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Wisconsin had many close races in the 2022 midterm elections. Many races were decided by margins of less than 2%. The Secretary of State race in particular has yet to be called with Democrat incumbent Doug la Follette currently ahead of Republican Amy Loudenbeck by less than 8,000 votes.
Neither the Republican Party nor the Democratic Party swept the election with members of both parties being elected statewide. Two of the most watched races had incumbent Republican Senator Ron Johnson and incumbent Democratic Governor Tony Evers both winning their reelection campaigns. State legislative and executive branches will also again be split, with the executive branch under Democrat control and the state legislature under Republican control.
Statewide, Wisconsin voters elected six Republicans and two Democrats to the US House of Representatives. Republicans were able to pick up one seat with Derrick Van Orden defeating his challenger Brad Pfaff.
WI US Senate – Ron Johnson (R – Incumbent)
Ron Johnson (R- Incumbent) -1,336,878 (50.5%)
Mandela Barnes (D) – 1,310,429 (49.5%)
WI 3rd Congressional District – Derrick Van Orden (R)
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Brad Pfaff – 152,940 (48.2%)
WI Governor – Tony Evers (D – Incumbent)
Tony Evers (D – Incumbent) – 1,358,664 (51.2 %)
Tim Michels (R) – 1,268,204 (47.8%)
WI Attorney General – Josh Kaul (D – Incumbent)
Josh Kaul (D – Incumbent) – 1,329,852 (50.7%)
Eric Toney (R) – 1,295,707 (49.3%)
WI Secretary of State – Not Called
Doug La Follette (D – Incumbent) – 1,268,527 (48.3%)
Amy Loudenbeck (R) – 1,260,867 (48.0%)
WI State Treasurer – John Leiber (R)
John Leiber (R) – 1,291,055 (49.7%)
Aaron Richardson (D) – 1,251,830 (48.1%)
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Recapping Wisconsin’s 2022 midterm election results (PBS)
Wisconsin’s Johnson beats Barnes; key Senate seat stays GOP (News 13 WEAU)
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WEC: Midterm voter turnout was high but didn’t exceed 2018 record (News 18 WQOW)
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vendor in the country. At least one expert I spoke with is happy with
this choice.
Voters there to view and learn how to use the machines, averaging
140-160 per exhibition, seemed enthusiastic and cheerful, one of
them specifically because of the many close election outcomes that
previously couldn't be recounted on the Danaher 1242 DREs that the
county had used since 2008.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican Party presidential nominee following the suspension of Ted Cruz’s campaign.
The Texas senator was Trump’s closest competitor. He announced he was suspending his campaign after losing the Indiana primary Tuesday. Donald Trump defeated Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich by a huge amount in that contest.
Cruz thanked his family and his supporters in Indianapolis. But he said that his "path toward victory has been foreclosed," and that “voters have chosen another path.”
On Twitter, the chairman of the Republican Party confirmed Trump as the presumptive nominee and called for unity to defeat Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump echoed that idea in his victory speech from New York City. He praised Cruz’ decision to leave the race. “It was a brave thing to do, he said, “because we need unity in the Republican Party.”
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | "Understanding the
Global Crisis: Reclaiming Rand's Radical Legacy,"
The Free Radical 56 (May/June
2003): 16-22. PDF available.
UNDERSTANDING THE GLOBAL
CRISIS:
RECLAIMING RAND'S RADICAL LEGACY
By Chris Matthew Sciabarra
"The tree of liberty," Thomas Jefferson wrote, "must be refreshed from time
to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." And so, when I saw those
startling images of a liberated Iraq-those first photos of fellow New
Yorker, Major David "Bull" Guerfin of the U.S. Marines, ripping down the
poster of Saddam Hussein in Safwan or that riveting footage of fellow
Brooklynite, Marine Cpl. Edward Chin, helping jubilant Iraqis in Baghdad's
Firdos Square to topple Hussein's 20-foot statue-it seemed to me that
Jefferson's remark was as true as ever. The blood of that tyrannical
regime-and the blood of patriotic American soldiers-had been shed, becoming
what Jefferson had once called the "natural manure" necessary for the full
flowering of human freedom. Liberty and eternal vigilance against despotism
go hand-in-hand, after all.
But powerfully symbolic images such as these have a surface appeal that
obscures a much more complex reality. Too much Objectivist commentary on
that reality has become a mere apologia for neoconservative folly. At risk
is the abandonment of Ayn Rand's radical legacy.
The Current Crisis
Over the last few months, I have aired my views about the war in Iraq
throughout cyberspace (see the various links posted to my Notablog.
To be clear, there has never been
a time where I doubted the immorality of a regime that fed its dissident
citizens feet-first into wood chippers and industrial plastic shredders. I
never doubted the rightness of striking back against those who initiate
force or striking preemptively or unilaterally against imminent threats
to American security-whatever the objections voiced by members of that
morally bankrupt organization known as the United Nations. While I
questioned the wisdom and timing of the Iraq war, the imminence of the
Hussein threat, and the alleged links between Hussein's secularist
Pan-Arabist Ba'ath Party and Bin Laden's fundamentalist Al Qaeda, my
overwhelming concern was-and remains-the aftermath of the incursion.
I have strongly supported the attempt to bring to justice the fugitives of
9/11-the murderous Al Qaeda-or "to bring justice to them," as President Bush
has said. I think this is an unconventional war
requiring unconventional warfare,
including ongoing disruption of terrorist finance, weapons, and
communications networks. But I remain wary of any long-term U.S.
expansion into the region. And I believe that a projected U.S. occupation of
Iraq to bring about "democratic" regime change would not be comparable to
the German and Japanese models of the post-World War II era.
Iraq is a makeshift by-product of British colonialism, constructed at
Versailles in 1920 out of three former Ottoman provinces; its notorious
internal political divisions are mirrored by tribal warfare among Shiites,
Sunnis, Kurds, and others. By contrast, both Germany and Japan possessed
relatively homogeneous cultures and the rudiments of a democratic past,
while retaining no allies after the war. And in the case of Japan, the U.S.
had the full cooperation of Emperor Hirohito, who stepped down from his
position as national deity, to become the figurative head of a
constitutional monarchy.
For those of us bred on Ayn Rand's insight that politics is only a consequence of
a larger philosophical and cultural cause-that culture, in effect, trumps
politics-the idea that it is possible to construct a
political solution in a culture that does not value procedural democracy,
free institutions, or the notion of individual responsibility is a delusion.
Witness contemporary Russia, where the death of communism has given birth to
a society of warring post-Soviet mafiosi, leading some to yearn for the good
ol' days of Stalin. Clearly, "regime change" is not enough. But even if
procedural democracy were to come to Iraq, it may be no less despotic than
the brutal dictatorship it usurps, for majority rule without protection of
individual rights is no check on the political growth of Islamic
fundamentalism.
The lunacy of nation-building and of imposed political settlements-which
have been tried over and over again in the Middle East with no long-term
success-does not mean that there is no hope for the Arab world. Former
Reagan administration advisor Michael Ledeen (The
Intellectual Activist [TIA],
January 2003) speaks of a rising revolt against theocracy in Iran, for
example, among a younger generation that is fed up with their oppressive
government. They eat American foods, wear American jeans, and watch American
TV shows. I don't see how a U.S. occupation in any part of the region will nourish this
kind of revolt. If anything, the United States may be perceived as a new
colonial administrator. Such a perception may only give impetus to the
theocrats who may seek to preserve their rule by deflecting the
dissatisfaction in their midst toward the "infidel occupiers." I can think
of no better ad campaign for the recruitment of future Islamic terrorists.
Even though I support relentless surgical strikes against terrorists posing
an imminent threat to the United States, I have argued that America's only practical long-term
course of action is strategic disengagement from the region. In the
long-run, I stand with those American Founding Fathers who advocated free
trade with all, entangling political alliances with none. If that advice was
good for a simpler world, it is even more appropriate for a world of immense
complexity, in which no one power can control for all the myriad unintended
consequences of human action. The central planners of socialism learned this
lesson some time ago; the central planners of a projected U.S. colonialism
have yet to learn it.
A Deeper Cause
"Armies are in motion," observes Paul Berman, "but are the philosophers and
religious leaders, the liberal thinkers, likewise in motion? There is
something to worry about here," Berman continues, "an aspect of the war that
liberal society seems to have trouble understanding-one more worry, on top
of all the others, and possibly the greatest worry of all" ("The Philosopher
of Islamic Terror," NY
Times Magazine,
23 March 2003).
That worry is deeply philosophical-and one that cannot be ignored. There is
a profound antipathy between Islamic fundamentalism and Western values, an
antipathy that lies at the root of their mutual cultural alienation. But it
took centuries to
secularize the Western mind, and it is liable to take generations to
accomplish a modicum of cultural change among Islamic nations. Berman
provides one indication of the obstacles that lie ahead. He focuses on the philosophical forefather
of Al Qaeda: Sayyid Qutb, who violently opposed the secular, socialist
Pan-Arabist regime of the Egyptian dictator, Gamal Abdel Nasser. As a member
of the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood, Qutb was executed in 1966. But his
poisonous legacy lives on.
Qutb's progeny, Bin Laden, stands at one end of the Islamic spectrum, while
Hussein's Ba'ath Party, the most violent Pan-Arabist successor, stood at the
other. That Bin Laden sees Hussein as an immoral "infidel" is an extension
of a fundamentalist credo, which repudiates "Zionists" and "Christian"
Westerners from without, and secularists from within, the Muslim world. The
fundamentalists want to marginalize or destroy not only the Pan Arabists,
but also any "liberal" Muslims-who are viewed as no better than the
pre-Islamic pagans of the Arabian peninsula. This is quite typical:
Fundamentalists of any sort always begin by attacking the "impure" among
their own faithful.
Pining for a theocratic Islamic caliphate, Qutb's influential "theological
criticism of modern life" lamented the dualistic "schizophrenia" of the
secular and the sacred, science and religion. But as is typical with
religious monists, Qutb sought to collapse secular life into religion.
His "deepest quarrel was not with America's failure to uphold its
principles," Berman explains. "His quarrel was with the principles. He
opposed the United States because it
was a liberal society" (emphasis added). The most "dangerous element" of
that society was, in Qutb's view, the "separation of church and state." His
version of liberation entailed an adherence to strict Islamic law
("Shariah") in defense of "freedom of conscience." But such liberation
"meant freedom from false doctrines that failed to recognize God, freedom
from the modern schizophrenia." It is no great leap to realize the
dictatorial implications of this utopian vision, whose enforcement would
echo the totalitarian projects of fascism, Nazism, and communism.
Berman wonders who, in the West, will defend liberal ideas against its
enemies. Those who admire Ayn Rand know the answer. Rand fought against the
mystics of muscle and the mystics of spirit; she fought for a
passionate integrated view of human existence that triumphed over the false
alternatives of mind and body, reason and emotion, morality and prudence,
theory and practice. She fought for reason,
but not against spirituality, for productive
purpose, but not against creativity, for self-esteem,
but not against a humane society
of voluntary cooperation and shared values.
But the power of Rand's vision is two-fold: It enunciates broad
epistemological and moral principles that guide us
in the rational pursuit of rational goals. At the same time, it provides an
engine for contextual analysis, which enables us to understand the
factors that thwart both moral means and the pursuit of moral ends.
Objectivists have been very vocal in stressing the principles of
Rand's vision, while often failing to grasp the comprehensive
critique that
Rand offered of the statist enemies in our midst.
The History of U.S. Foreign Policy: Capitalism Thwarted
Rand, who wrote minimally on foreign policy, recognized nevertheless that
"[t]he essence of capitalism's foreign policy is free
trade-i.e.,
the abolition of trade barriers, of protective tariffs, of special
privileges-the opening of the world's trade routes to free international
exchange and competition among the private citizens of all countries dealing
directly with one another" ("The Roots of War").
For Rand, capitalism had never existed in its purest form. Still, semi-capitalism
was powerful enough to demolish the remnants of feudalism, mercantilism, and
absolute monarchy throughout the world. But with the rise of the
collectivist, paternalist ideology and nationalistic imperialism of
"progressive reformers" such as Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, relatively free markets gave way to government
regulation and privilege. The twentieth-century history of U.S. foreign
policy, according to Rand, was a history of "suicidal" failure and hypocrisy
("'Extremism,' Or the Art of Smearing"). Failure-because the U.S. had
abdicated the moral high ground, destroying economic and civil liberties
from within, and losing any rational sense of the country's moral
significance. Hypocrisy-because the U.S. often fought evil with evil.
Rand maintained that Wilson had led the charge "to make the world safe for
democracy," but World War I gave birth to fascism, Nazism, and communism.
FDR had led the charge for the "Four Freedoms," but he only empowered the
Soviets in the process ("The Roots of War").
Rand had long believed that the Soviet Union was a primitive country, doomed
to economic stagnation and systemic collapse. She had once excoriated Ronald
Reagan for invoking "fear" of the Soviets, for "exaggerat[ing] the power of
the most incompetent nation in the world," which was "not a patriotic
service to the United States" ("The Moral Factor"). Her Objectivist
Newsletter had
featured a series of review essays by various writers who had argued that
the parasitic Soviets had stolen military and other technology from the
West, and that it was U.S. foreign policy that had stabilized the regime.
Drawing from John T. Flynn's book, The
Roosevelt Myth,
Barbara Branden stressed that FDR was inspired by Bismarck, Mussolini, and
Hitler in establishing a liberal corporatist "New Deal" that further
devastated a depressed economy (The
Objectivist Newsletter,
December 1962). Provoking war in the Pacific, Roosevelt used "national
defense" as a pretext for resolving the unemployment problem by drafting
American boys to fight and die in foreign wars, while sending $11 billion in
Lend-Lease assistance to the Soviets, and developing secret post-war
agreements with Stalin to surrender nearly three-quarters of a billion
people into communist slavery. (Rand herself believed that this strategy
made Russia "the only winner" of World War II ["The Shanghai Gesture, Part
I"]. She also questioned the wisdom of entering that war's European theater
on the side of the Soviets-suggesting that a Nazi-Soviet conflict might have
severely weakened the victor [e.g., see "Communism and HUAC" in Journals
of Ayn Rand].)
Government intervention in the economy and U.S. intervention abroad mirrored
each other in one significant respect: each problem caused by statist
intervention led to new interventionist attempts to resolve it. Just as
World War I begat World War II, and World War II begat the Cold War, so too
did the Cold War beget "hot" wars in Korea and Vietnam, in which more than
100,000 drafted Americans lost their lives. Vietnam especially had laid bare
the inner contradictions of U.S. foreign policy. "There is no proper
solution for the war in Vietnam," Rand counseled at the time; "it is a war
we should never have entered. We are caught in a trap: it is senseless to
continue, and it is now impossible to withdraw" ("From My 'Future File'").
Rand had opposed U.S. involvement in both Korea and Vietnam, and wondered
why the U.S. had "sacrificed thousands of American lives, and billions of
dollars, to protect a primitive people who never had freedom, do not seek
it, and, apparently, do not want it" ("The Shanghai Gesture, Part III"). It
is advice well worth keeping in mind-anytime the U.S. wages war with the
expressed aim to free an oppressed people.
Rand understood that "international politics" among "statist regimes" often
entailed a "'balance of power' game"-though she believed that U.S. statist
politicians were "crude, naive and innocent compared to their European and
Asian counterparts" ("The Shanghai Gesture, Part I"). In contrast to the
"range-of-the-moment manipulations" of "Metternichian amorality" on display
in the global political arena ("A Last Survey, Part I"), Rand invoked the
spirit of the Old Right critics of U.S. involvement in World War II, who had
been smeared as "America First'ers" ("Britain's 'National Socialism'"). She
despised those who had coined the "anti-concept" of "isolationism" as a
means of denouncing "any patriotic opponent of America's self-immolation"
("The Lessons of Vietnam"). Rand was not against all involvement
in overseas affairs. In the context of the Cold War, for example, she
opposed the appeasement of the Soviets, and recognized the strategic
importance of Taiwan and Israel-despite her antipathy toward the latter's
socialist, religious, and tribalist nature. Israel was preferable to the
Palestinian Liberation Organization, argued Rand, which had abdicated any
"rights" it may have once held by engaging in a sustained policy of terror
("The Lessons of Vietnam"; "Global Balkanization" Q&A tape, 1977). Still,
Rand stood firmly against the "altruistic" evil of foreign "interventionism"
or "internationalism" that had undermined long-term U.S. interests. She
repudiated the claim "that isolationism is selfish, immoral, and impractical
in a 'shrinking' modern world" ("The Chickens' Homecoming").
The crisis of U.S. foreign policy did not end in Southeast Asia. Containment
of insurgencies throughout the world often enraged local populations, as the
U.S. propped up puppet dictators to do its global bidding-stationing its
troops till this day in over 100 countries worldwide. This policy was
partially responsible for the rise of Islamic fundamentalism as an
anti-American political force
in Iran; the Iranians threw off the U.S.-backed Shah, and elevated Khomeini
to a position of leadership. A hostage crisis followed. Supporting the
Iraqis in their war with Iran, opposing the Soviets by aiding Afghan
"freedom fighters"-the theocratically inclined mujahideen who became Al
Qaeda and Taliban warriors-"put the U.S. wholesale into the business of
creating terrorists," as Leonard Peikoff observes. "Most of them," says
Peikoff, "regarded fighting the Soviets as only the beginning; our turn soon
came" ("End States Who Sponsor Terrorism").
A Radical Insight
The crisis of U.S. foreign policy led Rand to a key radical insight-that
there was an inextricable connection between government intervention at home
and abroad. Rand states unequivocally: "Foreign policy is merely a
consequence of domestic policy" ("The Shanghai Gesture, Part III"). When
Rand called for a complete "revision of [U.S.] foreign policy, from its
basic premises on up," she knew that this would entail a simultaneous
repudiation of the welfare state at home and the warfare state abroad, an
end to "foreign aid and [to] all forms of international self-immolation."
She knew that "a radically different foreign policy" required a radically
different domestic one-and that both required a philosophic and cultural
revolution ("The Wreckage of the Consensus").
Rand had identified U.S. domestic policy as the "New Fascism." This was-and
is-a de facto, predatory fascism, the result of pragmatic expediency and of
ad hoc, incremental policies that had enriched some groups at the expense of
others. A business-government "partnership" was its "economic essence" ("The
New Fascism: Rule By Consensus"). In such a system, she argued, we are all
victims and victimizers; the whole society becomes a "class of beggars"
("Books: Poverty
is Where the Money Is").
For once the rule of force begins to predominate, the institutional means
for legalized predation expand exponentially. "If this is
a society's system," writes Rand, "no power on earth can prevent men from
ganging up on one another in self-defense-i.e., from forming pressure
groups"
["How to Read (and Not to Write)"].
