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Trade
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- NATO to oppose the eggression of communism. We rebuilt the American economy with investments like the G, I, 9ill and a, national highway system. We carried out the Mershall Plan to rebuild ;.rar-ra·Jaged nations abroad> General MacArthur's vision
New Covenant
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- need more of that. 1< 9 1< , The average CEO at a major American corpora.tion is paid • ahout 100 times as fliuch as the average worker. Compare [hat to two countries doing much better than we are In the world economy. In Germany It's 23
Ideas [1]
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- $leM of u.s. intmsu through diplOD:UlC)'. foreign lid. 9:pCn promotion, atId.id w , inkmatiotW organizatiOlU such u the United Nations and NATO. , $ 1,565 106 111 1 - ~tb eo.re services Ui mil!; poor. people with disabilitie., and senior citizens
Violence - Movie Ratings
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- JeffSht:sol Program Participant: William Kartozian, President, National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO) Other Event Participants: Ms. Barrie Lawson Locks, Chaim)an of the Board of Direcwrs. NATO; President and Co~Owner of Locks~Star Themres Greg
Legislative Strategy
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- on the scoreboard. This will allow us to point to tangible results from the State of the Union and build momentum for some tile tougher initiatives that or will be cotlsidc~cd later. The obvious immediate candidate is NATO Enlargement for which there is strong
Family Preservation
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- sociologist and FoB Charles Moskos. His idea is for NATO to control the things that most matter to all policemen, soldiers, and civil servants: their salaries and pensions. Specifically, Moskos argu~s that NATO can vet a force of reasonably "clean" new
Campaign Promises
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- procurement of lin additional 80 C.I7'~ under II multi~year contract (fl;laiizing over $900 million in savings) for II total of 120 C·I7'•. DEFENSE: Reduce U.S, (orces in Europe to 7.5,000·100,000 I troop. bl.ll ma-intllin commitment 10 NATO. SUUSTANTIAL
Promises
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- . , Offered illOh benefits 10 certain personnel clns:I(')lI. , I i 0 ACCOMPLlSUMf.NT . DEFENSE; Rt
Housing [1]
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- expensiw:! cheap tennis shoes. Americans might oever" again be able to get out of the car and walk arouJid the bwek." ~" ' , • , ' Whlle on the subject of China, Dr, i Braithwaite, perhaps you can'an5wer, this one from Irked Russian: Why enlarge NATO
Budget - Budget Amendment
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- of the Chemical Weapons Treaty. and working to created an undivided Europe with the histonc Russia- NATO agreement and arms reductions pact • We continue to reform healthcare on a step-by-step basis with our plan in the budget to cover 5 million more children
Accomplishments [1]
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- Stnmgest Forc:e for Peace, Freedom and Prosperity , Promoting Peace and Strengthelling Democracy • Achieved victory and reversed etbnic cleansing in Kosovo. by leading the 19-day NATO air campaign in Kosovo that successfully compeUcd Milosevic
Hate Crimes
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- . Today, brave American men and women, working with our NATO allies, are stnking back at the forces committing these terrible acts--the forces ofSlobodan Mi!osevic. ML Mitosevic. who was responsible for the ethnic bloodshed in Bosnia and Croatia, is also
Budget - FY 2000 [1]
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- (INS) .. , .. , ...... Guam/INS (indvded above)....... ". 2,657 3,037 19 3,021 2,709 364 -16 ·19 52 ·328 ·19 214 266 138 286 -128 72 20 103 215 103 103 48 3 'NOM: Nato!. Polar Orbiting Erwir. SateHte SysL .... ".. , Economic
- lssue of divorce; Spain held a referendum on its membership in NATO; Switzerland voted not to abolish its army. The experience of Swlu..erland. in particular. offers some insights into the effectiveness of the referendum as a decisionmaking tool
Budget - Balanced Budget
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- Accords, supports NATO expansion, and increases aid to the New , Independent Smtes ofllie former Soviet Union 10 support the development of democracy and free markets. The budget also proposes a major initiative to provide critical, targeted assistance
