Requests for tonight: * CNN in 10pm hour ET (election special - Anderson/Wolf) Requests for tomorrow: * SIRIUS XM POTUS channel at 8:20AM ET; call-in; 5 minute interview * MSNBC during the following window: 1pm to 3pm ET; 5-6 min interview * YAHOO! Katie Couric — anytime 10:30am onward; at DNC; 15 to 20 min interview * CNN (Open invite for a pre-tape about what Democrats are doing to win in Georgia) On May 16, 2016, at 5:47 PM, Kate Houghton > wrote: In DNC studio would be best On May 16, 2016, at 5:07 PM, Manriquez, Pablo > wrote: For tomorrow: No from New Day. No from Hardball. For Wednesday: Yes from Wolf. Do we know where she'll be in the 1pm hour ET? Will have additional requests ready for review tomorrow morning. On May 16, 2016, at 1:57 PM, Paustenbach, Mark > wrote: Luis and I approve Mark Paustenbach National Press Secretary & Deputy Communications Director Democratic National Committee W: 202.863.8148 paustenbachm@dnc.org From: Manriquez, Pablo Sent: Monday, May 16, 2016 10:07 AM To: Miranda, Luis; Banfill, Ryan; Kate Houghton; Paustenbach, Mark Subject: DWS Broadcast Bookings For approval (from Luis) — To Pitch for Tomorrow: New Day, Hardball To Pitch for Wednesday: Wolf, Hardball To Pitch for Friday: Philadelphia radio and/or local Sunday show To Pitch generally: Spanish-language, Hispanic media (Noticias Univision/Telemundo) Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


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This is on top of a Monday article in WSJ that white supremacists said they found advancement through trumps candidacy. I want to try to put together a release with quotes from NJDC, ADL, other orgs, and the chair. Thoughts? On May 19, 2016, at 8:19 PM, Sarge, Matthew > wrote: There was a Politico article from earlier in the week about Jewish Republicans' reluctance to back Trump because of these repeated incidents "No one interviewed by POLITICO accused Trump of anti-Semitism, but multiple people pointed to his most extreme supporters — and his unwillingness, at times, to condemn them — as sources of concern for Jewish voters across the political spectrum. Trump has also faced criticism for being slow to condemn the Ku Klux Klan. Asked whether all of that should give Jewish voters pause, Greenblatt replied, 'yeah,' noting the anti-Semitic online abuse from self-described Trump supporters that a journalist (who is also a POLITICO magazine writer) faced after writing a profile of Melania Trump that the candidate's wife criticized. Trump refused to condemn the vitriol from those supporters when asked about it directly on CNN. 'The kind of anti-Semitic invective they used was so frightening,' Greenblatt said. ________________________________ From: Roberts, Kelly Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2016 8:02 PM To: Comm_D Subject: WaPo: New York Times staffer tweets out op-ed critical of Trump, faces anti-Semitic avalanche Story in link has screenshots of the tweets. This is not the first reporter to get anti-Semitic threats after covering Trump. When asked about it previously Trump had "no message" for his supporters sending Ioffe death threats and Melania claimed the reporter "provoked" it New York Times staffer tweets out op-ed critical of Trump, faces anti-Semitic avalanche Washington Post – Erik Wemple Last night, Jonathan Weisman tweeted out an opinion piece from The Post by Robert Kagan: "This is how fascism comes to America." Via Trump, that is. "This is how fascism comes to America, not with jackboots and salutes (although there have been salutes, and a whiff of violence) but with a television huckster, a phony billionaire, a textbook egomaniac 'tapping into' popular resentments and insecurities, and with an entire national political party — out of ambition or blind party loyalty, or simply out of fear — falling into line behind him," writes Kagan. A deputy Washington editor at the Times, Weisman included a portion of that sentence in his tweet — along with another tweet on a related topic — and let it fly. Hatred responded. The Southern Poverty Law Center, among many other Twitter observers, took note of Weisman's efforts to highlight this scourge: On Twitter and other social-media platforms, it can be difficult to determine who supports whom. Yes, several of the people making anti-Semitic statements had references to the presumptive GOP nominee in their Twitter IDs and photos, though those references could mean anything. What has been clear for some time is that criticizing Trump while being Jewish is a hazardous online activity. On Daily Wire, Ben Shapiro, a prominent conservative commentator, documented the anti-Semitic backlash that followed his own opinionating about Trump. And cited more from where that came: It's not just me, of course. Jake Tapper of CNN now says he's received anti-Semitic tweets "all day." My friend Bethany Mandel, another orthodox Jew who opposes Trump, just bought herself a gun out of fear of unhinged Trump supporters. John Podhoretz of Commentary says he receives tweets consistently from "literally neo-Nazi White supremacists, all anonymous…I don't think I can attribute being a supporter of Trump to being a validator or an expresser of these opinions, but something was let loose by him." Noah Rothman of Commentary tweets, "It never ends. Blocking doesn't help either. They have lists, on which I seem to find myself." Shapiro Wednesday offered a further exploration at National Review under the headline, "Trump's Anti-Semitic Supporters." He writes: "I've experienced more pure, unadulterated anti-Semitism since coming out against Trump's candidacy than at any other time in my political career. Trump supporters have threatened me and other Jews who hold my viewpoint. They've blown up my e-mail inbox with anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. They greeted the birth of my second child by calling for me, my wife, and two children to be thrown into a gas chamber." As this blog reported, journalist Julia Ioffe filed a police report after receiving anti-Semitic threats stemming from the backlash against her story in GQ about Melania Trump. "The Trumps have a record of kind of whistling their followers into action," Ioffe said at the time.