The New Fascism therefore "accelerates the process of juggling debts,
switching losses, piling loans on loans, mortgaging the future and the
future's future. As things grow worse, the government protects itself not by
contracting this process, but by expanding it" beyond its national borders.
Just as pressure groups had slurped at the government trough in seeking
domestic privileges, so too did they benefit from a whole global system of
foreign aid, involving financial manipulation (through, for example, the
Federal Reserve System, the Ex-Im Bank, and the IMF), "credits to foreign
consumers to enable them to consume" U.S.-produced goods, "unpaid loans to
foreign governments, and subsidies to other welfare states," to the United
Nations, and to the World Bank ("Egalitarianism and Inflation").
Rand goes further: "If looting collectivists did not exist, America's
foreign aid policy would create them." The overwhelming profiteers of
this system were those peculiar "products . . . of the mixed economy," those
statist businessmen who "seek to grow rich not by means of productive
ability, but by means of political pull and of special political
privileges." Rand observes "that there are firms here and there, in various
businesses and industries, who are growing prosperous by trading with
foreign countries, the specific foreign countries who receive American aid.
In other words, there are businessmen who are selling their products to the
foreign countries receiving American aid and who are paid by
American funds-who are paid by the aid money granted to those countries. In
other words, some Americans are draining the money, the tax money, of other
Americans, into their own pockets, via a longer tour through every corner of
the globe which receives our foreign aid. This tax money is taken from some
citizens, handed to foreign governments and pressure groups and then comes
back to some of
our citizens, through those successful pressure groups who have pull in
Washington." This was a "siphoning" process, in Rand's view, a "necessary corollary
of a mixed economy, or rather the necessary expression of
a mixed economy, now being carried to the international scene. It is a civil
war gone international; it is pressure groups using foreign countries in
order to destroy our own. That is the meaning of our foreign aid policy"
("The Foreign Policy of the Mixed Economy," tape).
Thus, the New Fascism exports "the bloody chaos of tribal warfare" to the
rest of the world, creating a whole class of "pull peddlers" among both
foreign and domestic lobbyists, who feed on the carcass of the American
taxpayer, causing massive global political, social, and economic
dislocations ("The Pull Peddlers"). Whereas the Left derided "capitalist
imperialism" for this state of affairs, Rand recognized that capitalism,
"the unknown ideal," had taken the blame for the sins of its opposite. She
lamented the internationalization of the New Fascism; given "the
interdependence of the Western world," all countries are "leaning on one
another as bad risks, bad consuming parasite borrowers." She recognized how
the system's dynamics propelled such internationalization, but advised: "The
less ties we have with any other countries, the better off we will be."
Suggesting a biological analogy in warning against the spread of neofascism,
she quips: "If you have a disease, should you get a more serious form of it,
and will that help you?" ("Egalitarianism and Inflation" Q&A tape, 1974). In
discussing a section of the 1972 Communiqué between the U.S. and Red China,
Rand suggests a universal principle. "[L]ike charity," she writes, "courage,
consistency, integrity have to begin at home . . . [w]hat we are now doing
to others . . . we began by doing it to ourselves. We are the victims of
self-inflicted bacteriological warfare: altruism is the bacteria of
amorality. Pragmatism is the bacteria of impotence" ("The Shanghai Gesture,"
Part III).
This critique of the "New Fascism" is as relevant today as it was in the
time that Rand first presented it. Some writers (e.g., Adam Reed, 26 March
2003, SOLO Yahoo Forum) have argued, however, that Rand's critique was
limited to-and grounded in-the historically specific period of the Kennedy
and Johnson administrations (see, for example, "The Fascist New Frontier,"
in which Rand cites approvingly the similarly constituted critique of New
Leftist Charles A. Reich). But while the world scene has changed
immeasurably in the last 40 years, Rand did not quell her attacks on this
neofascist system in any of her subsequent analyses of the Nixon, Ford,
Carter, or Reagan administrations. Not even the collapse of central planning
and the Soviet Union would have given Rand pause in these attacks, because
neofascism was never about central planning-even if its current court
intellectuals (i.e., the formerly socialist neoconservatives) wish to apply
the precepts of such planning to the task of global nation-building. Rand's
comments focused not on the historical concretes,
but on the principles entailed
in interventionism. Like Ludwig von Mises and F. A. Hayek, Rand predicted
that the interventionist system would expand its reach, making possible an
ever-deepening social fragmentation among warring foreign and domestic
pressure groups.
Rand never saw the New Fascism-or what the Left had called "socialism for
big business" ("The Moratorium on Brains, Part II")-as authoritarian in
character. For Rand, the real "dividing
line" between neofascism and dictatorship is "freedom of speech," since
"censorship is the tombstone of a free country." This is why she condemned a
"servile press" even more than a "censored press"; the "servile press"
embraces "'voluntary' self-enslavement," relying on government manipulation
of news "'as an instrument of public policy'" ("The Fascist New Frontier").
The New Fascism, therefore, is a kind of liberal corporatism, which keeps in
place democratic forms and procedures, while deadening the prospect of real political
and social change. Not even an Objectivist sympathizer, such as Alan
Greenspan, can stop the system from the boom-and-bust that emanates from the
financial levers of the central bank that he controls, or the massive
redistribution of wealth that ensues from that control. In Rand's view, even
noble actors pursuing noble goals are defeated by this system. The New
Fascism can only engender "parasitism, favoritism, corruption and greed for
the unearned"; its power to dispense privilege, Rand emphasizes, "cannot
be used honestly"
("The Pull Peddlers").
It is a process of privilege-dispensing that, I might add, will only be
augmented in the wake of any long-term U.S. occupation of Iraq. Whereas the
estimated war costs are over $75 billion, the open-ended price tag on
occupation is anyone's guess. Already, officials are suggesting $1 billion
in taxpayer start-up costs for the "bidding" process, going directly to U.S.
corporations responsible for re-building Iraqi "infrastructure" ("Who Will
Put Iraq Back Together?," by Diana B. Henriques, 23 March 2003, NY
Times).
The projected costs of Iraqi reconstruction are upwards of $100 billion,
"the largest postwar rebuilding since the Marshall Plan in Europe after
World War II" (Henriques 2003)-a plan that, according to Rand, brought the
United States to "the brink of economic ruin" (Letters
of Ayn Rand,
490), a typical by-product of the U.S. tendency to "waste her wealth on
helping both her allies and her former enemies" ("Philosophy: Who Needs
It"). The NY
Times reports
that the U.S. government has invited "only American corporations to bid on .
. . contracts . . . financed by the taxpayer" for reconstruction of
transportation, communication, irrigation, medical facilities, education,
and utility plants. The bidding process has been a closed one, allegedly
because only a select few corporations have security clearance. Of course,
these corporations are among the "largest and most politically connected."
It is claimed that the reconstruction will be funded by Iraqi oil revenues
for the benefit of the Iraqi people-thus relieving much of the U.S. tax
burden. This, of course, remains to be seen-though it is always possible
that the Iraqis will not want to
invest their money in precisely the way dictated by U.S. occupiers. Not
quite a free market. Nevertheless, as one consultant puts it: "Anytime you
have an emergency response driven by time, the opportunity for fraud, waste
and abuse is huge . . . And when the opportunity is that great, it will
occur" (Henriques 2003).
The Objectivist Response
The response of Objectivists to the prospect of this kind of U.S. occupation
has been mostly positive (with a few notable exceptions, e.g., Arthur Silber
at The Light of Reason).
Robert Tracinski, for example, rightfully criticizes the pragmatism and
religiosity of the Bush administration, which pays no attention to "context
or history" ("The Era of Muddling Through: How We Got Here and Why We're
Still Moving," TIA,
March 2003). But this does not stop Tracinski from applauding Bush for "a
breathtakingly new grand strategy to remake the Middle East," a policy that
Tracinski admits "is a kind of indirect colonialism. The colonial
administrators will be the nominally independent leaders of Middle Eastern
countries-but the essence of their form of government and their foreign
policy will be inspired or imposed by the United States of America."
Deriding the muddling ways of "Old Europe," Tracinski suggests approval of
the U.S. ambition "to remake the world, sweeping aside hostile regimes and
securing America's safety" ("New Hollywood and Old Europe," TIA,
March 2003).
William Thomas writes ("What
Warrants War? The Challenge of Iraq and North Korea")
that "[t]he Objectivist view of foreign policy derives from its view of
morality. Just as each person should pursue his rational self-interest in
his personal matters, so should a proper government uphold the interests of
its citizens in its conduct toward other nations." Thomas goes on to say
that it is a "basic tenet" of "Objectivist political philosophy . . . that
the only just governments are the free countries-and all the free countries
are natural allies. Free countries are those that essentially embrace the
principles of liberty, including freedoms of speech and assembly,
competitive elections, the rule of law, and property rights." In Thomas's
well-reasoned discussion of principles, the New Fascism is never mentioned.
And though he admits that certain foreign policy goals require us "to hold
our noses" when entering into "alliance[s] of convenience" with less free
countries, he does not seem to appreciate the extent to which such pragmatic
considerations have brought the globe to the current crisis.
In the end, however, Thomas supported the war in Iraq-and a possible war
with North Korea as well. He sees the post-war reconstruction as a
requirement, "the only means of eliminating the longer-term threat." Keeping
the peace, funding our allies, and building a free Iraq, will require
"billions upon billions of dollars . . . for reconstruction and
re-education." Reconstruction? Re-education? Funding our allies? I am
tempted to ask the perennial Randian question: At whose expense?
To his credit, Thomas recognizes that "if it is culturally or financially
infeasible to transform . . . enemies into allies-or at least into stable,
non-threatening regimes, then war will not resolve the longer-term threat .
. ." To his credit, Thomas accepts the possibility that U.S. occupation
might "fuel anti-Americanism throughout the region." To his credit, Thomas
understands "that political policy is a symptom, but culture is the root
cause." Still, he supports the risk of
war and a long-term occupation that empowers "better educated" and "more
secular" Iraqis, so as to "cement the transformation" of other Middle
Eastern nations.
Pisaturo's Epistle
To "cement the transformation" is Ron Pisaturo's goal as well. Except that
he offers a much more robust strategy. Writing in the aftermath of the World
Trade Center disaster, Pisaturo is an unabashed Objectivist advocate of a
new U.S. colonialism ("Why
and How to Conquer the Savages," Capitalism
Magazine ).
Pisaturo begins on the correct premise-that Americans have the right to
defend themselves from murderous attacks. But he goes further: He urges the
creation of a new Middle East as if from a state of nature; his regional tabula
rasa,
however, requires the "nuclear" incineration of millions of "savages" in
order to start from scratch. Pisaturo stands, like Archimedes, outside the
context he wishes to reconstruct. His canvas-cleaning strategy is the
logically horrific conclusion and destructive essence of his utopianism. It
applies literally to
'no-where' on earth-though, in all fairness, the Brave No-World of Ron
Pisaturo is far more dystopian than
it is utopian.
According to Pisaturo, the U.S. must crush all the "evil governments" of the
Middle East (e.g., Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Afghanistan, Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait, and other "murderous regimes"). This is a sentiment shared
by his Ayn Rand Institute colleagues, including Yaron Brook (ARI Media, 10
April 2003) and Leonard Peikoff ("America versus Americans," Ford Hall
Forum, 7 April 2003)-both of whom see Iran as the next target in the war
against Islamic fundamentalism. Pisaturo argues that the U.S. government
must take back the oil fields for Western oil companies, appropriate Arab
assets worldwide (including "real estate, bank accounts, and all other
financial holdings"), and "isolate, colonize, and settle the lands the
savages now roam." Sensing perhaps that such a proposal for massive
colonization of the region might entail an exponential increase in U.S. tax
rates and in the size of the U.S. military-perhaps even necessitating
conscription-Pisaturo declares that if the Western oil companies "agree to
pay the cost of waging this war," then the U.S. government could continue
"occupying and defending these oil-rich territories." Once the U.S. has
seized the Middle East-I suppose after several years of waiting for the
nuclear fallout to settle-it will allow American pioneers to enter the
region as international homesteaders. "Over time, pioneers, with the paid
support of our military, can go into these isolated territories, subdue the
remaining savages, install a civilized, colonial government protecting the
rights of both the pioneers and the savages, and settle the land-as American
pioneers subdued the savage, murderous American Indian tribes and settled
America." Of course, the "savages" will eventually realize that they will be
the "most fortunate beneficiaries" of such colonialism.
In truth, Pisaturo's view of the Arab world finds inspiration in Rand's own
condemnation of Arab terrorists as
"savages" (on "The Phil Donahue Show"). She saw the "Arab whose teeth are
green with decay in his mouth" ("The Left: Old and New") as living "a
nomadic, anti-industrial form of existence" ("Requiem for Man"). But this is
a far cry from Pisaturo's genocidal call for an American Lebensraum.
I submit that this "cure" is far worse than the disease.
Let's analyze Pisaturo's proposal more closely. The Western oil companies
whose interests Pisaturo wishes to defend are the same Western oil companies
that collaborated with the U.S. government and Middle Eastern governments to
develop the oil fields. The U.S. government socialized much of their risk,
and replaced the colonizing British as the chief power in the region. From
the 1920s through World War II and beyond, the government and the oil
industry worked hand-in-hand to win concessions from, and bolster the power
of, various "pro-Western" Arab regimes, such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait,
and Jordan, trying to create stability with money, munitions, and political
machinations (see Sheldon Richman's "'Ancient
History': U.S. Conduct in the Middle East Since World War II and the Folly
of Intervention").
The "pull-peddling" between the oil industry and the various governments was
a quintessential expression of the New Fascism. (Rand did not examine these
oil industry-government ties; but she did believe, ironically, that U.S.
foreign policy had "brought the entire Western world to the position of a
colony ruled by Arab sheiks" ["The Energy Crisis, Part II"]).
When a neoconservative defends the ideal of a new U.S. colonialism, I am
disgusted-but not surprised. Neoconservatism was founded-as a movement-by a
group of disaffected socialists and "social democrats." Its modern
representatives are now the intellectual architects of
U.S. foreign policy. Having given up the fiasco of defending economic
central planning, they now embrace global
social engineering to
bring the ideal of "democracy" to the rest of the world. And if some of them
get their wish-of establishing a new "American Empire"-they'll find out that
the pretense of knowledge, which destroyed socialism, will similarly destroy
their Wilsonian designs. We simply never know enough to
construct or reconstruct, wholesale, social systems and nations from the
ground up. (On this point, see especially Hayek's Law,
Legislation, and Liberty,
Vol. 3, pp. 107–109.) Such schemes for a Pax Americana are fraught with
endless possibilities for negative unintended consequences, however "noble"
the intentions.
So "nation-building" as a neoconservative goal is understandable-given the
socialist lineage of its champions. But when an Objectivist advocates
mass murder and U.S. colonialism and supports the oil industry's employment
of the government like a mercenary private protection agency to secure its
foreign financial and material holdings, it is beyond
baffling.
These are the same kinds of Objectivists who would accuse the U.S.
Libertarian Party of "context-dropping" (in contradistinction to
"atomic-bomb-dropping") for wanting to build political solutions on a
fragile philosophic and cultural foundation. Pot. Kettle. Black.
Rand's Tri-Level Model
Human liberation from tyranny is a noble and just cause. But the pursuit of
freedom, like the pursuit of justice, can never be disconnected from the context that
gives it meaning. And ethical discussions cannot be considered in a vacuum,
disconnected from other levels
of analysis that help us to understand the nature of that broader context.
For example, in a recent
essay,
Objectivist Joseph Rowlands begins an analysis of the principles upon which
a rational foreign policy must be built. Based on an individualist ethics,
such a policy must recognize that there are no fundamental conflicts of
interest among rational men-or rational nations. Echoing Rand, Rowlands
states that any nation has the right-though not the obligation-to retaliate
against those nations that initiate force. Justice requires judgment and
consistency or "evil wins by default." These are important insights-but
their application requires careful attention to context. A "nation" does not
exist separate from the individuals who compose it. To equate a "nation"
with that nation's "government" and to assume that the government can
and should come to the aid of other nations under attack may be a valid
application of an individualist ethics-only if the assisting government
generates its revenues and armed services through voluntary means. The
principle cannot possibly apply unconditionally to less-than-ideal social
systems.
Indeed, Rand's view that the rational interests of human beings do not
conflict pertains to laissez-faire
capitalism.
"In a non-free society"-such as the one we have today-"no pursuit of any
interests is possible to anyone; nothing is possible but gradual and general
destruction" ("The 'Conflicts' of Men's Interests"). In examining the
"interrelated considerations which are involved" in judging one's rational
interests, Rand stresses first and foremost reality and context.
And one cannot drop the reality of the given context when offering ethical
advice in the realm of international politics. We can certainly strive
toward an international political order that recognizes the individualist
principles Rowlands emphasizes, but those principles will never be
achieved globally in the absence of a similar domestic movement. Rand's
maxim is worth repeating because it is right:
"Foreign policy is merely a consequence of domestic policy." If governments
rob the wealth of their own citizens to fund foreign adventures, and if they
conscript people to fight and die in such adventures-all ethical bets are
off.
In Ayn
Rand: The Russian Radical,
I explored Rand's mode for analyzing every social problem on three distinct
levels: (1) The Personal, in which she focused on the psycho-epistemological
and ethical dimensions; (2) The Cultural, in which she focused on the
linguistic, pedagogical, aesthetic, and ideological dimensions; and (3) The
Structural, in which she focused on the political and economic dimensions.
Every social problem-and solution-entailed mutually reinforcing personal,
cultural, and structural factors. This is why Rand maintained: "Intellectual freedom
cannot exist without political freedom;
political freedom cannot exist without economic freedom; a
free mind and a free market are corollaries"
("For the New Intellectual"). It is also why she criticized Libertarians:
for seeking political and economic change without the requisite personal and
cultural foundations. But it is just as faulty to focus on ethics or culture
to the exclusion of structural realities. By disconnecting any level from
the others, we drain the radical life-blood out of Objectivism and ossify
Rand's system into a form of conservatism. The active embrace of
one-dimensional thinking by some Objectivists undermines fundamentally
Rand's contextual, dialectical way
of looking at the world. It is a perverse kind of "vulgar" one-sidedness
that has led "far too many Objectivists [to] act as if they are
conservatives who simply don't go to church," as economist Larry Sechrest
suggests (OWL list, 29 January 2003).
