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File, Russell H From: ent: Subject: File, Russell H. Sunday, December 17, 2000 3:33 PM File, Russell H. FALWELL COMMUNICATIONS - BUSH / GORE F AL WELL CONFIDENTIAL A weekly briefing for America's pastors and Christian leaders who may use this publication without attribution. This publication is made part DATE : FROM : available, without charge, to the evangelical pastors who are of the " Friends of Jerry Falwell Support Circle. " DECEMBER 14, 2000 JERRY FALWELL BREATHING SIGH OF RELIEF. . . BEFORE WE GET BACK TO WORK: Conservatives across the nation have breathed a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday night as President�elect George W. Bush, following five weeks of an extraordinary political battle, addressed the nation and outlined his goals as the nation's 43rd president. Thankfully, Vice President Gore was gracious in his concession, announcing he will work toward uniting the nation behind our new I have been hard on Mr. Gore in the last several months president . not because I think he is a terrible man, but because I think his policies would be disastrous for America. Speaking as an uncompromising conservative, I am glad Mr. Gore was ultimately magnanimous in defeat . Lowever, the Democrats are already actively pursuing their own interests in an attempt to design party control in the House and (History suggests Senate in 2002 and in the White House in 2004. that Democrats will indeed take control of the Congress in 2002 . ) Democrats even hope to advance themselves within the Bush White House and in congressional leadership roles despite the fact that Republicans control both Houses . The important thing is that we who elected Mr. Bush continue to make our voices heard and not rest on our laurels after winning such a hard�fought political battle. Mr. Bush was elected on a conservative mandate and we must vocally support him as he works to improving our schools (not just continuing advance his core agenda to throw money at them while they collapse) , reinforcing Medicare, strengthening our military and cutting taxes . I pray also that, under Mr. Bush's leadership, we will witness a halt to the present antagonism against people of faith and that we can see legislation passed to halt the senseless killing of unborn children through partial-birth abortion. It will be through Mr . nominating jurists without activist Bush' s court appointments agendas that ignore the Constitution � that these assaults on life and religious freedom will be halted. and more importantly, our Mr. Bush will need our undivided support as he simultaneously works to unite our divided nation, prayers enact a conservative agenda, and spearhead an ethical administration. No man can accomplish such a daunting task without he prayers of God's people. Mr. Bush will enter a White House that has enacted an agenda strikingly contrasting his own. 1
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Title | Sigh of Relief |
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Jerry Falwell Russell H. File Falwell Communications Falwell Confidential George H. W. Bush Al Gore Jesse Helms Trent Lott Dennis Hastert U.S. Congress Abortion |
Description | Jerry Falwell asks for prayers because of a new bill that president Clinton is trying to pass that will give funding for abortion. Falwell also breaths a sigh of relief that George Bush won the presidential election. |
Creator | Jerry Falwell |
Date | 2000-12-14 |
Type | Text |
Format | cpd |
Source | index.cpd |
Language | eng |
Relation | FAL 2-1-2 Folder 2; FAL 2:1 Box 1 |
Audience | College Students; Researchers |
Folder | FAL Record Group 2 Sub-Group 1 Series 2 Folder 2 |
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Title | Sigh of Relief |
Subject |
Jerry Falwell Russell H. File Falwell Communications Falwell Confidential George H. W. Bush Al Gore Jesse Helms Trent Lott Dennis Hastert Congress Abortion |
Description | Jerry Falwell asks for prayers because of a new bill that president Clinton is trying to pass that will give funding for abortion. Falwell also breaths a sigh of relief that George Bush won the presidential election. |
Creator | Jerry Falwell |
Date | 2000-12-14 |
Type | Text |
Format | tif |
Source | 001_Sigh of Relief.tif |
Language | eng |
Relation | FAL 2-1-2 Folder 2; FAL 2:1 Box 1 |
Audience | College Students; Researchers |
Transcript | File, Russell H From: ent: Subject: File, Russell H. Sunday, December 17, 2000 3:33 PM File, Russell H. FALWELL COMMUNICATIONS - BUSH / GORE F AL WELL CONFIDENTIAL A weekly briefing for America's pastors and Christian leaders who may use this publication without attribution. This publication is made part DATE : FROM : available, without charge, to the evangelical pastors who are of the " Friends of Jerry Falwell Support Circle. " DECEMBER 14, 2000 JERRY FALWELL BREATHING SIGH OF RELIEF. . . BEFORE WE GET BACK TO WORK: Conservatives across the nation have breathed a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday night as President�elect George W. Bush, following five weeks of an extraordinary political battle, addressed the nation and outlined his goals as the nation's 43rd president. Thankfully, Vice President Gore was gracious in his concession, announcing he will work toward uniting the nation behind our new I have been hard on Mr. Gore in the last several months president . not because I think he is a terrible man, but because I think his policies would be disastrous for America. Speaking as an uncompromising conservative, I am glad Mr. Gore was ultimately magnanimous in defeat . Lowever, the Democrats are already actively pursuing their own interests in an attempt to design party control in the House and (History suggests Senate in 2002 and in the White House in 2004. that Democrats will indeed take control of the Congress in 2002 . ) Democrats even hope to advance themselves within the Bush White House and in congressional leadership roles despite the fact that Republicans control both Houses . The important thing is that we who elected Mr. Bush continue to make our voices heard and not rest on our laurels after winning such a hard�fought political battle. Mr. Bush was elected on a conservative mandate and we must vocally support him as he works to improving our schools (not just continuing advance his core agenda to throw money at them while they collapse) , reinforcing Medicare, strengthening our military and cutting taxes . I pray also that, under Mr. Bush's leadership, we will witness a halt to the present antagonism against people of faith and that we can see legislation passed to halt the senseless killing of unborn children through partial-birth abortion. It will be through Mr . nominating jurists without activist Bush' s court appointments agendas that ignore the Constitution � that these assaults on life and religious freedom will be halted. and more importantly, our Mr. Bush will need our undivided support as he simultaneously works to unite our divided nation, prayers enact a conservative agenda, and spearhead an ethical administration. No man can accomplish such a daunting task without he prayers of God's people. Mr. Bush will enter a White House that has enacted an agenda strikingly contrasting his own. 1 |
Folder | FAL Record Group 2 Sub-Group 1 Series 2 Folder 2 |
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