghanistan and
  turn our efforts to the unrelated threat from Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
  In perhaps the most dramatic departure from the strategy of its predecessor, the Obama administration has restored a
  less provocative policy on the use of military force. In the 2002 national security strategy, President Bush articulated the
  rationale for preemptive war just weeks before seeking a U.N. resolution to invade Iraq. The new strategy restores the
  principles that have guided administrations for decades: the use of force should be a last resort, should weigh all the
  costs and benefits, and should have as much international support as possible. The administration reserves the right to
  act unilaterally - for example against al-Qaeda and its allies - but resurrects the principle President Clinton often
  described as "together where possible, alone where necessary."
  President Obama's critics have focused on his diplomatic engagement with hostile states like Iran and North Korea. The
  President sets forth his rationale: "to create opportunities to resolve differences, strengthen the international
  community's support for our actions, learn about the intentions and nature of closed regimes, and plainly demonstrate
  to the public within those nations that their governments are to blame for their isolation."
  In the case of Iran, Washington's outstretched hand has not resulted in Iran's compliance. But attempts to engage have
  helped ensure that the world's attention is focused on Iran's intransigence rather than Washington's refusal to
  negotiate.
  Without a doubt, there are gaps between principle and practice. Despite the Obama administration's stated goal of
  doubling exports in the next five years, it has not put its muscle behind trade agreements with South Korea, Panama and
  Colombia. And the clarity of its call to respect human rights has at times been muted in the face of tough realities.
  Sixteen months into this administration there has been much progress, but many of the true tests of this strategy lie
  ahead.
  In the strategy's conclusions, the Obama administration evokes an even earlier era, calling for both political parties to
  restore the cooperation and common purpose so crucial to our success during the dark days of the Cold War. Despite
  the intense debates at the time over nuclear arms control, Central America and détente, nearly all American supported
  the containment of communism.
  In that same spirit, the administration's framework deserves broad bipartisan support. We can and should argue out our
  differences over detention of prisoners, methods to disarm dangerous states, how hard to push for democratic rights, or
  the costs of climate change legislation. But at the same time, we can rally around the overriding U.S. foreign policy goals
  spelled out in the strategy: renewing our economy at home to ensure leadership abroad; defeating al-Qaeda; succeeding
  in Afghanistan; preventing nuclear proliferation; curbing climate change; and promoting an international order of
  enlightened self-interest, economic prosperity and the fundamental values upon which America is based.
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  Original Message --
  From: Valenzuela, Arturo A
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; Abedin, Huma
  Cc: Gonzalez, Juan 5; Kelly, Craig A
  Sent: Sat May 29 19:04:28 2010
  Subject: From Arturo
  Jake- Huma-- a couple of matters I would appreciate your conveying to the Secretary orally-- or if you prefer you could
  send them to her directly via e-mail.
  Madame Secretary:
  I have decided to go to Bolivia Monday night-- returning Wednesday. I did not add Bolivia to my previous Andean trip
  because they were in the middle of elections
  these still have not been determined by
  the administration.
  Best, Arturo
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  Things aren't as bad as they seem.
  It took a little bit to figure out, but turns out that O'Reilly didn't have a new show last night - in its place they re-aired the
  show from May 17th, the original night Posner got beat up. I guess O'Reilly is taking a 4-day weekend, don't ask me why
  they picked that show to air in its place. So you were watching a repeat:
  http://www.billoreilly.com/show?action=viewTVShow&showID=2612

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  From: PIR <preines(i _
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  Cc: Jake Sullivan
  Subject: Re: Posner
  Things aren't as bad as they seem.
  It took a little bit to figure out, but turns out that O'Reilly didn't have a new show last night - in its place they re-aired the
  show from May 17th, the original night Posner got beat up. I guess O'Reilly is taking a 4-day weekend, don't ask me why
  they picked that show to air in its place. So you were watching a repeat:
  http://www.billoreilly.com/show?action=viewTVShow&showID=2612
  Original Message
  From: Jake Sullivan
  To: Evergreen
  To: PIR
  Subject: Re: Posner
  Sent: May 28, 2010 9:50 PM
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob J; 'preines
  Sent: Fri May 28 20:19:06 2010
  Subject: Posner
  <preines
  O'Reilly is still going after Mike over the Chinese/ Arizona law comment.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770822 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Thanks very much. Will do. Have a good weekend.
  Best, Arturo

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  Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2010 11:04 AM
  To: H
  Subject: Re: Bolivia and Cuba
  Thanks very much. Will do. Have a good weekend.
  Best, Arturo
  Original Message ---
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valenzuela, Arturo A
  Sent: Sun May 30 07:22:39 2010
  Subject: Bolivia and Cuba
  Arturo-
  Huma forwarded your email and I agree with your plans to visit Bolivia and for us to talk w Sen, Menendez. We should
  discuss how best to do that after your return later this week. Safe travels--H
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ExtractedSubject: Re: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
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ExtractedBodyText: I will prepare for you to sign next week. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
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  Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2010 8:04 PM
  To: H; Mills, Cheryl D
  Subject Re: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  I will prepare for you to sign next week. Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
  Original Message --
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Russo, Robert V
  Sent: Sun May 30 19:33:07 2010
  Subject: Re: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  I'm copying Rob so a note can be prepared.
  Original Message ---
  From: Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Fri May 28 21:54:31 2010
  Subject: FW: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  FYI - will get Rob to write him a note unless you already did one for his own graduation.
  Original Message
  From: David Domenici [mailto
  Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:05 PM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Laszczych, Joanne
  Subject: Graduation ceremony - Friday, June 11th at 630pm at Shaw Campus
  Cheryl:
  Graduation Ceremony for Academy kids is Friday, June 11th, at 630pm. At our Shaw Campus. 1851 9th Street, NW
  You might want to let the Secretary know that is going to be the graduation speaker. My guess is she
  can't come, but maybe she'd want to drop him a note. If so, let me know, I'll draft something for.
  d
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MetadataSubject: UKRAINE
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  This is from Fr. Borys Gudziak, the wonderful priest you met in Lviv. He gave you a tour of the Cathedral and you had a
  wonderful chat with him at the time. Since then, much progress has been made there. He became head of the new
  Ukrainian Catholic University and has really come in to his own as a respected leader and scholar.
  Unfortunately, his situation and that of the Catholic community and academic freedom has come under siege since
  Yanokovich became president. I have a series of emails from the US Ukrainian community, in addition to this email
  directly from Gudziak, They are alarmed about developments. I've been in touch with John Tefft and sent him everything.
  He is aware of recent events.
  I will make a folder of the correspondence for you since the community here and in Ukraine sees you as their champion.
  This is not a good turn of events.

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  Subject: Ukraine
  This is from Fr. Borys Gudziak, the wonderful priest you met in Lviv. He gave you a tour of the Cathedral and you had a
  wonderful chat with him at the time. Since then, much progress has been made there. He became head of the new
  Ukrainian Catholic University and has really come in to his own as a respected leader and scholar.
  Unfortunately, his situation and that of the Catholic community and academic freedom has come under siege since
  Yanokovich became president. I have a series of emails from the US Ukrainian community, in addition to this email
  directly from Gudziak, They are alarmed about developments. I've been in touch with John Tefft and sent him everything.
  He is aware of recent events.
  I will make a folder of the correspondence for you since the community here and in Ukraine sees you as their champion.
  This is not a good turn of events.
  From: gudziaki
  To: pvervee6
  Sent: 5/29/2010 3:09:23 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
  Subj: difficulties for UCU
  Dear Melanne,
  It has been awhile since we have been in touch. As you now we are under special pressure at the Ukrainian
  Catholic University. It is a question of our welfare and future. But not only. Almost no educational institutions
  have taken a stand in defense of democracy and even western Ukrainian politicians are capitulating under
  pressure. So is business. The approach of the new authorities is quick and systematic. Top and middle positions
  in all spheres of government, administration, state security, police have been rapidly changed and are
  effectively moving in on the freedom of the press and discourse.
  Our students are scared.
  Some are active, but some fear for the university, that it may loose accreditation. A father and his daughter-
  student came to my office in a state of anxiety.
  Some students are afraid to blog and post comments because they fear that they will be traced and that their
  parents will loose their jobs.
  There is clear evidence from one of our banks that the authorities are beginning to dig into the question of our
  finances. Provocations, moral defamation, planting of drugs and weapons in student residences as happened in
  2004 before the election could be next.
  The most effective defense is speaking out.
  I am grateful for your solicitude and wanted to ask for two things.
  1 To ask the Secretary of State to bring this to the attention of the president and vice president and to do what
  she can in our defense.
  2. to help us get the story to some of the main media outlets: New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street
  Journal, CNN, etc. One story by any of these for us and for the people in Ukraine that have the courage to
  speak the truth is invaluable.
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  We have had some great support already. But I have a sense that this adventure is only beginning and we have
  to be ready for everything.
  Please pass on my respect to Secretary Clinton.
  May God bless you!
  Fr. Borys
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  POLITICO Breaking News:
  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has canceled his visit to the White House in the aftermath of the Israeli
  military's action against a flotilla seeking access to Gaza, the AP reports. White House spokesman Bill Burton said in
  advance of Netanyahu's decision that the White House was currently "to understand the circumstances surrounding this
  tragedy."

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  POLITICO Breaking News:
  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has canceled his visit to the White House in the aftermath of the Israeli
  military's action against a flotilla seeking access to Gaza, the AP reports. White House spokesman Bill Burton said in
  advance of Netanyahu's decision that the White House was currently "to understand the circumstances surrounding this
  tragedy."
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  Sent Monday, May 31, 2010 10:28 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: Spot Report No. 1 - Latest Situation on Gaza Aid Flotilla (SBU)
  From: OpsAlert
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  Subject: Spot Report No. 1 - Latest Situation on Gaza Aid Flotilla (SBU)
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
  SPOT REPORT NO. 1
  LATEST SITUATION ON GAZA AID FLOTILLA
  Monday, May 31, 2010
  0615 EDT
  ISRAELI NAVY INTERCEPTS GAZA FLOTILLA, 15 ACTIVISTS KILLED
  • (SBU) Nine of the 15 killed are reportedly Turkish citizens, according to press. In addition, dozens of
  activists and six Israeli commandos are reported injured. The wounded are being taken to hospitals in
  Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa.
  (Ops/Embassy Tel Aviv e-mail, France 24)
  • (SBU) There are currently no reports of wounded or killed American citizens. (Ops/Embassy Tel Aviv
  e-mail)
  • (SBU) The incident occurred around 0430 local time May 31, when Israeli soldiers boarded the
  Turkish flagged ship "Blue Marmara," approximately 70 miles off Israel's coast. (Ops/Embassy
  Ankara e-mail)
  • (U) Raed Salah, the head of the northern faction of the Islamic Movement, has been wounded in the
  incident and is undergoing surgery in an Israeli hospital, media report. (Jerusalem Post)
  FLOTILLA HEADED TO ASHDOD; ISRAELI POLICE ON HIGH ALERT
  • (U) The Israeli police are on their highest state of alert and have instituted several road blocks,
  including one in the Temple Mount area. (YNet News)
  ISRAELI CONSULATE ISTANBUL SURROUNDED BY THOUSANDS
  • (SBU) Consulate General Istanbul reports Turkish police are deployed around the Israeli Consulate and
  there are no reports of violence or injuries. At least 5000 protestors are marching from the consulate
  toward the city's main square, according to press.
  (Ops/Consulate General Istanbul e-mail, AP)
  • (SBU) Consulate Adana issued a Warden Message May 31 advising American citizens of potential
  anti-U.S. and Israeli demonstrations. (Ops/Consulate Adana e-mail)
  TURKEY "STRONGLY PROTESTS" INCIDENT; EU CALLS FOR INQUIRY
  • (SBU) The Turkish Foreign Ministry issued a statement calling the incident "unacceptable" and
  demanding an "urgent explanation" from Israel, according to press. Embassy Ankara reports the
  Turkish MFA has summoned Israel's ambassador to Turkey but that Ambassador Levi has been unable
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  to meet with Turkish officials due to a protest surrounding the Israeli Embassy. (Ops/Embassy Ankara
  e-mail, AP)
  • (U) EU High Representative Ashton expressed her deep regret at the loss of life and violence and
  demanded a full inquiry. (Reuters)
  • (U) Arab League Secretary General Moussa called for an emergency meeting June 1 to discuss Israel's
  "terrorist act." (Reuters)
  • (U) President Abbas called for three days of mourning throughout the Palestinian
  Territories. (Reuters)
  Drafted: JAMorgan Approved: PSIattery
  Dist: State (all bureaus), NSC, HSC, OSD, NMCC, JCS, CIA, FBIS, NCTC, DHS
  SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED
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  He called for you. Wants to discuss situation in israel and trip cancellation. Says he's flexible time wise.
  Phil gordon and jeff feltman obviously following situation. We don't have a formal talking points yet.