An Objectivist resolution to
the current global crisis will require a veritable revolution on every
level. Rand stresses the interconnectedness between levels: Rampant
tribalism is "a reciprocally reinforcing cause and result" of "rule by brute
force" ("The Missing Link"), she argues, just as the neofascist "mixed
economy" is "the political cause of tribalism's rebirth" ("Global
Balkanization"). Tribalism and statism require each other; this is as valid
an assessment of the situation in the Middle East as it is of the situation
in the United States of America-whether we call the interventionists
"theocrats" or "social democrats."
This is not to say that the U.S. government is the moral equivalent of the
despotic regimes in the Middle East. Context-keeping means, among other
things, keeping
a sense of proportion.
One of the most important insights on this subject comes from Lindsay
Perigo,
who writes of the libertarian antiwar crowd: "They invoke imperfection to
justify inaction against evil.
They say America may not liberate slave pens because America itself is not
wholly free & is becoming less free. They blur the distinction between 'not
wholly free' and 'wholly unfree' & effectively advocate surrender of the
former to the latter. They evade the fact that in America, one is still free
to proselytise against its slide into statism, just as they are
free to apologise for despots." While I take exception to Perigo's belief
that the antiwar crowd-which is far from monolithic-has offered nothing but
an apologia for despots, I do believe that he puts his finger on a crucial
principle and problem: Just because we cannot do everything to
change the system radically and immediately, does not mean that we should do nothing to
lessen threats to our freedom. On this point, Perigo and I are in complete
agreement.
The bottom line, therefore, is indeed practical: Will a U.S. occupation of
the Middle East lessen despotism-or
provide renewed impetus for its long-term growth at home and abroad? Is
there not any other way to deal with such despotism short of establishing a
new U.S. colonialism? That I have argued for surgical strikes to neutralize
outright and imminent threats to American security coupled with a long-term
shift toward strategic disengagement suggests one alternative.
Such practical alternatives cannot be considered, however, without
addressing briefly the issue of "Weapons of Mass Destruction" (WMD). It is
said that the existence of WMD changes the whole equation significantly.
Looking at what terrorists can accomplish with box cutters and commercial
passenger jets, the destructive possibilities are infinite should they ever
come to possess WMD. Much of the practical argument for intervention in
Iraq, for example, revolved around the belief that any illegitimate
chemical, biological, or radiological weapons that it possessed could be
dispersed to terrorist organizations, like Al Qaeda. In my view, however,
the pro-war advocates did not present any conclusive evidence of a link
between the lethally opposed Ba'ath and Al Qaeda gangs. That it was
"pragmatic" U.S. foreign policy that first gave Hussein's regime the
wherewithal for the production of some of these weapons, that the U.S. could
have used its own overwhelming WMD stockpile effectively to contain Iraq by
threat of "mutually assured destruction," that a growth in direct U.S.
intervention could make WMD proliferation among potential terrorists more likely,
since it becomes their prime manner of counteracting an overwhelming U.S.
military force-have all been dismissed by pro-war advocates.
In the end, however, it is simply wrong to think that an advance in the
technology of death changes the central principle involved
in our understanding of the roots of war. As Rand puts it, "there is
something obscene in the attitude of those who regard horror as a matter of
numbers." Indeed, "it makes no difference to a man whether he is killed by a
nuclear bomb or a dynamite bomb or an old-fashioned club. Nor does the
number of other victims or the scale of the destruction make any difference
to him . . . If nuclear weapons are a dreadful threat and mankind cannot
afford war any longer, then mankind
cannot afford statism any longer .
. . if war is ever to be outlawed, it is the
use of force that
has to be outlawed" ("The Roots of War").
A military battle of any scope is like a "political battle"-"merely a
skirmish fought with muskets"; for Rand, "a philosophical battle is a
nuclear war"-and only rational ideas will
ultimately win it ("'What Can One Do?'").
Conclusion
The Middle East is a region with many oppressive, theocratic regimes at war
with human life, human liberty, and human justice. But even when the U.S.
government retaliates appropriately against those who act out their jihad-ic
desires, it cannot hope to transform that
region's despotism by creating, necessarily, a garrison state at home to
support a colonial occupation abroad. Destroying American liberties in order
to "liberate" the few remaining "savages" who survive the nuclear winter is
not a prescription for peace, "homeland security," or freedom. Unless one
wants the New Fascism to look a lot like the old one.
Those who think that the interventionist power of the state will wither
away, after it has built a mighty colonial fortress, atop deficits and debt,
rising taxes and the threat of conscription, are suffering from a Marxist
delusion. Objectivists are neither Marxists nor conservatives.
Objectivists are radicals. And it is only by reclaiming Rand's radical
legacy that we can begin to understand this global crisis as a means to
overturn the irrationality and statism that breed it.
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Blue America is very proud to be endorsing Marcy Winograd for Congress today. She's our first challenger for the election cycle-- and our first endo
Few of the rubber stamp Republican senators are as likely to be defeated in November as Oregon's Gordon Smith, someone who just spent 5 years voting f
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- Somerby: Jake Tapper just doesn’t care about accuracy.
- Fourth Watch: ‘Mostly peaceful’, media extremism, etc.
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We are living in amazing times.
At 60 years of age, I have the benefit of hindsight. I’ve been watching Hillary since 1971 (ironically, near the release of “Dark Side of The Moon”!) and I am shocked at the number ***things*** she appears to have gotten away with! It’s a real testimony to the lack of character of the democratic party that they would lower their standards so far as to be justify the presence of Hillary Clinton as a presidential candidate!
If not for SOCIAL MEDIA this horrible woman would have continued to escape justice! However, with what the FBI already have, this video is prophetic laying out the future for Hillary’s journey to prison.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Please read the below and take action:
If you want to stop illegal immigration in Tennessee, I suggest you take a moment and call State Senator Todd Gardenhire right now and express your concerns.
His phone number is (615) 741-6682. CALL NOW.
Do not wait. Do not think “someone else will do it.” They will not.
Here’s why you should call Todd.
Senator Todd Gardenhire was appointed to a state task force, focused on “refugee” issues in Tennessee. In fact, he volunteered for it.
Some of his recent comments have many Republicans and Conservatives worried that Todd does not understand that Tennesseans do not want to house illegal immigrants in Tennessee.
It’s not that we are not compassionate. We are.
However, we understand that Joe Biden is using refugee resettlement as a back door to push illegal immigration in Tennessee in a massive, fast-paced way.
Our schools, hospitals, foster care and social services systems cannot handle more of what Todd is endorsing.
We need Republicans to stand up against this, not cheer for it.
Conservatives do not want it “studied.”
Conservatives want it STOPPED.
In fact, we want these illegal immigration centers to be removed from Tennessee entirely.
My fear is this: If the immigration study committee thinks we do not care about these issues, they’ll issue “strong statements” but will do nothing about the issue from a practical, legislative or policing standpoint.
Now, the liberal media outlets in Tennessee are praising Todd Gardenhire’s comments and they are running them wall-to-wall in order to influence public opinion and convince Republicans to be soft on illegal immigration.
This is why we are working overtime to keep you informed about illegal immigration here at The Tennessee Conservative.
Call Todd Gardenhire and tell him we do not want more illegal immigration in Tennessee – no matter that new label he wants to put on it. No matter how he wants to spin it.
This is not about Todd’s personal feelings. It’s about the policy preferences Tennessee Republicans and Conservatives THOUGHT they were voting for when they elected him recently.
We want strong policy against illegal immigration.
Not empty promises to “look into the matter.”
Call (615) 741-6682 and tell Todd what you think.
Finally, and this is important…
If you appreciate what we are doing here at The Tennessee Conservative to cover illegal immigration and keep you informed, please consider donating to our publication.
We depend on conservatives like you to keep us on the watchtower.
Illegal immigration is a controversial issue Conservatives care about… but the mainstream press and RINO Republicans do not care about it.
They want cheap labor and a BLUE Tennessee.
Help us stop illegal immigration by holding our leaders accountable.
With your help, we will win the fight.
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Yours in Freedom,
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P.S. By the way, Todd is MY state senator. Even though I have contacted him on this matter, he has not returned my calls or emails. This current illegal immigration center is only 5 minutes from my home!
If Todd is OK with it being in his district, rest assured he’s ok with putting one in YOUR DISTRICT!
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Republicans across the country are overwhelmingly condemning Donald Trump’s comments about women, and asking for a sincere apology. An ever increasing number of Republican leaders are now pulling their support, and in many cases, calling on Trump to step aside, here are a few of the most recent statements:
Donald Trump should withdraw and Mike Pence should be our nominee effective immediately.
— Senator John Thune (@SenJohnThune) October 8, 2016
Enough is enough. Donald Trump should withdraw in favor of Governor Mike Pence. This election is too important.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | The Interior Minister, Ambrose Dery, has officially announced that 21st September 2023, will be observed as a statutory public holiday across the Republic of Ghana. The declaration is in commemoration of Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day
This special day celebrates the founder of Ghana and His significant contributions to the country’s independence and development. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah laying the foundation for a prosperous Nation.
Citizens are encouraged to take advantage of this public holiday to participate in events and activities that promote unity, patriotism, and reflection on Ghana’s history. It presents an opportunity for Ghanaians to reconnect with their roots and celebrate the rich cultural heritage that defines the nation.
In addition to Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day on Thursday 21st September 2023, here is a list of other holidays for the year 2023 in the Republic of Ghana:
1st December 2023 Farmers Day
25th December, 2023 Christmas Day
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The DNC chair praised the controversial civil rights figure before Tuesday's debate
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Proceedings of the Twenty-Seventh International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Main track. Pages 219-225. https://doi.org/10.24963/ijcai.2018/30
We study the effects of campaigning, where the society is partitioned into voter clusters and a diffusion process propagates opinions in a network connecting those clusters. Our model is very general and can incorporate many campaigning actions, various partitions of the society into voter clusters, and very general diffusion processes. Perhaps surprisingly, we show that computing the cheapest campaign for rigging a given election can usually be done efficiently, even with arbitrarily-many voters.
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Agent-based and Multi-agent Systems: Voting | 1,153,663 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 97.8 | 502 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | On June 10, 2023, President Joe Biden hosted a Pride event at the White House.
A flag display at the event is causing a lot of controversy because the administration violated the US Flag Code.
The United States of America Flag code states that the USA flag should be at the center and at the highest point of the group when several other flags or pennants are grouped to be displayed.
To advance revolutionary transgender agenda targeting children, Biden violates basic tenet of US Flag Code and disrespects every American service member buried under its colors.
U.S. Flag Code §7. (e) The flag of the United States of America should be at the center and at the… pic.twitter.com/YiGbP8BQld
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) June 11, 2023
Even traditional liberals are speaking out.
The amount of goodwill for this movement among ordinary Americans is rapidly approaching zero. https://t.co/HSHROdrGZB
— Abigail Shrier (@AbigailShrier) June 11, 2023
First Lady Jill Biden said, “We want our kids just to be kids.”
Jill Biden celebrates Pride with the LGBTQ flag draped over the White House: We want our kids just to be kids, she says. pic.twitter.com/SFp5panqzo
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 10, 2023
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— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) June 11, 2023
What Biden said during his speech seems to be coming from a different reality than the one we are all living in.
Biden continues making things up: “When a person can be married in the morning and thrown out of a restaurant for being gay in the afternoon, something is still very wrong in America.” pic.twitter.com/KYvkkZpWWk
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 10, 2023
He also had some issues during the event.
BIDEN: “I was proud to have ended the ban on transjester Americans — transgender Americans — serving in the United States military” pic.twitter.com/GhVYmrAtxn
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 10, 2023
Jill had to reel him back in…
Jill Biden, Ed.D., takes the stage again to instruct Joe to “come back out because we have our entertainment” pic.twitter.com/ZhgKYNpaD1
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 10, 2023 | 1,153,607 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 88.375 | 211 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Hey, voter!
Are you ready to laugh your way to the polling station?
You better be, because we’ve got 50+ hilarious jokes about voting that will have you rolling in your booth.
From political puns to ballot box bloopers, this list has it all.
So grab your sense of humor and get ready to exercise your right to chuckle, because we’re about to make election day a lot more fun.
Let the laughter (and democracy) commence!
Jokes About Voting
Why did the politician cross the road? To get to the polling station.
What do you call an election that’s rigged? A fake news poll.
Why did the voter go to the dentist before voting? To cast a tooth.
Did you hear about the politician who won by a landslide? He was buried in the ballot boxes.
Why did the politician take a ladder to the voting booth? To poll climb.
Why did the candidate go to the hospital after voting day? He had too many hanging chads.
Why did the voter wear a suit of armor to the polls? He wanted to cast an iron ballot.
Why was the election so hotly contested? The candidates were evenly divided.
Why did the voter bring a snorkel to the polling station? To cast a deep sea ballot.
What did the politician say when he won the election? I can finally canvas the country!
Why did the voter wear sunglasses to the polls? To cast a shady ballot.
Did you hear about the politician who lost his pants on voting day? He didn’t have a leg to stand on.
What do you call a politician who never lies? A unicorn.
Why did the voter bring a calculator to the polling station? He wanted to be sure he made an informed decision.
Why did the candidate build a fence around the polling station? To win the popular vote.
What do you call an election that’s too close to call? A ballot tie.
Why did the politician go to the beach after the election? To count the sand.
Why did the voter bring a camera to the polling station? To snap some voting selfies.
What do you call a candidate who can’t win with polls? A poll-ished loser.
Why did the election official refuse to count the votes? He couldn’t get a grip on the election results.
Why did the voter go to the dentist? To get a polling cap!
Why don’t politicians tell jokes about election day? Because they always get hung up on the punch lines!
Why did the candidate refuse to eat his salad? Because he didn’t want his polls to drop!
What do you call a group of undecided voters? A fenceline!
Why did the chicken cross the road on election day? To reach the polling station!
What do you get if you cross a politician with a computer? A candidate who can’t lose!
What do you call a politician who always tells the truth? A high-risk candidate!
Why did the campaign manager quit his job? He couldn’t convince the candidates to take a poll!
How do you make a politician dizzy? Spin them around in a phone booth until they can’t see the polling station!
What do you call a politician who opposes voting rights? An unqualified candidate!
Why do politicians like pie charts? Because they can cherry-pick the data!
Why do politicians always shake hands? To vote in favor of the common touch!
What would happen if politicians didn’t exist? We would have to invent a better system for democracy!
What do you call a politician who refuses to debate? A candidate in denial!
How do you stop a politician from talking? Ask them to explain their voting record!
Why did the candidate wear his lucky socks on election day? To be in the polls’ favor!
How do you tell if a politician is lying? Their lips are moving!
Why did the voter cross the road? To get to the other polling station!
What do you call a politician who tries to take the high road? A candidate on their last legs!
Why did the candidate throw away his shoe? Because he had nothing to vote for!
Why did the election candidate refuse to wear a tie? Because he wanted to run a loose campaign.
What did the election candidate say when his opponent accused him of being too wishy-washy? At least I’m not a flip-flopper!
A voter walks into a polling station wearing a full suit of armor. When asked why, he replies, I wanted to make sure my vote was protected!
Why did the candidate refuse to campaign in the desert? Because it was a dry campaign.
What did the politician’s campaign slogan say? I promise to make change you can believe in…unless it’s in my pocket!
Did you hear about the politician who ran on a platform of if you can’t beat them, join them…and then lost the election?
A group of voters were debating their candidate choices when one said, I’m still undecided. Another replied, Well, the election is just around the coner.
Why did the candidate wear sunglasses to the debate? He didn’t want the audience to see him sweat.
What did the politician say when asked if he believed in term limits? I believe in three terms: ‘me’, ‘myself’, and ‘I’!
Why did the politician refuse to shake hands with voters? He didn’t want to catch their political correctness.
A voter walks out of the polling station wearing a I Voted sticker and a single tear rolls down his cheek. When asked why, he replies, I just wish my vote counted for something.
What did the politician say when asked if he had any skeletons in his closet? No, but there’s a few in my opponent’s family tree!
Why did the election candidate bring a parachute to his rally? He heard the election was going to be a tight race.
What did the politician say when asked if he believed in the separation of church and state? As long as the church is giving me campaign contributions, I’m all for separation!
Why did the candidate refuse to take part in a debate with his opponent? He said he didn’t want to lower himself to that level of competition.
A voter walks into a polling station carrying a giant inflatable hammer. When asked why, he responds, To hammer out my vote, of course!
What did the politician say when asked about his stance on taxes? I’m in favor of them…except when they’re levied against me!
Why did the candidate refuse to hold a campaign rally in a cemetery? He said he didn’t want to be seen grave-robbing for votes.
A group of voters were discussing their options when one said, I’ll probably go with the candidate who can juggle the most issues. Another replied, Well, that’ll be a tough act to follow!
What did the politician say when asked why he was running for office? I plan to use my term to give back to the community…in the form of campaign promises I have no intention of keeping!
Up to You!
Well, it’s time to wrap things up and bid you adieu.
Congratulations, you’ve made it through 50+ jokes about voting!
Whether you’re feeling politically savvy or just looking for a good laugh, we hope we’ve provided some amusement along the way.
And remember, when you hit the polls, take a break from the seriousness and crack a joke or two to lighten the mood.
After all, voting may be serious business, but laughter is always the best medicine.
Happy voting, folks!
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Governor Ron DeSantis tells COVID jab manufacturers, "We're Coming for you"
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True courage seems to be a very rare commodity - especially in government. That’s what makes Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, so unique. He has true courage. He refused to allow jab mandates and he called out the overzealous use of masks, school closures and other insane COVID policies.
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Parliament supports repeal of corporal punishment
Corporal punishment parley
November 13, Zana -- Parliament has unanimously supported the amendment of the Local court bill to repeal corporal punishment.
Parliament also agreed to the amendment of the Supreme Court Bill to repeal corporal punishment relating to the Supreme Court.
In presenting the bills for amendment, Legal Affairs Minister George Kunda said there was need to amend the bills so that corporal punishment could be repealed.
He said that the provision of corporal punishment should be removed from the constitution.
Mr. Kunda said that no person should be subjected to any inhuman treatment.
And in supporting the bill, United Party for National Development (UPND) Member of Parliament (MP) for Livingstone Sakwiba Sikota said that the amendment was a progressive idea, as there was need to remove all forms of corporal punishment.
He observed that there was too much brutality in the streets, homes and in the country generally.
Mr. Sikota said that if brutality was made official then society was bound to abuse it on other people.
And UPND Luena MP Chrispin Sibetta who supported the bill however bemoaned the poor state of the Local Courts and the Supreme Courts.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | And it’s not the “lodestar” everyone else has been looking at.
The author of the editorial claimed to be “part of the resistance” inside the administration “working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations.”
Trump has reportedly been working to expose the author, and Colbert thinks one line in a recent report about that effort might be a giveaway.
