The beginning of his inaugural address. They are words about the importance of a strong relationship between the governor and the legislature. The extent it is humanly possible to do so, said governor mccall, let us put aside the temptation to be guided by regionalism, factionalism, or anything which fragments the public interest. May we pledge to one another to work not in partisanship, but in partnership. It is in that spirit that i address you, the members of the 79th oregon Legislative Assembly. And it is in that spirit that i address all oregonians. Let me start by congratulating my fellows statewide secretary of state richardson, state treasurer tobias reid, welcome aboard. [applause] and attorney general ellen rosenthal, welcome back. [applause] congratulations and welcome to all of our legislators. This freshman class includes representative Teresa Alonso leon, who personally knocked on more than 4000 doors during her campaign, and senator alan deboer, who won his election by j
Us. I was worried we would have an empty chamber today. Thank you, madam speaker and thank you for your Extraordinary Service to oregon. Im inspired by the leadership that earned you the Speakers Office for a third consecutive assembly. Congratulations. Exactly 50 years ago today january 9th, 1967, tom mccall stood where i stand and took the oath of office as oregons governor. Oregon has changed in countless ways in the past half century. But one principle that has been endured can be found in the words governor mccall spoke at the beginning of his inaugural address. Their words about the importance of a strong relationship between the governor and the legislature. To the extent it is humanly possible to do so, said governor mccall, let us put aside the temptations to be guided by regionalism, factionalism or anything which fragments the public interest. May we pledge to one another to work not in partisanship but in partnership. It is in that spirit that i address you, the members of
Conference. Not so. Pat buchanan was with him every step of the way. This book was launched last week. This is the Pacific Coast launch of it, the greatest comeback, how Richard Nixon broke the new majority, the silent majority and how he won the presidency. Here is a man who spent every day with him strategizing, planning, creating, and he is the first and eyewitness to the magnificent brilliance of the 37president. Cheese welcome pat buchanan. [applause] [applause] thank you very much, sandy. With that reception on might start looking at 2016. [applause] i always relished coming back here. This is the second time i have spoken in the east room of the Nixon Library and there are some magnificent memorable plays. I was going to mention to all the folks are served with a overs years, even going back four or five decades. I would like to single out one who was written with Richard Nixon for the campaign of 1960 before i was there. The campaign for governor in 62 before i was there and Ri
And that began a magic carpet p ride from Richard Nixons defeat through years of what Richard Nixon described as the Wilderness Years to the achievement of the highest off office in the world, president of the United States. And pat buchanan was with him every step of the way, and its record inside this great recorded in this great book that was Just Launched last week. In fact, this is the Pacific Coast of it. The greatest comeback, of how Richard Nixon built the new majority, the silent majority and how he won the presidency. So heres a man who spent every day with him strategizing, planning, creating, and hes a firsthand eyewitness to the magnificent brilliance of the 37th president. Please welcome pat buchanan. [applause] thank you very much, sandy. With that reception, i may start looking at 2016. [laughter] [applause] you know you, i always relish coming back here. This is the second time ive spoken in the east room of the nixon library, and it is a magnificent and memorable plac
A recap of the days news. Really thinks. Part of it, pick up on what molly said, he gets bored. Okay, he plays golf. But you cant play golf 12 hours a day. So he is basically knocking around on these giant resorts, and he gets bored. And he basically wants to fire off some of this zing theyre will make all of us talk about him, because i think this is ultimately what his presidency about, its about getting attention and being the center of the universe. And he know he can do that if he says something sufficiently crazy on twitter. He gets bored. Watches a lot of tv. But there are things happening behind the scenes that were not seeing. And part of what was behind the tweet storm earlier this week, it wasnt just the external need we knew he was watching or at least aware of the manafort trial. Well also subsequently learned that there were more negotiations going on with the mueller team behind the scenes. A Renewed Attempt to get the president to sit down for an interview with potentia