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There is a vast gulf between those who think politics is a sporting joust where fair play is an individual (not state) responsibility and those who think winning an election will stop the imagined home invasion of millions, a baby genocide, and the programmatic conversion of the economy to a road to serfdom. The biggest difference is that the latter are not perennial losers. The ferocity of their agenda powers them to repeated electoral wins on the narrowest of coalitions, while the opposing majority opts out of participation in the absence of any motivating zeal. The zealotry of the conservative agenda kills people, but quietly so does the mercilessly grinding and bloodless status quo. Our task now is to mount an opposing social and democratic agenda that would move us forward and to sell it to the populace with an urgent conviction befitting a platform of rescuing millions from the horrors of unchecked and unmitigated market tyranny over their humanity. Our task is not to collaborate with our own undoing nor to offer a helpful hand in the unparalleled rollback of our modern society. Our task is to obstruct, however we can, every step of their inhumane agenda while offering our own worthy program of social improvement that we can rightly be proud to campaign upon with a galvanizing and mobilizing zeal.
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Beware the pragmatists who promise power without politics
We are in the political fight of our lives to stop what little we have left from being swept away, and yet we're still being tone-policed by the centrists who lost us everything on how to win in a political climate they do not recognize, do not understand, and are utterly unprepared to deal with. Every concession to an arbitrary middle instead of towards justice is another constituency that we leave behind, weakening our solidarity, weakening our electoral coalition, and weakening our ability to take and retain power.
Those afraid to Engage in Politics will preside over very little of it.
Further reading from Arsenal For Democracy…
– A world without politics (would be bad)
The GOP May Not Eliminate the Filibuster, But It Can Still Pass Its Reactionary Agenda. Here's How.
According to The Hill on Monday, a number of GOP senators are hesitant about, if not outright opposed to, eliminating the filibuster. The article names seven of them, more defections than a likely caucus of 52 could withstand on a vote. For anyone who doesn't want to see them be able to ram through their anti-worker, anti-environment, anti-consumer, anti-democracy (etc.) agenda, this is great news.
But don't get too excited. Because in addition to budget reconciliation — a tool Paul Ryan has already hinted at using, and which reduces the required Senate votes for passage to a simple majority — House Republicans have at their disposal a strategy that has succeeded quite well for them over the past few years: policy riders in must-pass bills.
Time after time, Republicans have attached a host of toxic policy riders to government spending bills (whether continuing resolutions or omnibus bills)—and Democrats still vote for them.
Take, for example, the Continuing Resolution (CR) that passed this September. As I noted earlier this week, it contained a provision blocking the SEC from developing, proposing, issuing, finalizing, or implementing a rule requiring public companies to disclose political spending to their own shareholders. Only 12 Senate Democrats and 10 House Democrats voted against it—and some of that opposition was more a result of how the CR punted on Flint funding (a punt that was condemnable in and of itself).
Last year's end-of-year omnibus bill included a grab-bag of horrible policy riders ("a basket of deplorable" riders, if you will), including, among other things:
- A lift of the 40-year ban on domestic oil exports
- A ban on the SEC's crafting a rule to require corporations to disclose political spending (a rider that re-appeared this September, as noted above)
- An elimination of country-of-origin labeling requirements for meat and poultry
- The "surveillance-masquerading-as-cybersecurity" bill CISA
- Exemptions from Dodd-Frank for certain derivative swap trades
- Changes to the "visa waiver" program derided as rank discrimination by the ACLU
But only 18 House Democrats and 9 Senate Democrats voted against it.