One administration official reportedly told the president to just “let it pass.”
And this one is very much named.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | OVERVIEW
Mission:
On April 1, 2020, U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) began enhanced counternarcotics operations in the Western Hemisphere to disrupt the flow of drugs in support of Presidential national security objectives.
Location:
Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean.
Resources:
Additional U.S. capabilities include:
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Navy destroyers and helicopters
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Coast Guard cutters and helicopters
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Navy littoral combat ships
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Customs and Border Protection maritime patrol aircraft
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Navy P-8 patrol aircraft
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Air Force E-3 AWACS aircraft (ISR) and E-8 JSTARS aircraft (ISR)
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Security Forces Assistance Brigade (SFAB) Company (advise and assist)
Ally & partner contributions:
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22 nations provide intelligence and operations support as part of Joint Interagency Task Force – South (JIATF-South)
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Key partners in this fight: Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama, as well as European partners France, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom -- will provide capabilities. 50% of interdictions last year involved partners.
U.S. whole of government efforts continue with interagency assets from Customs and Border Protection, DEA and others.
These enhanced counter-narcotics operations constitute an increase in Naval destroyers, combat ships, aircraft and helicopters, and Coast Guard cutters. Additional assets double capabilities in the region.
Purpose:
Our increased presence will:
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Disrupt the flow of illicit drugs to the homeland, thereby protecting Americans
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Reassure allies and partners; build their capacity to contribute to the counternarcotics fight
Additional Information:
Drugs pose a threat to the homeland as drug overdoses kill around 70,000 Americans each year. Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs) take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic, increase drug trafficking and can easily contribute to the spread of the virus.
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
FOUNDED Br EDWARD KQ3KWATER.
VICTOR ROSKWATER, EDITOH.
Tw Bee PuhllPhlng Company. Proprietor.
BF.B BtlLUIXQ. KARNAM AND PKVKMTK KXTI1.
STntered at Omaha -ctofflcr as second-class matter.
TEItMS OF FfBSCRlPTION.
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per month. p-r year.
jatl aM iindaT Wr $ u
Pally iMlthout Sunday....' Sc 4.00
T?vnlri anil Pundav v s HO
Krenlns without Sunday Ko 4 00
inday P only 3- J.W
Pend notice of cliar.K of addri Pr complaints of
trrea-ularlty In delivery to Omaha Clrrujatlon
Itrparunent.
IlKMITTANCK.
Remit hr draft, enpreas r postal order "nly two
rent MHinri received In payment of small ae
eount I'en"nal cheeks, escept on Omaha and eastern
xchanre. not accepted.
OFKICKS.
OnahaThe T?ee Unlhllns
Houth Omsha 3i N' street,
friuncll Bluff 14 North Main street.
Lincoln N Little nulMIn.
Chl'-aro 0l Hearst liuiulinK
New York Kooth lWfi, ii Klfth avenue.
Pt Ijirola-KU New Hunk of iVmmrn.
Wsshlnton 72b Fourteenth Ht.. N. W.
()RKKS-tlNl)KNCR.
Address communications relating to ns and edi
torial matter to Omaha Wee. Editorial Depart matit.
FEBKl'AH V ( I R ( l LA Tl OX,
51,700
Plate of Kehraxka. County of Iloualai. s
Dwtaht Williams, circulation mannKr of The Fee
I'ubllHlnnn company, I eiliu duly suorn, says that the
averaxe circulation (or the month of February, 1914,
was f.f.T'O. , .
IWHU1T WIlXlAMS. Circulation Manager.
Sulecrlbed In my presence and aorn to before
me, thla 3d dav of March, 1CIS.
ROBEHT HUNTER. Notary Public.
Subscribers leaving tbe city temporarily
should have The, line mailed to them. Ad
dress will be changed as often as requested.
larch IT
Thought for the Day
Selected by Ella S. Thompion
There's heaven above, and niglU by night
I look riyW through it$ gorgeous roof,
For 1 intend to get to Ood. Brovning.
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With equality of merit, Omaha-made roods
are always entitled to preference.
The greater Omaha, the greater the candi
date crop for the city campaign.
Now if we can only pass the spring flood
season safely, everything may be expected' to
go along swimmingly.
Of all the Jokes on the Nebraska statute
books nothing beats the no-treat freak but the
bogus anti-cigarette law.
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Sure, and from the viewpoint of the Emerald
Isle patriot there never was a greener St. Pat
rick's day In the morning.
It is very doubtful If the captain of the Ettal
Frledrlch will approve the "program of the out
tide reception committee.
Behold the faithful hitched at the, pla
counter. Radiantly happy, they need no notice
to spruce up and look pleasant. -
The destruction of the Walnut Hill pump
ing station by fire lends a cubist decorative
touch to the water color picture.
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield
Is the champion optimist of the administration.
Ills lenses are so adjusted that he could not rec
ognise a cloud at any range.
Colonel Bryan looms large in the distance as
an endorser of temperance pledges. Meanwhile
deserving home folks patiently await his en
dorsement of a ticket to the pie counter.
, , , .
It Is aafe to discount reports of a prospective
labor war, on the Burlington system. The ex
perience of 188s left a lesson for both sides
likely to survive a lapse of twenty-seven years.
Incidentally, Lincoln also supplies Its house
holders with water at 15 cents a 1,000 gallons,
for which service Omaha people are compelled
to pay something over ZS cents a 1,000 gallons.
Whenever another battleship appropriation
Is wanted, we have a little war scare to prepare
the country for it It ought not to be necessary,
however, to pave the way for a school bond is
sue by frightening parents with the suggestion
that their children are in mortal danger every
minute they are in certain school buildings.
The most surprising feature of the railroad
rate hearing Is the acknowledgment of the
railroads of the inability of their traffic bureaus
to cope with the superior talent of the packing
house rate makers. It were better for the rail
roads to suffer in silence the admitted loss of
$1,000,000 a year than stlgmatlae their ex
perts as failures. 1
ttmrnia imam ma i.f
8t. Patrick's day was duly unnerved with church
services, and a bs'iwuet and musical entertainment In
the evening by the Ancient Order of lllliernlans at
its hall, corner Thirteenth and Jackeon. Five la eve
tables were set lvadod with edIMe. and fully W r
sona participated in the fcaat.
The Moody, evangelistic tneetlniia sot Into full
a Inf. Mr. Moody closing the morning; sessiun with a
c haracteristic talk, ' lie la not a speaker of rlielirl'-al
finesse," My the report. "On the contrary, he la
above every thing homely In hhj diacourae; hl sen
tences are rugh, even crude, but forcible, pithy and
searching, and on this one point hla ureal success
hinges."
Judge Vtenbtrs united l.mJ Hermann and llattie
Pryor,
Omaha clearing for the ck . totaled f l.Sia.W),
putting Omaha twelfth In the llt of cities. .
Ira P. itigby, tliu well known hulcl man. may noar
tve found behind the office counter of the Caiitle.il
bouse. '
Manager T. 1. Sullivan, , uiauaser of the Kansas
City base tail team of the vteateia league, la In
Omaha to take ateps to have Omaha represented la
taet organisation.
Word te received of tbe safe arrival of.M M.
feefala, wbe bad Uft with his wire for Las Vtgaa tit
SVe benefit ut her health.
Blockade Knnning Now the- Order.
The order of the British imperial council,
signed by King Oeorge and promulgated in his
tnine, means tbe cutting off as fsr as possible
of all (ierman commerce. The German sub
marine campaign has a similar effect on Britisli
rommerce, and ships now entering or leaving
c nemy ports must dodge patrols above and below
the surface of the water. It Is the avowed ob
ject of each of the bellgerenls to isolate tho
other from the world, and to cut off all supplies
for the population, In or out of the army.
War Is stern, and Its realities are terrible.
We will now see all the horrors that have been
told of slaughter by machinery augmented by
the efforts of Ihe lielllnerents to starve noncom
btUantx. Tor that Is what the situation amounts'
to; women and children, and the old men and
the disabled, are to be made to feel the pangs of
hunger, while the armies strive In the field on
steadily shortening rations.
Tbe protests or the United Stales, In the
t ame of all neutral governments, have been un
availing to serure modification of the belliger
ents' attitude. It looks as if the neutrals not
willing to become Involved In the war, can only
let traffic between the enemy ports and neutrai
ports fall into the condition of blockade running,
with such reprisals as conditions may permit.
Omaha-Made Goods.
The "Buy Omaha-made-goods" campaign,
which has born inaugurated co-operatively by a
group of our enterprising manufacturers, should
have the cordial support of every one who is ln
tereHted in the growth and prosperity of Omaha,
and that means every one who lives in Omaha.
Omaha wants more manufactories, but more
especially wants the factories It already has to
be so completely successful as to warrant steady
expansion and enlargement. The home product
should have the homo market preference, not
only to build up the home factory, but also to
keep home wage-earners employed who, In
turn, are the customers for everything sold and
consumed here. i
Above all. those who have Joined in the move
ment to push Omaha-made goods by making
them more widely known, are engaged in a pub
licity campaign of which Omaha as & whole will
share the benefits and will therefore be helping
Itself by helping It along.
The Politic of It.
The Lincoln 8tar at last sees the point of the
threatening political machine which would be
created by the extension of our water works
Into the lighting business without limitation to
the political activities of Its managers and em
ployes, says the Star, while conceding that it is
Omaha's business so far as establishing an elec
tric lighting plant is concerned, "but when it
conies to building up an arrogant political ma
chine that dictates party nominations, city,
county and state, (or two political parties, it is
everybody's business, and therefore the legisla
ture's business." . . ' . i .
The most serious complaint against the pri
vate public service corporations haa always been
their attempted control of politics, and interfer
ence In local government, and laws have been
enacted to stop this Intrusion. Yet simply ex
changing political' masters would be no Improve
ment.., Whether the legislature passes the water
hoard lighting bill or not, it ought to write it
into law that no one shall hold a salaried posjtlon
under the Water board while Running for of
fice or be eligible for re-employment for at least
a year afterwards. -
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State Bights and the National Gnard.
All the sainted dead of democracy must have
shuddered In their shrouds as Governor John H.
Morehead of the sovereign state of Nebraska
perused, the note) from Lindley M. Garrison,
secretary of war tn the cabinet of President Wil
son, tantamount to an order that the governor
have his legislature get busy without any further
delay and pass such appropriation for support of
the Nebraska National guard as will meet the Ap
proval of the secretary of war.
, Regardless of the wisdom or foolishness of
Nebraska's legislative action, by what right
does a member of the cabinet of a democratic
president undertake to invade either the legisla
tive or executive function of a sovereign state,
even to give advice T In Indiana only a few days
ago, the legislature repudiated a state-wide
primary law as a rebuke to Secretary Brayan for
his meddling in purely state matters, but that
example seems to have been lost on Becretary
Garrison. , -
On what evil days have the Jetfersoulan
traditions fallen! It looks as if the corner stone
of the democratic temple were finally to descend
o the state of being innocuously used as a mere
hitching block for the democratic donkey.
, Hindsight at a Factor in Reform.
The unfortunate predicament of the habit
ual drug-users Is an example of one effect of
much of the reform thatja achieved by hysteria.
No one-will question the wisdom of the move for
the abolition of the dope traffic. Its wiping out
will prove one of the best things ever done In
this country, and the effort to that end haa th)
bupport of all right thinking people. But the
failure to provide tor the proper treatment of the
victims of that traffic is characteristic of the
short-sighted methods too frequently adopted in
the bringing about of reforms. It is not enough
to say that the way to auppress an evil is to
suppress It. Msny factors of utmost lmportauce
enter Into the problem, and should be given
full weight In determining any plan tor dealiug
with It. The present experience should serve to
exact more careful consideration of details la
the next hiove to abolish any similarly deep
rooted practice to which society objects.
Dublin and Cork have revoked '"the free
dom of the city" conferred by each on Kuno
Meyer, a -.German professor of Gaelic who
taught the aucient language in the schools of
fork before the wsr. Mr. Meyer Incurred the.
displeasure of the Irish cities by presenilis
"Deutsrhland Veber Alles" to lrlsh-Americsns
in the eastern cities: Tbe natlvta revere ex-,
ponenta of Gaelic so long as they do not uae
their talents as a hammer against home rule.
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, While .democratic leaders are lauding the
output and efficiency of the Sixty-third congress,
the administration Is sorely perplexed for. means
to cover up the growing deficit la tbe national
treasury' -
Ireland and the Irish
IT ZUIH BtTBBAJLD.
IRELAND Is about the slie of the state of Indiana.
It has five million Inhsbltants. Once It had eight,
and, when one thinks of absentee, landlordism, we
wonder why the other five, millions did not go, too.
The "Emerald Isle" Is very beautiful. The winds
Mow In from the sea and supply a humidity that
makes the fiowers blossom and the plants grow.
In Ireland the pasture lands and meadow land,
blossom-decked snd water-fed, crossed and recrossed
by never-ending hedge-rows that stretch away and
lose themselves In misty nothlnifrness. are fair as a
poet's dream.
Birds carol In the hawthorne's snd yellow furie all
day long, and the fragrant summer wlnda that blow
lailly across the fields are laden with the perfumes
of blossoms.
The Irish love the land of their fathers with a
child-like love. Their hearts are hound up in sweet
inomorl's, rooted by song and legend In nooks and
curious corners, so the tendrils of affection hold them
fast.
Whenever an Irish family embarks for the New
World part of the five million Inhabitants go down to
the waterside to see them off.
Not long sgo I stood on the dork at Quoenstown
watching two fine lads walk up the gang-plank of the
steamship, clad In corduroy, each carrying a big, red
handkerchief containing his worldly goods.
And the next day I kept thinking of those two fine
young men, and t thought of the wonderful careers of
many Just such Irish boys as these!
The boys had health, strength, ambition. They
were receptive, eager, csrnest. And yet there wss
something rolllcksoine about them, after all.
Doubtless they could dance and sing; and I knew
perfectly well. If necessary, they could fight, and
perhas they could fight when it was not necessary.
When the two boys with their big handkerchiefs
arrive In America they will get Jobs; they will work
hard and faithfully; they will carry big burdens, anil
out of the work they will get a deal of laughter.
And If a pivotal point comes where the average
rt)an lays down and quits, these boys win work on
Into the night and show the grit of the Irish race.
They will become foremen, suiwrlntendents, owner.
Such has been the typical career or hundreds of
Irishmen In America.
Think of John B. McDonald, who came to this
country with the peat mud on his bare feet, and who
built the New York subways an engineering Job that
had been declared by so-called engineers as Im
possible. And how about William O. McAdoo, John J. Ryan,
Morgan J. O'Brien. William R. Grace, Henry Ford,
James Fan-ell. senator O'Oorman and scores of other
big boys whose forebears were fed on spuds and
spinach! ,
I tsn remember a time when the section men on the
railroads of America were all Irish, and we used to
sing: "Paddy on the railroad, fifty cents a day." But
we do not sing It now.
If you wsnt to find Paddy, Just look for him In the.
general offices. ,
The Irish possess Initiative, originality, energy.
They can plan, devise, build.
Take up your official rallmay guide and observe
the names of presidents and vice presidents, superin
tendents, general passenger agents, traffic managers,
and you can easily Imagine you are looking through
a Dublin telephone directory.
There were tjie Harahans, father and son, president
snd general superintendent of the Illinois Central
railway. And of the engineers and builder Just a
little- removed from the peat bog let us name Harrl
man, Flood, O'Brien, Larkln, Sullivan, Gary. Geary
Lanahan, Keneflck, Drlsooll, Mackey. ,
William T. Noonan, the railroad president. Is a
typical son of transplanted Irish parents; or take
Hannaford. president of the Northern PasTMc. These
represent the; secrnd crop of Milesians, men who do
things In a big and generous way; men who never
know they are whipped. And a man who never knows
lie Is licked never Is.
James J.' Hill is the supreme type. Mr. Hill re
tired from business twelve years ago-for one whote
day. He manages two transcontinental raailroads and
has a say la a dosen others. r
' Then we have Sir Thomaa Hhaughneasy; president
of the-wonderful Canadian Pacific railway, who was
once a switchman and has worked his way up, step by
step, until ho Is one of the best educated men In the
odd and head of the only railroad In the world span
ning a continent.
When England wants a particularly strong man it
haa to go over to Iroland and pick some pink-cheeked
boy.'
And so we hear that England's greatest orator was
Edmund Burke; Its sweetest and gentlest poet, Oliver
Goldsmith; one of Its greatest scientists, John Tyndall;
Arthur Wellesley the man who gave the Coralcan hU
Waterloo was Arthur Wellesley, duke of Wellington
all Irish,
And surely It doesn't take many Irishmen like
George Bernard Shaw to make a dosen!
In the game today we have Kitchener, Jelllco.
French and a hundred others right In Class A, all
very much Irish.
Ws have had one Irish prrsident, Andrew Jackson.
President McKlnley had a goodly drop of IrisU
blood in his veins. '
The willingness of the Irish people to dq away with
militarism Is apparent, for then "Irish confetti" and
the blackthorn will come Into their own. Nearly all
the heavyweight champions of the world have been
Irishmen Kllraln, SuUtvan, Corbet t, Jeffries, with
numerous other O'Brlena, Bulllvans. Calahans, Duffy s,
Mahers, Kilbanea coming to the fore; wltfi McBride
the world champion athlete. , ,
la oratory, poetry, history, finance, statesmanship
the Irish have taken always and forever great and
Important part.
We are told there are more Irishmen in New York
than In Ireland. In politics we have Governor Dunne
of Illinois and Governor Wslah of Massachusetts as
specimen bricks, with enough more bricks to build a
house or start a war.
The oppreaslon. poverty and struggle that Ireland
haa endured have been of untold tneftt for its chil
dren, for the Uv of Compensation never rests?
Man's business Is to fight eternally. ' '
And out cf Ireland have come many noble char
acters who have influenced the whole round world
for good.
No xymnaslum can 'ever produce the' magnificent
physical types of man and woman that you will see
along the country reads in Ireland. Hern Is 'beauty
that might make the Apollo Belvedere and the Venus
of Mllo Jealous. ' k .
Transplanted to a happier political clime, with room'
to grow and evglve, and do and dare, the Irish show
their capacity tor work, thought, organisation and
high endeavor.
The Irish form a citizenship of which we can a'l
well be proud. While at times they rub us up, they
give a touch of needed sentiment to the Teutonte
tribes; add passion and seal to the slow-going Briton;
set a puce for tho Italians and they themsetve are
evolved, refined, softened, educated by the complexity
of conditions and the new environment Into which they
are drawn.