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BUT NOT IN STUDIO. HE NEEDS NOTES IN FRONT OF HIM AND SOMEONE POINTING HIM TO KEY TALKING POINTS SO HE DOESN'T RAMBLE. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 - MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Manriquez, Pablo Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 7:20 PM To: Jefferson, Deshundra Cc: Walker, Eric; Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Price, Jenna Subject: Re: Request - PRATT//SIRIUS XM//MAGGIE LINTON//1 or 3 JUNE Yup, sounds good. On May 10, 2016, at 9:22 AM, Jefferson, Deshundra > wrote: Luis cleared this on a separate chain. Let's do June 1st at 11 or 11:30a. Pablo, do you want to circle back with Maggie? Sent from my iPhone On May 9, 2016, at 2:45 PM, Walker, Eric > wrote: Not in the habit of doing 30 min interviews. Lots of opportunity for a slip, and then it becomes "DNC official says X" and it's an issue From: Manriquez, Pablo Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 2:43 PM To: Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark; Walker, Eric Cc: Price, Jenna; Jefferson, Deshundra Subject: Request - PRATT//SIRIUS XM//MAGGIE LINTON//1 or 3 JUNE WHO: Pratt Wiley and Maggie Linton WHAT: 30 minute live radio interview on SIRIUS XM's "Urban" channel show "The Maggie Linton Show" to discuss the state of voter expansion in the 2016 race. WHEN: There are available hit times of which we can chose one. They are 1 June (11a, 11:30a ET), 3 June (11a, 11:30a ET). WHERE: SIRUS XM DC Bureau Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC Pablo Manriquez Democratic National Committee Phone: 202.572.5488 Email: pablo@dnc.org web: democrats.org Twitter: @Pablo_DNC


--- begin forwarded text Status: RO From: A guy who models plasma all day... To: "R. A. Hettinga" Subject: Re: Electric car an Edsel... Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 22:49:20 -0600 Bob, This capacitor drive idea isn't completely stupid, but neither is it well thought out. Maxwell (www.maxwell.com) makes and sells high energy density capacitors, called ultracapacitors. They deliver them in an air-cooled, voltage regulated module that will charge to 42 V and hold 128 kilojoules -- roughly the energy in 2 teaspoons of sugar or a bite of a donut -- and weighs 16 kilograms. If that electrical energy could all be converted to kinetic energy, there's enough to get the capacitor module up to about 200 mph -- in a vacuum. Suppose you take the entire power density of the capacitor module -- 2.8 kw/kg (~4 hp/kg!) -- and punch it through an electric motor. How much does the 64 hp electric motor weigh? If it were as little as 50 kg -- and I bet it isn't -- that capacitor and motor would have a top speed of 100 mph -- the speed at which their energy is the 128 kJ that was initially stored electrically in the capacitor. And it's not at all obvious that the torque vs. speed characteristic of 42 V DC motors will support this, or how they do it without wheels, drive train, etc. But if they can, they can only do it in a vacuum where there is no drag! On to the Lunarnationals? Or would you prefer the bite of donut? ----- Original Message ----- From: "R. A. Hettinga" To: "Vinnie Moscaritolo" ; "Randolph Elliott" ; ; "Duncan Goldie-Scot" ; "G. Gruff" ; Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 11:15 PM Subject: Re: Electric car an Edsel... > > --- begin forwarded text > > > Status: RO > Delivered-To: fork@example.com > From: "Adam L. Beberg" > To: RossO > Cc: > Subject: Re: Electric car an Edsel... > Sender: fork-admin@xent.com > Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 21:24:47 -0700 (PDT) > > On 2 Sep 2002, RossO wrote: > > > John Waylan (who was interviewed in Wired a few years back) pulled out a > > 14.4 second run in the quarter mile (91mph), on a battery pack that > > hasn't been broken in yet. He expects to break his record next year > > topping his 13.1sec/99mph run a couple of years ago. He's shooting for a > > 12 second run. > > Battery pack, huh what??? > > You dont use batteries for a 1/4 mile run, you use capacitors. MANY times > the energy density, and you can get the energy out fast enough. Note that > the battery packs are fully swapped out for recharging after each run > anyway, just like a gas dragster is refueled, so this wouldnt be cheating. > 200 MPH should be no problem. > > - Adam L. "Duncan" Beberg > ~beberg/ > beberg@mithral.com > > --- end forwarded text > > > -- > ----------------- > R. A. Hettinga > The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation > 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA > "... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, > [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to > experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' > --- end forwarded text -- ----------------- R. A. Hettinga The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA "... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience." -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'


Jordan- On Tuesday, May 31st the Democratic Lawyers Council will host our first fundraiser in New York City. The dinner will be hosted by Robbie Kaplan and Gloria Allred is confirmed as a surrogate. This reception will be centered on women's issues and female attorneys from across the city will be targeted as attendees. We would love to have Tina Tchen join as well for the evening. Can you please let us know if Tina will be available for the dinner? Thank you. Jordan C. Vaughn National AALC Finance Director Democratic National Committee (202) 488-5089 (o) | (407) 797-2215 (c) VaughnJ@dnc.org


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From: Ngoc Nguyen Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2016 2:23 PM To: Ngoc Nguyen Subject: California Democrats Release Economic Emergency Guide for GOP Presidential Candidates For immediate release: Thursday, April 28, 2016 Media contact: Michael Soller, California Democratic Party: (916) 503-8480 press line / (213) 446-1851 cell, michael@cadem.org California Democrats Release Economic Emergency Guide for Republican Presidential Candidates SACRAMENTO - The California Democratic Party released an "economic emergency guide" comparing the record of Governor Jerry Brown to his Republican predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger. The guide is a reminder to GOP presidential candidates attending the California Republican Party Convention in Burlingame to stick to the facts about California's economic recovery since Gov. Brown was reelected in 2010. "Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and hard-right Republicans in the Legislature left California with schools ranked 50th in the nation in funding, a state budget 100 days overdue, and the nation's worst credit rating," said California Democratic Party Senior Strategist Shawnda Westly. "It will be entertaining to watch Donald Trump and the Republicans squirm away from the success that Governor Brown and California Democrats have had in balancing our state's budget and President Obama has had with 73 straight months of private sector job growth. But California voters know which party they'd rather have on their side in an economic crisis." ###