In 2014, the "CRomnibus," the combination Continuing Resolution (CR) and appropriations bill (omnibus), offered a holiday feast to lobbyists with its range of policy riders:
- A provision to weaken campaign finance regulations by increasing the amount that an individual can donate to a party committee in a year from $32,400 to $324,000
- A provision—written by Citigroup lobbyists—to weaken regulation of credit default swaps under Dodd-Frank and allow banks like Citigroup to do more high-risk trading with taxpayer-backed money
- A provision allowing trustees of multi-employer pension plans to cut pension benefits to current retirees
- An override of DC's recent vote legalizing recreational marijuana
- A provision to extend the length of time that truckers can be required to work without breaks
- The elimination of a bipartisan measure to end "backdoor" searches by the NSA of Americans' private communications
- A provision to block the EPA from regulating certain water sources
- A reduction of nutrition standards in school lunches and the Women, Infant and Children food aid program in order to benefit potato farmers
- A halt on the listing of several species on the Endangered Species List (in accord with the oil industry's wishes)
- A prohibition on the regulation of lead in hunting ammunition or fishing equipment
And that's really only the half of it.
And how did it fare? The Senate Democratic caucus voted for it 31-22 (although if one looks at the cloture vote–the vote teeing up the vote for passage–that should be 47 to 6) House Democrats were less keen on the bill and only voted for it 57-139. As the minority party, they were not deemed responsible for providing the lion's share of the votes. Even though she ultimately voted against the bill herself, Nancy Pelosi did, however, help make sure the bill had enough Democratic votes for passage. (It narrowly passed 219-206).
Government spending bills aren't the only ones that serve as conduits for deregulatory riders. Take, for example, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) in 2015. Setting aside the many problems with TRIA itself, it was also used as a vehicle to pass a weakening of Dodd-Frank–never mind the fact that collateral and margin requirements for derivative trades have little to do with terrorism risk insurance. The bill passed by a whopping 93-4, with 3 out of the 4 dissenting votes coming from the Democratic caucus (Sanders, Warren, and Cantwell).
It's important not to pretend that Republicans are the only ones who shove policy riders into unrelated bills. Congressional Democrats did, of course, use the FY 2010 National Defense Authorization Act as a vehicle to pass a hate crimes bill. But the GOP is the one pushing riders that are socially, environmentally, and economically harmful.
How many toxic riders can the GOP attach to a bill before the Democrats balk? And are Democrats willing to shut down the government over any of these disputes–despite deriding the GOP for using that as a leverage point in the past (although, of course, for harmful ends)? Over the next four years, we will be able to learn what is and is not a deal-breaker for Congressional Democrats.
Republican Cruelty, Democratic Passivity, and What the Lack of Flint Funding Can Tell Us about the Trump Years
In just two days, it will be December, and Flint still hasn't gotten funding from the federal government to address its water crisis.
The water crisis dates back to April 2014, and it was back in January when the cases of Legionnaires' disease got media attention. Flint still doesn't have clean water, an indictment of our political system—both Republican cruelty and Democratic passivity.
No story about Flint should go without recognition of the role of Republican Governor Rick Snyder (someone who seems to reach an almost cartoon-villain level of callousness) and his administration, but I want to focus on Congressional politics here.
Back in February, Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters of Michigan attempted to secure $600 million for Flint, including $400 million to match state funds to repair and replace old pipes in the city (the rest going to a research and education center on lead poisoning), via the Energy Policy Modernization Act. Most of the Senate Democratic Caucus blocked the cloture votes on the bill in order to demand funding for Flint. Republicans did not oblige, and when the bill came back up two months later, Stabenow and Democrats dropped their opposition.
Flint funding came back into the spotlight in September. On September 15, the Senate passed the Water Resources Development Act, which authorized $270 million to help Flint and other cities ($220 million specifically for Flint). Republicans demanded that this expenditure be "paid for," leading to a $300 million cut in Energy Department research on advanced vehicle technology. WRDA-authorized projects were subject to future appropriations, but the Flint funding was designed to go into effect immediately.
However, that $270 million was not in the House version of WRDA, and the Continuing Resolution that had to be passed by the end of the month in order to keep the government funded offered an immediate opportunity to secure funding for Flint.
