Hi everyone, As you may know Clayton, Max and Vaughn have started the Democratic Lawyers Council (DLC). We are having a big kick-off call on May 3rd with David Simas and Stephanie Cutter. Below are all the sign-ups we have received, every region has had folks sign up, please feel free to circulate the attached invite. The more the merrier! Thanks! Karina First Last City State James Adducci Chicago IL John Affuso Salem MA Nancy Aimola San Juan Bautista CA Dominique Alepin Palo Alto CA Pinney Allen Atlanta GA Robert Anderson Salt Lake City UT Jamie Ansorge New York NY Barbi Appelquist Santa Monica CA Erica Elizabeth Arnold Atlanta GA Mark Aronchick Philadelphia PA Chris Ayers Dallas TX Adeniyi Ayoade Sacramento CA Jaime Bachrach Warren CT Manuel Baglanis El Cerrito CA Manuel Baglanis El Cerrito CA Chiraag Bains Washington DC Deborah Barr Towanda PA Robert Baum Rockville MD Carlos Beato Ozone Park NY Sherry Bellamy Takoma Park MD Jarret Berg New York NY Jeremy Berry Atlanta GA Neil Blackmon Gainesville FL Ari Blaut New York NY David Bonner Matteson IL Bryan Boroughs Charleston SC Terence Boyle Rochelle Park NY Jane Bradshaw Atlanta GA Catherine Brennan Baltimore MD Michael Buchwald Washington DC Rebecca Burns Brooklyn NY Jasper Cacananta New York NY Joel Caldwell Washington DC Kenneth Campbell New York NY James Cargas Houston TX 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Thanks, uploaded From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 1:13 PM To: Kroll, Amy; Kate Houghton Cc: Ryan Banfill; Paustenbach, Mark; Walsh, Tom; Walker, Eric Subject: RE: Talking Points for DWS Yes. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 – MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Kroll, Amy Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 1:12 PM To: Kate Houghton; Miranda, Luis Cc: Ryan Banfill; Paustenbach, Mark; Walsh, Tom; Walker, Eric Subject: RE: Talking Points for DWS Thanks, is this for Wolf Blitzer hit? From: Kate Houghton Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 1:08 PM To: Miranda, Luis Cc: Ryan Banfill; Paustenbach, Mark; Walsh, Tom; Walker, Eric; Kroll, Amy Subject: Re: Talking Points for DWS Amy - Please upload and flag for DWS. On Apr 26, 2016, at 1:05 PM, Miranda, Luis > wrote: 4.26.16 TALKING POINTS Topline Message: Today as millions of Americans in five states go to the polls, Democrats are voting with enthusiasm for the candidate they like most -- Republicans are holding their noses and casting their votes for the candidate they dislike least. We expect that today we'll see the same thing we've seen throughout this campaign, our voters are energized with the serious and substantive primary we've had and two candidates who both have the judgment and temperament to serve; while Republican voters will continue to be dismayed with the chaos on their side. - In the last primary in New York, exit polls showed that nearly 7 out of every 10 Democratic voters believe that our primary has energized our party. - That's because our two candidates have consistently offered strong, well thought-out visions for our country that would move America forward. - That's consistent with Wisconsin where 7 out of 10 Democrats in those exit polls said they were excited or optimistic about both of our candidates. - That's something we're not seeing on the Republican side where serious questions have been raised about their understanding of the issues, not to mention their judgment and temperament given how ugly, divisive and insulting they've been. - Their own voters know it. Just 39% of Republicans in New York thought their campaign has energized their party. In Wisconsin 4 out of 10 Republican primary voters…let me say that again…Republican primary voters said they fear what a Trump presidency would do to our country. And roughly a third would rather stay home, vote for a third party, or vote for a Democrat than support either Trump or Cruz. - That's stunning, but it tells you that Democrats are heading into November in a far stronger position than Republicans. Update: Sanders Argued This Morning on CNN/New Day: - There is a Narrow Path to Victory: We have won 16 states so far and I'm looking forward to winning a number more. I think we have a path to victory and will fight this until the last vote is cast. … It's a narrow path, but do have a path, and the idea that we should not contest in California or a larger state, let the people of California determine what the agenda of the democratic party is and who the candidate for president should be is pretty crazy. So we're in this to the end. - I am a Strong General Election Candidate; Super Delegates May Ultimately Decide That's Most Important: And I think that when you look at national polling, where in virtually every national and statewide poll, Bernie Sanders runs a lot better against Donald Trump and other Republican candidates than does Hillary Clinton. I think you've got super delegates there who say, you know what? We need a strong candidate. We need a