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  To:
  Subject Ehud barak
  He called for you. Wants to discuss situation in israel and trip cancellation. Says he's flexible time wise.
  Phil gordon and jeff feltman obviously following situation. We don't have a formal talking points yet.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770834 Date: 08/31/2015



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MetadataSubject: H: SEVERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE ISRAELI RAID. SID
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  First observation: Bibi's Entebbe in reverse. The father, Benzion Netanyahu, 100 years old, secretary to Jabotinsky, and
  denounced as too radical by Begin, adored his son Yoni, heroically killed at Entebbe. Benyamin has never measured up.
  Benzion has constantly criticized him in public for his deviations from the doctrine of Greater Israel. Bibi desperately seeks
  his father's approbation and can never equal his dead brother. See Benzion's most recent scathing undermining of his son
  Bibi and Bibi's tearful tribute to his brother just last month. The raid on the ship to Gaza resembles the raid on Entebbe,
  except that there are no hostages, no guns, it's not in Africa, and it's a fiasco; otherwise, it's Entebbe. (Then, there's Ehud
  Barak reliving his youth as a raider killing Palestinians in Lebanon, a feat memorialized in Spielberg's film, Munich.
  Ultimately, it didn't work out well that time either. The film captures the moral quandaries, which appear to have escaped
  the participants.)
  Further observation: The international press will inquire whether the Obama administration gave a wink or nod as the
  Bush administration did for the Lebanon and Gaza incursions. Be prepared.
  Further: Of course, the consequences for US foreign policy and national security are negative across the board: from the
  analogy of the North Korean ship sinking and the Chinese posture to support for Iranian sanctions, etc., etc. Did the
  Israelis not hear Petraeus's testimony?
  Further: Of course, whatever the outcome of such a raid, one of the inevitable ones would be the death of the peace
  process, such as it is, on the very eve of Bibi's scheduled visit to Obama, which would have been, under any
  circumstance, in light of the raid, profoundly humiliating for the president. Or are the Israelis bone stupid? I don't think so.
  Cheers,
  Sid
  Like Father, Like Son? Netanyahu's Father Says Son Not
  Serious About Two-State Solution.
  July 8, 2009 1 Comment
  In a controversial interview with Israel's Channel II News, the father of Prime Minister Netanyahu, Professor Benzion
  Netanyahu, says that his son does not support a Palestinian state. The elder Netanyahu, claims that the prime Minister
  told him he deliberately placed impossible conditions before the Palestinians.
  Here are excerpts from the interview. When asked if his son really changed his position concerning a Palestinian state,
  the 100 year-old historian unequivocally answered: (translation mine)
  "He does not support. He supports such conditions that they (the Arabs) will never accept it. That is what I
  heard from him. I didn't propose these conditions, he did. They will never accept these conditions. Not
  one of them."
  When asked about his own personal opinion about a Palestinian state, the senior Netanyahu stated:
  Herzl and Nordau (fathers of zionist movement) did not labor to create a Palestinian state. This land is
  Jewish land and not a land for the Arabs. There is no place here for Arabs, and there wont be a place
  here for the Arabs. They will never agree to the conditions.
  Published: 04/18/10, 9:03 AM / Last Update: 04/18/10, 9:21 AM
  Netanyahu Visits Grave of Brother Who Fell in
  Entebbe Rescue
  by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
  Follow Israel news on 4nd
  On Saturday night, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited the grave of his brother Yoni, who fell during the daring
  rescue of hijacked Israelis in Entebbe, Uganda in 1976.
  He and his wife Sarah decided to go to the gravesite on Mount Herzl 24 hours before the beginning of Remembrance Day
  for Fallen Soldiers in order to prevent security tie-ups for thousands of other Israelis who will visit the cemetery Sunday
  night and Monday.
  The Netanyahus were moved emotionally after seeing for the first time a commemorative decoration that the IDF carved
  into the gravestone of Yoni, who led the rescue operation and was the only soldier to die in the maneuver. One of his less
  known heroic deeds is his saving a soldier from across Syrian lines in the Yom Kippur War in 1973.
  Sirens will sound throughout Israel for one minute at 8 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT) Sunday night to mark the beginning of Memorial
  Day for 22,682 Fallen Soldiers and 2,431 victims of Arab terrorist attacks following the re-establishment of the State of
  Israel after 2,000 years. Another 1,500 civilians were killed between 1860 and the 1948 War for Independence, when
  seven Arab nations attacked the fledging, newly declared state just three years after the Holocaust ended.
  On Monday morning, a two-minute siren will sound at 11 a.m. (4 a.m. EDT). (IsraelNationalNews.com)

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  B6
  From: sbwhoeop
  Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 12:13 PM
  To:
  Subject: H: Several observations on the Israeli raid. Sid
  First observation: Bibi's Entebbe in reverse. The father, Benzion Netanyahu, 100 years old, secretary to Jabotinsky, and
  denounced as too radical by Begin, adored his son Yoni, heroically killed at Entebbe. Benyamin has never measured up.
  Benzion has constantly criticized him in public for his deviations from the doctrine of Greater Israel. Bibi desperately seeks
  his father's approbation and can never equal his dead brother. See Benzion's most recent scathing undermining of his son
  Bibi and Bibi's tearful tribute to his brother just last month. The raid on the ship to Gaza resembles the raid on Entebbe,
  except that there are no hostages, no guns, it's not in Africa, and it's a fiasco; otherwise, it's Entebbe. (Then, there's Ehud
  Barak reliving his youth as a raider killing Palestinians in Lebanon, a feat memorialized in Spielberg's film, Munich.
  Ultimately, it didn't work out well that time either. The film captures the moral quandaries, which appear to have escaped
  the participants.)
  Further observation: The international press will inquire whether the Obama administration gave a wink or nod as the
  Bush administration did for the Lebanon and Gaza incursions. Be prepared.
  Further: Of course, the consequences for US foreign policy and national security are negative across the board: from the
  analogy of the North Korean ship sinking and the Chinese posture to support for Iranian sanctions, etc., etc. Did the
  Israelis not hear Petraeus's testimony?
  Further: Of course, whatever the outcome of such a raid, one of the inevitable ones would be the death of the peace
  process, such as it is, on the very eve of Bibi's scheduled visit to Obama, which would have been, under any
  circumstance, in light of the raid, profoundly humiliating for the president. Or are the Israelis bone stupid? I don't think so.
  Cheers,
  Sid
  Like Father, Like Son? Netanyahu's Father Says Son Not
  Serious About Two-State Solution.
  July 8, 2009 1 Comment
  In a controversial interview with Israel's Channel II News, the father of Prime Minister Netanyahu, Professor Benzion
  Netanyahu, says that his son does not support a Palestinian state. The elder Netanyahu, claims that the prime Minister
  told him he deliberately placed impossible conditions before the Palestinians.
  Here are excerpts from the interview. When asked if his son really changed his position concerning a Palestinian state,
  the 100 year-old historian unequivocally answered: (translation mine)
  "He does not support. He supports such conditions that they (the Arabs) will never accept it. That is what I
  heard from him. I didn't propose these conditions, he did. They will never accept these conditions. Not
  one of them."
  When asked about his own personal opinion about a Palestinian state, the senior Netanyahu stated:
  Herzl and Nordau (fathers of zionist movement) did not labor to create a Palestinian state. This land is
  Jewish land and not a land for the Arabs. There is no place here for Arabs, and there wont be a place
  here for the Arabs. They will never agree to the conditions.
  Published: 04/18/10, 9:03 AM / Last Update: 04/18/10, 9:21 AM
  Netanyahu Visits Grave of Brother Who Fell in
  Entebbe Rescue
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770839 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770839 Date: 08/31/2015
  by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
  Follow Israel news on 4nd
  On Saturday night, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visited the grave of his brother Yoni, who fell during the daring
  rescue of hijacked Israelis in Entebbe, Uganda in 1976.
  He and his wife Sarah decided to go to the gravesite on Mount Herzl 24 hours before the beginning of Remembrance Day
  for Fallen Soldiers in order to prevent security tie-ups for thousands of other Israelis who will visit the cemetery Sunday
  night and Monday.
  The Netanyahus were moved emotionally after seeing for the first time a commemorative decoration that the IDF carved
  into the gravestone of Yoni, who led the rescue operation and was the only soldier to die in the maneuver. One of his less
  known heroic deeds is his saving a soldier from across Syrian lines in the Yom Kippur War in 1973.
  Sirens will sound throughout Israel for one minute at 8 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT) Sunday night to mark the beginning of Memorial
  Day for 22,682 Fallen Soldiers and 2,431 victims of Arab terrorist attacks following the re-establishment of the State of
  Israel after 2,000 years. Another 1,500 civilians were killed between 1860 and the 1948 War for Independence, when
  seven Arab nations attacked the fledging, newly declared state just three years after the Holocaust ended.
  On Monday morning, a two-minute siren will sound at 11 a.m. (4 a.m. EDT). (IsraelNationalNews.com)
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  Netanyahu pleased: I didn't capitulate
  Ben Caspit, Maariv, May 27 2010 [page 2 with front page lead; Hebrew original here and at bottom of post]
  In the course of intimate conversations over the past few weeks with top political officials and civil servants, Prime Minister
  Binyamin Netanyahu has said, according to his interlocutors, that he managed to defeat the US administration.
  Netanyahu is pleased by the fact that the Americans failed, so he said, to twist his arm and that ultimately, in the duel between
  him and the Obama administration, he was the one who emerged with the upper hand. We did not make concessions on our red
  lines and they failed to make us fold and to drag us to places we didn't want to go, said Netanyahu, according to people who
  heard him speak.
  Netanyahu is convinced that he is not going to be forced to extend the settlement construction freeze, which is due to expire in
  September. According to senior officials in Jerusalem, an agreement has already been reached with the administration that the
  Israeli government will not announce an extension of the construction freeze in the territories, and the Americans will "make
  sure" that the Palestinians do not withdraw from the talks. Israel, however, will not take "aggressive" action and construction
  will be resumed only in areas that are clearly within the consensus inside the settlement blocs.
  The Prime Minister 's Bureau vigorously denied the above report. "The statements attributed to the prime minister are
  incorrect," said a spokesman in the Prime Minister's Bureau. "They were not said by Netanyahu in any forum. The reason is
  simple: the prime minister does not think that, Prime Minister Netanyahu holds in great esteem the commitment by President
  Obama and the administration to Israel's security and their efforts to renew the peace process in our region."
  Eli Bardenstein adds: The formal invitation that Netanyahu received yesterday to meet with President Obama next week might
  attest to a radical change in the White House's attitude towards him. Political sources in Israel described the planned meeting
  as "the peak of the campaign for Israel and the Jews that has been pursued by the Obama administration in the past number of
  weeks." The sources said that the meeting was geared to put an end to the grave crisis that erupted some two months ago
  between the Obama administration and Netanyahu over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and particularly over the continued
  construction in East Jerusalem, and to mend the mistaken impression that was received as if Israel was "no longer an absolute
  ally of the United States."
  That crisis, which was initiated by the Americans, elicited fierce criticism in the United States, and sparked a desire among
  members of the Obama administration to rectib) the situation. Another reason for the administration's desire to end the crisis
  is the fear offailure in the upcoming Congressional elections in November. "The Democratic Party's coffers are empty.
  Many Democrat members of Congress and Senators have complained that if the hazing of Israel were to continue, they
  would be unable to obtain donations from Jews and were liable to lose the elections," said one source in Washington.
  The prevalent assessment is that Netanyahu will be received far more warmly in Washington next week than he was two months
  ago. This time the meeting will be covered by the media and the two leaders are expected to have their picture taken together
  and to give statements to the media.
  That said, sources in Washington noted that "Netanyahu is leery of the meeting with Obama and of walking into a trap once
  again. He knows that the smiles notwithstanding, behind closed doors he is going to have to give answers to very difficult
  questions, like 'how do you envision the end of the negotiations with the Palestinians.'"
  Netanyahu is to begin his political travels today in Paris, where he is to attend the ceremony in honor of Israel's acceptance
  into the OECD. The prime minister will be arriving in a city that is on strike, which is liable to impede his movement through
  the city streets to the center of Paris for his meetings.

