Lawrence Ari Fleischer

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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

Does this White House believe that Yasser Arafat is capable of signing on to any final peace agreement, and if not, why do we have the rhetoric that first we wanted the violence to end, and then we want to move towards some sort of peace negotiation or agreement? MR. FLEISCHER: Well, as you know, the President has called on all parties in the Middle East, particularly the Palestinians and the Israelis, to get together. The United States will be a constructive force in trying to help get them together.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

Well, again, on Kyoto of course, the United States' position has been very clear. The President made it crystal clear during the course of the campaign. I would remind you that only one nation in the world has ratified the Kyoto agreement, and that's Romania. No other nation has followed suit. So the President has said where he stood on that issue and has made a promise and has honored his promise. I think the President will look forward to the Summit of the Americas as an opportunity to talk about the values of trade and increasing trade as a way to protect the environment.
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Lawrence Ari Fleischer Press Briefing by Ari Fleischer… (2001)

I think the one consistent theme in all the variety of announcements this week is the President is going to pursue a balanced approach to environmental initiatives that's based on science. And it's an approach that he believes is going to sometimes find appeal to the business community and the environmental community, sometimes it will find opposition. In all cases, the President is going to do what he believes is the right balanced approach to protecting the environment.
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