candidate who can beat trump, maybe Bernie Sanders is that candidate. - At the Convention, We Will Push for Our Issues to be on the Platform: I think what the democratic process is about, Chris, is going to the convention and arguing about what the platform should be. … The winner, whether it is Secretary Clinton or myself, our job is then to go out to the American people on a platform that makes sense to the working families of this country, and then we win with a large voter turnout. Talking Points Chaos in Cleveland vs Our Next President in Philadelphia We're less than 100 days from the July conventions, and it's clear that Democrats will emerge united, while Republicans are embroiled in drama better suited for a reality show than a contest for the presidency. Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are dedicated to supporting the eventual Democratic nominee. - Just yesterday, Senator Sanders said at a town hall on MSNBC that he will do everything in his power to make sure no Republican gets into the White House in November. - And Secretary Clinton has been clear about her commitment to unifying the party and the need to build on the progress we've made under Democratic leadership over the last 7 years. - Because the Party's platform is a statement of our values, the DNC is committed to an open, inclusive and representative process. Both of our campaigns will be represented on the Platform Drafting Committee, and just as we did in 2008 and 2012, the public will have opportunities to participate. Democrats know that we're stronger when more voices are heard, and when we stand together to move our country forward, we'll see that in Philadelphia at our convention. Compare that to the Republicans. - This week, the increasingly desperate Cruz and Kasich campaigns forged an unusual alliance to stop Trump, but it barely lasted as long as the announcement that it was happening. - A majority of Trump supporters said they would abandon the Republican Party if he loses the nomination and runs as a third-party candidate. - Even Republican leaders are afraid of going near their radioactive convention. You've already seen Republican candidates in tight races, like Senator Kirk in Illinois and John McCain – the GOP nominee eight years ago – say they will not attend their own convention in Cleveland. But don't let them fool you, they're not any better than the top of their ticket. Joint Fundraising Committees - We welcome any effort by our candidates to help raise money for the DNC and state parties, which is why stood up similar agreements for joint victory funds with both the Clinton campaign and the Sanders campaign early in the cycle. - The DNC is the only entity that will be able to closely coordinate with our eventual nominee, and we took these important steps because of the urgency to build a strong national infrastructure NOW that will help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in November. - It's important to note, the funds that the DNC and state parties get through the joint victory funds help strengthen, for example, our national voter file and communications, research and digital support for state parties and down ballot candidates. That includes training across a variety of areas, for example, and access to media monitoring and rapid response support. This is helping us build infrastructure for the general election. - These arrangements are not new or unusual. Similar joint fundraising committees were established with our Democratic candidate in both 2008 and 2012. And again, both campaigns have signed on and have the option of using joint victory funds. - And let's be clear, neither the DNC nor state parties are subsidizing fundraising through these committees for either campaign. For whatever each campaign raises under the agreement that then goes to their campaign, that campaign pays a directly proportional amount for the cost of that fundraising. Contested Convention / Arizona Lawsuit - We're going to be united at our convention, and we're confident in our process, which was in place well before we knew who would run this cycle and which has been fair to all of our candidates. - We've cautioned our candidates to maintain a tone that helps us build toward the general election, recognizing that as we funnel down the home stretch of any campaign the intensity level will rise. - Ultimately, Secretary Clinton and Senator Sanders are drawing sharp differences with one another, but their differences remain focused on how to best move America forward. - They're focused on how to make sure our government reflects the values of the American people, that we have an economy and a democracy that are inclusive, and that we respect everyone in America. - If you want to talk about a rigged process, we're doing that too. The Democratic National Committee and our Senatorial Campaign Committee are suing officials in Arizona whose decisions led to voters having to wait for hours to vote during their March primaries, and many