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To: Mannie who wrote (58091)	10/3/2004 4:24:20 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

WIN BACK RESPECT ____________________________ winbackrespect.org In the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attacks there was an unprecedented outpouring of goodwill towards the United States. Now, less than three years later, confidence in American leadership around the world is at historic lows. The Bush administration's approach to foreign policy has alienated America's traditional friends and allies and damaged its relationships around the world. These relationships are vital for our national security. America cannot fight terrorism or solve other problems distrusted and alone. To make America safer, we must win back the world's respect. Win Back Respect is an alliance of Americans and America's friends abroad who are committed to restoring America's standing in the world. The campaign will highlight to voters in key battleground states the very real costs——in lives lost and dollars spent——of the Bush administration pushing away America's friends and allies. The Win Back Respect campaign is run by Safer Together 04, an independent political organization dedicated to building a stronger, more cooperative American foreign policy. Safer Together 04 is backed by an Advisory Board with considerable experience in foreign policy, national security, and political campaigns. Win Back Respect Advisory Board: Anthony Lake National Security Advisor to President Clinton Leon Fuerth National Security Advisor to Vice President Gore Elaine Kamarck Senior Advisor to Vice President Gore Jim Moore Director of Internet & Information Systems, Dean for America Senior Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School Linda Bilmes Former Assistant Secretary, Department of Commerce Former Head of Boston Consulting Group, Europe Robert Barry United States Ambassador under President Reagan & President Clinton Robert M. Orr USAID official under President Reagan Senior Business Executive in Japan & Europe Steve Jarding Chair of John Edwards' New American Optimists PAC Richard Swett Former United States Ambassador, Former New Hampshire Congressman Win Back Respect Strategy Advisors Public opinion/polling research Anna Greenberg Vice-President, Greenberg, Quinlan & Rosner Research Communications Matt Bennett Clark '04 Communications Director President, Bennett Strategic Communications Development Wayne Marshall Former Deputy Finance Director, Democratic National Committee Advance strategy Robert McLarty Head of Advance, Clark '04 President, McLarty & Neaville