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Talking about Ted Cruz, and about how to make GOP convention more exciting Please Save from yesterday:  Donald Trump called on Ted Cruz on Monday to quit the presidential race and go back to the U.S. Senate if Tuesday's Indiana primary ends with the billlionaire beating the senator. 'Yes, he should. He should leave the race if I win,' Trump told DailyMail.com in a wide-ranging interview at an Indianapolis hotel during his last day of campaigning in the Hoosier State. 'Now, let's see what happens. Indiana's a great state and I have the support of Bobby Knight and so many other people. We'll have to see what happens, but yes, I think he should get out of the race,' Trump said. The Republican front-runner also said Cruz's 'tough temperament' might make him unsuitable for a spot on his short-list of potential Supreme Court nominees – a consolation prize he could offer the Texas as a party-unifying gesture. Instead, Trump insisted Ted prepare to pack his bags – and doubled down on his demand later during a lunchtime stop at Shapiro's Delicatessen a few blocks from Lucas Oil Stadium. Asked during an impromptu press gaggle whether an Indiana defeat should spell the end of a Cruz candidacy, he told reporters: 'I think it should.' A Cruz spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Monday morning's interview touched on Trump's foreign policy goals, his attitude toward the media, his criticism of past Republican National Conventions, and whether a President Trump would deliver a comedy routine at the White House Correspondents Association's annual gala. Indiana's 57 delegates to the Republican National Convention, should Trump claim them in Tuesday's winner-take-all primary election, would put the businessman within striking distance of the magic number – 1,237 – that he needs in order to become the party's White House nominee. Cruz has insisted that he will stay in the contest all the way to the July convention in Cleveland, Ohio. he launched an ad Monday in Indiana in which he tries to turn Trump's nickname for him – 'Lyin' Ted' – back on the real estate tycoon. The ad, titled 'Lying,' features an announcer claiming that 'Donald Trump is lying about Ted Cruz' with respect to the senator's positions on trade, illegal immigration and work visas. 'Trump also had a one-million-dollar judgment against him for hiring illegals,' the ad claims. 'What a phony.' But Indianans seem to be siding with Trump, giving him a 15-point edge in an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released yesterday. Trump lashed out at Cruz Monday morning, telling DailyMail.com that he disagrees with the Texan's characterization of him earlier in the day as a hateful bully and his base as 'bitter, angry, petty, bigoted people.' 'That is not America. I reject that vision of America,' Cruz told reporters in Indiana after a campaign stop. 'They're not angry,' Trump said of his loyal following. 'They're very disappointed in politicians like him that get a lot of money from special interest groups, and they protect their special interest groups very much to the detriment of the country.' Trump has faced calls for specifics about how he will 'unify' the Republican Party if he performs well enough in the remaining ten primary elections to claim the GOP's nomination outright. But the billionaire said he isn't ready to put Cruz on the Supreme Court as a consolation prize – because his 'temperament' might not be suited to the job. Cruz, once the solicitor general for the Lone Star State, argued nine cases before America's highest court, winning five of them. 'I don't know. I'd have to think about it. That's a big decision,' he told DailyMail.com, saying that he's aware of Cruz's record as a constitutional lawyer. 'But there's a whole question of uniting, and there's a whole question as to temperament. And I'd have to think about it.' Trump raised Cruz's 'temperament' four separate times while explaining why putting the lawmaker on his Supreme Court short-list wasn't an easy call. He has said in the past that in order to quell conservatives' concerns about how he would approach Supreme Court appointments, he would release a list of names during the campaign and pledge to to only choose nominees from it. 'He's got a tough temperament for what we're talking about,' Trump said of Cruz. 'You have to be a very, very smart, rational person in my opinion, to be a justice of any kind at a high level or low.' 'You need a proper temperament. And that would be a question that I would have.' At Shapiro's, Trump projected confidence as the lunch crowd milled around him and asked for autographs and selfies. He signed one man's $50 bill before dining at a table that included campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and nonfiction author Ed Klein. Asked whether the general election season begins for him on Wednesday, he said: 'Yes, I mean it's sort of already started.' Citing a new national poll, he added: 'Rasmussen just came out and I'm three points up on Hillary ... and I haven't even started yet.'


On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 09:58, Gary Lawrence Murphy wrote: > > And a Java program, due to the extensive class libraries, will weigh > in at 10% the number of lines of the equivalent C program. QED. My typical Java-to-C conversion doesn't increase the lines of code by more than 20%, and a fair portion of that is the implementation of additional features that drove us to do the conversion in the first place. Some things are substantially more succinct when written in C than in Java. C and most other mature languages have an endless collection of libraries. I personally don't use anything beyond the core libraries of any language that much though. On a tangent, I find libraries nearly useless for a great many things due primarily to the fact that most of them are so general that a given non-trivial API almost always has a context in which it will function in a pathological manner. Code reuse is wonderful and all that, but libraries frequently make design trade-offs that won't work for me even if they theoretically do exactly what I need. Unfortunately, it isn't particularly easy nor does it make a nice simple API to design a library that really is optimizable to a wide range of design cases. I've built a small collection of flexible psuedo-polymorphic APIs over the years that I tend to use, but it is a pretty ugly solution for code reuse when you get right down to it. -James Rogers jamesr@best.com


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I received these comments this afternoon from JPMorgan. I need to have some help putting together a story to counteract the basics of this story from CERA. Rod -----Original Message----- From: Brent.Wahl@jpmorgan.com [ ] Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 2:00 PM To: Hayslett, Rod Cc: Eric.Fornell@jpmorgan.com Subject: Consultant's view on gas transmission into California Importance: High Rod: As we discussed here are the bulletts that summarize what we heard from our consultants. Overall demand picture Believe it will be 2006 before the California market will get back to 2000/2001 demand levels 2002 demand down approximately 900 mmcf/d 2003 demand will be flat 2004 growth in demand will begin 2005-2006 return to 2001 demand levels Reasoning: 2001 was a dry year - the lack of hydro generation created an additional 600 mmcf/d demand for gas in California Anticipated generation capacity overbuild in California - new more efficient power plants with better heat rates will displace older gas fired generation, reducing the amount of gas required to generate a MW of electricity on the margin California electricity rate increases have curtailed demand for power and subsequently, gas Gas transmission capacity into the state Over the next two to three years there will be an additional 2.0 Bcf/d of transmission capacity into California 800 mmcf/d in 2002 900 mmcf/d in 2003 (Kern River expansion) 300 mmcf/d (El Paso conversion of All American oil line and power up) San Juan basin gas San Juan basin production is declining first half of 2001 vs. first half of 2000 production off by approximately 200 mmcf/d Rockies gas will not replace declining production in the San Juan San Juan gas will move closer to Permian pricing The consultants believe that the combination of these factors will put decontracting pressure on existing transmission into the state of California, and especially the El Paso and Transwestern lines. However, the "wild card" in their view is unforeseen California power demand growth. As we discussed, JPMorgan would like to hear your views on the above issues. Please give me a call when you have had sufficient time to digest and we can set up a conference call to make the most efficient use of your time. Thanks Rod Brent Also, when you have had a chance to look at sales gas volume growth please e-mail the volume numbers to me...thanks