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  Netanyahu pleased: I didn't capitulate
  Ben Caspit, Maariv, May 27 2010 [page 2 with front page lead; Hebrew original here and at bottom of post]
  In the course of intimate conversations over the past few weeks with top political officials and civil servants, Prime Minister
  Binyamin Netanyahu has said, according to his interlocutors, that he managed to defeat the US administration.
  Netanyahu is pleased by the fact that the Americans failed, so he said, to twist his arm and that ultimately, in the duel between
  him and the Obama administration, he was the one who emerged with the upper hand. We did not make concessions on our red
  lines and they failed to make us fold and to drag us to places we didn't want to go, said Netanyahu, according to people who
  heard him speak.
  Netanyahu is convinced that he is not going to be forced to extend the settlement construction freeze, which is due to expire in
  September. According to senior officials in Jerusalem, an agreement has already been reached with the administration that the
  Israeli government will not announce an extension of the construction freeze in the territories, and the Americans will "make
  sure" that the Palestinians do not withdraw from the talks. Israel, however, will not take "aggressive" action and construction
  will be resumed only in areas that are clearly within the consensus inside the settlement blocs.
  The Prime Minister 's Bureau vigorously denied the above report. "The statements attributed to the prime minister are
  incorrect," said a spokesman in the Prime Minister's Bureau. "They were not said by Netanyahu in any forum. The reason is
  simple: the prime minister does not think that, Prime Minister Netanyahu holds in great esteem the commitment by President
  Obama and the administration to Israel's security and their efforts to renew the peace process in our region."
  Eli Bardenstein adds: The formal invitation that Netanyahu received yesterday to meet with President Obama next week might
  attest to a radical change in the White House's attitude towards him. Political sources in Israel described the planned meeting
  as "the peak of the campaign for Israel and the Jews that has been pursued by the Obama administration in the past number of
  weeks." The sources said that the meeting was geared to put an end to the grave crisis that erupted some two months ago
  between the Obama administration and Netanyahu over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and particularly over the continued
  construction in East Jerusalem, and to mend the mistaken impression that was received as if Israel was "no longer an absolute
  ally of the United States."
  That crisis, which was initiated by the Americans, elicited fierce criticism in the United States, and sparked a desire among
  members of the Obama administration to rectib) the situation. Another reason for the administration's desire to end the crisis
  is the fear offailure in the upcoming Congressional elections in November. "The Democratic Party's coffers are empty.
  Many Democrat members of Congress and Senators have complained that if the hazing of Israel were to continue, they
  would be unable to obtain donations from Jews and were liable to lose the elections," said one source in Washington.
  The prevalent assessment is that Netanyahu will be received far more warmly in Washington next week than he was two months
  ago. This time the meeting will be covered by the media and the two leaders are expected to have their picture taken together
  and to give statements to the media.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770840 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770840 Date: 08/31/2015
  That said, sources in Washington noted that "Netanyahu is leery of the meeting with Obama and of walking into a trap once
  again. He knows that the smiles notwithstanding, behind closed doors he is going to have to give answers to very difficult
  questions, like 'how do you envision the end of the negotiations with the Palestinians.'"
  Netanyahu is to begin his political travels today in Paris, where he is to attend the ceremony in honor of Israel's acceptance
  into the OECD. The prime minister will be arriving in a city that is on strike, which is liable to impede his movement through
  the city streets to the center of Paris for his meetings.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770840 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Draft statement for use in the Council Chamber, May 31, 2010
  Thank you, Mr. President. Assistant Secretary-General Fernandez-Taranco, thank you for your briefing.

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  Thank you, Mr. President. Assistant Secretary-General Fernandez-Taranco, thank you for your briefing.
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  That is correct. We are set on 6.
  Isabelle coming at 7:30 to whitehaven.

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  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov'
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  That is correct. We are set on 6.
  Isabelle coming at 7:30 to whitehaven.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.govI <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:34:26 2010
  Subject: Shuttle
  The Service still has me leaving at 6am tomorrow. Is that right?
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  We have a reservation for tonight's 9pm (the last one). I can move to the 8pm if that's what we would like to do.
  Lona Valmoro
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  direct)

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  Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 2:09 PM
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  We have a reservation for tonight's 9pm (the last one). I can move to the 8pm if that's what we would like to do.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:46:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  Ok but I'm confused since I remember talking w Lona about changing to 8 tonight.
  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:36:41 2010
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  That is correct. We are set on 6.
  Isabelle coming at 7:30 to whitehaven.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:34:26 2010
  Subject: Shuttle
  The Service still has me leaving at 6am tomorrow. Is that right?
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ExtractedBodyText: Oh sorry. I didn't know you wanted to change to tonite for sure.
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  Oh sorry. I didn't know you wanted to change to tonite for sure.
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  To: H; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon May 31 14:08:38 2010
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  We have a reservation for tonight's 9pm (the last one). I can move to the 8pm if that's what we would like to do.
  Lona Valmoro
  S ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Huma Abedin <Huma@clintonemail.com>; Valmoro, Lona1
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:46:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  Ok but I'm confused since I remember talking w Lona about changing to 8 tonight.
  Original Message
  From: Huma Abedin
  To: H; 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:36:41 2010
  Subject: Re: Shuttle
  That is correct. We are set on 6.
  Isabelle coming at 7:30 to whitehaven.
  Original Message
  From: H
  To: 'ValmoroU@state.gov' <ValmoroU@state.gov>; Huma Abedin
  Sent: Mon May 31 13:34:26 2010
  Subject: Shuttle
  The Service still has me leaving at 6am tomorrow. Is that right?
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  REMARKS BY AMBASSADOR ALEJANDRO WOLFF, DEPUTY PERMANENT U. S. REPRESNETATIVE TO THE UNITED NATIONS, AT AN EMERGENCY SESSION OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL, MAY 31, 2010

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  FYI
  From: Barks-Ruggles, Erica 3
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 3
  Sent: Mon May 31 15:45:40 2010
  Subject: Fw: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at
  an Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  Jake-
  FYI - here is the final as released. - Erica
  Sent from my Blackberry - apologies for typos and brevity.
  From: USUN, PRESS
  To: USUN, PRESS
  Sent: Mon May 31 15:40:41 2010
  Subject: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at an
  Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  United States Mission to the United Nations
  Office of Press and Public Diplomacy
  140 East 45th Street
  New York, NY 10017
  (212) 415-4050
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  Follow us on <http://twitter.com/AmbassadorRice> and
  <http://www.facebook.com/AmbassadorRice>
  USUN PRESS RELEASE #109 May 31, 2010
  AS DELIVERED
  Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff; Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at
  an Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  Thank you, Mr. President and thank you, Assistant Secretary-General Fernandez-Taranco.
  The United States is deeply disturbed by the recent violence and regrets the tragic loss of life and injuries
  suffered among those involved in the incident last night aboard the Gaza-bound ships. We are working to
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770850 Date: 08/31/2015

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  ascertain the facts. We expect a credible and transparent investigation and strongly urge the Israeli government
  to investigate the incident fully.
  As I stated in the Chamber in December 2008, when we were confronted by a similar situation, mechanisms
  exist for the transfer of humanitarian assistance to Gaza by member states and groups that want to do so. These
  non-provocative and non-confrontational mechanisms should be the ones used for the benefit of all those in
  Gaza. Direct delivery by sea is neither appropriate nor responsible, and certainly not effective, under the
  circumstances.
  The United States remains deeply concerned by the suffering of civilians in Gaza, and the deterioration of the
  situation there, including the humanitarian and human rights situation. We continue to believe the situation is
  unsustainable and is not in the interests of any of those concerned. We will continue to engage the Israelis on a
  daily basis to expand the scope and type of goods allowed into Gaza to address the full range of the population's
  humanitarian and recovery needs. Hamas' interference with international assistance shipments and the work of
  nongovernmental organizations complicates efforts in Gaza. Its continued arms smuggling and commitment to
  terrorism undermines security and prosperity for Palestinians and Israelis alike.
  We will continue to work closely with the Government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority, along with
  international NGOs and the UN, to provide adequate access for humanitarian goods, including reconstruction
  materials, through the border crossings, while bearing in mind the Government of Israel's legitimate security
  concerns.
  Ultimately, this incident underscores the need to move ahead quickly with negotiations that can lead to a
  comprehensive peace in the region. The only viable solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement,
  negotiated between the parties, that ends the occupation that began in 1967 and fulfills the aspirations of both
  parties for independent homelands through two states for two peoples, Israel and an independent, contiguous,
  and viable state of Palestine, living side by side in peace and security. We call again on our international
  partners — both inside and outside this Council — to promote an atmosphere of cooperation between the parties
  and throughout the entire region.
  Thank you, Mr. President.
  ###
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Sullivan, Jacob i
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  Subject: Re: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at
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  Are you back yet? If so, pis call me thru Ops.
  Original Message
  From: Sullivan, Jacobi <Sullivaral@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 31 15:51:38 2010
  Subject: Fw: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at
  an Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  FYI
  From: Barks-Ruggles, Erica J
  To: Sullivan, Jacob 1
  Sent: Mon May 31 15:45:40 2010 ,
  Subject: Fw: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at
  an Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  Jake -
  FYI - here is the final as released. - Erica
  Sent from my Blackberry - apologies for typos and brevity.
  From: USUN, PRESS
  To: USUN, PRESS
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770851 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770851 Date: 08/31/2015
  Sent: Mon May 31 15:40:41 2010
  Subject: Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at an
  Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  United States Mission to the United Nations Office of Press and Public Diplomacy
  140 East 45th Street
  New York, NY 10017
  (212) 415-4050
  http://www.usun.state.gov <http://www.usun.state.gov/>
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  USUN PRESS RELEASE #109 May 31, 2010
  AS DELIVERED
  Remarks by Ambassador Alejandro Wolff, Deputy Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, at an
  Emergency Session of the Security Council, May 31, 2010
  Thank you, Mr. President and thank you, Assistant Secretary-General Fernandez-Taranco.
  The United States is deeply disturbed by the recent violence and regrets the tragic loss of life and injuries suffered
  among those involved in the incident last night aboard the Gaza-bound ships. We are working to ascertain the facts.
  We expect a credible and transparent investigation and strongly urge the Israeli government to investigate the incident
  fully.
  As I stated in the Chamber in December 2008, when we were confronted by a similar situation, mechanisms exist for the
  transfer of humanitarian assistance to Gaza by member states and groups that want to do so. These non-provocative
  and non-confrontational mechanisms should be the ones used for the benefit of all those in Gaza. Direct delivery by sea
  is neither appropriate nor responsible, and certainly not effective, under the circumstances.
  The United States remains deeply concerned by the suffering of civilians in Gaza, and the deterioration of the situation
  there, including the humanitarian and human rights situation. We continue to believe the situation is unsustainable and
  is not in the interests of any of those concerned. We will continue to engage the Israelis on a daily basis to expand the
  scope and type of goods allowed into Gaza to address the full range of the population's humanitarian and recovery
  needs. Hamas' interference with international assistance shipments and the work of nongovernmental organizations
  complicates efforts in Gaza. Its continued arms smuggling and commitment to terrorism undermines security and
  prosperity for Palestinians and Israelis alike.
  We will continue to work closely with the Government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority, along with international
  NGOs and the UN, to provide adequate access for humanitarian goods, including reconstruction materials, through the
  border crossings, while bearing in mind the Government of Israel's legitimate security concerns.
  Ultimately, this incident underscores the need to move ahead quickly with negotiations that can lead to a
  comprehensive peace in the region. The only viable solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an agreement,
  negotiated between the parties, that ends the occupation that began in 1967 and fulfills the aspirations of both parties
  for independent homelands through two states for two peoples, Israel and an independent, contiguous, and viable state
  of Palestine, living side by side in peace and security. We call again on our international partners — both inside and
  outside this Council —to promote an atmosphere of cooperation between the parties and throughout the entire region.
  Thank you, Mr. President.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770851 Date: 08/31/2015