Ireland today Is nearer political freedom than It ever
has liaen in the past. Ita lot la happier now than ever
I before In modern history, God is certainly good to
the Irish.
- And that's why 8t. Patrlck'a day is celebrated.
People and Events,
ilt-orgia is solving tike problem oT surplus cotton
by turning it Into khoea, soles, upiers and all.
Texas lawmaker rvJ.Hted a bill giving women the
right to vote. They also rejected a bill prohibiting
usurloua late of Intcrcet on loans
A Pennsylvania railroad einclneer has sued his'
wfe for an equal division of bring tUe sum
she saved during their thirty -Jive years of wedded
life. . , -
Mrs. l.enn Twist of IhHioken; N.-J; kept 'her pel
peruilnt end. blchloruidc of mercury tablets loose in
the same drawer ef tier dressing bureau. Ignoring lh
warnings of carelessness If the doctors will save her
Mis. Twist promises not to do It again.
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The Fiends f A eraosi llle.
OMAHA. March IS. To tha Editor of
The Bee: Nearly fifty years have elapsed
since the last nettle of the wnr of the
rebellion was fought, and so far as I am
concerned that war is over and has been
for many years and, with the bare ex
ception rf the rr en who were responsible
for the atrocities of southern prisons
Anderaonvllle In particular. I hold no
malice or 111 will whatever; can fraternise
with the ex-confedcrate soldier as a
frienii or brother, but aa one who suf
fi red and endured the tortures of south
ern prisons for more than eight months,
most of the time at Andersnnvirte, I csn
nct pass unnoticed the utterances of one
Dr. Charles W. Utiles before the Knife
and Fork club of Kansas City, wherein
he is crcolted with having said that "It
WSS hookworm A nil tint glarvallnn n- 111
rcatment that caused the death of I5.0K)
or the .000 union soldiers held at the
confederate prison at Andersonvllle dur
ing tho civil war." most remarkable
statement; and a man who wilt in the
Hffht of history and the mass of evidence
which lias been written and published
broadcast over this country, and the ad
verse experiences of men both living and
dead, give utterance to such erroneous
statement displays a gross Ignorance of
the facts or an utter disregard for the
troth: either should discredit him.
The commander at Andersonvllle wss
the heArtloss old fiend. General John
If. Winder, who was the willing tool of
his Vuipctiors In their harhamua nnlle. r
disabling by diseases and murdering by
starvation their helpless captives. He
was the cowardly son of the craven Gen
eral W. H. Minder. who fled with his
militia from the battle ot Bladensburg
and left defenseless the national capital
to be raptured and burned by the British
army In 1SH. It was the, son of this pol
troon, a soured, sniveling, white-haired
old renegade of the government that
educated him. who In August, ISM.
boasted that "he could point to more
killed and disabled Yankees at Anderson
vllle than General Lc fiort .1,1.
twenty of his best regiments In the field."
a-.. ii', iook at our s.m new graves
made In one month over In the cemetery
beyond the stockade; every one hsd a
dead Yankee soldier In It." Henri Wlrz
a Swiss doctor, was his equally cruel and
cowardly subordinate, who had direct
charge of the stockade.
History tells us that "Colonel p. T.
Chandler, a confederate miltary inspector
In Intrepid officer and a humane one, re
ported to the rtlchmond authorities early
in August. 14, that the horrors of the
prison were difficult to describe and. Us
condition a disgrace to civilisation." He
strongly recommended that General
Winder, In command of the post, should
be removed, and "the substitution in his
place of some one who united both mercy
and Judgment with somo feeling of
humanity and consideration for the wel
fare and comfort of the vast number of
unfortumiates placed under his control
some one at least who does not advocate
deliberately and in cold blood, the pro
priety of leaving them In their present
condition until their number has been
sufficiently reduced by flcath to mRke
tho present arrangement suffc for their
accommodation." This report, a fearful
Indictment, was sent by General Cooper,
the confederate inspector general, to the
confederate secretary or war, August
28, 18M, with the endorsement that the
condition of this prison wss a reproach
to the confederacy as a nation.
Looking a little further along in hist
ory we find that Dr. Joseph Jones, a
distinguished confederate surgeon ' of
Agosta. Oe... made a visit to the Ander
sonvllle stockade In the month of August,
1164. and In his report gives the following
statements: "in Juno there were 2Jl
in July 29,030 and In August K.S99 pris
oners confined In the stockade. No. shade
tree was left In the entire Inclosure.' The
stencil arising from this dense popula
tion crowded together here, performing
all the duUes of life was horrible in the
extreme Tha accommodations for the,
sick were so defective, and the condi
tion of tho others so pitiable that from.
February" 24 to August SI 9,179 died, or
nearly one-third of the entire number In
the stockade. There were near 6.000
prisoners seriously 111. and the deaths
exceeded IO per day. Large numbers
were, walking about who were not re
ported sick, who were suffering from
severe and Incurable diarrhoea and
scurvy. 1 visited . 2.000 sick-only- one
medical officer was In attendance whereas
at least twenty should have been em
ployed. From tbe crowded condition, bad
diet, unbearable filth, dejected appear
ance of the prisoners, their systems had
become so disordered that the slightest
abrasion of the akin, from heat of the
un or even' a mosquito bite, they took
on rapid ana " frightful ulceration and
gangrene. The sick were lying upon the
bare floors of open sheds, without even
straw to rest upon. These haggard, de
jected, living skeletons, crying for
medical aid and food;, and the ghastly
corpses with glased eyeballs. , staring up
Into vacant space, with flies swarming
down their open,, mouths and over their
rags Infested wlta swarms of lice and
maggots, as they lay among the sick and
dying formed a picture of helpless,
hopeless misery. Impossible for words to
portray. Millions of fli;s swarmed over
everything and covered the faces of the
sick - patients, and crowded down their
open mouths, .depositing their maggots
m-the gangreaous' wounda of the living
end In the ruputha of the dead. These
abuses were due to the ' total absence of
any-system or sanitary regulations.''
Be It said, to their credit, that the name
Andersonvllle la a stench In the nostrils
of the good people of the south; so much
so that the name does not appear on their
maps; the name baling been Changed to
Anderson. The "vUle" has been dropped
tn 'order, I suppose, to better disguise
the spot that haa become a synonym of
more fiendish barbarity.' and cold
blooded cowardly cruelty than was ever
before perpetrated by a man or nicii pro
fessing civillsatloa. flxty miles south of
Macon, and a half-mile east of what
la now known as Anderron, lies the spot
of ground, whose eaady slopes, fifty
years ago. bote on tholr scorched sides
more of human misery, despair and
death in its moat rruel fnrma than- ever
before la the world's history polluted so
small a space of toe earth' a 'surface.
Yet, after the lapse of fifty years, while
there are men t:ll living who suffered
and endured these inhumanities there
comes along one Dr. utiles, who says
It' was' hookworm," and not starvation
r 111 treatment "that caused the death of
U, I'nton soldiers at Andersonvllle
prison." I wonder If the doctor could cite
a parallel case of "hookworm," as he Is
pleased to call IC
. What say you men of Omahs. who were
fhere? W. H. Kusseil. M. K. R'tdon, D.
M. llaverly, Cornelius Nichols. Major
Mcintosh and ou John W. doff uf Fre
mont. Neb, and you ll.nry C. Andrews
ef Kearney, Neb. Have 1 oeidiawn the
picture?
The animosities of the most san
guinary war, the most ferocious cf any
In the annals of warfare, up to that
time,-waged between brothers and kins
men, has long since been forgotten In
cherishing the memory of the heroism of
both sldei.. We point with pride to tin
heroic deeds performed on both sides. The
Intensity of feeling which exited fifty
yesrs ago has passed away, and we are
again one and undivided. And the splen
did ciireer of the south Is yet In Its in
fancy. Can any one doubt that, to a
great degree, the valor, patriotism and
sacrifices of the Union soldiers end the
loyal women had much. 1 was about to
say all. to do with this great develop
ment of the south? Thy saved it from
suicide and preserved It to the Union.
Except for their efforts, instead of a
union ot states, there would have been a
division, and no one knows whether the
area now covered' on this continent by
the stars and stripes would be now oc
cupied by two central governments, or
by twenty warring sections, and the world
would never have seen the marvelous
growth of the south, nor Ihe commanding
position that the nation row holds among
the powers of the world.
W. G. TEMPLKTON.
LINES TO A SMILE.
"Whut are Tour tiupressiooJ 'f ! e
w a r .' '
"Ti c re is no telling when It will end."
replied the statesman. "It loi ks to live ;
11 some of tbe news censors were Mi
bustei Ing." Washington Mar.
"Tliot class or sodn I got hero yc.-ler-tiav
wsen t sweet enoiieh
"Well, we aim to make cooils up t
Have a lump of sut-'ar on tlio house.
JudKC.
Would vour mother be angry if 1 t' :'
a klHS?" said the young man on the so'"
"Why dor t vou look her tip and tr
It?" said tlio sweet young thing c"i.
Vonkeis Statesman.
"Mow la your hrotner, the f nsliion:ib!e.
expensive suraeon. rioim?""
"M. Is cuttinc up lilBh."
"And how is your brother, the .lentlst.
Kettins on'.'" ,
"Ob. he's plupKlnK awny. ' Italtlnion
American. .
Sir. Cltybred Do your cows she ou
milk?
Mr. Tallsrass No 0110 ever gives tin
nothin.' 1 have to swap 'em foilucr for it.
Chicago; News.
Miss Zilllnn llussel, writer for the Town
Talk column of the Alpena Nes. s
hadlv iniured wiiil crossing the Nint..
street bridge last Friday. She was walk
inn and H passing horse struck here be
tween the biidc.'r and the woolen mill an,
knoeked her' to the pavement.-All enA
(Mich.) News.
t&s Ettfwkm Hut .
Tempt your
cigar appetite
I Be kind to your smoke
palate by making a place in
your day's smoking for
"modulated Havanas Tom
Moores.
Q It is a cigar rich enough in
Havana leaf to satisfy your
craving yet not so rich that
it dulls the keen edge of
your 'taste.'
"Thty alwaya come
back for Moore,'0
Tom Moore
cigar 10
Zittzs Tom 5
Little Tom gou for half fan
ttrih got jot long ditlanc.
Best & Russell Cigar Co, 612 S. 16th St., Omalia, Distributor
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Hundreds of well-known athletes make no secret
of the fact that much of their success is due to the
use of Sloan's Liniment in keeping their limbs and
muscles fit. , Sloan's Liniment relieves stiffness
and strains, and 13 a fine stimulator.
Soreness
Sprains
Bruises
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it is a famous
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Brake. Motor Hike Handle liars,
Kagle Diamond Saddle, Motor Kike
Pedals, Motor Bike Grip, Luggage Car
rier Holder, Folding Stand, Front and
Rear Wheel Guards, Truss Frame aud
Front Fork.
A picture of the bicycle
will be in The Bee every day.
Cut them all out and ask
your friends to save the pic
tures in their paper for you,
too. See how many pictures
you can get and bring them
to The Bee office, Saturday,
April 10.
The llc)cie will he given Free
to the Ihi)- or girl that sends us
the' nioht iilcturee before 4 p. m.,
naiut'Ud), April iu.
Subscribers can help tbe children iu the con tost by
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scription. AVo tfivo a certificate good for 100 pictures for
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Today I cycled 23.5 miles on my Schwinn 170. On Wednesday morning I cycled 23.8 miles. Totals are now 35,746.9 miles; 57,529.2 kilometers.
I am now continuing to my new destination Gordii Dorsum. I am located at 13.5%.
The countdown is becoming apparent now. I have 2,454.7 miles remaining of my goal 38,201.6. It looks like I have just under 21 weeks of cycling to go.
All-things-being-equal I should be thinking about a new Trek and journey in about January of 2019.
Something to think and make sure to do something about –
Key 2018 Election Dates in Florida – General Election – November 6
According to FiveThirtyEight, Sep 7 article “Just About Everyone In Florida Has Already Decided Who To Vote For”, (Dhrumil Mehta and Janie Velencia)
New Quinnipiac University polls of the gubernatorial and Senate races in Florida found that both are neck and neck, with voters almost evenly split between the Democratic and Republican candidates. That’s not all that surprising in a perpetual swing state like Florida. But here’s what did catch our eye: The vast majority of Florida voters are already committed to a candidate with about two months still left until Election Day. Only 3 percent of voters in the gubernatorial poll and 2 percent of voters in the Senate poll said they were undecided.”
All-things-being-equal, and not depending upon the polls, it is critical that all eligible Floridian voters get out and vote in 2 months.
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Quilting – https://quiltsb.blogspot.com/
Our “Two Hallways” will be on exhibit Today through and including September 30.
Location – Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library at 2902 W Bearss Avenue, Tampa, Florida.
Check out our Cranes journey at Quilts SB - http://quiltsb.blogspot.com/ Cranes in the Sky will be showcased at the Florida CraftArt "At Home with Craft" Exhibition, September 7 - October 27 in St. Petersburg, Florida.
10 Days to design, construct, and quilt our newest "Cranes in the Sky"
Follow a brief summary of our 10 days at -
"A Break From Our Hope Project - Sort of" -
https://quiltsb.blogspot.com/2018/08/a-break-from-our-hope-project-sort-of.html
"Cranes In The Sky - 5 More Days" - https://quiltsb.blogspot.com/2018/09/cranes-in-sky-5-more-days.html
Our Cranes Quilts Update -
We have completed preliminary quilting designs for all of the Yellow Set of our Cranes Spectrum.
As I mentioned previously, we hope to have a different quilting design to each of the 40 Quilts in the Cranes Spectrum.
Here is a double glimpse of Cranes Quilt #13.40.
The quilting design is simple edge-to-edge.
Andy and I like the clean form that this Crane Quilt has taken.
Check out notes on our "Cranes Obsession" at Quilts SB - http://quiltsb.blogspot.com/2018/04/origami-cranes-our-obsession.html
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | In-Person Absentee Voting Locations
Brooklyn Center City Hall
6301 Shingle Creek Parkway
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
Hennepin County Elections
300 South 6th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55487
Public Service Level
Absentee Voting by Mail
Remember to allow at least seven (7) days between requesting your absentee ballot and completing the voting process.
An official absentee ballot application may be obtained from the city or from Hennepin County Elections Office by calling (612) 348-5151. You can also print this Absentee Ballot Application (PDF). An application need not be on an official form. It is accepted if it contains the following information: your name and residence address in Brooklyn Center, driver's license number or last 4 digits of your social security number, the address to which you wish the ballot sent, date of application, and signature.
Return the completed application to:
Hennepin County Elections
300 South 6th Street MC012
Minneapolis, MN 55487-0012
Fax: (612) 348-2151
On Election Day the deadlines and requirements for return of an absentee ballot are:
-
Absentee ballots delivered by United State Postal Service (USPS) must be received by the city or Hennepin County Elections office by the last regular USPS mail delivery on Election Day.
-
Absentee ballots hand-delivered by an agent of the voter or by the voter must be received by the city or Hennepin County Elections office by 3:00 p.m. on Election Day.
-
Absentee ballots cannot be delivered directly to a polling place.
Other Absentee Ballot Services
Health Care and Hospital Facilities
Special absentee balloting procedures are available to voters in a hospital or health-care facilities. Call Brooklyn Center Elections at (763) 569-3300 for additional information.
Application to Automatically Receive Absentee Ballot
This status is reserved for those voters who wish to automatically receive an absentee ballot application. The voter applies to be on a list of voters who are automatically sent an application prior to each election cycle. A voter must return the completed application to receive a ballot. Application to Automatically Receive Absentee Ballot Application.
Military and/or Overseas Voters
Absentee voting procedures are available for members of the military service (including spouses and dependents) and voters residing outside the United States. Voters are advised to allow plenty of time for this process. Contact the Hennepin County Election Office at (612) 348-5151 for more information on this process. Also, see the Minnesota Secretary of State's Military and Overseas Absentee Voting information.
Delivery of Absentee Ballots by Others
The following voters may authorize an agent to pick up and return their absentee ballots for them (only during the seven days prior to an election):
-
Patients in hospitals, residential treatment center, and nursing homes
-
Residents of group homes
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Residents of battered women's shelters
-
Residents of assisted living facilities
-
Voters who are disabled
-
Voter who would have difficulty getting to the polls because of incapacitating health reasons.
f you are currently living in a residential facility but not sure if it meets the qualifications listed above, please ask the administrator of the facility.
In order to have an agent deliver your ballot, you must complete the Request for Agent Delivery of Absentee Ballot Form and the Absentee Ballot Application (PDF). You must have a pre-existing relationship with your agent. The agent will use the completed forms to pick up a ballot, bring the ballot to you, and return your completed ballot to the city clerk or county auditor. This activity may only occur during the seven days preceding an election. Ballots can be picked up until 2:00 p.m. on Election Day, and completed ballots must be returned by 3:00 p.m. on Election Day. | 1,153,699 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 82.413043 | 577 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | If you live in MA and haven’t made up your mind about today’s important senate race then I encourage you to pick up the nyt and turn to page A20.
At the bottom of the page is a comparison of the two candidates on the important issues. At least they are to me.
Martha Coakley:
-supports comprehensive health care
-supports public option
-against the afghan troop increase
-first state AG to sue the federal govt to overturn a section of the 1996 defnse of marriage act that defines marriage as being between a man and a woman
-against the death penalty
-NRA gives her an F rating
Scott Brown:
-against gun control. NRA gives him an A rating
-against the health care bill
-supports waterboarding
-opposes same sex marriage
-supports the Afghan troop increase
Vote for Martha Coakley. And spread the word.
(pls excuse any typos. Wrote this on my iPhone. ) | 1,153,717 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 49.176471 | 153 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Malzberg, Barry N. "Kingfish"
Divergence: 1935 CE
What if: Huey Long survived the assassination attempt in 1935 and became president in 1936 by stealing away FDR's vice-president.
Summary: John Nance Gardner tells how he struck a deal with the Kingfish, and then how they dealt with Hitler.
Published: In Alternate Presidents (ed. Mike Resnick), q.v.
Uchronia is copyright © 1991-2023 Robert B. Schmunk | 1,153,716 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 66.166667 | 129 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | In The News
20th Feb 2023
Investors send angry letter to company that employed minors in Grand Island
15th Feb 2023
Merkley, colleagues introduce bill to bar tax breaks for corporations outsourcing jobs
10th Feb 2023
Investors crank up the heat on bank fossil fuel financing
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What’s New In Proxy Voting - ICCR Concerns At J&J
6th Feb 2023
In Response to Questions Signaling Major Changes to Patent System, Commenters Ask USPTO: ‘Where’s Your Data?’