Colleagues---I'm sharing for your reference excerpts from the Vice President's remarks yesterday at the University of Tampa, at an event host by the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce. Regards, Dan EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS BY VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN ON THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE Hosted by the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce University of Tampa Tampa, Florida May 11, 2016 I want to thank you for hosting me today. This is a beautiful, beautiful -- obviously, beautiful city -- but it's a beautiful campus. And I'm here to discuss with you today with your permission the relationship with our neighbors throughout the hemisphere. And I wanted to come here to Tampa because our policy in the Americas isn't just a matter of think tank, and the think tank crowd in Washington, D.C. Our neighbors in Canada, Latin America, the Caribbean -- they impact on our domestic security and prosperity like no other region in the world. I was just -- on the way down on Air Force Two had a long discussion with President Peña Nieto. And there's a lot going on. And I pointed out to him -- or we discussed that we have no more important relationship than with Mexico and the rest of the hemisphere. The possibilities for this hemisphere are staggering. I believe that's as true today, than it's been any other moment in history, that we are better positioned in this hemisphere than we have ever been. And that's why from the outset, our administration, the President and I have made improving relationships with our neighbors a priority. And I emphasize the word relationships. Not just specific transactional occurrences, our overall relationship. I need not tell this great university that there's a lot of history shaping our engagement in the region, and not all of it positive. And we all -- we've recognized that. But we've also made a decision. We weren't going to be bound by the mistakes of the past or trapped in outmoded ideologies that no longer were relevant in the 21st century. So from the outset, when the President one day turned to me, like is his habit, and he said, Joe, why don't you do the hemisphere?.......And I said, okay, Mr. President, I'll do the hemisphere. But all kidding aside, we made it clear -- and I made it clear from the beginning -- our relationship, this administration's relationship, America's relationship with the hemisphere would be grounded on mutual respect. No longer would we ask what can the United States do for the region. What we literally ask and want to know is what can we do with the region in true partnership. It's not what we can do for, it's what we can do with. And just that one commitment has had a profound impact on our relationships from Chile to Mexico, and everywhere in between. * * * And so I'm proud to say that today, I think I can say it without fear of contradiction, our relationships in the neighborhood are as good as they've ever been in American history. That doesn't mean we still don't have disagreements. We do. But our willingness to engage with seriousness and with respect has changed the way the leaders -- and I would argue -- the people of the region view us, from the CARICOM countries, throughout the hemisphere. And that's critical, in my view, because the Western Hemisphere is not the same place it was 20 years ago, or even 10 years ago. Today, the nations of the Americas are defined by opportunity by and large, not crisis. Oh, challenges persist. And I'll address some of those today. But we've seen vital shifts in the hemisphere. The expansion of trade and regional economic growth has helped bring in tens of millions of people out of poverty into the middle class. With courage and determination, the people of the region have made democracy an established norm. There are exceptions, but it's become the norm rather than the exception. We're increasingly seeing political pragmatism replace populism. And across the region, nations are stepping out on a global scale to contribute more internationally. For the first time in our history, in my view, I think it's possible to imagine a hemisphere that is middle class, secure from -- just simply secure -- all the way from the northern reaches of Canada to the tip of Chile. I think that is within our wheelhouse. It's within our power. If we're smart and we get a little lucky. We're not there yet, but I'm confident if we make the right choices, we can be. And as a consequence of that, I predict to you -- the students that are here -- I will not be around to determine whether my prediction is right or not -- but 25 years from now, the single-most consequential hemisphere in the world will be the Western Hemisphere. And this transformation will generate opportunity for all of the people in the Americas, including the United States -- notwithstanding what you hear some other voices saying these day. So that's what I'd like to talk to you a few minutes about today. * * * We've done this all while insisting on new international norms and standards for workers' rights, for environmental protection, and the protection of intellectual property. We're already beginning to see the impact of these tightened regulatory standards for those who want to be part of it. Mexico has just announced an unprecedented change in their labor laws, including their constitution. And while in the midst of an energy revolution here in the United States and North America, we're being put in a position where we're able to generate significant economic gains. Thanks to our abundance of natural gas and renewable energy resources, North America -- the United States, Canada, Mexico -- is the new epicenter -- is the new epicenter -- of energy in the world. CENTCOM is going to have a lot less reason to have to invest as much as we've invested over the last 40 years. It's not going to be the Arabian Peninsula, not Russia, not Iran, not Nigeria, not Venezuela. North America -- Canada, the United States, and Mexico. And this shift has unlocked significant opportunities -- reducing our trade deficit, giving us greater flexibility in dealing with other oil-producing states. Not many nations have leverage over us anymore. And it's increasing energy trade in the hemisphere, bolstering the energy security of our closest neighbors. Last week I hosted Presidents and Prime Ministers and senior leaders from across Central America and the CARICOM countries. The purpose was to discuss our progress in integrating regional energy markets and diversifying into more renewable, more affordable, and more reliable sources of energy. To help meet those needs, we recently opened a new liquefied natural gas export terminal. The first shipment left Louisiana for Brazil in February. And we will see even greater opportunities when the Panama Canal opens -- and two new locks -- next month. I've seen the Seven Wonders of the World. You want to see the eighth, go to the Panama Canal. I'm serious. These two new locks are absolutely breathtaking in their scope and their size and their capacity. * * * We should also seize the moment to strengthen our relationships with the region's people and harness the good will that we have earned. And that starts with our two closest neighbors -- Canada and Mexico. The strength of our North America partnership is vital to the prosperity and security of the United States. In February, I traveled to Mexico for what they called the third High Level Economic Dialogue, which has opened up new partnerships and opportunities for our people to do even more business together. * * * We've built strong relationships with the people of Brazil, as well as vital trade partnerships. And that's critical because Brazil will remain a global economic power, even as it navigates its current very difficult political challenges. I know how many of you have closely followed our opening with Cuba. It's been mentioned already. And not just because the Tampa Bay Rays beat Cuba 4 to 1. (Laughter and applause.) In March. Notwithstanding that, we actually created new opportunities for U.S. business in emerging Cuban private sector. And it's engendered greater personal connection with the citizens of Cuba. And here's the thing, I've had a chance to meet every leader of every country in the hemisphere. And the single act of beginning to normalize the relationship with Cuba has lifted an enormous burden off of them, allowing them much more flexibility to deal with us as they want to do. It's had multiple benefits so far. It's paid important foreign policy dividends. We still have real disagreements with the Cuban government about its denial of basic freedoms to its citizens. And we're going to continue to raise these issues and stand up for the protection of human rights. I was asked to speak to the OAS when we were in the process of moving forward, and I said to them quite bluntly, we're doing what you've wanted us to do. And it's the right thing to do. But now we expect you to speak up when we talk about the violation of human rights. You all must be part of making sure that this reform ultimately takes place. But shifting from isolation to engagement proved that our promise to listen rather than dictate to the region was more than just words. And in the past several months, I've had conversations with the Presidents of Brazil, Colombia, Chile, and many more. And all of them told me how it has significantly enhanced their ability and flexibility at home to build partnerships and get things done with the United States of America. * * * We also have a chance to restore our relationship with Argentina, which has been on rocky grounds for over a decade. When I recently traveled to give the keynote address to the World Economic Forum in Davos last January, I made the point of meeting for some time with Argentina's new President. And in March, President Obama made the first visit of an American President in more than decade. President Macri has laid out an ambitious reform agenda and demonstrated a renewed willingness to return to the international financial community. It's already yielding new collaboration in the energy sector, as well as improved security cooperation. Our relationship with Cuba and Argentina illustrate an important theme: We won't close off any opportunity to build relationships with the people of the region. And I might add that includes Venezuela. Last December we saw a watershed in Venezuela politics, an election won by the opposition. Their national assembly now represents the diversity of the political views of the country. But as neighbors who care about the Venezuelan people, we are deeply concerned about the current economic situation, food shortages, lack of medicine, and even water, blackouts, rising crime rates, homicide rates. And the Venezuelan government continues to commit serious human rights violations -- throwing people in jail, intimidating and silencing its opponents, denying prisoners due process and holding them inhumane conditions. The government is taking steps to prevent the peoples' representatives in the assembly from carrying out the duties to which they were elected to carry out. So releasing political prisoners like the mayor of Caracas, the opposition leader Mr. Lopez, are absolutely necessary in starting a productive dialogue between the government and the opposition and the hemisphere. That's what's needed to overcome the extreme polarization and economic disaster that's occurring now in Venezuela. It's a dialogue that's long overdue. And the United States in consultation with all our partners in the region is prepared to help. * * * Progress is possible. We've seen it. Not even two decades ago Colombia was a war zone. I remember my first visit down there as I was writing Plan Colombia, meeting with the President of the country, and two days after I left, one of the cartels walked into the Supreme Court and shot up and killed Supreme Court justices, while they sat hearing a case. Back then I was either the Chairman or the Ranking Member of the Foreign Relations Committee, championing Plan Colombia in the Senate, working with Republicans and Democrats to help the people of Colombia pull themselves back from the brink. We invested a lot of money. They invested four times as much in the effort. And today we're on the verge of a historic peace deal between the government of Colombia and the guerrilla groups, ending one of the longest running conflicts in modern history. God willing. It's a remarkable transformation and an affirmation of the power of democracy to solve challenges if you have the political will to take the chance to do it. * * * The success of Plan Colombia also offers a model for what we're working toward in Central America, helping governments take responsibility and address their own challenges, while providing some vital support. That's why we've taken the dual steps of dramatically increasing our assistance for El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras -- $750 million just from this year's budget, up from $560 million last year; while also insisting on high expectations and setting benchmarks as to what they have to meet in order to qualify for the funding. And they are. They've created with the help of the IDB a thing called the Alliance for Progress, to strengthen and coordinate their efforts. And those three countries are investing on their own $2.6 billion of their own money this year. This is an area where I've been particularly hands-on as Vice President. I've already met with the leaders of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras three times just since January. And I'm proud that we're beginning to see some progress. I find that with dealing with countries that are in trouble, detail matters. Detail matters. Specific, precise goals agreed to matter. The only way that occurs is with repetition and constant meeting. They've started anti-corruption initiatives to reform police departments, courts, customs, tax collection systems; economic programs to tackle poverty; helping towns and cities set up community policing to generate greater confidence in the police departments and make neighborhoods literally safer. We've been able to do this because we've developed some partnerships and trust, the kind that can only be built after spending hours and hours and hours with specific leaders. The Congresswoman has heard me say this, I dare not try to improve on famous Speaker Tip O'Neill's axiom that, "all politics is local." All foreign policy is personal. It's all personal. You have to know the other leader with enough detail -- whether they like you or not, or you like them or not -- to understand what they're objectives are and what their limits are. Listening to their perspective while sharing their own. I always say when I sit down with a foreign leader -- and I've met every