  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770851 Date: 08/31/2015
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  MS, tomorrow you were scheduled to have a pre-brief prior to the Netanyahu meeting which included Senator Mitchell.
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  MS, tomorrow you were scheduled to have a pre-brief prior to the Netanyahu meeting which included Senator Mitchell.
  Would you like to still see him (he was scheduled around 12:30pm)?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
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  Sounds good, ty.
  Lona Valmoro
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  To:
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  Sounds good, ty.
  Lona Valmoro
  S • ecial Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:10:13 2010
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Yes, I would.
  Original Message ----
  From: Valmoro, Lona J <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:08:33 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  MS, tomorrow you were scheduled to have a pre-brief prior to the Netanyahu meeting which included Senator Mitchell.
  Would you like to still see him (he was scheduled around 12:30pm)?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  (direct)
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  Yes, it is now at 11:15am. We can do a solid pre-brief at 10:30am with the whole team.
  Lona Valmoro
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  Lona Valmoro
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  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona J
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:14:23 2010
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Also, did Jake reach you about moving the Dav'ou mtg back so we can be better prepared?
  Original Message ---
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  To: H
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:11:59 2010
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Sounds good, ty.
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
  direct)
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  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Valmoro, Lona 1
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:10:13 2010
  Subject: Re: Schedule
  Yes, I would.
  Original Message
  From: Valmoro, Lona.' <ValmoroU@state.gov>
  To: H; Abedin, Huma <AbedinH@state.gov>
  Sent: Mon May 31 18:08:33 2010
  Subject: Schedule
  MS, tomorrow you were scheduled to have a pre-brief prior to the Netanyahu meeting which included Senator Mitchell.
  Would you like to still see him (he was scheduled around 12:30pm)?
  Lona Valmoro
  Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
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  B5
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  From: Slaughter, Anne-Marie <SlaughterA@state.gov>
  Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 7:43 PM
  To:
  Cc: Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: Ashton Teleconference w/ Israeli FM
  B5
  See below for a summary of Cathy Ashton's conversation w/ Lieberman from her policy planner.
  AM
  From: Schmid Helga
  To: Slaughter, Anne-Marie
  Sent: Mon May 31 07:19:32 2010
  Subject: Teleconference HR Ashton/Israeli FM
  Dear Anne Marie,
  I am currently travelling with Cathy Ashton. She just spoke to Liberman
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  Many thanks. Will keep you posted.
  Original Message ----
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemail.com>
  To: Rice, Susan E (USUN)
  Sent: Mon May 31 23:04:05 2010
  Subject: Here it is!
  Susan--Pls feel free to use (whatever my current address may be!) anytime. Thx for another great effort. Call if you need
  me. HRC
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770857 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 10:08 AM
  To: H
  Subject FW: (AP) Arab League backs Palestinians on restarting talks
  FYI
  From: Withers, Anne M
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 10:07 AM
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Subject: (AP) Arab League backs Palestinians on restarting talks
  CAIRO (AP) - Qatar's prime minister says the Arab nations have endorsed direct Palestinian talks with the Israelis but left
  the timing to the Palestinians themselves. Sheik Hamad bin Jassem Al Thani, who chaired the meeting of Arab foreign
  ministers in Cairo said July 29 the timing of the direct talks "is a matter for the Palestinian side to decide." The U.S. and
  the Europeans have been pushing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to restart the direct talks, which broke off in
  2008, immediately. Abbas, however, has said he would only restart talks if Israel agrees to a halt in settlement
  construction and accepts a Palestinian state in territories seized in the 1967 Middle East war, the West Bank, Gaza, and
  east Jerusalem. He first wants progress in the current U.S. mediated indirect talks.
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  To:
  Subject: Fw: (AP) Arab League backs Palestinians on restarting talks
  From: Withers, Anne M
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  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Thu Jul 29 10:06:50 2010
  Subject: (AP) Arab League backs Palestinians on restarting talks
  CAIRO (AP) - Qatar's prime minister says the Arab nations have endorsed direct Palestinian talks with the Israelis but left
  the timing to the Palestinians themselves. Sheik Hamad bin Jassem Al Thani, who chaired the meeting of Arab foreign
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  2008, immediately. Abbas, however, has said he would only restart talks if Israel agrees to a halt in settlement
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  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770874 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:10 PM
  To:
  Subject FW: 7/29 staff meeting notes
  From: Bennett, Virginia L
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 11:58 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Mull, Stephen D
  Subject: 7/29 staff meeting notes
  Pat K chaired both the 8:45 and the 9:15 meetings.
  On the Arizona immigration law — Harold noted that AZ
  Roberta Jacobson added that our conversations with Mexican officials are much more positive today than they
  were yesterday.
  In Hill news, the Judiciary Committee went with the broadest consular notifications category language, i.e. not just
  limited to the Avena Mexican death row plaintiffs. Rich was skeptical that the bill would get to the floor before the
  recess. Harold is going to work on possibly Separately,
  Senate Republicans (not including Corker or Isakson) have signed a letter indicating their intent to vote again
  to
  be marked up next week instead. Last, Bob Einhorn is appearing today before the HOGR with Treasury and GAO on Iran
  sanctions implementation.
  Rich did note he is kicking around the idea
  The Colombia / Venezuela fracas seems to be petering out a bit and we are less concerned than we had been; Roberta
  reported that we are watching the UNASUR meeting carefully but we anticipate the August 7 inauguration will provide a
  new chapter opening. Lula is traveling to both Venezuela and Colombia before the inauguration.
  Last, the FAA is holding up the public announcement on Mexico until after the Mexican transport secretary visits on
  Monday.
  virginia
  Virginia L. Bennett
  Deputy Executive Secretary
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  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:48 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: 7/29 staff meeting notes
  From: Bennett, Virginia L
  To: Mills, Cheryl D; Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Cc: Mull, Stephen D
  Sent: Thu Jul 29 11:58:28 2010
  Subject: 7/29 staff meeting notes
  Pat K chaired both the 8:45 and the 9:15 meetings.
  On the Arizona immigration law — Harold noted that AZ
  Roberta Jacobson added that our conversations with Mexican officials are much more positive today than they
  were yesterday.
  In Hill news the Judiciary Committee went with the broadest consular notifications category language, i.e. not just
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  Senate Republicans (not including Corker or Isakson) have signed a letter indicating their intent to vote again \
  \ to
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  Rich did note he is kicking around the idea
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  new chapter opening. Lula is traveling to both Venezuela and Colombia before the inauguration.
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  Monday.
  virginia
  Virginia L. Bennett
  Deputy Executive Secretary
  7-5302
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  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:48 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Thank you calls
  What do u think?
  Original Message ---
  From: Rudman, Mara
  To: Sullivan, Jacobi; Abedin, Huma
  Sent: Thu Jul 29 12:47:19 2010
  Subject: FW: Thank you calls
  Jake and Huma,
  et us know.
  Thanks
  Mara
  Original Message
  From: Hale, David M
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:34 PM
  To: Sachar, Alon (NEMPA); Irwin, Matthew T; Waters, John R; igeorge
  Cc: Wailes, Jacob; Rudman, Mara; Tsou, Leslie M
  Subject: Thank you calls
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  HRC: the email below is fro Love that guy. He wanted to share this news with
  you. Kudos!!!!

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  >
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  To:
  Subject: FW: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  HRC: the email below is fro Love that guy. He wanted to share this news with
  you. Kudos!!!!
  From:
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 2:03 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  FW: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....member of the Trans community telling me that she would "crawl through
  broken glass" for HRC. A LOT of people are very grateful to her for her support of the travel changes that the
  State Dept. has initiated. One more time for me to remind them that she's still "our girl." Have much fun
  and a little relaxation this weekend!
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  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 5:40 PM
  To:
  Subject: RE: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  Oh yeah
  Original Message--
  From: H [mailto:HDR22@clintonemail.com]
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 4:03 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Re: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  Pls thank or passing on the positive reactions.
  Original Message ---
  From: Ebeling, Betsy
  To: H
  Sent: Thu Jul 29 15:44:07 2010
  Subject: FW: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  HRC: the email below is from Love that guy. He wanted to share this news with you. Kudos!!!!
  From:
  Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 2:03 PM
  To: Ebeling, Betsy
  Subject: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....
  FW: Just talked to yet ANOTHER....member of the Trans community telling me that she would "crawl through broken
  glass" for HRC. A LOT of people are very grateful to her for her support of the travel changes that the State Dept. has
  initiated. One more time for me to remind them that she's still "our girl." Have much fun and a little relaxation this
  weekend!
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  Nothing earth-shaking in the meeting. Better to report by phone than in writing.
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  Subject Draft tatement
  Below is a draft statement:
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770892 Date: 08/31/2015



DocNumber: C05770895
MetadataSubject: (AP) U. S. EMBASSY STAFF IN PARIS FALL ILL; MAIL SUSPECTED
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  Sent: Friday, July 30, 2010 8:01 AM
  To:
  Subject Fw: (AP) U.S. Embassy staff in Paris fall ill; mail suspected
  From: Withers, Anne M
  To: NEWS-EUR; NEWS-Mahogany; M_Staff; DS Command Center; DGHR-PC
  Cc: SES-O_Shift-II
  Sent: Fri Jul 30 07:56:54 2010
  Subject: (AP) U.S. Embassy staff in Paris fall ill; mail suspected
  PARIS (AP) The U.S. Embassy in Paris says two of its employees are undergoing medical tests after handling a suspicious
  letter. Embassy spokesman Paul Patin says employees in the mailroom identified a "suspicious letter" and French
  authorities were summoned to examine it. He says "we have no indication that anyone is in danger or hurt" but that the
  two employees who handled the letter are being examined by medical authorities. A Paris police official says the two
  were feeling "unwell" and that the incident is being investigated.
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  on monday so we set time for 1:30pm monday
  advised i am getting report B6