to be disenfranchised as a result. We want to make sure that doesn't happen in November. - If you want to talk about rigging elections, that's the real example, and it's a serious problem and we're glad both our candidates have expressed interest addressing attempts to make it harder for the American people to vote. - In Maricopa County, officials reduced the number of polling locations to just 1 for every 21,000 people. That's seven times what it was in other parts of the state, and it shows you the magnitude of the efforts to make it harder to vote that Republicans are championing all across the country. - And it's not just Arizona, you had a member of Congress from Wisconsin, Glenn Grothman, who flat out said that they expected they could now win Wisconsin because of the Voter ID law. It was his Kevin McCarthy moment, and the type of rigging of the system we're not going to put up with. - When voters go to the polls in November, they can be certain that the Democratic nominee will have the temperament and judgment to serve as commander in chief, and that's not something you can say about the Republican candidates. Clinton's Speeches and Sanders' Taxes - Our job at the Party isn't to handicap our own primary, we're not going to referee. - There are real differences, but they're with the Republicans, and while you have to expect that the candidates are going to draw sharp differences, they're also highlighting what a much better option voters have with Democrats. - Just look at the issue of taxes as millions of Americans filed last week, but most of them didn't get to take advantage of special loopholes or get special breaks. Yet every single Republican plan for the economy is based on tax cuts for those at the very top of the income scale. It's exactly the economic policy that the Bush Administration had as they drove us toward the great recession. - So ultimately those are the differences that will matter most in November. GOP Frontrunner Trump is Reckless and Dangerous - The Economy: Trump's unfounded predictions of recession and warnings against investing in the stock market are reckless, and economists have already predicted his policies could start an international trade war and cause a global recession. - Foreign Policy: Trump's threat to pull back from our most important military alliances in NATO sends a dangerous message, which is particularly troubling in light of his past praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin. - Nuclear Proliferation: Trump has refused to say he wouldn't use nuclear weapons on European territory, then suggested South Korea and Japan should either develop nuclear weapons or pay the United States for protection against North Korea. - On abortion: Trump has taken multiple positions on abortion - from a dangerous and offensive call to punish women who get an abortion, to saying he would allow states to restrict women's rights, to saying abortion laws are set but he would eliminate them with judicial appointments. Cruz - The vast majority of his Republican colleagues can barely muster a straight face to say anything nice or positive about him! - Lindsey Graham crassly talked about how no one in the Senate would object if he was killed on the Senate floor, and said that endorsing him over Trump was the equivalent of choosing to get poisoned over being shot. - Senator Jim Risch of Idaho – TWICE – gave one of the most passive, non-endorsement endorsements I've ever seen. - It's going to be very difficult for Senators and Congress members to run alongside a presidential nominee they really don't like! The GOP's Problem with Women Voters Trump is viewed unfavorably by 7 out of 10 women, but both of his primary opponents would also alienate women voters with their policies as the nominee. - Kasich said that he wants to see Roe v. Wade repealed , and when asked what kind of punishment that would lead to, he evaded the question by saying that it should be left to the states. - Cruz said that even if a woman has been brutally raped, she should be forced to carry the pregnancy caused by her attacker to term. - In the past, the Republican candidates have opposed equal pay, family leave, and voted against the Violence Against Women Act. Earlier this month we marked Equal Pay Day, the day in 2016 when women's earnings have caught up with men's earnings from 2015. On average we earn 79 cents to their dollar, and it's worse for women of color. All of the Republican presidential candidates would stand against protections that ensure greater equality in the workplace. - John Kasich has consistently belittled women and said that we don't need workplace protections, just a 'change of heart' among major employers. - Ted Cruz voted against the Paycheck Fairness Act three times and ridiculed the legislation as a 'show vote.' - Donald Trump stated that women would have pay equity if we did 'as good a job' as men. Republicans to Blame for Trump and His Down Ballot Impact It's fitting that Donald Trump is the