31st Jan 2023
Amazon, Meta, Alphabet Face Proxy Proposals on Human Rights
30th Jan 2023
House lawmakers launch sustainable investment caucus to address ESG investing
26th Jan 2023
Investors focus ESG on contrast between climate words and actions
24th Jan 2023
Big Banks Told by Investors to Speed Up Fossil-Fuel Divestment
24th Jan 2023 | 1,153,708 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 38.9 | 109 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Preview
Source Collection
Memphis Press-Scimitar newspaper morgue, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
Identifier
sc.0475.90012_03.004
Description
Memphis COME (Community on the Move for Equality) leader Rev. James Lawson on a sidewalk with a picket sign that reads "King Henry we will not turn back" on February 26, 1968, during the sanitation workers' strike.
Date Created
6-23-2021
Date
1968-02-26
Recommended Citation
"Rev. James Lawson with picket sign, Memphis, 1968" (2021). Sanitation Workers Strike, 1968. 61.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-mpressscimitar2/61
Keywords
Sanitation Workers Strike, Memphis, Tenn., 1968., Civil rights demonstrations -- Tennessee -- Memphis, Lawson, James M., 1928- | 1,153,245 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 45.875 | 214 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | § 5-102. Legislative findings; policy; liberal construction
West's Annotated Code of MarylandGeneral ProvisionsEffective: October 1, 2014
Effective: October 1, 2014
MD Code, General Provisions, § 5-102
Formerly cited as MD CODE, SG, § 15-101
§ 5-102. Legislative findings; policy; liberal construction
(a)(1) The General Assembly of Maryland, recognizing that our system of representative government is dependent on maintaining the highest trust by the people in their government officials and employees, finds and declares that the people have a right to be assured that the impartiality and independent judgment of those officials and employees will be maintained.
(b) For the purpose of guarding against improper influence, the General Assembly enacts this Maryland Public Ethics Law to require certain government officials and employees to disclose their financial affairs and to set minimum ethical standards for the conduct of State and local business.
Credits
Added by Acts 2014, c. 94, § 2, eff. Oct. 1, 2014.
MD Code, General Provisions, § 5-102, MD GEN PROVIS § 5-102
Current with legislation effective through July 1, 2023, from the 2023 Regular Session of the General Assembly. Some statute sections may be more current, see credits for details.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Important progress happening on tax justice and racial justice
Now policymakers must move key bills forward to sign into law
Washington state’s debt-based driver’s license suspension laws mirror racist legal system
SB 5226 would reform driver’s license suspension policies that disproportionately harm Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and people of color
Washington state’s upside-down tax code is even more racist than you think
Lawmakers can’t stall on reforming a system that channels income to wealthy white households
Legislators must improve unjust driver’s license suspension laws
Getting rid of debt-based license suspensions would bring relief to many Washingtonians
Our state’s recovery must include immigrant communities
State lawmakers must invest in immigrants excluded from federal relief & state benefit programs
Washington state needs a Recovery Rebate now
The Rebate – an updated Working Families Tax Credit – would provide cash to around 500,000 households | 1,152,773 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 79.75 | 133 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Social media moderation, deplatforming, freedom of speech, internet anonymity, and more! Welcome to Techlore Talks 4: where we unpack privacy & security concepts in free-form discussions!
00:00 Introduction
00:55 Our stances on social media moderation
03:48 Do we have a right to be on social media services?
05:40 Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences
08:59 How anonymity impacts our behavior on the internet
14:34 Our personal experience moderating/administrating communities
27:32 Side tangents (our communities in the past: Matrix, Telegram - and recent Vivaldi stuff)
36:40 Finishing up content moderation discussion | 1,152,810 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 69.555556 | 187 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Patrol Operations
Patrol Operations is the largest bureau of the department and is the primary point of contact for services to the public. The Bureau operates four precinct stations and satellite offices throughout the city. Officers assigned to this bureau perform preventative patrols and respond to public requests for assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
PATROL Operations
Patrol Control is responsible for patrolling all areas of the city, responding to calls from citizens, conducting preliminary investigations of all crimes, and enforcing both criminal and traffic laws. Please call 225-389-3807 to contact this division.
BATON ROUGE CITY POLICE DISTRICT ZONES
The Uniform Patrol Division is divided into five (5) geographical patrol sections or districts:
Captain David Wallace
FIRST DISTRICT PRECINCT
First District is located at:
4445 Plank Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70805
The area patrolled is roughly bordered on the north and east by Evangeline and Airline Highway, on the west by the Mississippi River and Scenic Highway, and on the south by Florida Boulevard. Please call 225-389-3866 to contact this district zone.
Captain John Barker
SECOND DISTRICT PRECINCT
Second District is located at:
2265 Highland Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
The area patrolled is roughly bordered on the north by Florida Boulevard, on the west by the Mississippi River, on the south by Bayou Fountain, and on the east by Bluebonnet Highway, Essen Lane, Jefferson Highway, and Lobdell Avenue. Please call 225-389-3863 for this district zone.
Captain Adam Cheney
THIRD DISTRICT PRECINCT
Third District is located at:
9000 Airline Hwy.
Baton Rouge, LA 70815
The area patrolled is roughly bordered on the north by Greenwell Springs Road and the South Choctaw Drive Extension (railroad tracks), on the west by Airline Highway and Lobdell Avenue, on the east by North Stevendale Road, Lively Bayou, O'Neal Lane, Jones Creek Road, and Stumberg Lane, and on the south by Airline Highway and Jefferson Highway. Please call 225-389-5247 for this district zone.
Captain Charles McDonald
FOURTH DISTRICT PRECINCT
Fourth District is located at:
8227 Scenic Highway
Baton Rouge, LA 70807
The area patrolled is roughly bordered on the north by Blount Road and Thomas Road, on the west by the Mississippi River, on the east by Buttonwood Drive, McClelland Drive, and Plank Road, and on the south by Evangeline and Airline Highway. Please call 225-389-3033 for this district zone.
Lieutenant Tat Chi Lam
FIFTH DISTRICT PRECINCT
DOWNTOWN BIKE PATROL
201 North 3rd Street
225-389-3854
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
The responsibilities of the Downtown Bike Patrol include patrolling the downtown area on bicycles and assisting local businesses, employees, as well as daily visitors to our area. A night shift was recently implemented as the downtown area has become a popular area for residents of the city, as well as surrounding areas, to visit at night.
PRISONER PROCESSING & BOOKING DIVISION
Prisoner Processing and Booking is located inside the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison at:
2867 Brigadier General Isaac Smith Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70807
This division is responsible for accepting arrestees from BRPD officers to be processed by entering arrest information and fingerprints onto AFIS and releasing them into the custody of the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office.
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
Support Services performs functions that supplement the uniform patrol division. Support Units are used for Housing Authority Patrols and Governmental Building Security. Please call 225-389-3911 to contact this division. | 1,152,799 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 80.477273 | 395 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | 18 September 2023
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2 nd Quarter Exam Review. Helpful Pages R5-R7. Topics Covered. Geography-pages 2-3 Reconstruction-pages 5-25 Moving West-pages 27-47 Immigration- pages 49-59 City Problems & Inventions-pages 60-71 Big Business-pages 72-81 Progressive Era-pages 82-87 Spanish American War-pages 89-99
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The US government’s attempt to change American Indians to fit into US culture
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | “There coming to take him away, ha-ha!”
Another accurate one, Clay!!
Golly. I don’t understand. Der Trumpmeister said just this morning that he had never experienced such a loving, wonderful environment.
Hail to the right wing dictator in chief.
This isn’t just a supporter, that is their entire party platform. The only thing we can look forward to out of a Trump presidency is plagiarism and hate.
JBBLAW: correct, slander or libel must be based on false claims, your list still understates all the dispicable elements to Trump’s “character”.
Didn’t I hear them call for a firing squad as well? How low can you get……
Finally! a normal one.
To steal one from my Twitter stream, some day Trump will look a reporter in the eye on national television and say, “I never ran for President.” Wait, the exact tweet is here:https://twitter.com/mattaukamp/status/755511596047298564
The comic is presumably referring to an article such as this one.
“He’s off, but honestly more so.”.Bernie, that is.
Bernie supporters won’t support trump, since that would be insane.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Oct. 24, “Fighting Antisemitism on the Battlefield of Ideas: How Scholars Can Combat Antisemitism in the Classroom at an Intellectual Level”
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Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2017
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Because MSNBC is a Serious News Network, they’ve blessed Joy Reid with a primetime show slot and a hefty paycheck.
That means that night after night, Reid has a platform from which she can rant and rave to whoever still watches MSNBC, and then she can share her thoughts with an even wider audience on Twitter:
— The ReidOut (@thereidout) February 9, 2022
If you thought that little tirade was unhinged, you’ll love this tweet:
America: we have a new Plessy Court. And it will rule 6-3 and 5-4 for radical Christian right, megacorporations and the super rich until we are essentially fascist white minority rule 1980s South Africa with a Taliban twist for women and the LGBTQ. Godspeed… https://t.co/hMkPrSi2ap
— Joy-Ann (Pro-Democracy) Reid 😷 (@JoyAnnReid) February 9, 2022
“With a Taliban twist.” Sounds like a weird cocktail request or something. Which we suppose is appropriate, given that Joy Reid sounds like she’s had quite a few cocktails. Strong ones.
— dmccarvel (@danmccarvel) February 9, 2022
Anyone fluent in gibberish who can translate?
— MarkHyman (@MarkHyman) February 9, 2022
To anyone who wants to try … Godspeed.
— Bully Maguire (@UrgMyBack) February 9, 2022
I really dislike many of this courts rulings but this tweet is just total fear-mongering doom porn.
— Sterling 🎰 (@SterlingRettke) February 9, 2022
If you really believe this you’re nuts. If you don’t, you ought to be ashamed.
— John Phelan (@Minnesotanomics) February 9, 2022
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It's actually impressive how drastically MSNBC is detached from reality.
Nothing this raving lunatic said bears any resemblance to the real world we live in.
Nothing.
These are missives from a fictional realm. https://t.co/S7WmPKH26W
— RBe (@RBPundit) February 9, 2022
— Sister Toldjah 😁 (@sistertoldjah) February 9, 2022
Oh, without a doubt. But Joy Rei(D) is safe from Brian Stelter’s wrath.
Given how much you wrote about how you hated gays on your blog, you would love Taliban policies in America
— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) February 9, 2022
Ooo, speaking of her blog … quick evergreen exit question:
Hey did you ever figure out who hacked your blog back to the future style?
— B.A. Meyer (@gwpbrianw) February 9, 2022
We don’t recall her ever IDing the culprits, but they were probably right-wing white Christian fascist with a Taliban twist. | 1,152,841 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 76.5 | 282 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | With no real accomplishments to her name, “the woman’s card” is Hillary’s trump card against Trump should he become the GOP nominee. Political cartoon by A.F.Branco ©2016.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Presidential News Conference
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | This is an excellent lesson in how politics works, and in how political parties can play the press.
Giuliani is not alone, you see:
It is curious, I think, that they all have been having this memory lapse.
In seriousness, though, this is by no means a new technique, but I do think it is a tad brazen to do it with regards to something as obvious as a terrorist attack. | 1,152,601 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 91.5 | 163 |
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Uhm, Houston, we have a problem.
As if we did not already have enough problems at the border with our agents being overwhelmed, their situation is about to get far worse.
Reports are now surfacing that Mexican border agents are fed up with the rising surge, so they are starting to quit en masse.
Not Happening
Joe Biden’s loose border policies have already resulted in record-setting illegal immigration.
With Title 42 now on the chopping block (not that it was being enforced), the last real threat of being deported is gone.
So, illegals are flocking to the border in even larger numbers.
Mexican border workers, who were already getting overwhelmed, are now walking off the job rather than face the expected record-setting numbers.
One officer stated, “Work has doubled and even tripled for us.
“Some weeks we have no days off.
“We pull in double shifts for the same pay and are sent from one end of the country to the other with less money for our expenses that we must pay up front.”
The same agent stated that roughly half the officers assigned to work on it have already resigned on just one team.
So, my friends, if you think it was bad before, this spring, summer, and fall are going to be a pure and utter disaster.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Interview about national security and social media. “Tik Tok to be Taken Off?“
Interview on PerthNow discussing TikTok and the security of information shared on this popular media platform. https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/australia/tiktok-and-national-security-curting-university-academic-dr-nik-thompson-issues-warning-on-popular-social-media-platform-c-1156038
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- Gerhard Elston served as an officer or staff member in many peace and international organizations including as Executive Director for Amnesty Internationl USA (1978-1981), board member of Clergy and Laity Concerned, Bread for the World, American Christians for the Abolition of Torture, and the American Civil Liberties Union. He died suddenly in 1992 at the age of 68.
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Moral Panics
Moral panics – what are they
Stages in moral panics
Who are the folk devils?
Examples
Binge drinking, terrorism, hoodies
Moral panics and the media
Other ways of thinking about moral panics and alternatives
Essay question – relationship between the media and moral panics
Learning outcome 1: Identify principal issues in Media and Cultural Studies
What are moral panics?
British Sociologist Jock Young –first published reference to moral panic (1971)
Cohen analysed Mods and Rockers in 1970s
Cohen (1972 cited in Thompson 1998, pp.7-8) ‘A condition, episode, person or group of persons emerge to become defined as a threat to society values and interests’
Troubling behaviour
Stages of Moral Panics Stage 1
An event attracts media coverage
Intensive media surveillance
Stage 2
Wider social implications of the event fuelled by media concern and debate
Primary definers interviewed (expert and professional opinions)
Folk devils identified (things/people that threaten society)
Stage 3
Response from authorities
Social control
Legislation implemented
Morals, Folk Devils and Panics
Morals – threat to values/beliefs/ways of live/society as a whole
Folk devils – things/people that threaten society and are perceived as evil
Panic – exaggerated/irrational responses
Groups who can instigate moral panics
Press, pressure groups, politicians, police, public opinion
If the above all agree on a moral panic it is powerful
But there are potential conflicts of interest
Example 1: Binge Drinking
Young people 16-25 year olds getting drunk fast
Causing nuisance in city centres and threat to public order
Contradictions (government receives tax on alcohol and more liberal licensing hours)
Police – alcohol causes disorder
Law creators conflict with law enforces
Therefore not a fully fledged moral panic
Percentage of Adults in UK who never drink alcohol
Source: Telegraph Online
Example 2: Terrorism
Fear of terrorism
News persuades opinion
Exaggeration of number of evildoers
Threatened by an internal enemy
Acts which enable authorities to scrutinise electronic communications
Power of indefinite detention without trial (breach of Human Rights Act)
Example 3: Hoodies Banned from Bluewater shopping
centre
Hoodies associated with moral decline among youth in UK
Excluded people from gathering in the centre
Three stages
Event (youth wearing hoodies perceived as criminal)
Media coverage – news reports, programmes like Little Britain fuelled this perception
Control – banning of hoodies
Moral panics and the Media
Effects ideas about the media
Children who commit violent acts
Video games and horror films highlighted in such instances
Effects model outdated
‘For some children under some conditions, some television is harmful. For other children under the same conditions, it may be beneficial. For most children under most conditions television is probably neither harmful nor particularly beneficial’ (Schramm et al. 1961 in Briggs and Cobley 1998: pp. 260-261)
No direct effect/cause relationship between media and behaviour.
Other ways of thinking about moral panics
Face awkward questions about social problems
Defining, labelling, punishing unacceptable behaviour confirms who we are, what we believe and stand for
Highlights boundaries around communities
Moral panics challenges central values in mainstream society
Trying to control social changes
And reconfirm moral values
Not a moral panic
To what degree something has or has not become a moral panic
Or deviates from a typical moral panic
Often occurs where there is agreement about the seriousness/implications of the issue
And where different interested groups agree on this (e.g. police, politicians, press, public)
Resistance to moral panics may occur
Moral panics may be derailed.
What you do/don’t believe
Alternative models
Elite engineered model
Moral panic is manufactured to divert attention
Grassroots model
Provides release for social insecurity
All models – the threat is exaggerated
Justifies legislation
Essay Question
Explore the relationship between the media and moral panics
1500 words, 50%
You could choose one moral panic or more than one to focus on
You could explore the media reporting of a moral panic in press, television etc.
Think about whether the moral panic fits the criteria of a moral panic or not?
You can use Box of Broadcasts for television
Blog contribution – 2 parts: Skills gained and how you have used the feedback from assignment 1
Summary
Moral panics are about changes that occur
Which threaten something about societal morals/values/behaviour
Stages of moral panics
Not everything reaches stage 3
Some moral panics fade away, some reoccur
Moral panics may be useful for governments wanting to pass legislation
References
Briggs, A. and Cobley, P. (2002) The Media, An introduction, Harlow, Pearson.
Cohen, S. (2992) Folk Devils and Moral Panics, London, Routledge.
Critcher, C. (2003) Moral Panics and the Media, Buckingham, Open University Press.
Goode, E. & Ben-Yehuda, N. (2009) Moral Panics: The Social Construction of Deviance. Malden, Wiley-Blackwell.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - October 4, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS Fuel Oil 1 (new) until Jan, 3 Sugar 14 . Through October 31 Shoe Stamp 18 good indefinitely
THE MT PLEASANT NEWS
VALID RATION STAMPS
CJ, V, W Blue st »mp* expire Oct. 20 .\. V. Z rid stamps expire Oct. 2 A, B, Brown Stamps expire Oct. 2 ( Brown Stamp exp.res October 30
VOL. LXXI, No. 2.32MONDAY, OCT. I, 1912
MT. PLEASANT, IOWA
News Behind The News!
(Distributed by King Feature* 8yn- j dlcate, Inc., Reproduction In Full or < In Part 8trlctiy Prohibited.)County Goes Over Top In Bond Drive
Allied Troops Make Gains
Americans And British In Advance
WASHINGTON — IIOW THE AVERAGE MAN v ill be able to pay a 30 j percent withholding tax, out the customary 10 percent into government bonds, and live on 60 percent ol his earnings or less, is the main stumbling block to the tax problem which the treasury Is pushing ofl upon congress Monday. i
In some instances, as with govern-!
ment workers, an additional live per-! -
cent goes to retirement, meaning that' „Padquarters in North Afric#
a single worker earning $50 a week AUUd -roops ,n ItaIy mt,iw
would have to pay out $38 90 a week ,,au,_ today for American and British in taxes and live on $31 10 'allow- forrPS driVing the Germans on the ing for the $12 a week bade wi nno.u- roads leading from Naples and tfot ing tax exemption). Adriatic to Rome.