world leader, literally every major world leader in the last 35 years. I always start by saying, I never attempt to tell another man or woman what's in her interest. And I never attempt to tell another country what's in their interest. But I'm here to tell you what's in our interest, and why I think it's helpful to you. If you want to participate, we're in. If you don't, your decision. It's amazing how much further along that gets you than going in and attempting to dictate. But we have a long way to go. And it's going to require more than just Presidents and political leaders. It requires the business community and civil society and individual citizens all pulling together. And I believe the people of the region are actually so fed up with the circumstances they've been in for so long that they're ready to take a chance. They're ready to change. * * * Earlier this year I attended in the inauguration of President Morales in Guatemala. Jimmy Morales, the comedian. He was anything but a comedian that day when he was sworn in. He was elected on his promise to end corruption after the previous President and Vice President were both ousted on corruption charges. And his inauguration was fascinating. He made clear in his inaugural address what his priority would be because that's the only reason he was elected. The people of Guatemala said we're sick and tired of the corruption and the special interests. And during his speech, his inauguration speech, he looked into the cameras and said to everyone in front of him, and he said to all the people listening, he said, I ask you, my fellow citizens, at home, as well as here, to stand, place your hand on your heart, and join me in taking the oath to fight corruption and put Guatemala first. I've never seen that happen. It doesn't mean it will happen. But I've never seen that happen. And all the reports were throughout the country of Guatemala, ordinary citizens -- some illiterate -- standing up, putting their hand on their heart, and raising the right hand. All I'm saying is that means there's an overwhelming yearning in the region for better governance. Corruption is a cancer that eats away at the body politic. Nobody likes it -- rich, poor, left, right, center. But in order for Guatemala to succeed and reach its full potential, the entire nation has to contribute. Everyone has to be part of it. And that requires some sacrifices on the part of ordinary citizens, as well. But it was a powerful moment, a powerful message. So we have made progress. The opportunities before us are real, and so are the considerable challenges that remain in Central America throughout the hemisphere -- generations of endemic poverty, weak institutions out of decades of corruption and political strife, pervasive violence that still plagues too many countries in the Americas. But they're trying to fight through it in Colombia, in Central America. It's possible. * * * And the United States is committed -- our administration is committed to helping our partners address the dynamics that they -- that have held them back for much too long. I just ask you to picture it -- I'm being very serious about this. Imagine if Central America from Guatemala to Panama was actually economically prosperous, actually had governments that functioned not undermined by corruption, actually had energy and the capacity to attract business. Imagine how transformative that alone would be for connecting the hemisphere. But only then can we undertake the hard work to meet these challenges. The reality is security is the baseline for all progress we hope to see. Without security, virtually nothing else is possible. Now, we're already deeply engaged in securing the region against narco-traffickers, human smuggling organizations, organized crime, and gangs who rule through violence and fear. You already have our military engaged in advising, playing a major part, spending tens of millions of dollars to try to coordinate efforts. Our law enforcement communities are beginning to work more closely. U.S. Southern Command plays an essential role in helping our partners strengthen their defensive capabilities and target transnational crime. But in order to succeed, there's also an urgent need to institute reforms -- replacing corrupt courts, training civilian police to respect human rights, modernizing their ports and customs systems, which are rife with corruption -- just to name a few. And we're helping there, as well. Representatives from the Department of Justice are in place right now insisting and assisting with investigators in the fight against organized crime. Literally helping these countries who never had a court system that was anything other than corrupt how to build such a system. Literally doing what we did in Plan Colombia. The FBI vetting with lie detector tests thousands of Colombian police, expelling those who did not pass. We've sent security advisors to help clean up the police forces, aid prosecutors so that the people of the region can begin to have some confidence in the law -- the rule of law. In too many places -- and you know it, those of you who do business in the region, extreme poverty prevents people from reaching anywhere near their potential. And so we've made sure that the growth is shared more broadly, that no community is marginalized or excluded from economic opportunity. That's why we created a wide variety of programs for our AID programs and others to spur entrepreneurship, especially the young people and women, to help small businesses. In places like Honduras, Guatemala, Haiti, we're working to combat hunger and malnutrition. The kind of challenges that set children back. And in many instances the science now shows sets them back permanently by affecting their brain development. And we're working with the International Development Bank and other partners to help countries improve their tax collection. We're sending down folks from our IRS to show them how to set up a system; increasing transparency, implementing economic reforms in order to better create a business environment. Because to really create jobs and opportunity, the region needs to draw much more investment from the private sector -- both in their own home countries, as well as from abroad. And by the way, as I say all around the world, these aren't dictates that we're insisting on. No nation today is able to economically prosper without a transparent business environment. No one is going to invest. Without being able to deal with and assure investors that corruption is under control, and without having a tax system that actually is fair where people who owe taxes have them collected. * * * Look, and these issues will only worsen if we fail to address the existential threat of climate change, which is already impacting on the livelihood and security of so many vulnerable people throughout the region. Now maybe some of you don't believe there's climate change. So I don't want to get into an argument about that. Let's talk about the changing weather that's occurring. Denying climate change these days is like denying gravity in my view, but that's another story. But look, look what's happening in the region -- those of you who do business here. Farmers can't plant. Drought is a significant impact, including on hydroelectric power, denying access to power in certain of these countries. So that's why we're helping farmers across Central America and the Caribbean adapt climate-resilient approaches, like drip irrigation, rainwater harvesting, drought-resistant seeds. In Jamaica, for example, we've trained more than 3,000 farmers. And in agricultural states like mine and yours, we're used to what is done by the -- our Department of Agriculture. We've trained 3,000 farmers at climate-smart field schools. They've increased their crop yields by 30 percent in a number of cases, particular crops. We're developing tools to help farmers throughout Central America share vital information about weather forecasts and blights like coffee rust, so they can plan and adapt to the changing climate. Violence and poverty -- they're the twin drivers in the other major challenge: Migrants traveling from their homes to the United States, including unaccompanied children. That's what initially got me engaged. I was actually in the Middle East working on an ISIS question, I got a call from the President would I go then, from there, to meet with the Latin American Presidents and make it clear to them something had to be done. Well, the real solution to the challenge of migration is helping our partners build safer, more prosperous communities, so the people stay and make their lives in their home countries. * * * We have to treat those who arrive on our borders with compassion and dignity. I know that's something you take very seriously here in Tampa. I'm told we're joined today by representatives from the Children's Home of Tampa Bay and the Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services. I want to thank you for your efforts. Their organizations along with so many other others have provided vital services to vulnerable refugee children from Central America. But to achieve these goals, we believe that the emergence of good governance is absolutely essential. It's the cornerstone of our policy in Central America and throughout the hemisphere. Because if we don't get that done, if we don't do away with the reason why people pull up and leave, we're not going to solve the problem. It means rooting out corruption that stifles economic growth, the corruption that promotes inequity, abets human rights abuses, fuels organized crime, all the seeds of instability. And in country after country, citizens have risen up to expose government abuses and condemn the misuse of public resources. And the United States and our international partners are helping countries take the hard but necessary steps to break down systematic corruption. Underlying our entire approach is an unwavering commitment to advance democracy and human rights. The United States cannot choose how other nations will govern themselves. But we will always speak out for what we believe is right. Nations are stronger when they respect the rights of their citizens. Criticism does not weaken government; it strengthens it. * * * And the same is true for a vigorous free press. Vibrant civil societies undergird all successful democracies. These aren't our rules. Those are rules of the 21st century. They're the lessons we've learned from the history of our own republic. And I believe we're seeing a new generation of leaders in Latin America and the Caribbean who share these ideas and aspirations for their own countries. So we're going to continue to work with all the nations of our region to defend and strengthen those democratic values, which unite us. We've come a long way in the past seven years. Through vigorous engagement and concerted efforts to break down regional enmities, we've arrived at a moment of unprecedented possibilities. Our hemisphere has the resources, the ingenuity, and the dynamism to lead the world in the 21st century. That is not hyperbole. We have that capacity. And by joining our efforts with those of our partners throughout the region who are willing to take the steps that need to be taken, we'll bolster our own security. We'll sharpen our competitive advantage in the global economy. That's why our positive engagement with the region has traditionally gained strong bipartisan support. It's good for the American people. And the final point that I want to make today is this. As you all know it, progress is still fragile. The opportunities we've cultivated could slip away if we fail to honor one fundamental truth: Every good relationship between countries is built on respect. I've held high public office for a long time. I got elected to the Senate when I was 29 years old in 1972. I understand what it means to compete in a heated election contest. But by insulting our partners throughout the hemisphere, by tarring all immigrants with a xenophobic brush, some leaders are actively undermining our security and our prosperity. And make no mistake, our future is right here. It's in this hemisphere. And if we seek to pull back or put up barriers -- whether those barriers are physical or political -- we're only going to sabotage our own success. And that's true when it comes to talk of building walls, or rolling back engagement with Cuba, or failing to ratify legitimate trade agreements. It's true of policies that alienate more than 55 million Americans of Hispanic descent, more than 4 million -- the vast majority of whom are citizens -- here in the state of Florida. Everyone, everyone, everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. It's basic. It's just basic. * * * Tampa was built by immigrants from Cuba and nations across Latin America, from Spain, Italy, Germany, Romania, China. Ybor City stands as their enduring mark in your history. So we can't abandon our commitment to fixing a broken immigration system. Protecting our borders, but also providing opportunity for 11 million undocumented people to come across and come out of the shadows to contribute their fair share after paying the price they have to pay to do that. And as we move forward, we can never forget that the reason why people repair to America, and other people respect us so much, and other nations is not merely the example of our power, but the power of our example -- of us acting consistent with what we say our values are. Because they're the values that are shared throughout the world and throughout the region. So, folks, there's no -- in my view -- no separating our future from the fate of our neighbors. Instead we need to harness all the progress and all the opportunities we see across this region. We need to take it in our hands and bend the future a little bit. Bend it just a little bit to meet those challenges that exist head on. And we can do this. I'm absolutely convinced. We have so much to gain and so much to lose if we fail to seize the moment of this opportunity. I believe we made the right choices. I can guarantee you that President Obama are going to keep working full steam to deepen our relationships throughout this hemisphere as long we're in. There's only another 10 months or so. Because there's nothing we can't accomplish in America, as we've all demonstrated when we set our will to it. That's the landmark. That's the notion every American shares. * * * Everything in America from our founding to today, is because we have believed that anything is possible if we set our mind to it. And we've done it. We've demonstrated it. So my plea to all of you -- there's a lot of cynicism right now. But remember who we are. Remember what we've done. And imagine what we can do. We're all about possibilities. And the possibilities are extremely positive if we seize them. Thank you so very much.