standard-bearer of a party that has relied on divisive politics and scapegoating for electoral gain for so long. Since 2004 they've used gay marriage as a wedge issue, demonized immigrants and stoked fears about border security. They've given birthers like Trump a pass, and fueled the Tea Party with lies about a total government takeover of healthcare and the economy. Then while in office, the only thing Republicans have done in Washington over the last seven years is obstruct. Trump IS the Republican Party. Advantage, Democrats Despite all the media attention that Republican frontrunner Trump gets with his say-anything strategy, Democrats are winning where it matters. - Senator Clinton has earned more than 10 million votes – Over a million more than Donald Trump – while Senator Sanders has earned more than 8 million votes (well ahead of Ted Cruz and John Kasich), while also garnering more than seven million individual campaign contributions from low dollar donors. If there is an enthusiasm gap, it clearly favors Democrats. - Overall fundraising shows a Democratic edge, with Democrats raising a total of $72.1 million in February and 67.5 million in March, eclipsing Republicans' fundraising, which amounted to less than $12 million for Cruz, $6 million for Trump, and just $3.4 million for Kasich in February. - And while Trump continues to claim that he is self-funding his campaign, his latest report with theFEC shows that he has loaned his campaign $24 million throughout this election cycle, while he raising just $34 million from outside contributors and loans for the entire cycle. - Democrats will have the strongest candidate in November. Period. And we are poised to take back the Senate and make serious gains in the House. Broad Contrast and Infrastructure - We have been building an infrastructure and operation that will work regardless of who the Republicans nominate. We see the numbers of course; it's clear Trump is far ahead of his competitors, and we're ready for him if he makes it through what is shaping up to be a train wreck of a convention. - But we don't think taking on Trump is fundamentally different from any of the others. - At least with Trump, he's not shy about exposing what the Republican brand has truly become. Ted Cruz and John Kasich are every bit as extreme as their party's front-runner, they just hide it a bit better. - They promise the same extreme agenda on women's rights, they deny the threat of climate change, and they oppose fixing a broken immigration system with a path to citizenship. - They all want to drag America back to the failed economic policies of the last Republican president who left office losing 800,000 jobs a month and having plunged our country into the Great Recession. - And they've all been just as offensive in their rhetoric, using language that alienates our allies, helps ISIS recruit terrorists, and makes America less safe. - So if it is Trump, we're ready. Maybe it's Cruz, but it's hard to see how that comes together in the end. But regardless we're building a ground game and an infrastructure that's ready to challenge him on every single position he's taking on the campaign trail, and that holds him accountable for what those positions would actually mean for the American people. Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 – MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC


>Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 15:50:05 -0400 >To: Tim Osborn >From: "Michael E. Mann" >Subject: Re: my visit >Cc: srutherford@virginia.edu, k.briffa@uea, p.jones@uea >Bcc: mhughes@ltrr.arizona.edu, rbradley@geo.umass.edu >In-Reply-To: >References: > >HI Tim, > >Very busy, so just a short response for the time being. > >Regarding our MBH98 and GRL99 datasets, I'm pretty sure that Scott put those >on anonymous ftp for you some months ago. So you *should* already have had access to all the data we used. In fact, it was only a few select series of Malcolm's that weren't made available from the get-go. So data has never >been an issue for us. I'm happy to hear that it is not an issue for you/keith/phil and that you are ready to make your density data available... > >A few points of clarification might help here: > >The revised method (based on ridge regression) is currently in development as far as paleoreconstruction is concerned (we have a paper to be submitted on application to the instrumental record only). We intend to test it on synthetic proxy datasets (as described in my previous email) before applying it to actual proxy data, so your visit, unfortunately, occurs at a time that is too premature for comparison with results from this method. Rather, we were hoping >you shared some of the interest along the lines of developmental/methodological >issues. > >Comparison between warm-season reconstructions would be fine, but you should >be aware of the extreme caveats with regard to our seasonal reconstructions, as spelled out in detail in our "Earth Interactions" article. We don't do