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uldn’t we cancel or suspend aid to them? In a bipartisan congressional meeting and in responses to press questions, I argued against suspending aid. omestic product than it should be, investment in education, training, and non-defense research and development were all at a much When my voice was off, a lot of the young staffers good-naturedly poked fun at me by repeating the humming exercises. Among the attendees were my old law school professor Burke Marshall and his friend Nicholas Katzenbach, who had done so much to advance civil rights in the Kennedy Justice Department.

versary of Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination, honor his memory, and join with the parties in rededicating ourselves to the peace process. l and balanced approach the press had taken on other issues, at least since the Republicans won the Congress in 1994. the pride and the anger which cloud judgment, lead people to excuse and compare and to blame and complain. If I was happy, they would say I was gloating and acting as if I’d gotten away with something.