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  OKAY- I DIDN'T DO IT - SHE WS SO EXCITED ABOUT HER WEEKEND. ADVISED I AM GETTING REPORT ON MONDAY SO WE SET TIME FOR 1:30PM MONDAY

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  Subject Okay- i didn't do it -
  on monday so we set time for 1:30pm monday
  advised i am getting report B6
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770897 Date: 08/31/2015



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  Sent: Friday, July 30, 2010 5:37 PM
  To:
  Subject Fw: (Reuters) Israel launches air strikes on Gaza
  From: Rudnitski, Jennine R
  To: NEWS-Mahogany
  Cc: McGovern, Bridget (Helen-Mary)
  Sent: Fri Jul 30 16:58:25 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Israel launches air strikes on Gaza
  GAZA (Reuters) - Israel carried out air strikes on targets in the Gaza Strip after a rocket fired from the Palestinian
  territory exploded in the city of Ashkelon, local witnesses said. Palestinians reported several explosions in Gaza City and
  Israeli aircraft could be heard flying over the territory. There were no immediate reports of injuries. The Israeli military
  had no immediate comment. Earlier, Palestinian militants in Gaza fired a rocket into Ashkelon on Israel's Mediterranean
  coast, causing damage but no injuries.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770901 Date: 08/31/2015



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ExtractedBodyText: I should have left the blackberry in dc...but yes thanks for the reminder!
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  Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 6:19 PM
  To:
  Subject: Re: Schedule for Thursday, August 12, 2010
  I should have left the blackberry in dc...but yes thanks for the reminder!
  Original Message
  From: H <HDR22@clintonemailcom>
  To: Verma, Richard R
  Sent: Wed Aug 11 17:55:26 2010
  Subject: Re: Schedule for Thursday, August 12, 2010
  Remember, you're on vacation!
  Original Message
  From: Verma, Richard R <VermaRR@state.gov>
  To: H
  Sent: Wed Aug 11 16:21:03 2010
  Subject: Fw: Schedule for Thursday, August 12, 2010
  Senate will go into session tomorrow to pass border security bill by uc.
  Original Message
  From: Stout, Jennifer P
  To: H_SeniorStaff
  Sent: Wed Aug 11 15:44:52 2010
  Subject: FW: Schedule for Thursday, August 12, 2010
  Original Message
  From: Engle, Tricia (DPC) [mailto:Tricia_Engle@dpc.senate.gov]
  Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 3:43 PM
  To: Undisclosed recipients
  Subject: Schedule for Thursday, August 12, 2010
  The Senate will convene tomorrow, Thursday, August 12th at 10 a.m., for the sole purpose of receiving and passing by
  consent H.R. 6080, border security, and a resolution on the death of Senator Stevens. This will be an extremely short
  session as we will just be doing these two items.
  Once the session concludes tomorrow, we are out until September 13th. Tricia Engle Senior Floor Assistant to Senate
  Majority Leader Harry Reid
  To view the Senate Democratic Floor Schedule visit http:Themocrats.senate.govicalendar/
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  Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 8:40 AM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: (Reuters) Israel said to reject Palestinian formula for talks
  From: Moore, Anna W
  To: NEWS-EUR; NEWS-Mahogany; SES_DutyDeputies
  Cc: Shaker, Joan P
  Sent: Thu Aug 12 08:06:19 2010
  Subject: (Reuters) Israel said to reject Palestinian formula for talks
  JERUSALEM (Reuters) — Israel has rejected a Palestinian proposal to begin face-to-face peace talks on the basis of a
  statement by major powers that would set their terms of reference. Reports in the left-wing dailies Haaretz and Maariv
  said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. envoy George Mitchell that he wants direct talks to start immediately
  but will not accept any preconditions. Netanyahu spokesman Mark Regev had no direct comment on the reports, which
  said Mitchell's mission had "failed." Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas refuses to engage in direct talks before
  Netanyahu agrees to a clear agenda.
  UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05770935 Date: 08/31/2015



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  FYI
  Now one event (WFP and UNICEF — Sheeran and Lake will now be part of our event at UNGA).
  cdm