nearly as well for warm-season or cold-season as for annual-mean, and we believe this is consistent w/ the mix of seasonal information contained in the multiproxy dataset. Obviously, things are somewhat different for the more seasonally homogeneous density chronology dataset. So to us, this comparison might not >seem as worthwhile as it would for you all, but we can do it if all provisos >and caveats are fully recognized and embraced from the start... > >The idea of testing wavelet methods of distinguish contributions on different timescales sounds like it is of interest to all of us, and perhaps we can >move in that direction during your visit. > >In any case, we'll have more than enough to do, talk about, investigate, and no need to necessarily hammer it all out beforehand. > >Comments from others (Scott, Phil, Keith?) welcome, > >mike > >At 09:24 AM 9/22/00 +0100, Tim Osborn wrote: >>At 10:11 19/09/00 -0400, you wrote: >>>I will put you up at the "Red Roof Inn" for the 10 nights... >>>Will have reservations made for you for the night of the 10th through 19th, >>>checking out morning of the 20th... >> >>That sounds great. Thanks. >> >> >>Mike, >> >>I've talked over various ideas with Keith and Phil (and I'm cc'ing this to >>them as well as to Scott), and I've now made some slightly firmer/clearer >>suggestions, combining your ideas and ours. >> >>(1) We're still keen to spend part of the time on reconstruction method >>issues, since that is one of the specifics that our current funded project >>needs to address. To avoid being too retrospective, we could do something >>that combined both your Nature98 and your revised methods: >> >>(a) compare your summer/warm season reconstructions (old & new methods) >>with our reconstructions of Apr-Sep temperature from tree-ring densities >>(regional/hemispheric averages and spatial comparisons). >> >>(b) In (a), we would be comparing reconstructions based on different >>palaeodata *and* different statistical reconstruction methods. So a better >>approach would be to use your (old & new) methods with our tree-ring >>density data set to reconstruct Apr-Sep temperature fields, and then >>compare with our reconstructions. This would be a good way of comparing >>methods. >> >>(c) We could exchange data/methods to continue comparisons after the end of >>my visit. We would be keen, for example, to obtain your Nature98 & GRL99 >>datasets and software to play around with after my return. In exchange, we >>can provide you with our tree-ring density data set and the reconstructions >>that we have produced from it. Of course, such subsequent work would >>continue to be collaborative, keeping each other informed/involved with the >>work. >> >>(d) If the tree-ring density data provided useful "added value" to your >>reconstructions (perhaps at the higher frequencies and providing finer >>spatial detail?), then we could use an appropriate method (perhaps your new >>revised one) to produce a new reconstruction using all palaeodata. Such a >>reconstruction might prove to be an important and well-used product. >> >>(2) Of your two specific suggestions I quite strongly prefer the first. >>The reason is that, again, our project specifically requires comparison of >>palaeo and model data and the development of appropriate methods to do >>this. Your first suggestion would take us along those lines. There are >>two related strands here. The first is to use the model outputs to assess >>the reliability of the reconstructions (i.e., following the ideas you laid >>out in your e-mail), which is certainly of interest. The second is to use >>the reconstructions to evaluate the model simulations of "natural" >>variability. We've done some comparisons with the HadCM2 and HadCM3 >>simulations - I shall brings papers/results along. What we need to develop >>further are ways of incorporating the paleo biases/errors in such >>comparisons. We have begun this, but when I visit we might be able to come >>up with better methods and apply them to Hadley Centre and/or GFDL >>comparisons. >> >>Your second suggestion, while interesting, is less appealing at this stage, >>principally because we won't have time to do everything. As it happens, >>Keith and I have just submitted a paper (to that well-known(!) journal >>"Dendrochronologia") about timescale-dependent calibration of tree-ring >>data - I shall bring a copy with me. My feeling is that the quantity of >>data overlap available for calibration would be a strongly limiting factor >>in most timescale-dependent approaches, whether they use wavelets or some >>other filtering-type approach. What interests me more would be the >>application of wavelets to the full palaeorecords to facilitate in the >>definition of timescale-dependent coherent patterns (PCs?), rather than >>just to the calibration period. Anyway, we can talk these ideas over even >>if there's no time to begin any work yet. >> >>I think that a chance to exchange preprints, data, and discuss ongoing >>developments of our work and yours will, in itself, prove to be a useful >>outcome of my visit. >> >>Best regards >> >>Tim >> >> >> >>Dr Timothy J Osborn | phone: +44 1603 592089 >>Senior Research Associate | fax: +44 1603 507784 >>Climatic Research Unit | e-mail: t.osborn@uea.ac.uk >>School of Environmental Sciences | web-site: >>University of East Anglia __________| ~timo/ >>Norwich NR4 7TJ | sunclock: >>UK | ~timo/sunclock.htm >> >> >> _______________________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: mann@virginia.edu Phone: (804) 924-7770 FAX: (804) 982-2137


