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Despite days of White House advisers emphasizing that the State of the Union would strike a unifying tone, the mostly standard, 80-minute speech could not heal the wounds from Trump's politically contentious and racially fraught first year.
A hastily assembled "State Conference to Stop Integration" produced a message to President Eisenhower that Collins himself drafted, emphasizing that the State of Florida was committed to the "tradition and customs of segregation, which are as rooted in this state as in any other Southern state," even as it warned that Florida was "experiencing a serious deterioration of racial relations".
But Mr. Christie, the first Republican elected governor in heavily Democratic New Jersey since 1997, also emphasized that the state could move beyond fear and uncertainty.
The report also emphasized that the state government should do more to encourage small and midsize businesses to export their products and services.
In a news release last week, the Labor Department emphasized that the state had a good month from December 2012 to January 2013, and it emphasized that private-sector jobs had been growing for a record 17 straight months coming off the downturn.
He emphasized that the state is in the very early stages of a study process that could last two years before a decision is made on whether to proceed.
Wayne Archer, executive director of the Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Florida, said many buyers were still waiting on the sidelines to see where prices settle, but he emphasized that the state's housing market was more complex than general statistics — and some news reports — might suggest.
And as Mr. Ashcroft's record on racial issues came under scrutiny from the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, Mr. Bush emphasized that the state he governed for six years, until Dec. 21, was a diverse one, with "so many different backgrounds, different cultures and different languages".