Republicans, of course, had no problem attaching $500 million in flood relief money for Louisiana (with no offset). But Louisiana has two Republican senators, and the flood-stricken area was represented by Republicans as well. Michigan has two Democratic senators, and Flint is in a Democratic district. Funny how that works.
After initial demands that Flint funding be in the CR, Democrats agreed to concede, provided that House Republicans set up an amendment vote to the WRDA to include Flint funding–but now only $170 million.
On September 28, the Senate voted for the Flint-less CR 72-26. (Tim Kaine and Bernie Sanders were both not present because they were on the campaign trail for Clinton.)
Of the 26 NO votes, 12 were Democrats:
Cory Booker (D-NJ)
Al Franken (D-MN)
Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND)
Pat Leahy (D-VT)
Ed Markey (D-MA)
Bob Menendez (D-NJ)
Jeff Merkley (D-OR)
Gary Peters (D-MI)
Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)
Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI)
Ron Wyden (D-OR)
The Republicans who voted NO certainly didn't do so out of concern for Flint. Did the Democrats? Five of them made this clear in their press releases on the vote.
While I'm pleased that the final continuing resolution keeps our government running and provides much-needed funding to address the Zika public health crisis, I could not in good conscience vote for legislation that ignores the plight of 100,000 Americans living in Flint who were poisoned by their water supply, and also includes a measure that prohibits the government from lifting the veil on corporate political contributions.
While I'm encouraged that the House leadership has committed to providing aid to assist Flint with its lead contamination disaster, there is still no reason why that aid should not be funded immediately—just like the aid for Louisiana flood victims—rather than having to wait until after the election. Flint families have already been living with dangerously contaminated water for two years, and they should not have to wait a day longer for help. Geography, race, and partisan politics should never determine disaster assistance, and it's wrong to help out the victims of one disaster while telling others that they must continue to wait at the back of the line.
"But these fully paid-for Flint resources were put on hold while disaster relief for flooding victims in Louisiana was included. I support helping people in Louisiana during their crisis, but we should not pick and choose to help some states and not others.
"I could not support a government spending bill that will – once again – force the citizens of Flint to wait on the help they so desperately need.
"It is unacceptable that the bipartisan, fully-offset Flint aid package was left out. There is no excuse for leaving the people of Flint behind.
"It has been a year since the first public health emergency declaration in Flint, and over eight months since a national emergency was declared. Yet almost 100,000 residents of Flint still do not have a reliable source of safe water. They are still using bottled to water to drink, to cook, and to bathe.
Earlier this week, the House refused to take any action to help the people of Flint. After last night's negotiations, we now have a path forward to finally pass the Water Resources Development Act with long-awaited assistance for Flint. It is critical that the House echo the strong bipartisan support that we saw for WRDA in the Senate and that action happen as soon as possible for the people of Flint. My position on the government funding bill remains the same: I will vote no on any CR that does not treat communities equally. It is wrong to ask families in Flint to wait at the back of the line again.
Is this what we have come to? Is this what politics has become? There are 100,000 people in Flint, a town where more than half the residents are African-American and nearly half live in poverty. They get nothing because voters sent two Democrats to the Senate?This is not a game. Flint is not a Democratic city or a Republican city; it is an American city. The children who have been poisoned are American children. The principle of standing up for those in need is an American principle.
I am a Democratic Senator from Massachusetts, but I will help the Republican Senators from Louisiana. I stand shoulder to shoulder with them in their hour of need, but I am sick and tired–I am past sick and tired–of Republican Senators who come here and demand Federal funding when their communities are hit by a crisis but block help when other States need it. Their philosophy screams, "I want mine, but the rest of you are on your own." It is ugly, un-American, and just plain wrong.
We must stand with the Senators from Michigan. We must stand with the children of Flint, and we must put aside ugly partisanship that is literally poisoning a town full of American families. Any Member of the House or Senate who doesn't stand with them lacks the moral courage to serve in this Congress.