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also just added polling numbers that indicate Americans strongly oppose Trump or Cruz picking the next Justice. From: Crystal, Andy Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 1:35 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Freundlich, Christina; Walker, Eric; Walsh, Tom; Paustenbach, Mark Cc: RR2 Subject: RE: FOR REVIEW: -- Senate Judiciary Misses Key Milestone Under GOP Obstruction Added in a sentence on Grassley admitting that it would be a gamble to let Trump pick the next Supreme Court Justice. Also added in some polling numbers - let me know if that's what you had in mind or if you wanted something different. From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 12:13 PM To: Freundlich, Christina; Walker, Eric; Walsh, Tom; Paustenbach, Mark Cc: RR2 Subject: FOR REVIEW: -- Senate Judiciary Misses Key Milestone Under GOP Obstruction SL: Senate Judiciary Misses Key Milestone Under GOP Obstruction It's been 44 days of Republican obstruction since President Obama nominated Chief Judge Garland to the Supreme Court, meaning that this week marked the average amount of time it takes the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold a hearing on a nominee to the Supreme Court. That's an unprecedented failure on the part of Republican Senators to do their job. The Constitution is clear: it's the President's job to nominate Supreme Court justices, and it's the Senate's job to advise and consent, giving a nominee a fair consideration with a hearing and vote. Not in our modern political system has it taken this long to fulfill a Supreme Court vacancy, let alone refuse to give the nominee a fair hearing a vote. Ironically, the obstruction comes as And yet, some Republican lawmakers are still refusing to acknowledge Trump as their standard bearer baron for the Republican party, even as he tightens his grip on the GOP nomination. It's striking that even as they tacitly acknowledge that Trump lacks the judgment and temperament to serve as President, the and the one they are waiting for to Republican Senators are refusing to do their own job in order to hand Trump the responsibility to nominate a Supreme Court justice. Yesterday, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley even admitted that it would be "a gamble" to let Trump fill the vacancy. That disconnect is partly why the American people are increasingly opposed to the Republican obstruction, and want Republican Senators to do their job and allow a hearing and a vote. * 52% of voters now believe Republican Senators should do their job and vote on the nomination of Chief Judge Garland this year, up from 43% in February. * Americans overwhelmingly oppose Donald Trump or Ted Cruz making the next appointment, with 62% saying they do not trust Trump and 57% saying they do not trust Cruz to nominate a Supreme Court justice. * Vulnerable Republican Senators are also starting to see the negative effects of their unprecedented obstruction. In New Hampshire, Senator Kelly Ayotte's support for the Republican leadership's refusal to consider Chief Judge Garland has hurt her in the eyes of voters, with her net favorability rating dropping 13 points since February. In Ohio, 59% of voters have an unfavorable opinion of Senator Rob Portman's decision to block Chief Judge Garland's nomination. And in Pennsylvania, 62% of voters want the Senate to hold hearings and a vote on the nomination, corresponding to a rise in Senator Pat Toomey's unfavorability rating . Republicans have chosen to play politics rather than do their jobs and fulfill the most basic constitutional requirements. The gridlock and dysfunction coming from Republicans in the Senate is exactly why the American people are tired of Washington. And their message couldn't be clearer: stop the obstruction and do your job. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC