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  Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 10:10 AM
  To:
  Cc: Abedin, Huma; Sullivan, Jacob J
  Subject: FW: WFP-UNICEF call
  FYI
  Now one event (WFP and UNICEF — Sheeran and Lake will now be part of our event at UNGA).
  cdm
  From: Huang, Cindy Y
  Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 9:55 AM
  To: Mills, Cheryl D
  Cc: Nagy, Eleanor; Haslach, Patricia M; Seiden, Maya D; Toiv, Nora F
  Subject: WFP-UNICEF call
  Cheryl, Pat chaired the call with WFP-UNICEF-Ireland this morning, and Eleanor, Laura and I also participated from our
  side. All agency reps were very supportive of merging the events, with US-Irish co-hosting. Per your email last night, we
  need to work on the framing/wording around the role of WFP-UNICEF in Part II/Roundtable. Am available to discuss this
  and the overall blocking whenever you have time.
  Thanks! Cindy
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MetadataSubject: CONVERSATION WITH PRESIDENT JOHN ATTA MILLS RE KOSMOS-EXXON MOBIL DEAL
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  1.4(B),B1,1.4(D),B6
  From: Sullivan, Jacob J <SullivanJJ@state.gov>
  Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 8:56 PM
  To:
  Subject: Fw: Conversation with President John Atta Mills Re Kosmos-ExxonMobil Deal
  Fyi - Johnnie's conversation w prez of Ghana.
  From: Carson, Johnnie
  To: Sullivan, Jacob
  Cc: Fuchs, Michael H; Yamamoto, Donald Y; Cook, Akunna E
  Sent: Thu Aug 12 20:48:09 2010
  Subject: Conversation with President John Atta Mills Re Kosmos-ExxonMobil Deal
  Classified by DAS, A/GIS, DoS on
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  08/11/2035
  Jake: I told the Secretary that I would give her a brief readout of my conversation with President Mills about the Bi
  Kosmos-ExxonMobil deal. Can you pass this brief summary to her? We will send a full IM later. 1.4(B)
  Madam Secretary: 1.4(D)
  I spoke to President John Atta Mills for about fifteen minutes on Thursday evening, August 12.
  I agreed to meet Mills and his ambassador next Tuesday. President
  Mills is currently in the U.S. on vacation and to
  Respectfully, Johnnie Carson
  B6
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  Published on The New Republic (http://www.tnr.com)
  The Unnecessary Fall
  A counter-history of the Obama presidency.
  • John B. Judis
  • August 12, 2010 I 12:00 am
  On April 14, 2009, as Barack Obama's standing in the polls was beginning to slip, and as Tea Party demonstrators were
  amassing in Washington for tax day protests, the president gave a lengthy address atGeorgetown University explaining the
  "five pillars" of his economic policies. The speech was intended to promote a memorable slogan for Obama's program that
  would evoke comparisons with Theodore Roosevelt's Square Deal, Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, and Lyndon Johnson's
  Great Society.
  Obama's contribution was to be the New Foundation. "We must lay a new foundation for growth and prosperity—a
  foundation that will move us from an era of borrow and spend to one where we save and invest," he declared. Obama
  would repeat the phrase seven times that day and on many more occasions over the next months. At Obama's private
  White House dinner with presidential historians that June, the historians were no more impressed than the public with
  the New Foundation as a slogan. "I don't think it's going to work," Robert Dallek warned. Doris Kearns Goodwin said it
  sounded "like a woman's girdle."
  One of these historians might have been able to forewarn Obama that the slogan had been unsuccessfully deployed by a
  Democratic president once before. In his 1979 State of the Union address, Jimmy Carter began, "Tonight, I want to
  examine in a broad sense the state of our American Union—how we are building a new foundation for a peaceful and a
  prosperous world." Carter would use the phrase five times in the speech, including in its conclusion, where he asked
  members of Congress to join him "in building that new foundation." Like Obama's effort, the phrase inspired, at most, a
  few underwear jokes and was then forgotten.
  Obama's evocation of Carter was obviously unintended—but the Man from Plains is indeed the specter now hanging over
  his presidency. Of course, Obama has already accomplished more in his first 20 months than Jimmy Carter did during his
  entire presidency. But there is a disturbing political resemblance between the two presidencies. Both men ran inspired
  campaigns in which they positioned themselves above the scandals and partisan quarrels of their predecessors and
  initially stirred hopes of a "transformational" presidency. But, as presidents, both men somehow failed to connect with
  large parts of the electorate.
  To be sure, there are a number of very specific reasons why Carter and Obama landed in political trouble. Both men
  contended with rising unemployment—Carter with rampant inflation as well—and voters' approval of a president and his
  party tend to track closely with changes in the economy. Carter faced friction in his own party and the rise of a powerful
  business lobby, and Obama has dealt with a Republican Party that has frustrated his dreams of a post-partisan presidency.
  Yet the most important reason for their difficulties—evident in their inept attempts to brand their programs—has been an
  inability to develop a politics that resonates with the public.
  In the United States, politics pivots around the allegiance of the middle class, even as its identity has changed from
  yeoman farmers and mechanics to store clerks, office workers, x-ray technicians, and small business owners. They are, in
  Bill Clinton's words, "those who work hard and play by the rules." They are the central characters in a populist rhetoric
  that goes back to the early republic. It depicts the middle class as embattled and threatened either from forces below
  (impoverished immigrants, welfare cheaters, ghetto rioters) or above (Wall Street speculators, state bureaucrats, K Street
  lobbyists). Populism can be embraced by Glenn Beck or Tom Harkin. It is intrinsically neither left-wing nor right-wing.
  Politicians, such as Franklin Roosevelt or Ronald Reagan, who found a way of using populism's appeal during downturns
  have enjoyed success, while those who have spurned it have suffered accordingly. If, in circumstances like the present one,
  you don't develop a populist politics, your adversaries will use populism to define you as an enemy of the people. That's
  what Carter discovered during the stagflation of the late '70s. And that's what has happened in the last 20 months of the
  Great Recession to Barack Obama and to the Democratic Party he leads.
  Obama took office with widespread popular support, even among Republicans, and some of his first efforts, including the
  $800 billion stimulus, initially enjoyed strong public favor. But that wide appeal began to dissipate by the late spring of
  2009. Disillusion with Obama fueled the November defeat of Democratic gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and
  Virginia. By January 2010, it was a crucial factor in Republican Scott Brown's astonishing victory over Martha Coakley in
  Massachusetts.
  In the postmortem debate over these defeats, some Democrats have blamed Obama's dogged pursuit of health care reform
  while the economy was hemorrhaging jobs. That may have been a factor, but the real damage was done earlier. What
  doomed Obama politically was the way he dealt with the financial crisis in the first six months of his presidency. In an
  atmosphere primed for a populist backlash, he allowed the right wing to define the terms.
  As Obama was delivering his inaugural address, the financial crisis was already in full swing; and it was already apparent
  that financial speculation, outright fraud, and irresponsible and sometimes illegal housing-loan practices had played a
  very large role in precipitating the crisis. The public was up in arms. But, instead of rallying the public against the "money
  changers," as Roosevelt had done in his first inaugural, Obama, taking a leaf from Jimmy Carter's infamous "malaise"
  speech, put the blame on the public as a whole. "Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and
  irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new
  age," he declared.
  Over the next month, Obama would periodically criticize bankers after embarrassing revelations—at various times calling
  the bonuses they gave themselves "shameful" and an "outrage"—but, after hearing complaints about his rhetoric from the
  bankers, he would back off. At a private meeting on March 28 with 13 Wall Street CEOs, the president, his spokesman
  Robert Gibbs said, "emphasized that Wall Street needs Main Street and Main Street needs Wall Street." And, in his
  Georgetown speech, Obama returned to his theme of collective responsibility. The recession, Obama said, "was caused by
  a perfect storm of irresponsibility and poor decision-making that stretched from Wall Street to Washington to Main
  Street."
  Obama's policy followed the same swerving course as his rhetoric. One week, he would favor harsh restrictions on bank
  and insurance-company bonuses, but, the next week, he would waver; one week, he would support legislation allowing
  bankruptcy judges to reduce the amount that homeowners threatened with foreclosure owed the banks; the next week, he
  would fail to protest when bank lobbyists pressured the Senate to kill these provisions. But, more importantly, Obama—in
  sharp contrast to Roosevelt in his first months—failed to push Congress to immediately enact new financial regulations or
  even to set up a commission to investigate fraud. (When Congress finally appointed a commission in July 2009, Obama
  and his party put a milquetoast Democratic politician, former California State Treasurer Philip Angelides, in charge of it.)
  Obama's appointments also conveyed an impression that he wanted to let Wall Street off the hook. He appointed Timothy
  Geithner to be treasury secretary. Geithner claimed that he was not part of Wall Street, but, in his capacity as president of
  the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, he had served under a board of directors headed by JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie
  Dimon. As New York Fed president, Geithner had been partly responsible for the decision to let Lehman Brothers go
  under, for the unpopular tarp program, and for American International Group (MG) paying back its Wall Street creditors
  with government money. Geithner chose as his chief of staff a former lobbyist for Goldman Sachs. Retiring Democratic
  Senator Byron Dorgan told me, "Most Americans were reading about the massive compensations and bailouts, and the
  administration largely hired people from the culture of Wall Street."
  By the spring, Obama's apparent tilt to Wall Street had sparked a right-wing populist revolt in the country. The newly
  formed Tea Party movement, Beck and Fox News, and a host of right-wing bloggers were leading the charge; but, in a less
  extreme form, the general public shared their anger. In an early April New York Times/CBS News poll, the public
  disapproved of Obama's aiding the banks by 58 percent to 33 percent. In this same poll, public approval of Obama's
  handling of the economy began to fall. Pollsters who did focus groups also traced disillusionment with Obama's economic
  policies to his handling of the financial crisis.
  Congressman Barney Frank, who defends Obama's policies, acknowledges that the president's political difficulties began
  with the revelation that MG, which had received $170 billion from the government, had paid out $165 billion in bonuses
  to the division that had brought the company down. Geithner had known about the bonuses but insisted there were no
  legal grounds to block them. (It then came out that Geithner had pressured Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris
  Dodd to insert a provision in the stimulus bill that protected the bonuses.) "The pitchforks were out. It added injury to
  injury," Frank says. That's when public opinion of Geithner plummeted. According to a Rasmussen poll, 24 percent had a
  favorable view of Geithner and 44 percent an unfavorable one.
  The public's view of the bank bailout and the AIG bonuses colored its view of the auto bailout, the stimulus, and health
  care reform. One of the rallying cries for the populist opposition to Obama was "where's my bailout?" (Obama himself
  acknowledged that it was "one of the most frequent questions" he was asked in letters.) The auto program became a
  bailout for the Big Three CEOs; the stimulus became a bailout of government itself; and health care reform was a bailout
  for the uninsured—or "reparations," as Rush Limbaugh put it. Wrote right-wing blogger Michelle Malkin, "hardworking
  citizens were getting sick of being played for chumps" by "moochers, big and small, corporate and individual, trampling
  over themselves with their hands out demanding endless bailouts." Obama and the Democrats were successfully portrayed
  as aiding "the moochers," but not the "hardworking citizens." In American politics, that's a recipe for political disaster.
  Some in the White House political operation recognized in the late spring that the administration's economic efforts were
  being defined by right-wing populism and tried to push Obama to take a more populist tack. A group within the White
  House began calling themselves the "pitchfork gang," but they would find their attempts to convince Obama to get tough
  on Wall Street or on insurance companies undermined by Geithner and by National Economic Council head Larry
  Summers, who were worried about upsetting business confidence. "There was a continual tension in the White House,"
  says a person who was privy to the discussions. "One week, we would be very hot, and then, the next week, we would dial it
  back."
  By early January of this year, Obama was clearly losing the battle for the middle class. According to a CNN poll, 60 percent
  of Americans thought Obama "had paid more attention to the problems faced by banks and other financial institutions"
  than to the "problems faced by middle class Americans." Only 28 percent, barely more than a quarter, thought he had paid
  more attention to the middle class. As Brown surged ahead of Coakley in the polls, the White House temporarily embraced
  a populist approach. On January 14, Obama called the bank bonuses "obscene" and said, "we want our money back." In a
  January 22 speech at Lorain County Community College in Elyria, Ohio (a far cry from Georgetown), Obama used the
  word "fighting" 13 times and "fight" nine times. "I will not stop fighting for you," he declared.
  But, faced with a falling stock market and anger from Wall Street, Obama once again turned conciliatory. On February io,
  he said that he didn't "begrudge" the $17 million bonus awarded to Dimon and the $9 million to Goldman Sachs CEO
  Lloyd Blankfein. "I know both guys. They are very savvy businessmen."
  Obama's reluctance to rail against Wall Street might have led to a watered-down financial reform bill, or even no bill at all,
  but, on April 16, the Securities and Exchange Commission indicted Goldman Sachs for fraud. The next week, an
  emboldened Obama went to New York to criticize the bankers directly for their "failure of responsibility." As a result of the
  indictment and Obama's rediscovery of his anger, Republicans became somewhat less obstructionist, moderate
  Republicans broke with the party's leadership, and moderate Democrats fell into line. Congress produced a much stronger
  bill than the Democrats had ever expected.
  But Obama's embrace of populism has remained fitful and sporadic. After the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Verizon's
  Ivan Seidenberg, the head of the Business Roundtable, criticized Obama for being anti-business in June, the president
  dispatched Geithner, White House aide Valerie Jarrett, and Bill Clinton to appease the business community. Obama has
  said enough to anger the CEOs, but he has failed to convey to the greater public that he is fighting for them.
  Obama's unwillingness to buck Wall Street and the Business Roundtable, along with his delayed and muddled response to
  the BP disaster in the Gulf, has eroded the public's confidence in his leadership. In Pew's midyear report card on Obama's
  image, the greatest drop from February 2009 to this June was in the perception of Obama as a "strong leader." Voters will
  sometimes tolerate policies they question from presidents like John Kennedy or Reagan, whom they regard as "strong,"
  but not from politicians like Jimmy Carter, whom they regard as weak.
  What of the other factors behind Obama's political difficulties? There is no doubt that, if the economy were growing faster,
  and if unemployment were dropping below 9 percent, Obama and the Democrats would be more popular and not fearing a
  November rout. But, unfortunately, the economy's sluggish recovery cannot be completely disentangled from the White
  House's weak political performance.
  In January, when the White House debated how large a stimulus to propose, Christina Romer, the head of the Council of
  Economic Advisors, proposed a $1.2 trillion Keynesian jolt. David Obey, the chairman of the House Budget Committee,
  told The Fiscal Times that Obama's Treasury Department asked initially for a $1.4 trillion bill. But the administration