Merkley, Menendez, and Warren also highlighted their opposition to a Republican rider that would block the SEC from developing, proposing, issuing, finalizing, or implementing a rule requiring public companies to disclose political spending to their own shareholders. Ron Wyden highlighted the rule as his grounds for opposition as well.
Later that day, the House passed its Flint funding amendment 284-141, the amended WRDA 399 to 25, and the Flint-less CR 342 to 85.
Only 10 Democrats voted against the CR:
Earl Blumenauer (OR-03)
John Conyers (MI-13)
Pete DeFazio (OR-04)
Debbie Dingell (MI-12)
Keith Ellison (MN-05)
Dan Kildee (MI-05)
Brenda Lawrence (MI-14)
Sandy Levin (MI-09)
Jim McDermott (WA-07)
Maxine Waters (CA-43)
The Michigan delegation voted against the CR because of the lack of Flint funding. DeFazio, Ellison, McDermott, and Waters did not issue press releases about their opposition. Blumenauer opposed it because Republicans had blocked a provision of his to make it easier for veterans to acquire medical marijuana across state lines.
The WRDA, along with the Flint funding promise, is now awaiting a conference, with just over a month left in the Congressional session. And Flint still doesn't have clean water.
This history should prove concerning as we look ahead to the years of a Trump presidency and Republican-controlled House and Senate. Democrats give up their demands quite easily and are willing to vote for Continuing Resolutions to keep the government funded despite whatever riders Republicans put into them. Republican cruelty and Democratic passivity are a toxic mix. I'll talk more about this dynamic in another post later this week.
Not Seeing the Cleared Forest for the Largest Felled Tree: Democrats & the States
Most of the ink spilled about the election earlier this month has focused on the presidential race. With the amount of money spent on it and media attention it gained (especially with one candidate being a bigoted, reactionary carnival barker), that makes sense. There have been many post-mortems, and there will be more. And there is comfort in knowing that over two million more people voted for Hillary Clinton than for Donald Trump, regardless of the Electoral College results.
But focusing on the top of the ticket alone obscures what was happening–and has been happening–down ballot.
Democrats hit a new low in state legislative seats. In 2017, Republicans will control 4,170 state legislative seats, with Democrats controlling only 3,129 in the 98 partisan legislative chambers. According to the AP as of last week, Republicans had a net gain of 46 seats, and Democrats a net loss of 46 seats. Some races in California and Washington, however, have yet to be called, but that will not change the overall picture.
Indeed, the losses since 2008 have been stunning. Some of this can be explained by the extreme gerrymandering of state legislatures by Republicans after the 2010 Census, but that cannot explain all of it.
Fortunately, Massachusetts was largely immune to this trend in 2016. Republicans succeeded at picking up only one open Democratic-held seat: Brian Mannal's Second Barnstable District in the House. Republicans will now have 35 seats in the MA House, to Democrats' 125. (The Senate will remain 34-6).
Elections in Massachusetts are rarely competitive affairs, however. This year, in 77% of seats, one major party fielded no candidates, and 88.8% of incumbents ran unopposed in their primaries.
We haven't been so lucky in the gubernatorial realm, though. Massachusetts is one of two states with Republican governors but Democratic legislative supermajorities (the other being Maryland). Democrats will start 2017 with two fewer gubernatorial offices than they held in 2016, having lost the offices in Missouri, New Hampshire, and Vermont–and—provided NC Governor Pat McCrory (R) doesn't succeed in stealing the election away from AG Roy Cooper (D) with trumped-up voter fraud charges—gained an office in North Carolina. This leads to a total of only 16 gubernatorial offices. It's quite jarring to think that the majority of New England states now have Republican governors.
During the next four years of the Trump presidency (let's pray–and organize to make sure–it's not eight), states and cities will take on extra importance in advancing a progressive agenda. That means passing bold, progressive legislation that advances equity, inclusion, and sustainability in the state and offers a model for other states and the nation as a whole (down the road), and organizing to take back gubernatorial seats and legislatures.