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Dear Olga, I deeple apologize for haveing not read your e-mail earlier. I was so overburden with other obligations when coming back from Beijing that I gave myself the deadline of June 1 to start with IPCC work. As usual, circumstances have forced me to postpone this "dedaline" to next Monday. For this, I had not realised that Chapter 6 has its first deadline tomorrow. I have now gone through the "Glaiers during the LIA" and "Glaciers during the MWP" paragraphs as well as through the "glacier bullet" you send today. I think the LIA paragraph fits well into the Chapter 4 as a supplement to the "Observations" we concentrate on. The MWP is a bit out of focus (Observations!). As I mentioned earlier, I would be glad if chapter 6 could give glaciers approprate space as being the only climate proxies which are exclus'ively governed by physical processes and are, thus, much safer to interpret than any other proxies. The fact that they give filtered information as a mean over longer time periods enables them to represent climate. Over the last years, glaciologists have started to investigate the impact of climate seasonality on glaciers and have also started to separate thermal and hygric variables driving glaciers. All this deserves much attention also beyond the "Observations" to be coverd in Chapter 4. A comment on the bullet: this is fine. The only point I would change is the one mentioning Africa. For Lewis Glacier, Mount Kenya, advances have been reconstructed from moraines aoroud 1900 and (measured) thickening took place in the 1970s. Rwenzori glaciers have advanced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. A compilation of this is attached as well as a figure and a table from an ongoing compilation of the post-LIA retreat of tropical glaciers I am working on. Please keep them confidential. Note from this figure also the exception Kilimanjaro glaciers play. They have to be seen separately from anything else we observe in the tropics mainly because of the absolute lack of movement on the Plateau (there are also other reasons which would go beyond a readable e-mail). So, to make the long story short: (i) Afrikan glaciers are no exception to the global picture and (ii) Kilimanjaro glaciers are an exception in Africa, in the Tropics, and on the global picture. Thus, Kili glaciers should not be used as an example neither for Africa nor for the tropics. Although I am highly interested in Kilimanjaro myself running a reserach project there, I strongly suggest to not overestimate its glaciers. Accoding to a request from Suasan Solomon I will address that briefly in Chapter 4.5. By the way, Kili glaciers only cover 2.6 km2 out of 2,500 km2 in the tropics (see table in attachement). Hope this is of help and if you have any further question feel free to contact me. Best wishes, Georg Georg Kaser ------------------------------------------------- Institut fuer Geographie Innrain 52 A-6020 INNSBRUCK Tel: ++43 512 507 5407 Fax: ++43 512 507 2895  On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Olga Solomina wrote: > Dear colleagues, > > Please find attached my suggestions for the "Glacier bullet" (chapter 6). It > accumulates (and replaces) all "glacier cases" mentioned in different places > in our preliminary draft. > > I find that our first subdivision of the chapter to 2ka, 10ka etc. was more > natural rather than 6ka etc. - now we have a mixture of two systems. > > My suggestions for the glossary are: > > The Holocene (including Early, Mid, Late with approximate dates) > Little Ice Age > Neoglacial > > I also attach two paragraphs that I wrote for the Ch4 for the recent glacier > variations, though it is still unclear where it should be. I think both the > glacier recession from the LIA maximum positions and glacier advances > occurred during the MWP should be mentioned somewhere. > > Cheers, > olga > Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\KASER-1999GPCh.PDF" Attachment Converted: "c:\eudora\attach\TropGlac.doc"


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From the party's senior leaders to the voters of Nebraska and West Virginia yesterday, Republicans have started to fret about their own deepening divide, and are now embracing their divisive and dangerous standard bearer. Democrats, on the other hand, have shown in state after state that our voters are excited about our primary, and optimistic about both of our candidates. Despite the historic chaos among Republicans, it's now clear that Donald Trump is the Republican Party. From: Lykins, Tyler Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 4:09 PM To: Price, Jenna; RR2 Subject: RE: FOR RESEARCH: Draft DWS Call Excerpts Good here From: Price, Jenna Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2016 4:05 PM To: RR2 Subject: FOR RESEARCH: Draft DWS Call Excerpts For Immediate Release May 11, 2016 Contact: DNC Press - 202-863-8148 Remarks from DNC Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Press Call on the State of the Presidential Race Today, DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz hosted a press call to discuss the state of the race and preview Donald Trump's meetings with Republican leadership tomorrow. From senior leaders to the voters of Nebraska and West Virginia yesterday, Republicans have started to fret about their party's deepening divide to embrace their divisive and dangerous standard bearer. Democrats, on the other hand, have shown in state after state that our voters are excited about our