  finally proposed a stimulus between $700 and $800 billion that included large tax cuts that were more likely to stimulate
  saving than consumption—and spending that would be unlikely to produce many jobs until the end of Obama's first term.
  In the stimulus's first year, the administration spent only $17 billion of the $139 billion allocated for
  infrastructure spending.
  Prominent economists, including Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, made the case that a much larger stimulus was
  necessary to reverse (rather than merely reduce) the rise in unemployment, and that, if a modest stimulus failed to reduce
  unemployment, Republicans would convince the public that the stimulus was toxic medication and would block additional
  Keynesian measures. That argument has been proven sadly correct. Some White House advisers appear to have
  underestimated the depth of the Great Recession. Others seem to have doubted the administration had the political clout
  to get more from Congress.
  But the White House might have gotten more if Obama had proclaimed a national economic emergency (which it was);
  framed the issue in terms of rescuing the middle class from damage done by Wall Street speculators, short-sighted CEOs,
  and Chinese mercantilism; and directly attacked Republicans as heartless obstructionists. When Obama belatedly made
  this sort of case on the eve of the financial reform vote this year, he got a much stronger bill than anyone had anticipated.
  So it's not clear that the failure to get a larger stimulus—which has ended up hurting the administration politically—wasn't
  itself a result of political timidity.
  The president has also suffered from an inability to explain to the public why he sought such a large stimulus and what he
  thought it could accomplish. Obama's New Foundation speech at Georgetown was soon forgotten. Afterward, Obama, to
  the dismay of Democrats in Congress and some of his White House aides, pretty much dropped the jobs issue. From then
  to Labor Day, he devoted a July visit to Buffalo and an August stopover in southern Indiana to the issue—at a time when
  the right wing was mobilizing against him. Obama didn't just fail to develop a consistent narrative about the economy; he
  didn't really try.
  Contrast Obama's attempt to develop a politics to justify his economic program with what Reagan did in 1982. Faced with
  steadily rising unemployment, which went from 8.6 percent in January to 10.4 percent in November, Reagan and his
  political staff, which included James Baker, Mike Deaver, and Ed Rollins, forged a strategy early that year calling for
  voters to "stay the course" and blaming the current economic troubles on Democratic profligacy. "We are clearing away
  the economic wreckage that was dumped in our laps," Reagan declared. Democrats accused them of playing "the blame
  game," but the strategy, followed to the letter by the White House for ten months, worked. The Republicans were
  predicted to lose as many as 50 House seats, but they lost only 26 and broke even in the Senate.
  Some commentators have noted Reagan's popularity was even lower than Obama's. But, on key economic questions, he
  did much better than Obama and the Democrats are currently performing—and voters expressed far greater patience with
  Reagan's program. According to polls, even as the unemployment rate climbed, a narrow plurality still expressed
  confidence that Reagan's program would help the economy. On the eve of the election, with the unemployment rate at a
  postwar high, a New York Times/CBS News poll found that 6o percent of likely voters thought Reagan's economic
  program would eventually help the country. That's a sign of a successful political operation. If Obama could command
  those numbers, Democrats could seriously limit their losses in November. But Obama has not been able to develop a
  narrative that could convince people to trust him and the Democrats.
  Why has the White House failed to convince the public that it is fighting effectively on its behalf? The principal culprit is
  clearly Barack Obama. He has a strange aversion to confrontational politics. His aversion is strange because he was
  schooled in it, working as a community organizer in the 198os, under the tutelage of activists who subscribed to teachings
  of the radical Saul Alinsky. But, when Obama departed for Harvard Law School in 1988, he left Alinsky and adversarial
  tactics behind.
  The young lawyer who returned to Chicago and won a seat in the Illinois state Senate in 1996 practiced a very different
  style of politics. Obama's principal accomplishments in Springfield were bills restricting lobbying and requiring
  videotaping of confessions in potential death penalty cases. He was not a typical blue-collar, bread-and-butter Chicago
  Democrat, but the kind of good government liberal that represents the upscale districts of the city, seeing in politics a
  higher calling and ill at ease with (although not in open opposition to) the city's Democratic machine. He was also a post-
  racial politician who eschewed the hard-edged, angry rhetoric of Jesse Jackson. (That, too, is oddly reminiscent of Carter,
  who partly campaigned in 1976 as the white Southern antidote to George Wallace's angry racial populism.)
  Obama carried this outlook into the U.S. Senate, into his campaign for the presidency, and then, into the presidency itself.
  He is a cerebral, dispassionate, post-partisan; he wants to "end the political strategy that has been based on division," to
  "turn the page" on the culture wars of the 1960s and the partisan battles of the 1990s. During the campaign, his aides
  jokingly referred to him as the "black Jesus." While he can tolerate and even brush aside conflict, he is reluctant to actively
  foment it. "In a time of crisis, we can't afford to govern out of anger," he declared in February 2009. During his campaign
  and his first year in office, he held to a blind faith in bipartisanship, even as the Republicans voted as a bloc against his
  legislation. He is, perhaps, ill-suited in these respects for an era of bruising political warfare.
  His advisers have clearly reinforced these inclinations. In the campaign, they fashioned him as the outsider candidate of
  "hope" and "change" and have extended this strategy into the presidency itself. They see him as standing above party. In a
  meeting with congressional leaders last April, senior adviser David Axelrod rejected the complaint that Obama accorded
  equal blame to Democrats and Republicans with his descriptions of the "cynical politics in Washington." Within the White
  House, top aides still speak of promoting the Obama "brand." Organizing for America, the administration's campaign
  organization, which is supposed to be focusing on the 2010 elections, recently devoted its resources to organizing parties
  across the country to celebrate Obama's forty-ninth birthday.
  These efforts to elevate Obama above the hurly-burly of Washington politics have been disastrous. Obama's image as an
  iconic outsider has become the screen on which Fox News, the Tea Party, radicalright bloggers, and assorted politicians
  have projected the image of him as a foreigner, an Islamic radical, and a socialist. He has remained "the other" that he
  aspired to be during the campaign, but he and his advisers no longer control how that otherness is defined.
  The White House and cabinet officials he appointed have reinforced his aversion to populism. As Jonathan Alter recounts
  in The Promise: President Obama, Year One, Geithner and Summers repeatedly blocked attempts to get tough on Wall
  Street on the grounds that doing so would threaten the recovery itself by upsetting the bankers. For most of his first year,
  Alter writes, "Obama bought the Geithner-Summers argument that the banks were fragile and couldn't be confronted
  while they remained in peril." Its reluctance to come down on the bankers crippled the administration politically, making
  it far more difficult for it to get its way with Congress on a second stimulus program that would have boosted the recovery
  and Democrats' political prospects. Bad politics can trump good policy.
  Populism has profound shortcomings as a worldview. It tends toward demagoguery. In its relentless focus on the middle
  class, it can ignore or stigmatize those below it. It can prove hostile to a long-range scientific outlook. A more populist
  Obama, for instance, might have postponed the battle for climate change legislation or national health insurance and
  probably would have taken a weaker stand on immigration. But populism has been an indelible part of the American
  political psyche, and those who are uncomfortable making populist appeals, like Hoover or Carter—or, more recently,
  presidential candidate John Kerry—suffer the consequences at the polls.
  If Obama's politics leads to a Republican takeover of one or both houses of Congress, and even to a Republican president
  in 2012, then much of what Obama has accomplished could be undone. It's unlikely that a new Republican president and
  Congress would actually repeal the health care or the financial reform bill. But the former could be starved of public funds
  and deprived of regulatory oversight; and the latter could be neutered by a hostile treasury secretary and by weak or
  hostile presidential appointees to the Securities and Exchange Commission or the new Consumer Financial Protection
  Agency. Reform legislation needs administrations and congresses committed to reform. That is where politics has to come
  in; and that's where the Obama administration, with its aversion to populism, has fallen short.
  John B. Judis is a senior editor of The New Republic and a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International
  Peace.
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  The Unnecessary Fall
  A counter-history of the Obama presidency.
  • John B. Judis
  • August 12, 2010 I 12:00 am
  On April 14, 2009, as Barack Obama's standing in the polls was beginning to slip, and as Tea Party demonstrators were
  amassing in Washington for tax day protests, the president gave a lengthy address atGeorgetown University explaining the
  "five pillars" of his economic policies. The speech was intended to promote a memorable slogan for Obama's program that
  would evoke comparisons with Theodore Roosevelt's Square Deal, Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, and Lyndon Johnson's
  Great Society.
  Obama's contribution was to be the New Foundation. "We must lay a new foundation for growth and prosperity—a
  foundation that will move us from an era of borrow and spend to one where we save and invest," he declared. Obama
  would repeat the phrase seven times that day and on many more occasions over the next months. At Obama's private
  White House dinner with presidential historians that June, the historians were no more impressed than the public with
  the New Foundation as a slogan. "I don't think it's going to work," Robert Dallek warned. Doris Kearns Goodwin said it
  sounded "like a woman's girdle."
  One of these historians might have been able to forewarn Obama that the slogan had been unsuccessfully deployed by a
  Democratic president once before. In his 1979 State of the Union address, Jimmy Carter began, "Tonight, I want to
  examine in a broad sense the state of our American Union—how we are building a new foundation for a peaceful and a
  prosperous world." Carter would use the phrase five times in the speech, including in its conclusion, where he asked
  members of Congress to join him "in building that new foundation." Like Obama's effort, the phrase inspired, at most, a
  few underwear jokes and was then forgotten.
  Obama's evocation of Carter was obviously unintended—but the Man from Plains is indeed the specter now hanging over
  his presidency. Of course, Obama has already accomplished more in his first 20 months than Jimmy Carter did during his
  entire presidency. But there is a disturbing political resemblance between the two presidencies. Both men ran inspired
  campaigns in which they positioned themselves above the scandals and partisan quarrels of their predecessors and
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  initially stirred hopes of a "transformational" presidency. But, as presidents, both men somehow failed to connect with
  large parts of the electorate.
  To be sure, there are a number of very specific reasons why Carter and Obama landed in political trouble. Both men
  contended with rising unemployment—Carter with rampant inflation as well—and voters' approval of a president and his
  party tend to track closely with changes in the economy. Carter faced friction in his own party and the rise of a powerful
  business lobby, and Obama has dealt with a Republican Party that has frustrated his dreams of a post-partisan presidency.
  Yet the most important reason for their difficulties—evident in their inept attempts to brand their programs—has been an
  inability to develop a politics that resonates with the public.
  In the United States, politics pivots around the allegiance of the middle class, even as its identity has changed from
  yeoman farmers and mechanics to store clerks, office workers, x-ray technicians, and small business owners. They are, in
  Bill Clinton's words, "those who work hard and play by the rules." They are the central characters in a populist rhetoric
  that goes back to the early republic. It depicts the middle class as embattled and threatened either from forces below
  (impoverished immigrants, welfare cheaters, ghetto rioters) or above (Wall Street speculators, state bureaucrats, K Street
  lobbyists). Populism can be embraced by Glenn Beck or Tom Harkin. It is intrinsically neither left-wing nor right-wing.
  Politicians, such as Franklin Roosevelt or Ronald Reagan, who found a way of using populism's appeal during downturns
  have enjoyed success, while those who have spurned it have suffered accordingly. If, in circumstances like the present one,
  you don't develop a populist politics, your adversaries will use populism to define you as an enemy of the people. That's
  what Carter discovered during the stagflation of the late '70s. And that's what has happened in the last 20 months of the
  Great Recession to Barack Obama and to the Democratic Party he leads.
  Obama took office with widespread popular support, even among Republicans, and some of his first efforts, including the
  $800 billion stimulus, initially enjoyed strong public favor. But that wide appeal began to dissipate by the late spring of
  2009. Disillusion with Obama fueled the November defeat of Democratic gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and
  Virginia. By January 2010, it was a crucial factor in Republican Scott Brown's astonishing victory over Martha Coakley in
  Massachusetts.
  In the postmortem debate over these defeats, some Democrats have blamed Obama's dogged pursuit of health care reform
  while the economy was hemorrhaging jobs. That may have been a factor, but the real damage was done earlier. What
  doomed Obama politically was the way he dealt with the financial crisis in the first six months of his presidency. In an
  atmosphere primed for a populist backlash, he allowed the right wing to define the terms.
  As Obama was delivering his inaugural address, the financial crisis was already in full swing; and it was already apparent
  that financial speculation, outright fraud, and irresponsible and sometimes illegal housing-loan practices had played a
  very large role in precipitating the crisis. The public was up in arms. But, instead of rallying the public against the "money
  changers," as Roosevelt had done in his first inaugural, Obama, taking a leaf from Jimmy Carter's infamous "malaise"
  speech, put the blame on the public as a whole. "Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and
  irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new
  age," he declared.
  Over the next month, Obama would periodically criticize bankers after embarrassing revelations—at various times calling
  the bonuses they gave themselves "shameful" and an "outrage"—but, after hearing complaints about his rhetoric from the
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  bankers, he would back off. At a private meeting on March 28 with 13 Wall Street CEOs, the president, his spokesman
  Robert Gibbs said, "emphasized that Wall Street needs Main Street and Main Street needs Wall Street." And, in his
  Georgetown speech, Obama returned to his theme of collective responsibility. The recession, Obama said, "was caused by
  a perfect storm of irresponsibility and poor decision-making that stretched from Wall Street to Washington to Main
  Street."
  Obama's policy followed the same swerving course as his rhetoric. One week, he would favor harsh restrictions on bank
  and insurance-company bonuses, but, the next week, he would waver; one week, he would support legislation allowing
  bankruptcy judges to reduce the amount that homeowners threatened with foreclosure owed the banks; the next week, he
  would fail to protest when bank lobbyists pressured the Senate to kill these provisions. But, more importantly, Obama—in
  sharp contrast to Roosevelt in his first months—failed to push Congress to immediately enact new financial regulations or
  even to set up a commission to investigate fraud. (When Congress finally appointed a commission in July 2009, Obama
  and his party put a milquetoast Democratic politician, former California State Treasurer Philip Angelides, in charge of it.)