A »ges navf gone up, •• i true The 'phe British! 8th army scored a sjy---official estimate oi average weekly tacular advance seventeen miles up earnings iv.ar labor board* is up 10 < tbf, coa.f af eastern Italy by ar.phib-percei.t from September 1942 to May jous landings at Termcli forty-eight 1913. But the cost of living is oi- n,nofhwest of Foggtfl. flciaiiy calculated to have increased The British staged their surprised 6 2 percent in the same period landing as troops of the U. S. 5th
Nation 1 ratisUes never accurately army in west Italy crossed the Colore j portray anything more than a cold River b‘iow Benevento and established! generalization Most people think the footholds on the northern shore of ; col' of living foi instance, is up rnucli nvcr
mt>re than the official estimate, which rfhe Britt-h touched, s opped a num-is weighed perhaps with many things bf,r 0f counter attacks captured som*.
they do not buv and cannot get these prisoners and link'd up with Other
They’ll Do It Every Time - - -
/ POT STAMPS
( om THESE L£TTEQS-*IT5 < ( OF&C&MV \ « 'FFiCE &JS»UESS*~T WCOTE \j) FOOT -GAS 'VV,
( THEM ATMOME LAST MIGHT )'/( &iLL, ALlMONV, » // L I WOULD HAVE DROPPED> V FUZZLE CON-( THEM AT THE POST- }
OPPlCE BUT X CMPM T )
TUAT C3UV HASN’T PAID FOQ A STAMP SINCE HE’S WORKED here— he's THE CHAIN: 7— -LETTER CHAMP,
BESIDES**S
IWC To Offer Two Radio Programs
TESTS LETTERS J . DT_^
TD THE EOiToR/ I LL-am'wmat hot.^Y he SENDS HIS
\ SUITS TD 86 PRESSED f And charges
/ r wouldnt \4 ( BE SURPRISED-; C IF HE PAID HIS { ( RENT IN 1HREE-1 CENT STAMPS .
Exceeds Goal By Nearly 25 PerCent
(toy
Also, th' wages of m ny war worker groups are up much more than 10.7 percent while those of prcle sionai clerical and white collar classes are probably not increased that much.
units of the 8th army driving up the coast.
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STAMP COLLECTORS IN ELERV OFFICE-' AkJp \ kDW 1UCV W^iTE
1 "JDF.RT E KAuTZ, SAm FRANC-SCO *Y.DF
BI T om( hl DOM ay there is approximately $50.000,OOO.fXX) of surplus money in circulation in the United States and it wants to reach th »t reservoir of funds '1 he money. of course, is being spent is in bank-, bu ine s arid pocket books There is
no taxation method by which it can be extracted directly, because of the unevenm s of its distribution
Cla im Six Allied Submarines Sunk
London England 'INS' -'Axis claim -—A Japanese high command communique broadcast by the Tokio radio today claimed that six Allied submarines were sunk near Japan and other Pacific areas during September.
Propose 10 Billion HUNTED MAN Increase In Taxes IS ( AUGHT
Brighton Man Reported Missing
One On Tuesday Evenings Other On Thursdays ,
j |
j Iowa Wesleyan College offers its fir.st ij D * C J T *i. 1
j radio fcroadc st of the current school Bcavy DUVlflBf . ends 011r*
j year Tuesday evening at 8:15. This! Up To $872,000
p cgram, which will be repeated at the'
I same time each week throughout the, entire school year, is known as The Heavy buying in the c’t> ’ng 'ays of ! Wesleyan Chapel Hour It will con-jthe third war loan drive plus the ac-i s:st of twenty minutes of organ music cumulations through the mcnth put ! featuring Dr. Bela Rozsa at the con-j Henry County over the op by a big sole of the new Lodwick Memorial p.pe margin. The county totals, which we 3 I organ and a ten minute religious ad-i not complete today, showed that pu; -drees by President Stanley B Niles. J chases amounted to $372,771.50. which I The "Wesleyan Variety Hour," which [was nearly 25 percent abovn the quota ! has been offered at 5:15 p. m. Thurs- of $705,000.
j days, will continue at this time during Buying had been especially’ heavy the current year. The first program in the latter part cf 'he week; each day this series will be on the a.r Thursday, the attaining of the qu< ta ^ppear^'l ! October 7. more probable and by Friday it was
I Both of these programs originate in evident that a gocd report from ’he ; the studio of Iowa Wesleyan college at bond auction pits increased sales in Mt. PI.i ant. Iowa, and go on the air other towns of the coun y would put over the facilities of the State Univer- the county ever the top. s.ty of Iowa. WSUI, at Iowa City.
The Tuesday evening radio broadcasts from the chapel auditorium are open to the public and everyone is
Auction Sale Suroess'ul
The auction sale total was high, especially so in view of the fact that
cordially invited to come, gram goes on the air at
Bomb German Industrial City
Wa . mg ton D c ins T; d- Stanley Kaster
ministration proposed a $ 10,56C.000,000 , tax increase to place its fiscal pro- j
gram on a total war footing and to j
: siphon off inflationary "excess spend
ing money**. i
I Among the proposals to rare the Investigation declared today that
urged additional top w - me to take‘Stanley Kaster. 35. caught wounded
Amer- $6,50 ).000,000 additional from individ- i anc* hiding in the trunk of an automo-
I> Questioned In Iowa Slaying
Ma n City. Iowa (INS)— Chief R W Nebergall, of the Iowa Bureau of
The pro-:15 p. m
- J and all those wishing admission must
Washing'on. D. C (INS* Pfc. Wen- be jn their seats by 8:10. Be sure to
deii C. Voss of Brighton, Iowa, was, arrive early as no admissions may be
listed as missing in action by the war j pemitted after the program begins.
department today. His name was _. ____
among tha^e of 400 United State> sold-!
ier- missing in the Asiatic. European.!Ipuuip Dj/»b North African, Pacific and Southwest A?11 1111,1
Pacific areas. The North African list included casualty reports received
| Guard to get his revolver and holster. * . - .
I Venturia, Iowa —(INS)— Officials
today caught a man sought for questioning in connection with the slaying September 25 of Glen Winchell, Wav-erly Public Utilities Guard.
State Board of Investigation Chief R. W. Nebergall identified the man
as Stanley Kaster. about 35, farm hand and ex-convict who the official said was once sentenced to Anamosa Reis made at Iowa formatcry for au o theft from Black
—-—— ! Wesleyan of the resignation of Dr. hawk County.
Rehearsals have begun for th* first Frank Grube as head of the depart- He was caught this forenoon, offic-
Dr. Frank Grube Resigns at IWC
Wesleyan Professor Accepts Position at U. of Toledo
In normal times, the liberal argu- pi*-- to be presented at Iowa Wesleyan ment of English, so that he might lake iaIs said, hiding in the trunk of an
men* ha a better foundation but in college this year. Under the direction an associate professorship at 'he Uni- automobile :n the Venturia vicinity
the,' * d ys wheti tlu surpluf mone% is 0| D3na and Waldo Braden. Iowa Versity of Toledo, Toledo. Ohio. The where he escaped from a p sse last
largely in the hands of war workers. Wesleyan Players are presenting The resignation becomes effective on Octo- night after firing four shots into park-
the lib* i*l position seems to me to cr ile Song" October 27. ber 25. cd automobile owned by officials,
be antiquated However, in view of Tar powerful drama was written by Dr. Grube came to Iowa Wesleyan He was taken immediately o Mason
Mr Roosevelt’s opposition, it cannot. Gregario and Maria Martinez Sierra in ^34 and in th *t time has done ex- City for questioning.
be enacted. and was first, performed at Madrid cellent work in the department and -
-- Spain, in 1911. It was recognized at for the conege. His many friends at rftmn5|rpo Till I In
once as one of the rare inspirations of Wesleyan and outside the college will VyUIIipcirco J.UII 111
Get Immunization
London, England —HNS) ,_______
ican flying fortresses smashed into th, *Uals by heavy increases in income tax j bJIe rear Ventura, admitted the slay- j from operations in Sicilv. His wife is) In tne faca of tlu laUon. v 1 German indus’ t.il city of Frankfui’ iates. repeal of the victon tax, * lim-j inl' n*‘ Gien Winchell m Wavcrly, Sep- , ^jrs_ Qja Mae Voss.
Cjtoviou. that tne t:ea; iry tax pin- t,^jay jn the wake of devastating RAF ma'ion of the earned income cr»*dr _ tember 25. Nebergal. said Kaster re-; ------- —.
gram will toe viewed in congress as a night assauRpn Kassel, thirty miles to and reduction of the exception for a covered briefly befdre he was taken yil* 11
rather i 1 e • ambrton «•) |,if‘ lu* northeast married man from $1.200 ( 1 to Sl.K^1 - a host ital and told lim ha he h d V, Illlvll vll x»x.CkV
there think anything like $10.000J)00.- American P-47 plane e,. m alMj $50 00 K , credit or $300.00 for attempted to hold up (he Utility Plant
000 more in money can be raised. It Corted the four engine raiders to thetr each dependent is likely that the bill if fmanlh en- targPt. The air ministry sa*d prelim- j ____
acted, will be less than half of the inary reports indicated heavy damage requested amount. was inflicted on Kassel.
There L one way in »h:ch a large rrhe *Nazi DMB agency gained fifty amount of new money could be brought pianes. nrst of them bombers which In, from the urplus cash reservoir, Wpre downed by anti-aircraft fire over but it has not much backing. This Kassel, method, of course, is the sales tax. ——_ ------------—
M' ar“' Rohpar«al«i Started
common liberal viewpotir 'ha* uch a liCKvttl olllo W.JLC*I Lviwl
tax ia'.' more h. avilt on the poor WpsIpVJUI PIllV
than the rich. The fact is it now till IT CDlCTall 1 1 tlj Announcement
would catch those who have the money
and are spending it
Taken By Death
Funeral Will He Held Tuesday Afternoon
School Students and Pre-School, Children Eligible
Children of the Mt. Pleasant schools and pre-school eh ldren w ill have opportunity for immunization fcr diphtheria and smallpox next. Friday af the school. The cost ol the immunization, which has become an annual custom in the .'Chool, is 50 cents for each immunization.
The program offers an cpportuni v for all children who have not oeen immuniz;d or who were immunised several years ago.
Pie-'-chool children are requested to come at 11 o’clock Friday morning. They should notify the school nurse by calling her office any morning.
many persons had already bought all they thought possible during ‘he month and also that many of the smaller bidders were crowded out in the sale either because there was tco much money available or not enough offerings could be put up at a one day sale to satisfy all. Because of the bi? money that was going into the sale, persons with smalkr amounts served only as "starters" and no doubt many cf them did not buy Bonos as a result.
Total from the sale wras $63,503. Preceding the sale, the army air corps detachment at Iowa Wesleyan
- ■ entertained with drills at the east col-
Mrs. Je .sie Rich of 903 Broadway, lege campus and preceded by the Mt. Pleasant, died at the Methodist marchirg band marched to the busi-hos-pital in Des Moines at 6 a m Sufl- ness district and the band appeared in dav, where she had been the past several numbers. The entertainment three week She had been in poor was obviously enjoyed and the effort health the last three months. 0f the detachment officers and men
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. appreciated.
Dan Winter and Miss Esther Rich of As an added gesture of support to Mt. Plqasant, Mrs Rebecca Kron of the county bond drive, a large group Des Moines and Mrs. Frances Patter- 0f the aviation students after break-son of Maryville, Tenn. Three sisters ing ranks bought $1,300 worth of bonds and two brothers also survive They in addition to their monthly allotment, are Mrs. David McCahan of Mt. Pleas-
Distrii t Over Top
It is of interest locally also that the district of six counties under Chair-fmm E. A. Huyei went over the top in
the bond drive. Each of the coun
ant, Mrs Mary Okell of Morning Sun, Mrs. Blanche Smale of Fresno, Calif. Millard Green of Mt. Pleasant and John Green of Morning Sun.
Funeral service will be held at the
Cc -kes funeral home at 4 p. m Tues-
ties made its quota which was an out-day. The body is at the funeral home standing accomplishment, considering where friends may call. The casket the z< ‘‘ ’:U qu and the di icu
(LKAKI.V. THL PRESENT IN- ^ theatre. It has been translated regret'hat he and hi> famiiv will leave COME, corporation and exciM taxi ^ of the maJor languages, meet-' here but will be glad to learn that he
Factories With War
are near the workable endurance limit. You read and hear some liberal
ing even where wf h the same in- accepted a position which repre-stant affectionate response. In New sents a fine advancement.
B -ton, Mass.
-<INS>-
William
nd union claim* continual.> that cot- ycrk and Dondon theatres it has en- Dr. Grube in his formal resign lion Green, President of the American Fed-porations are making 5ig war piofns ^ ved run5. of exceptional length and haid ^ part: eration of Labor told at the opening
but here again the national averauo ^ has j^n one of the mogt popular; “j^fter over nine vears here, my ties session of the A. P. L’s 63rd annual
will not be opened after the service. t*ts one or tv>° oi counties have Burial will be at Forest Home. 4 experienced in nast campa.gns Counties included besides Henry are Des • m. Moines, Lee, Keokuk, Washington and
u. s. skytrooper plane .Mercury Down
IN RECORD FLIGHT
To 38 Degrees
London. Eng. — A new record of 9 Some Reports of Frost, Hut No
hours and 34 minutes for an Atlantic ^ crossing in a transport plane was es- t tablished last week by a DC-53 Sky- J
Damage
MISS JANE WAUGH BECOMES BRIDE OF MR. CORNELIUS UNRUH
L somewhat misleading. The big war
^ . . . tior>ner nf the United States armv air* The mercury dropped to 38 in Mt.
, . ola\>: in Little Theatre groups. 'are many. Mv association^ with stu- convention tha, 80.000 American work- 01 inc unuea 1 Ctm,a„ ninM ... ir.L.nr,
j iiippf<>. Ilk1#* Ifnitpri Si€cl, , x x * \ » 1 mi 1 trnn^nnrt conimftnd Bombers crossillR j SiiMci3,y whticli IftCkGd ■
piMiuctrs lik< LniU d btat The cast of the play includes: Elaine dentSt faculty and administration have men in war factories have been killed [ command. b
r-* .. ^ I a nfhorc mat iflP » ___ . ... . t Ko A tlontio h/su;Dt:or hflVA Q TPf- Gilt utgltt Ol DtlliL! aS iOa clS I lie OlfilK ‘
are many. My associations with stu- convention tha, 80
Thomassen, Jacqueline Korf, Imogene been hanpv. Onlv the necessity fcr since Pearl Harbor, while the armed the Atlantic, hcwever. have set a rec-
General Motors and others are making
less- Bates. Suzanne Ward. Janice Grover. my own advancement would urge me forces have suffered only 20,000 dead
Contract renegotiation is cutting sti HpJen simons Martha Wright, Morell t0 the step which is before me." in battle.
_________ While Green spoke the 6.000 dele-
farther :nto war plants income. The Foflers ,nd Meda Hau-j
national over-all figure is bulged by .
... enstem. such sensational increases as those of ______
the railroads, for instance, which aie nrpr.rjm«r.mjej, /%r C ATHPR^
making more money than ever in ULrLKJVlLN 1 Uf r/\inEI\J j DGooonf QiAA
history. hinges on proposal Mt. 1 leasant JDoin
Consequently, it would not be sur- -- --
Large Farm Near
ord of 6 hours and 12 minutes.
Peter Masefield, Sunday Times air correspondent who reported the record, gates had before them resolutions *as one °t t*ie -1 p8s.'e:ueis aLoasd showing that sentiment was running . was returning fiom a
at least five to one against the re-, tour of United States aircraft factor-turn of John L. Lewis to the Feder- ies.
aticn. The question was expected to The time was from the last stop in provide the most hea-ted controversy Newfoundland to the transport com-
prising if congress failed in the end Washington, D. C. 'INS)—Deferment Hild Real Estate reports the sale o? ten-day conclave but a vote on mand s terminal in Britain. I he plane
to enact any tax bill at all. of pre-Pearl Harbor fathers from mili- the 365 acre combination farm located rcsoiutions will not be reached for a was aided by a strong tail wind most
" tary service hinged today on a senate 4k miles southwest ot Mt. Pleasant of the wav.
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Publicly.
Now, considering the type of people CNN has had on (Avenatti, Richard Spencer, etc) the fact they ghosted Seth is … well, it’s pretty damn funny. But add to that his claim that Chris Cuomo was still secretly begging him to help on his show?
Perfection.
It's times like these, when a CNN regular is found to have slipped an abortion pill into a woman's smoothie, that I reminisce about repeatedly appearing on CNN and getting rave reviews from an exec via email before they inexplicably ghosted me in a way they never did Jason Miller
— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) May 23, 2021
We’re not sure if we should point and laugh at Seth, CNN, or Chris Cuomo. Maybe all three.
(PS) In fairness, CNN ghosted me *publicly*, but Chris Cuomo kept writing me backchannel asking for help with his show, a documented course of info exchange his team then lied about to a major media outlet in a way (note the trend) they never did about their ties to Jason Miller
— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) May 23, 2021
Anyone else want to see that documented course of info exchange? And sorry but man, this sounds like a thread from an angry ex-girlfriend.
Or boyfriend.
We wouldn’t want to misgender anyone.
Ahem.
(PS2) I guess all I'm saying is that significant elements within major media are irreparably broken—even as other elements continue to do great work—so thank God for independent journalism platforms like Substack, as otherwise it would be wall-to-wall commentary from Jason Miller
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So take THAT CNN!
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
One of many reasons I no longer look at CNN
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Ruh-roh.
Giving CNN this 👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/L2Fuay9YTo
— Night Writer 🌊🔥💯 Stay woke (@JAHarps) May 23, 2021
Huh.
He was dumped by CNN in 2019.
— Diane S. Baker (@dianesbaker1) May 23, 2021
Yeah … what about that, Seth?
The issues with Jason Miller were evident well before 2019 and whatever issue CNN ever developed with me was never explained and it is 2021
— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) May 23, 2021
So really, this isn’t about Jason Miller but his hurt feelings over being ghosted.
— ZaZon (@ZaZon9253) May 23, 2021
This doesn’t look good for CNN.
But considering their ratings right now we’re not entirely surprised although we thought the main reason they were losing viewers was because ‘bad orange man’ was gone. Who knew their own key audience was sick of them?
*popcorn*
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This is part one of a two part series exposing the absolute evil allowed to permeate our nation’s public schools.
We have accepted the introduction of inferior teaching methods to dumb down American children.
Education “leaders” promise equality of opportunity, but really want equality of outcome.
Why have Federal and state education “leaders” allowed the standards to drop to unacceptable levels?
Citizens have remained silent about the crisis, all the while they are being priced out of their homes with ever-increasing school property taxes.
We have funded our nation’s demise.
