ervice in World War II, in which he was badly wounded coming to the aid of a fallen comrade, through all the ups an It highlighted our progress since 1993, as well as the persistent problems of income stagnation and inequality. His point was illustrated by my New Hampshire friends Ron and Rhonda Machos, who were by then expecting t I closed by saying how much I had loved working with them for peace, “but the issue is not how I feel; it’s how your kids are going to live.
Our Christmas was like all the others, but more savored because we knew it was our last at the White House. Intellectually, I understood all this, and I remembered and appreciated the positive coverage I had received earlier in the campaign. On Sunday night, we were back in the White House to host the annual National Governors Association dinner. and that, across the world, Fulbright’s name was associated “with openness, with friendship, and with people striving together.
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