Enron has been increasing security at its facilities around the world. Some of the changes took effect immediately (e.g. additional security personnel) and some are phasing in. While not all of the changes will be visible, there are a few that will have an impact on everyday activities. In all the steps we take and recommendations we make, we will be making our facilities and systems more secure and endeavoring to increase your sense of security, while doing our best to minimize disruption to our day-to-day business. Primary responsibility for Enron Corp. Security resides in our business controls organization. You can contact this organization through their website ( ), by phone (713-345-2804), or by email (CorporateSecurity@enron.com ). John Brindle, Senior Director, Business Controls, leads this organization. Please feel free to provide John and his team with your comments and questions, or to report security threats. We have two areas to update you on: changes in the access procedures for the Enron Center Campus in Houston and changes to our travel advisory. Access to the Enron Center Over the next few days, the following access control procedures will be instituted at the Enron Center (and other facilities where practical): ? As employees swipe their badges at the card readers to enter the Enron Center, a guard will match the photo on the badge to the bearer. ? Employees and contractors who forget their badges must present a valid picture ID to obtain access to the Enron Center (U.S. driver's license, U.S. or foreign passport, or some form of U.S. federal, state or local identification). ? Visitors to the Enron Center must produce a valid photo ID when signing in at the lobby reception desk and must completely fill out the visitor card. Adult visitors without a valid photo ID (U.S. driver's license, U.S. or foreign passport, or some form of U.S. federal, state or local identification) will not be allowed access to the Enron Center. ? Visitors to Enron facilities must be escorted by an Enron employee or badged contractor at all times. ? Visitors to the Enron Center will be met in the lobby by an Enron employee or badged contractor, signed into a visitor's log at the lobby reception area by the employee or badged contractor, and escorted to their appointment. At the conclusion of the appointment, the visitor will be escorted to the lobby by an employee or badged contractor, the visitor badge collected, and the visitor signed out in the log at the plaza reception area by the escorting employee or badged contractor. ? Employees are also being asked to participate in the security of their workplace by following these guidelines; report suspicious activity to Security (phone 3-6300), do not open secured doors for individuals unknown to you or hold doors open, allowing "tail gating" by others. These will be the first in a series of new security procedures to be instituted at Enron. We ask that all employees be patient during congested times in the lobby. As we proceed and obtain increased guard personnel and equipment, we expect the inconvenience to decrease. We hope you understand these measures are being instituted for the security of all our employees. Travel Advisory Update With the beginning of retaliatory strikes, we have two important recommendations: ? While the retaliatory strikes are ongoing, corporate security recommends that travel through or to the Middle East be avoided. We continue to strongly recommend that all travel during this time to Afghanistan, Yemen, Pakistan, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Somalia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Georgia, and the Kyrgyz Republic be canceled. In addition, we recommend that planned travel to Egypt, Israel, Gaza/West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Algeria be very carefully considered. ? For non-U.S. citizens traveling in the United States, corporate security recommends that you carry documentation. There have been several recent reports of non-U.S. citizens who reside in the United States being questioned and asked for documentation when boarding U.S. domestic flights. As a result, we suggest that all non-U.S. citizens who currently reside in the United States - and who do not have Permanent Resident Alien status - carry their passport, Form I-94 and Form I-797 at all times. We would also suggest that Permanent Resident Aliens carry their Permanent Resident (Green) Card as proof of their status as a precautionary measure. It appears that Immigration Officials may be applying a section of the Immigration and Nationality Act that requires individuals over the age of 18 to carry his/her "registration" documentation with them at all times. This can include a Permanent Resident Card, Form I-94 card, Employment Authorization Card, Border Crossing Card, or a Temporary Resident Card. Immigration Officials have not historically been asking domestic travelers for "registration" documentation, but in light of the heightened security measures and current atmosphere, it would be best to be prepared with all of your documentation proving your current lawful status. We will keep you apprised of new information and developments on the Corporate Security website and by e-mail, as appropriate.


