Dear Colleagues:
Concerning Communications and Content ... for your likely Interest as we look to Primaries and the Actual 2008 USA Election, and regarding global/international values and expression as well.
:
Best wishes, LDMF.
Dr. L. D. Misek-Falkoff.
For I.D.here: NDP, IDC, CCC/UN, PWPI, CPC, *Respectful Interfaces,* U.S.B.S.O.
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From: Justice For All Moderator < jfa@...>
Date: Jun 13, 2007 6:22 PM
Subject: Pres. Candidate Jim Gilmore Addresses Disability on Live Chat
To: justice@...
Presidential Candidate Jim Gilmore Answers Disability Question
on Live Chat
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore, a candidate for the
Republican presidential nomination, took questions about his
campaign platform during "Rocky Talk Live," a live chat show
conducted by Mark Wolf on Wednesday June 13, 2007, 11 a.m.,
Colorado local time.
AAPD submitted a question from the list developed in coalition
with ADAPT, NCIL, and SABE. The relevant part of the transcript
during which Gilmore spoke in regard to disability follows:
Mark Wolf: (Question via email from the American Association of
People with Disabilities):
Do you support the creation and appointment of a permanent
assistant to the President for Disability Policy? How will you
make sure qualified people with disabilities will be part of
your political team, and if elected, of your administration?
Gov. Jim Gilmore (Answer):
Disability policy will be carefully considered and the rights
of disabled persons protected under my administration. This was
my track record as governor. Administratively, I am more
comfortable delegating policies such as these to the
appropriate cabinet official. I would expect the Secretary of
HHS to be accountable for and to coordinate disability in my
Administration. My experience is this creates better results
than a special assistant outside of the administrative
structure.
The full transcript of this radio show is available at the Rocky
Mountain News website at:
http://blogs.rockymountainnews.com/denver/rockytalklive/
archives/2007/06/gop_presidential_candidate_jim.html
The ADAPT / AAPD / NCIL/ SABE Disability Questionnaire is
available at AAPD's 2008 Presidential Action Center, at
http://www.aapd.com/News/election/070429aapd.htm
Action Steps:
1. Continue to encourage all presidential candidates to answer the
comprehensive list of ADAPT / AAPD / NCIL / SABE questions,
which is available at:
http://www.aapd.com/News/election/070429aapd.htm
2. Whenever possible, use these disability questions to get
candidates on the record regarding disability policy - at town
hall meetings, live online chats, letter writing, other media
opportunities.
3. Notify AAPD of any successful efforts you have, and publish the
responses widely.
(p.s. if you need an author, put my name or AAPD)
Source: AAPD
________________________________________________________________
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# # #
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American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD). To
contact Anne, please email her at JFAmoderator@... . To
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Forwarded message ----------
From: Justice For All Moderator < jfa@...>
Date: Jun 13, 2007 6:22 PM
Subject: Pres. Candidate Jim Gilmore Addresses Disability on Live Chat
To: justice@...
Presidential Candidate Jim Gilmore Answers Disability Question
on Live Chat
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore, a candidate for the
Republican presidential nomination, took questions about his
campaign platform during "Rocky Talk Live," a live chat show
conducted by Mark Wolf on Wednesday June 13, 2007, 11 a.m.,
Colorado local time.
AAPD submitted a question from the list developed in coalition
with ADAPT, NCIL, and SABE. The relevant part of the transcript
during which Gilmore spoke in regard to disability follows:
Mark Wolf: (Question via email from the American Association of
People with Disabilities):
Do you support the creation and appointment of a permanent
assistant to the President for Disability Policy? How will you
make sure qualified people with disabilities will be part of
your political team, and if elected, of your administration?
Gov. Jim Gilmore (Answer):
Disability policy will be carefully considered and the rights
of disabled persons protected under my administration. This was
my track record as governor. Administratively, I am more
comfortable delegating policies such as these to the
appropriate cabinet official. I would expect the Secretary of
HHS to be accountable for and to coordinate disability in my
Administration. My experience is this creates better results
than a special assistant outside of the administrative
structure.
The full transcript of this radio show is available at the Rocky
Mountain News website at:
http://blogs.rockymountainnews.com/denver/rockytalklive/
archives/2007/06/gop_presidential_candidate_jim.html
The ADAPT / AAPD / NCIL/ SABE Disability Questionnaire is
available at AAPD's 2008 Presidential Action Center, at
http://www.aapd.com/News/election/070429aapd.htm
Action Steps:
1. Continue to encourage all presidential candidates to answer the
comprehensive list of ADAPT / AAPD / NCIL / SABE questions,
which is available at:
http://www.aapd.com/News/election/070429aapd.htm
2. Whenever possible, use these disability questions to get
candidates on the record regarding disability policy - at town
hall meetings, live online chats, letter writing, other media
opportunities.
3. Notify AAPD of any successful efforts you have, and publish the
responses widely.
(p.s. if you need an author, put my name or AAPD)
Source: AAPD
________________________________________________________________
For more news issues, see:
http://www.aapd.com/docs/news.php
# # #
MODERATOR, Anne Sommers, JUSTICE FOR ALL -- A Service of the
American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD). To
contact Anne, please email her at JFAmoderator@... . To
respond to a JFA alert or to submit an article, please see
http://www.aapd.com/JFA/JFAcontent.html.
DISCLAIMER: The JFA Listserv is designed to share information
of interest to people with disabilities and promote dialogue
in the disability community. Information circulated does not
necessarily express the views of AAPD. The JFA Listserv is
non-partisan.
JFA ARCHIVES: All JFA postings from 1995 to present are
available at: http://www.jfanow.org/jfanow/
JOIN AAPD! There's strength in numbers! Be a part of a national
coalition of people with disabilities and join AAPD today at
http://www.aapd.com.
Justice-For-All FREE Subscriptions
To subscribe or unsubscribe,
send an email to majordomo@...
with subscribe justice OR unsubscribe justice
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