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Mandel with an early lead….
“It is absolutely so much more than a vaccine pass, it is—I can not stress enough that it has the power to turn off your life, or to turn on your life, to let you engage in society or be marginalized.”
Many people think critical race theory is part of the civil rights movement, but this is incorrect.
Why have both political parties not solved the drug problem?
This is cultural replacement, pure and simple. Some very powerful men in Bruxelles and the City of London (with a little help from their cohort in Vienna, Venice, the Hague, and Khmelnitskji) are using all of their power and pelf (ill-gotten gains) to break the Europeans’ spirit, in order to minimize their resistance to the Great Reset.
Our Constitution is colorblind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens. In respect of civil rights, all citizens are equal before the law.”
This is an example of another citizen ensure that the bureaucrats follow the law.
Health passes are tied in with the far broader agenda known as the Great Reset, which involves a complete redesign of supply chains and capital organization structures.
Modest proposal to help seniors…we will give him a “D-” for at least trying.
Inflation and increasing property taxes are pricing seniors out of their homes, Troy is trying to save them a cup of coffee each month.
Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Dr. Pam Popper from Ohio will be involved in the ARISE USA Resurrection Tour
Though feelings of utter defeat are understandable, we must refocus and not descend into fear and despair.
One of the blessings of our Christian faith is that we are a people of eternal hope.
We are in a spiritual battle.
AMERICA IS AT WAR!
Ohio General Assembly adopted key 1851 Center recommendations,
but other than leveling legal playing field, leaves Governor and ODH unchecked.
The ODE and State Board of Education put high priority on passing the “Racial Equity” Resolution in July after the George Floyd riots. They are disingenuous and mendacious claiming to not be pushing anti-racism curriculum. The Pandora’s box of SJW instruction was opened in Ohio.
In February 2021, we launched a $1 million ad campaign in support of congressional Republicans who voted to impeach and convict Donald Trump. | 1,153,135 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 97.472222 | 338 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | We’ve got two and a half weeks till Super Bowl LV. Luckily, you don’t have to wait to place some prop bets.
Before you make your daily fantasy picks for Wednesday night hoops, let’s break down some of the best bets to make on Inauguration day.
What will be said first by Joe Biden?
- America (-120)
- Nation (-120)
Ooo same odds! I’ll take America (-120). Don’t be surprised if he says “America is a Nation,” first. Would that be considered a bad beat?
Will Biden say “Scranton”?
- No (-250)
- Yes(+170)
This is like asking, “will the Jaguars take Trevor Lawrence?” I mean, c’mon. Have you listened to a Biden speech like, ever? He really wants to make sure you know he’s “middle class Joe” from Scranton, Pa. Lock this one in.
When will “America United” be said?
- 10 minutes or more(-125)
- 5:00 - 9:59(+125)
- 0:01 - 4:59(+200)
This is literally the theme of the speech. It has to be said (even if it’s not really true at the moment). Vegas likes Biden to hold the phrase till the end. I like the odds that he’ll say it within the first five minutes.
Will Joe Biden walk to the podium wearing a mask?
- Yes(-160)
- No(+120)
Of course. He’s been walking to the podium with a mask on for months. Don’t expect things to change here.
Length of Joe Biden’s speech
- Over 17:30(-150)
- Under 17:30(+110)
I know it might be tempting to take the under. But Biden’s DNC speech was around 25 minutes. 17:30 seems a bit short here. Take the over. | 1,153,129 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 61.565217 | 223 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | There has NEVER been a more critical time to defend your gun rights!
Right now, Joe Biden and his gun-ban ring leaders in Washington, DC are promising to pass a disastrous anti-gun rights agenda that will COMPLETELY GUT the Second Amendment.
The gun rights you save may be your own.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | President: Katasha S. Butler
1st Vice President: W. Diane Cargile
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Secretary: Jarnell Burks-Craig
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Since right after the 7.1 earthquake hit here in Puebla, Mexico, earlier this week, people have been mobilizing to help out. With almost 300 confirmed deaths, and thousands of collapsed buildings, everyone I know has donated provisions. Other friends are organizing caravans and building materials to go to the more isolated and poorer communities.
In fact, some towns have reported that they have more visitors helping out than they typically have during peak tourist season, and others in Mexico City said that there is more food being donated, at least in the short term, than is actually needed. As most of the living and dead have been removed from the rubble, the focus is now shifting towards housing and reconstruction.
Here are some images from the web of the many inspiring ways that people have chipped in to help in light of this tragedy.
A man in a wheelchair helps out.
— Christo Official (@christoglz) September 22, 2017
People of all ages help out.
Mi vida. Mi pinche perro país. pic.twitter.com/43KdFmQBXk
— CHUMIBEBÉ (@ChumelTorres) September 21, 2017
— Diablito (@EL_DIABL1TO) September 21, 2017
— Duncan Tucker (@DuncanTucker) September 22, 2017
Even the poorest people are giving something.
— Barlovento (@setareth) September 21, 2017
Reports are that seven people were rescued from this building.
— Publimetro MX (@PublimetroMX) September 21, 2017
Donations of water.
— Vikokoroko (@viqo_mr) September 21, 2017
A video of people helping to rescue those caught in the rubble.
— BROOKE CERDA GUZMAN (@DESCOLONIZADORA) September 22, 2017
People form a human chain to offload provisions to be distributed.
No importa cuando veas esta foto, así somos los MEXICANOS…#FuerzaMéxico
FOTO Alejandro Velázquez pic.twitter.com/MkPp1sPbff
— #ILoveFútb⚽L 46.7K (@REGIOMTY13) September 22, 2017
The Topos volunteers help throughout the night.
— Hilda Kamui (@hilda_kamui) September 22, 2017
People sing the national anthem after managing to save somebody.
— Subrayadomx (@subrayadomx) September 22, 2017
Migrants and refugees also lend a hand.
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) September 21, 2017
A lot can be achieved when everyone works together.
— Millennial Monitor (@kylemillennial) September 22, 2017
She doesn’t have shoes, but she is still helping out.
— COC ∆INE. (@Cocaainero) September 22, 2017
People cook and donate tacos to the volunteers.
— Massiosare (@massiosare_mex) September 22, 2017
One more #dog has just been rescued! They even cover her with a blanket 😭
— Maggie González (@emaglem) September 22, 2017
“I’m getting used to seeing people with helmets and worker vests in the street, in the subway, in the Oxxo (chain of corner stores). I like it, I like it a lot, I love you all.”
Ya me acostumbré a ver a la gente con casco y chaleco en la calle, en el metro, en el oxxo. Me gusta, me gusta mucho, los quiero mucho 💕
— daralí (@Cocainelol) September 22, 2017
— Photo Geo 🌎 (@PhotoTimeGeo) September 20, 2017
— ClubSantosLaguna (@ClubSantosEn) September 21, 2017
This gesture, on the right, is a call for silence, in order to be able to listen out for survivors.
En las pedas // En los pedos 😊 pic.twitter.com/dZLsonfeki
— Rafael Poulain △⃒⃘ (@rafallopz) September 21, 2017
— Sofía M. Villalpando (@sofiabiologista) September 21, 2017
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Primary Election Day!
June 10, 2014 @ 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Today is the day that North Dakota Democrats have been waiting all year for – our chance to get out and vote for the terrific slate of Dem-NPL candidates in North Dakota this year!
For information on where to find your polling location, please follow the link below: | 1,153,092 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 68.6 | 180 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Anthony was "denied food and water, sexually abused, beaten and bruised, dangled upside-down from a staircase, forced to crouch for hours, locked in small spaces with...
'Within a Year Abortion Will Be Illegal in Half of the United States'
'Anybody Who’s Read the Constitution Should Be Against Roe v. Wade' Says Far Right Pundit Ben Shapiro
McConnell: "We will vote to confirm Justice Kennedy’s successor this fall."
Trump Will Remake Supreme Court into Bastion for Far Right
Shine reportedly told a female executive that the network’s pattern of sexual harassment was a “necessary evil.”
"The boy reportedly told his mother 'he liked boys and girls.'"
Another 5-4 Decision Across Ideological Lines
'A Red Tsunami Because... A Democrat Was Defeated by... A Democrat... In a Democratic Primary...?'
'Homos Are Full of Demons' and 'Trump Is Love'
No Time for a Daily Press Briefing but Huckabee Sanders Had Time to Do 'The Daily Briefing'
Good Luck With That
'We Don’t Need This Kind of Hassle' Says Religious Groups Who Are Calling the Tax 'Absurd'
No Words
Travel Ban 3.0 Wins | 1,153,086 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 70.866667 | 169 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Raphaela VelhoUniversity at Buffalo, The State University of New York | SUNY Buffalo · Department of Communication
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How do terrorists persuade otherwise decent citizens to join their violent causes? Guided by early mass communication research investigating propaganda’s efficacy and the model of intuitive morality and exemplars, we investigated the persuasive moral appeals employed by terrorist organizations known to be successful at recruiting others to their ca...
Resistance to vaccines has hindered attempts to contain and prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases for centuries. More recently, however, the term “vaccine hesitancy” has been used to describe not necessarily outright resistance but also a delay in acceptance or uncertainty regarding vaccines. Given concerns about hesitancy and its impact on vacc...
This paper investigates the profiles, challenges, and motivations of science communicators of the ScienceVlogs Brasil project—a Brazilian alliance of YouTube channels that disseminate science information on YouTube. It also looks into their prospects of professionalization in science communication and their strategies to improve their skills, incre...
Recent works about science communication through online videos on YouTube have focused mostly on categorization, content description, and the video's approach to scientific themes. However, still little is known about factors affecting science video popularity on the platform. This study aims to describe the relationship between nine content-relate... | 1,153,082 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 93.47619 | 353 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Snohomish County Elections on Thursday mailed ballots for the Aug. 1 primary to 512,000 registered voters. Ballots were mailed to military and overseas voters on June 16 and to out-of-state and rural voters on July 7. The local voters’ pamphlet was mailed on July 12 to every household. All eligible voters should receive their ballot no later than Wednesday, July 19.
The Aug. 1 primary includes races for county executive, county auditor, county council, superior court, city and town mayor and council, and commissioners and directors of numerous school, fire, water, wastewater and port districts. There are also several local ballot measures for voters to consider.
Snohomish County Elections reminds voters to:
- Follow the voting instructions provided in your ballot packet
- Sign your ballot envelope
- Return your voted ballot by Aug. 1 to ensure it is counted
Voters have until Monday, July 24, to register or update their existing registration online or by mail. In-person registration and voting will be available until 8 p.m. on Election Night, Tuesday, Aug. 1, at the auditor’s office or designated accessible voting sites during specific hours.
There are 35 ballot drop boxes open for voters to conveniently return their voted ballots. The locations of these drop boxes can be found in the inserts accompanying the ballot, in the local voters’ pamphlet or online at www.snoco.org/elections.
Additionally, voters can return their ballots postage-free by mail. Ballots must be postmarked by the primary, Aug. 1. To ensure timely delivery, voters are advised to check the last collection time on the USPS postal box.
Snohomish County Elections provides accessible voting equipment for voters with disabilities and offers voter registration and ballot issuance at specified sites during designated hours:
|Location||Dates and Hours of Operation|
|Snohomish County
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Auditor’s Office
1st Floor – Admin West
3000 Rockefeller Ave, Everett
|Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Saturday, July 29, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday, July 31, 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 1, 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.
|Evergreen State Fairgrounds
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14405 179th Ave SE, Monroe
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Saturday, July 29, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday, July 31, 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug.1, 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.
|Homage Senior Services
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5026 196th St SW, Lynnwood
|Hotel Arlington
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16710 Smokey Point Blvd, Arlington
If registered voters have not received their ballot by July 19 or have additional questions, they can call 425-388-3444 or email elections@snoco.org.
For further information, visit the Snohomish County Elections website at www.snoco.org/elections or follow @snoco_auditor on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. | 1,153,102 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 71.27027 | 368 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | I'M RUNNING TO DELIVER FOR PENNSYLVANIANS...
My name is MARK TEMONS and I'm running for the Pennsylvania state House of Representatives because we need leaders in Harrisburg that will move Pennsylvania FORWARD. Now more than ever, we need fair funding for our children's schools, strong unions so our families receive good paying jobs, and safer communities with fewer people in prison. I would be honored to serve as your representative for the 98th house district.
STAY IN THE LOOP
Mark has received the endorsement of PSEA PACE!
July 16th
Fellow candidate and Lancaster City Council President Ismail Smith-Wade-El endorses Mark Temons!
July 3rd
Mark joins Bob Hollister for a Meet-and-Greet in Elizabethtown!
June 20th
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June 16th
MEET MARK
MARK is a tradesman, a community organizer, a father, and former small business owner. Having lived in the 98th house district for more than a decade, Mark knows Lancaster and Lebanon counties. He sends his children to our schools. He's a patron of our local businesses. He advocates for our communities. | 1,153,224 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 82.615385 | 421 |
0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Angie Arroyo
CMAC Lead Organizer
Chris Aviles
Operations Coordinator
Chris Ballard, J.D., M.A.
Co-Executive Director
Kevine Boggess
Senior Policy Director
Brandie Bowen
Policy Director
Rebecca Browning
Regional Organizer
Melissa Camacho
SMAC Fellow
Melissa is a Mexican immigrant, single mother, and survivor of domestic violence. In Mexico, she studied biology and earned a Master of Science. She is currently studying Business and Administration at City College of San Francisco. She also works for the City Dream program at CCSF where they help undocumented students obtain scholarships and resources to continue studying. She is the manager of a senior care cooperative that works in conjunction with Dolores Street Community Services and runs her own digital marketing business. She collaborated with La Raza Centro Legal and Walking Tenderloin as she is interested in helping her community and that her children have a better education regardless of their immigration status or race. She firmly believes that change begins with us and that is the best legacy she can leave. Her dream is to make San Francisco a community filled with love and tolerance.
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CMAC & Digital Organizer
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Co-Executive Director
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PMAC Promotora
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CMAC Organizer
Alex Gudiel Reyes
YMAC Fellow
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CMAC Organizer
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Education Policy Organizer
MJ Hart
YMAC Organizer
Sara Leaverton
Operations & Development Director
Andrea Mejia
Organizing Director
José-Luis Mejia
Strategy Director
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SMAC Lead Organizer
Vitto Mendez is a dedicated advocate for education justice. He has served as a Youth Justice Advocate & Cool 2 Be Kind Director for the National Association of People Against Bullying (NAPAB), advocating to support youth who are bullied and helping youth start and run their own grassroots anti-bullying chapters. He has worked with youth to start anti-bullying chapters across the U.S. as well as in Nicaragua, Honduras, Thailand, China, and Tanzania and has helped students develop their own advocacy skills in the process. Vitto recently earned his M.A. in Public Policy from Stanford University, where he worked on policy projects for the Stanford Provost, Yurok Tribe Health & Human Services, and NAACP of South Carolina. He also published an article in the Journal of Education & Social Policy on anti-bullying protections in state legislation.
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YMAC Fellow
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YMAC Organizer
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Operations Manager
Art Savangsy
YMAC Organizer
Katherine Saviskas
Communications & Development Manager
Tamara Taefu
Office Manager
Anna Tai
Finance Director
Mirna Vasquez
PMAC Lead Organizer
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Current route: Defunct
Historical route: NM border to Tec No Pas
Existed: 1965 - 1989?
Now part of US 64. One 1967 map shows this number for what became US 64. The road continued as NM 504 in New Mexico, which explains the odd number.
Return to Arizona State Routes
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | Discover more from Wonkette
Barack Obama Wants $115.62 For Coffee And A Sandwich
This is totally not change we can believe in! Some poor reporter in Indiana followed Barack Obama around all day on a bus and the Obama campaign billed his employer OVER FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS for that wonderful privilege. Some of the bill applied to transportation and supplies but over $100 was for food -- which the reporter ate very little of, because who can work up an appetite for anything except man candy when Our Barry is around?
Here's the breakdown on the bill:
Meals: $115.62.
Bus: $226.17.
Supplies: $5.54.
Files: $91.41.
Invoice total: $438.74.
Barack Obama is a reporter-bilking plutocrat, the end.
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Rep. Nunes: Democrats had ‘deep, dark, sick’ fantasies about Russia
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Congressman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) has said the perpetrators of the failed Russia hoax must be held responsible. On Sunday, he suggested Democrats have had “deep dark and sick” fantasies about Russia and President Trump.
Nunes added top Democrat officials and their followers got excited over the false dossier. The congressman has called for criminal referrals for people behind the allegations of collusion, coordination or conspiracy between President Trump and Russia.
He also met with the president recently and stressed those who launched the Russia hoax must face the music.
“Like Putin was my best friend. He had no calls to Russia, we had no calls from Russia for years. All of a sudden, we have this great friendship. By the way, getting along with Russia is a great thing. But I have to say, Devin was incredible. He understood it was a hoax before anyone else knew what was happening.” – Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States
Nunes also accused Democrats of orchestrating and financing the Russia probe to manipulate U.S. politics in their favor.
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0 | Politics and Government. Educational score: 9 | I originally saw the video last night on a site other than Gateway Pundit. My first reaction was, "Well, that's really rude."
This is what Jim Hoft (bless his heart) posted at Gateway Pundit:
WOW! New York audience Completely Tunes Ted Cruz Out at GOP Dinner - along with the following video.
Except there's one big problem.New York Values—
Ted Cruz spoke at the New York Republican Dinner on Thursday night.
The audience spoke over him.
You can barely hear Ted over the din in the room.
The longer Ted spoke the louder the room got.
By the time he wrapped up his ridiculously long speech the crowd was talking, clinking glasses and paying no attention to the Texas Senator.
According to Rush this morning
IT DID NOT HAPPEN!
Rush was at the event and gave a lengthy explanation this morning as to how the whole thing was orchestrated on purpose. He's claiming everything was fine until about the last 10 minutes or so of Cruz's speech when suddenly the mics and sound system went all wonky on the broadcast - not the room. He figured they'd fix it - except they didn't. Finally, Fox cut away and Hannity, who was in the studio, said they were having sound problems.
Since I wasn't there, it's impossible for me to say whose version of the events was correct. Why should I believe Rush over Jim Hoft?
I'm going to apply a bit of my homespun logic here.
- Rush really doesn't have an axe to grind.
- He was present at the event.
- It would be very easy for his version to be refuted
- As far as I know Jim Hoft was not at the event
- Jim Hoft does have an axe to grind as he has chosen Trump as his savior™
In the meantime, peeps, QUESTION EVERYTHING!
It appears some of the commenters at Gateway Pundit got it: | 1,153,179 | Politics and Government | 9 | textbook | 80.428571 | 440 |