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----- Original Message ----- From: "James Rogers" > As I've said before, American > Indian Reservations are quite possibly the only place on the planet where > you can find trailer park shantytowns where every household is bringing in a > six-figure income. I wish I could be exploited like that. If you can't trust the guvmint census, who can you trust? === Income and Poverty $31,799 Median household income for American Indians and Alaska Natives, based on a 1998-2000 average. This is higher than for African Americans ($28,679), not statistically different from Hispanics ($31,703) and lower than for non-Hispanic Whites ($45,514), and Asians and Pacific Islanders ($52,553). 25.9% The poverty rate for American Indians and Alaska Natives, based on a 1998-2000 average. This rate was not statistically different from the rates for African Americans and Hispanics, but was higher than those for non-Hispanic Whites, and Asians and Pacific Islanders. 701,000 Number of American Indians and Alaska Natives below the poverty line, based on a 1998-2000 average. ===


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Up Coming Speeches For Hardy Lloyd (updated May 11th) : --------------------------------- CORRECTION::: June 7th in Pittsburgh, PA, USA I shall be giving a talk to a group of Mestizos from Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania The people who helped me set up the Texas speech have changed the dates around for security reasons Same speech, just for local browns who cannot make it to Texas This originally was going to be on the 14th and in secrete, but is now being openly billed on a Mexican website --------------------------------- CORRECTION::: On June 14th in Texas, USA I shall be giving a talk on the need for Fascist Unity amongst the whites and the browns, what Fascism is truly about, and why we need to step up the physical attacks against our enemies, to a group of Mestizo and Mexican nationalists... The speech is to be in Spanish. I will be busy all day Friday and Saturday, but free to meet people on Sunday... --------------------------------- Possible York, PA speech, summer or fall of 2008 CE... I would be a guest speaker at a Creativity meeting... (Don 't ask! lol) If I accept my speech will center on Matt Hale and his railroading by the americans... I will briefly go over what Creativity is, the ideology behind it and such... I'll also talk about how america is anti White, anti free speech, and why the people need to revolt against it with violence! --------------------------------- On June 1st I shall be giving a talk in Pittsburgh's East Liberty area to a group of blacks... I shall speak on the need for blacks to strike back against the JEWS, and why black politicians don't give a shit about them! My thanks to Marv of "Ethnic Foods" for setting this up... This is NOT a black muslim forum, but a group of local christian blacks, atheist blacks, and black business owners who are fed up with the JEWS! Those who wish to attend must know a local black or Marv. Media are not allowed to attend. Those of the media who wish to interview me can do so afterwards... My Turkish friends will be handing over their Coffee Bar to me for a press conference after I'm done with the Q&A session from the East Liberty talk... My thanks to Ali, Boris, and Ti for giving me the bar! I have the bar for interviews for 2 hours ONLY! Those of the JEW groups who wish to interview me in private can meet me after the Coffee Bar... I am free the rest of the day and all day Moonday!


