In a memo for lawyers brought in by Chelsea, Band argues that any hustling was for the Clintons' personal benefit, far more than for his own, garnering Bill Clinton alone some fifty million dollars.
There's no explanation given in the memo for how the United States knew Mr. Awlaki was planning "imminent" mayhem, as the memo claims.
That Richard Nixon would have been the one to deliver these words — written by William Safire in a memo for Bob Haldeman — doesn't diminish them.
"After controlling for state, chamber, partisan control, and Hillary Clinton's vote share, FNF and Give Smart candidates outperformed district fundamentals," McElwee wrote in a memo for supporters.
EPA staff were told in a memo, for example, that "no social media will be going out" — and none has from the department's main account since.
Moynihan saw clouds looming: "Negroes today are a grievously injured people who in fair and equal competition will by and large lose out," he wrote in a memo for Johnson.
"Sentiment is essential to your advertising, as it is to your product," it counseled De Beers in a memo, "for the emotional connotation of the diamond is the one competitive advantage which no other product can claim or dispute".
In a memo for Mr Bush on February 27, Mr O'Neill said that the accumulation of greenhouse gases was "a very big problem" and that the emissions controls laid down in the Kyoto treaty did not go far enough.
Yet she was also a pioneering advocate of microcredit in the rural communities of the developing world, an unrivaled authority on Javanese blacksmithing, and a firm voice for female empowerment in an Indonesia "of 'smiling' or gentle oppression" toward women, as she wrote in one memo for the Ford Foundation.
According to Huyser - who immediately briefed his superiors in Washington – Rabii said he had spoken in favour of a coup as soon as the shah's plane would leave the ground because, as Brown put it in a memo for president Carter, "the military could come apart rapidly otherwise".
