My favorite jog by far was just to run out the Southwest Gate of the White House to the Mall, then up to the Lincoln Memorial, back down to the Capitol, and home. I wished him well, and told him that if he won I would do whatever I could to help him succeed. ter a six-month hiatus with only a minor change in the drawings, I would notice and ask him about it. We tried to create a comfortable, informal atmosphere for the Israelis and Palestinians.
When the suggestion came up, my new congressional liaison, Howard Paster, shook his head in disbelief. I believed he had been the best and most important Treasury secretary since Alexander Hamilton in the early days of our Republic. The Republicans had convinced many Americans that the Democrats and I were too liberal and too tied to big g Barak and Arafat agreed to restart their talks.
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