Our way worked better, and we had the evidence to prove it. Then we flew on to Denver, where we welcomed Pope John Paul II to the United States. With the election approaching and the budget fight at least temporarily resolved, members of Congress in both parties were eager to give the American people evidence of bipartisan progress. nt who “should have acquired a reputation for fulfilling his promises,” in part by prevailing in Congre
the strongest guarantee to achieve coexistence and openness between our two peoples and future generations. It was both a wise and a shrewd move, but I was going to miss Yeltsin. After a few minutes of his hectoring, I decided the Catholic leaders had gotten the better end of the deal. When Arafat said he would be there, I again asked Rabin to come.
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