---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Jeffrey Rolek Date: Jun 7, 2008 8:24 AM Subject: letter from supporter To: commander@newsaxon.org my name is Jeffrey rolek of Bayonne, New Jersey. I'm of Polish, Irish, Ukrainian, German and Danish/Norwegian ancestry. I have absolutely no drop of any Jewish or non-white blood in me. I'm a huge fan of George Lincoln Rockwell. I downloaded all of his speeches and literature. My favorite book is "The Turner Diaries". I'm totally against communism and race mixing. I believe that the Unites States of America should stop wasting their money towards Israel and give us some to help us build our own nation where we can keep our race pure. If you want to contact me, my e-mail address is at jeffreyrolek@yhaoo.com thank you for reading and *WHITE PRIDE WORLD WIDE!* -- Commander Jeff Schoep "If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem." National Socialist Movement www.nsm88.org The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. Furthermore, the NSM is not responsible for the content of this e-mail, and anything written in this e-mail does not necessarily reflect the NSM's views or opinions. Access to this email by anyone other than the intended addressee is unauthorized. If you are not the intended recipient of this message, any review, disclosure, copying, distribution, retention, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this mail in error, please destroy the copy in your possession and notify: commander@newsaxon.org


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That number is 2,110,175, which we are defining as anyone who has taken any supportive action this cycle and is comparable to other numbers that have been reported. We can also make that first edit to v1. Thanks! From: "Miranda, Luis" > Date: Monday, April 25, 2016 at 2:28 PM To: "Freundlich, Christina" >, "Crystal, Andy" >, Eric Reif >, EMail-Vetting_D >, "Paustenbach, Mark" > Subject: RE: For approval: supporter record graphics 2 issues: On – donor v1 – · Where it says "It supports President Obama's hard work in the White House." change to something like "It supports the hard work President Obama is achieving in the White House." That way it doesn't sound like we're having donors pay for White House activities. On the ones that say "You were part of a community of X" how big is that number? How does it compare to our candidates or other committees? I want to make sure we can defend it well. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 – MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC From: Freundlich, Christina Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 12:36 PM To: Crystal, Andy; Reif, Eric; EMail-Vetting_D; Miranda, Luis; Paustenbach, Mark Subject: RE: For approval: supporter record graphics Good and flagging the last email for Luis – "nondonor v3" – as the email we discussed this morning. From: Crystal, Andy Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 12:30 PM To: Reif, Eric; EMail-Vetting_D Subject: RE: For approval: supporter record graphics These look great From: Reif, Eric Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 12:25 PM To: EMail-Vetting_D Subject: For approval: supporter record graphics Hi all — A handful of graphics to send starting later today for our end of month deadline. Let me know if you have any flags, and thanks! — donor v1 — — donor v2 — gif:  — nondonor v2 — gif:  — donor v3 — — nondonor v3 —


We're already on it! From: Donna Brazile Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2016 3:01 PM To: Pratt Wiley Cc: Senior Staff; Lindsay Langholz; Helmstetter, TJ; Jefferson, Deshundra; Vickers, Jack; Simonds, Tessa; Marc Elias; Hannah Fried Subject: Re: Ohio Golden Week/Online Voter Reg Put out a release. Sent from Donna's I Pad. Follow me on twitter @donnabrazile On May 24, 2016, at 1:55 PM, Pratt Wiley > wrote: In more news from Ohio, the Legislature today passed online voter registration. Like Florida, it will not become effective until 2017. Ohio has allowed citizens to update their voter registration online for several years and that function will continued to be offered leading up to the November election. Here is the story from the Columbus Dispatch.  From: Pratt Wiley Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2016 1:26 PM To: Senior Staff Cc: Lindsay Langholz; Helmstetter, TJ; Jefferson, Deshundra; Vickers, Jack Subject: Ohio Golden Week In the lawsuit brought by ODP and others, a federal district court has held that the Ohio legislature's elimination of "Golden Week" violates both the 14th amendment of the Constitution and section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. This is a big win. Perkins, the campaigns and our team are still reviewing the decision. Pratt Norton Wiley National Director of Voter Expansion Democratic National Committee w. 202-488-5029 m. 617-953-8579 wileyp@dnc.org @prattwiley