Then, on April 7, with a low turnout of about a million voters, I carried New York with 41 percent. I couldn’t blame her for being a little nervous. The restrictions had expired by the time the other nations needed help, but I regretted not making at least a modest contribution to the Thai package. nistration’s priorities, and to young people in particular that I cared about them and their futures.
Blinder said it might work if the Fed and the bond market believed us. We need a new ethos of individual responsibility and caring. Though we had a lot in common, we were very different, and the lunches kept us closer than we otherwise would have been in the Washington pressure cooker, and eased my adjustment to my new life. I was optimistic about the prospects for the G-7 because I was bringing a strong agenda to the meeting and because I believed all t
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