On Wed, 19 Jul 1995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bob, > The problem, first of all, is not just jobs, but jobs at decent > wages and security. Absolutely; that's why I used the words "real jobs." > Clinton's 1992 slogan was itself pretty good, "Putting People First." > But alot of good that slogan did when Wall Street told Clinton to put > deficit reduction and zero inflation first (see Bob Woodward's "The Agenda"). > But if its slogans we need, why not just remind Clinton of > his old one: Putting People First: Good Jobs for All. First, the problem wasn't just Wall Street; the problem was that Wall Street spoke loud + clear and our side didn't. Second, I'm looking for more than just a slogan. What are the top five actions we'd want taken to create good jobs for all (and, of course, build institutions that will help us keep on fighting)? I think it's important to frame each proposal so that it's catchy or it grabs people, but "Putting People FIrst" doesn't give any real sense of what to do. Anders Schneiderman CCER