primary, and optimistic about both of our candidates. Despite the historic chaos among Republicans, it's now clear that Donald Trump is the Republican Party. Please find remarks below as prepared for delivery: Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Of course we now know that Donald Trump is the Republican presumptive nominee, but we wanted to take a moment to discuss the historic and unprecedented division taking place on the Republican side --- especially visible this week as Donald Trump prepares to sit down tomorrow with Senate Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan. The irony is that Trump's impending nomination is the result of years of the Republican Party elevating extreme voices, and using divisive campaigns that sought to exploit unfounded fears for political gain. They've made their bed, and now they're lying in it. With his lock on the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has ensured that his party's problems won't be limited to convention chaos -- he's going to force GOP races big and small across the country to own his ugly, divisive and dangerous rhetoric all the way to the general election. ... There has never been a situation in which the sitting Speaker of the House of Representatives simply doesn't want to support his party's nominee. It's stunning that Paul Ryan had to say he was willing to step down as the Chair of his party's convention. The distress amongst party leaders is palpable. The list of Republican leaders who refuse to support Donald Trump got longer this week, with Ted Cruz joining Ryan, and a slew of former GOP presidential candidates and Republican presidents who are equally dismayed at his divisive and dangerous rhetoric. In exit polls yesterday, just ten percent of Republican voters in West Virginia and three percent in Nebraska said they think their party is united. Majorities of Republican primary voters in recent weeks have expressed concern about their party's division. When you look at the trend lines nationally on our side, In contest after contest, Democratic voters are reporting their enthusiasm for both of our candidates. The national polls favor Democrats who have seen week after week that our voters are excited about our primaries and enthusiastic about our candidates. Democrats are building the infrastructure for the general election, and we're doing it with enthusiastic voters because they see our candidates have the right ideas to build on the progress of the last seven years. So we're very confident that we're well positioned heading into the general election and that we'll have the strongest candidate. But we're not taking anything for granted, we're going to hold Trump and Republicans up and down the ballot accountable for their repeated promises to drag our country right back to the reckless policies that were in place in 2009 when the last Republican president left office; when we were losing 800,000 jobs a month; and, when countless Americans lost their homes and savings. So that's another reason that this Trump - Ryan - McConnell meeting matters. It's a reminder that what the Republican presumptive nominee is promising is the same brand of trickle-down economic policies that help those at the top while costing hardworking Americans. Despite their fretting over his divisive and dangerous rhetoric, when you look under the hood, Trump doesn't look much different from Ryan or McConnell, and certainly like many of the down ballot Republicans. Despite his attempts at slight-of-hand, for example, it's clear that Trump's reckless tax plan is modeled on what the Republican Party has done for years, built on the same failed foundation of rewarding those at the top by slashing the top income tax rate. Trump's plan would bring that tax rate to 25 percent from 39.6 percent. That would give the "top 0.1% of income earners like himself an average tax cut of more than $1.3 million." Republicans in Congress also want to lower the individual tax rate for the wealthiest Americans to 25 percent. Trump also plans to substantially reduce the corporate tax rate, instead of fixing loopholes that allow some large companies to pay no federal income tax at all. Paul Ryan and his colleagues have also proposed cutting corporate taxes down to 25 percent - making Trump's 15 percent plan even more extreme than the Ryan Budget. It's the same old Republican playbook. And it's consistent with Trump's history of making money off the backs of hardworking people. Trump's Republican bona fides go further. He actually said at one of the Republican Party's debates that wages were "too high". He not only opposes raising the federal minimum wage but thinks there shouldn't be a federal minimum wage at all. Now he tries to play sleight of hand, but that's what he promised. And Trump's statement this past week that the United States of America, as a country, shouldn't honor its debt and just print more money is flat out dangerous. 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