  Obama's appointments also conveyed an impression that he wanted to let Wall Street off the hook. He appointed Timothy
  Geithner to be treasury secretary. Geithner claimed that he was not part of Wall Street, but, in his capacity as president of
  the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, he had served under a board of directors headed by JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie
  Dimon. As New York Fed president, Geithner had been partly responsible for the decision to let Lehman Brothers go
  under, for the unpopular tarp program, and for American International Group (MG) paying back its Wall Street creditors
  with government money. Geithner chose as his chief of staff a former lobbyist for Goldman Sachs. Retiring Democratic
  Senator Byron Dorgan told me, "Most Americans were reading about the massive compensations and bailouts, and the
  administration largely hired people from the culture of Wall Street."
  By the spring, Obama's apparent tilt to Wall Street had sparked a right-wing populist revolt in the country. The newly
  formed Tea Party movement, Beck and Fox News, and a host of right-wing bloggers were leading the charge; but, in a less
  extreme form, the general public shared their anger. In an early April New York Times/CBS News poll, the public
  disapproved of Obama's aiding the banks by 58 percent to 33 percent. In this same poll, public approval of Obama's
  handling of the economy began to fall. Pollsters who did focus groups also traced disillusionment with Obama's economic
  policies to his handling of the financial crisis.
  Congressman Barney Frank, who defends Obama's policies, acknowledges that the president's political difficulties began
  with the revelation that MG, which had received $170 billion from the government, had paid out $165 billion in bonuses
  to the division that had brought the company down. Geithner had known about the bonuses but insisted there were no
  legal grounds to block them. (It then came out that Geithner had pressured Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris
  Dodd to insert a provision in the stimulus bill that protected the bonuses.) "The pitchforks were out. It added injury to
  injury," Frank says. That's when public opinion of Geithner plummeted. According to a Rasmussen poll, 24 percent had a
  favorable view of Geithner and 44 percent an unfavorable one.
  The public's view of the bank bailout and the AIG bonuses colored its view of the auto bailout, the stimulus, and health
  care reform. One of the rallying cries for the populist opposition to Obama was "where's my bailout?" (Obama himself
  acknowledged that it was "one of the most frequent questions" he was asked in letters.) The auto program became a
  bailout for the Big Three CEOs; the stimulus became a bailout of government itself; and health care reform was a bailout
  for the uninsured—or "reparations," as Rush Limbaugh put it. Wrote right-wing blogger Michelle Malkin, "hardworking
  citizens were getting sick of being played for chumps" by "moochers, big and small, corporate and individual, trampling
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  over themselves with their hands out demanding endless bailouts." Obama and the Democrats were successfully portrayed
  as aiding "the moochers," but not the "hardworking citizens." In American politics, that's a recipe for political disaster.
  Some in the White House political operation recognized in the late spring that the administration's economic efforts were
  being defined by right-wing populism and tried to push Obama to take a more populist tack. A group within the White
  House began calling themselves the "pitchfork gang," but they would find their attempts to convince Obama to get tough
  on Wall Street or on insurance companies undermined by Geithner and by National Economic Council head Larry
  Summers, who were worried about upsetting business confidence. "There was a continual tension in the White House,"
  says a person who was privy to the discussions. "One week, we would be very hot, and then, the next week, we would dial it
  back."
  By early January of this year, Obama was clearly losing the battle for the middle class. According to a CNN poll, 60 percent
  of Americans thought Obama "had paid more attention to the problems faced by banks and other financial institutions"
  than to the "problems faced by middle class Americans." Only 28 percent, barely more than a quarter, thought he had paid
  more attention to the middle class. As Brown surged ahead of Coakley in the polls, the White House temporarily embraced
  a populist approach. On January 14, Obama called the bank bonuses "obscene" and said, "we want our money back." In a
  January 22 speech at Lorain County Community College in Elyria, Ohio (a far cry from Georgetown), Obama used the
  word "fighting" 13 times and "fight" nine times. "I will not stop fighting for you," he declared.
  But, faced with a falling stock market and anger from Wall Street, Obama once again turned conciliatory. On February io,
  he said that he didn't "begrudge" the $17 million bonus awarded to Dimon and the $9 million to Goldman Sachs CEO
  Lloyd Blankfein. "I know both guys. They are very savvy businessmen."
  Obama's reluctance to rail against Wall Street might have led to a watered-down financial reform bill, or even no bill at all,
  but, on April 16, the Securities and Exchange Commission indicted Goldman Sachs for fraud. The next week, an
  emboldened Obama went to New York to criticize the bankers directly for their "failure of responsibility." As a result of the
  indictment and Obama's rediscovery of his anger, Republicans became somewhat less obstructionist, moderate
  Republicans broke with the party's leadership, and moderate Democrats fell into line. Congress produced a much stronger
  bill than the Democrats had ever expected.
  But Obama's embrace of populism has remained fitful and sporadic. After the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Verizon's
  Ivan Seidenberg, the head of the Business Roundtable, criticized Obama for being anti-business in June, the president
  dispatched Geithner, White House aide Valerie Jarrett, and Bill Clinton to appease the business community. Obama has
  said enough to anger the CEOs, but he has failed to convey to the greater public that he is fighting for them.
  Obama's unwillingness to buck Wall Street and the Business Roundtable, along with his delayed and muddled response to
  the BP disaster in the Gulf, has eroded the public's confidence in his leadership. In Pew's midyear report card on Obama's
  image, the greatest drop from February 2009 to this June was in the perception of Obama as a "strong leader." Voters will
  sometimes tolerate policies they question from presidents like John Kennedy or Reagan, whom they regard as "strong,"
  but not from politicians like Jimmy Carter, whom they regard as weak.
  What of the other factors behind Obama's political difficulties? There is no doubt that, if the economy were growing faster,
  and if unemployment were dropping below 9 percent, Obama and the Democrats would be more popular and not fearing a
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  November rout. But, unfortunately, the economy's sluggish recovery cannot be completely disentangled from the White
  House's weak political performance.
  In January, when the White House debated how large a stimulus to propose, Christina Romer, the head of the Council of
  Economic Advisors, proposed a $1.2 trillion Keynesian jolt. David Obey, the chairman of the House Budget Committee,
  told The Fiscal Times that Obama's Treasury Department asked initially for a $1.4 trillion bill. But the administration
  finally proposed a stimulus between $700 and $800 billion that included large tax cuts that were more likely to stimulate
  saving than consumption—and spending that would be unlikely to produce many jobs until the end of Obama's first term.
  In the stimulus's first year, the administration spent only $17 billion of the $139 billion allocated for
  infrastructure spending.
  Prominent economists, including Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, made the case that a much larger stimulus was
  necessary to reverse (rather than merely reduce) the rise in unemployment, and that, if a modest stimulus failed to reduce
  unemployment, Republicans would convince the public that the stimulus was toxic medication and would block additional
  Keynesian measures. That argument has been proven sadly correct. Some White House advisers appear to have
  underestimated the depth of the Great Recession. Others seem to have doubted the administration had the political clout
  to get more from Congress.
  But the White House might have gotten more if Obama had proclaimed a national economic emergency (which it was);
  framed the issue in terms of rescuing the middle class from damage done by Wall Street speculators, short-sighted CEOs,
  and Chinese mercantilism; and directly attacked Republicans as heartless obstructionists. When Obama belatedly made
  this sort of case on the eve of the financial reform vote this year, he got a much stronger bill than anyone had anticipated.
  So it's not clear that the failure to get a larger stimulus—which has ended up hurting the administration politically—wasn't
  itself a result of political timidity.
  The president has also suffered from an inability to explain to the public why he sought such a large stimulus and what he
  thought it could accomplish. Obama's New Foundation speech at Georgetown was soon forgotten. Afterward, Obama, to
  the dismay of Democrats in Congress and some of his White House aides, pretty much dropped the jobs issue. From then
  to Labor Day, he devoted a July visit to Buffalo and an August stopover in southern Indiana to the issue—at a time when
  the right wing was mobilizing against him. Obama didn't just fail to develop a consistent narrative about the economy; he
  didn't really try.
  Contrast Obama's attempt to develop a politics to justify his economic program with what Reagan did in 1982. Faced with
  steadily rising unemployment, which went from 8.6 percent in January to 10.4 percent in November, Reagan and his
  political staff, which included James Baker, Mike Deaver, and Ed Rollins, forged a strategy early that year calling for
  voters to "stay the course" and blaming the current economic troubles on Democratic profligacy. "We are clearing away
  the economic wreckage that was dumped in our laps," Reagan declared. Democrats accused them of playing "the blame
  game," but the strategy, followed to the letter by the White House for ten months, worked. The Republicans were
  predicted to lose as many as 50 House seats, but they lost only 26 and broke even in the Senate.
  Some commentators have noted Reagan's popularity was even lower than Obama's. But, on key economic questions, he
  did much better than Obama and the Democrats are currently performing—and voters expressed far greater patience with
  Reagan's program. According to polls, even as the unemployment rate climbed, a narrow plurality still expressed
  confidence that Reagan's program would help the economy. On the eve of the election, with the unemployment rate at a
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  postwar high, a New York Times/CBS News poll found that 6o percent of likely voters thought Reagan's economic
  program would eventually help the country. That's a sign of a successful political operation. If Obama could command
  those numbers, Democrats could seriously limit their losses in November. But Obama has not been able to develop a
  narrative that could convince people to trust him and the Democrats.
  Why has the White House failed to convince the public that it is fighting effectively on its behalf? The principal culprit is
  clearly Barack Obama. He has a strange aversion to confrontational politics. His aversion is strange because he was
  schooled in it, working as a community organizer in the 198os, under the tutelage of activists who subscribed to teachings
  of the radical Saul Alinsky. But, when Obama departed for Harvard Law School in 1988, he left Alinsky and adversarial
  tactics behind.
  The young lawyer who returned to Chicago and won a seat in the Illinois state Senate in 1996 practiced a very different
  style of politics. Obama's principal accomplishments in Springfield were bills restricting lobbying and requiring
  videotaping of confessions in potential death penalty cases. He was not a typical blue-collar, bread-and-butter Chicago
  Democrat, but the kind of good government liberal that represents the upscale districts of the city, seeing in politics a
  higher calling and ill at ease with (although not in open opposition to) the city's Democratic machine. He was also a post-
  racial politician who eschewed the hard-edged, angry rhetoric of Jesse Jackson. (That, too, is oddly reminiscent of Carter,
  who partly campaigned in 1976 as the white Southern antidote to George Wallace's angry racial populism.)
  Obama carried this outlook into the U.S. Senate, into his campaign for the presidency, and then, into the presidency itself.
  He is a cerebral, dispassionate, post-partisan; he wants to "end the political strategy that has been based on division," to
  "turn the page" on the culture wars of the 1960s and the partisan battles of the 1990s. During the campaign, his aides
  jokingly referred to him as the "black Jesus." While he can tolerate and even brush aside conflict, he is reluctant to actively
  foment it. "In a time of crisis, we can't afford to govern out of anger," he declared in February 2009. During his campaign
  and his first year in office, he held to a blind faith in bipartisanship, even as the Republicans voted as a bloc against his
  legislation. He is, perhaps, ill-suited in these respects for an era of bruising political warfare.
  His advisers have clearly reinforced these inclinations. In the campaign, they fashioned him as the outsider candidate of
  "hope" and "change" and have extended this strategy into the presidency itself. They see him as standing above party. In a
  meeting with congressional leaders last April, senior adviser David Axelrod rejected the complaint that Obama accorded
  equal blame to Democrats and Republicans with his descriptions of the "cynical politics in Washington." Within the White
  House, top aides still speak of promoting the Obama "brand." Organizing for America, the administration's campaign
  organization, which is supposed to be focusing on the 2010 elections, recently devoted its resources to organizing parties
  across the country to celebrate Obama's forty-ninth birthday.
  These efforts to elevate Obama above the hurly-burly of Washington politics have been disastrous. Obama's image as an
  iconic outsider has become the screen on which Fox News, the Tea Party, radicalright bloggers, and assorted politicians
  have projected the image of him as a foreigner, an Islamic radical, and a socialist. He has remained "the other" that he
  aspired to be during the campaign, but he and his advisers no longer control how that otherness is defined.
  The White House and cabinet officials he appointed have reinforced his aversion to populism. As Jonathan Alter recounts
  in The Promise: President Obama, Year One, Geithner and Summers repeatedly blocked attempts to get tough on Wall
  Street on the grounds that doing so would threaten the recovery itself by upsetting the bankers. For most of his first year,
  Alter writes, "Obama bought the Geithner-Summers argument that the banks were fragile and couldn't be confronted
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  while they remained in peril." Its reluctance to come down on the bankers crippled the administration politically, making
  it far more difficult for it to get its way with Congress on a second stimulus program that would have boosted the recovery
  and Democrats' political prospects. Bad politics can trump good policy.
  Populism has profound shortcomings as a worldview. It tends toward demagoguery. In its relentless focus on the middle
  class, it can ignore or stigmatize those below it. It can prove hostile to a long-range scientific outlook. A more populist
  Obama, for instance, might have postponed the battle for climate change legislation or national health insurance and
  probably would have taken a weaker stand on immigration. But populism has been an indelible part of the American
  political psyche, and those who are uncomfortable making populist appeals, like Hoover or Carter—or, more recently,
  presidential candidate John Kerry—suffer the consequences at the polls.
  If Obama's politics leads to a Republican takeover of one or both houses of Congress, and even to a Republican president
  in 2012, then much of what Obama has accomplished could be undone. It's unlikely that a new Republican president and
  Congress would actually repeal the health care or the financial reform bill. But the former could be starved of public funds
  and deprived of regulatory oversight; and the latter could be neutered by a hostile treasury secretary and by weak or
  hostile presidential appointees to the Securities and Exchange Commission or the new Consumer Financial Protection
  Agency. Reform legislation needs administrations and congresses committed to reform. That is where politics has to come
  in; and that's where the Obama administration, with its aversion to populism, has fallen short.
  John B. Judis is a senior editor of The New Republic and a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International
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