Thank you for coming in joining us for the third and final Panel Discussion. For those joining us im executive director here at georgetown and cannot be more thrilled to be organizing the clinton 25 symposium. Weve heard Panel Discussions on 92 campaign bill clintons vision of america. His vision for the world. If you spend time in the campus you know how important the jesuit ideal of services and being men and women for others. This panel will look at that. I was a sophomore in the school of Foreign Service in 1991 when bill clinton came to georgetown to deliver his series of new covenant speeches as part of the president ial campaign. It inspired me. Georgetown was an electric place. Given the College Republicans still thought it was pretty cool to have him at the top of the ticket. As we get to the conversation without will give you a glimpse into life at georgetown during the 1992 campaign. Singh. In 1990, georgetown was a vibrant place to be because of the uncertainty and new worl
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At risk, including gay men, blacks, latinos and other at high risk of infection. We will continue to support americas Ground Breaking programming. That was a platform in 2012. How should we expand on this . That is a good place to start. Somenk there are from of the mental things to address. We can virtually, nearly eliminate transmission, treatment as prevention. We need to make sure we had treatment on demand. Any person living with hiv should have access to lifesaving treatment. Not only for their own health, but also because of the dramatic reduction in transmission. We can enter up acquisition of the virus. Anyone at risk of hiv should have access to treatment that would prevent acquiring hiv. Number three, we need to address the issue around stigma. For example, if you are trance trans woman and your state discovered it against you, you, we have to deal with the stigma issue. Number four, when he to continue to be a leader we need to continue to be a leader in the research front.
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Summary here and there are things in here that i agree on. You guys have been so critical of the 1964 war on poverty saying that we should actually try to help lift people out of poverty so they could be selfsufficient. I would be really happy to join you guys on that effort to do that but not with this double speak sort of stuff where you say you want to lift people out of poverty and then you do that by cutting medicaid and cutting snap. Really allowing people to have child care and snap and Educational Opportunity for 200, 250 of the Poverty Level and not just cutting them off and subjecting them to these high marginal tax rates. As soon as they get 8 an hour, all of a sudden they are not eligible anymore. And if you guys really want to work on welfare reform, ive got a bill. Ive got ideas. I was motivated to come to congress to do this, and id be happy to work with you if youre for real about it. I yield back to the lady. Gentle lady yields back. Thank you. The gentleman from alaba