Here in Massachusetts, we need to do both. With legislative supermajorities, Democrats need to be pushing for a $15 minimum wage, paid family and medical leave, criminal justice reform, free tuition at public colleges, single payer health care, automatic voter registration, and the protection and expansion of the rights of women, people of color, immigrants, and the LGBTQ community. And we also need to be working to take back the gubernatorial office in 2018 so that we have a governor who wants to play a part, or even lead, in advancing that agenda.
Op-Ed: Trump Inherits the Surveillance State
Among the many terrible things that will ensue under the capricious whims of President-elect Donald Trump, there is one that should be particularly chilling, in that it could prevent effective opposition to his administration's awful policies.
Consider that Donald Trump would not merely have the nuclear codes — which he probably wouldn't use — but also the keys to the mass surveillance apparatus and special federal counterterrorism legal systems that we constructed in our post-9/11 national panic and strengthened ever since.
It is widely known that these tools have been used to monitor, break up and crush protests over the past decade and a half — on issues from racial justice and police reform to economic inequality and environmental activism.
Now he arrives in power, which brings access to the FBI's protest organizer surveillance records, with the support of the nation's police unions who have shown themselves only too happy to break out the pepper spray, batons, attack dogs, smoke grenades and armored vehicles at the first sign of constitutionally protected peaceful assembly.
No outsiders, no insiders
There won't be any mass marches on Washington under that system if it is controlled by President-elect Trump. He has demonstrated repeatedly that he is nothing if not a rapid-response master, even to the smallest of slights and most token of opposition.
There also won't be mass resistance by the military or the CIA, either, if he gives deeply disturbing orders.
For one, it is seriously naive to think there is not a pretty large contingent inside both organizations that agrees with Trump sincerely. This is not a baseless slam against either organization, but an acknowledgment that they — at minimum — represent a broad cross-section of the same population (particularly on the conservative side) that elected Trump.
The track record on preventing abuses in the field — while never particularly great in the grand arc of U.S. history — has been especially problematic during the Global War on Terror.
"Just following orders," the mantra of Vietnam-era atrocities, is certainly not less likely to make a comeback under a Trump commander-in-chief.
The Department of Homeland Security is also highly unlikely to oppose Donald Trump's deportation agenda. His deportation and border walls platform was enthusiastically supported by the unions representing border guards and immigration agents.
There is no accelerationism effect
Some have — before the election at least — floated the bizarre notion that a Trump presidency will wake up the country and compel it at long last to get its act together to stop the extreme strains he represents. Some had even suggested voting for him as a means of taking the country over the cliff into mandatory self-reflection.
Perhaps there was some small window between the Cold War and the rise of internet-enabled mass telecommunication surveillance when someone like Trump – perhaps a Pat Buchanan-type – could have won the presidency and not wreaked irreparable havoc, but rather "inoculated" the country against repeating the error. (I doubt it, but perhaps.)
Under a Trump presidency in 2017 and beyond, however, there is not going to be a mass awakening — because he will be able to disrupt it very easily with the tools our country has foolishly given the current and previous presidents.
A lot of people will suffer badly even if he holds office for only four years.
And of course it is not clear that it will be only four years. Remember the hubris of American liberals who, when faced with the shocking defeat in 2000, concluded it would be a cakewalk to make George W. Bush a one-term president?
Originally published at The Globalist.
A post-mortem that is pretty much about everything except Sanders
We're still all processing this election's boundlessly horrible outcome, but I'm going to keep writing out my post-mortems as they come to me. This will not be a post about Bernie Sanders, except in slight passing, so you can probably save your comment pro or con about him or his supporters, as it will be off-topic by the end of the post. As you all know I was never a fanatical supporter anyway, and as my friend Jonathan Cohn always says, counterfactuals aren't useful discussions because they are counter to fact. In this case, there are too many unknowables to be sure how that would have played out, and there is enough known information from inside the campaign and party to at least have *some* doubts. Jonathan and I both supported him tactically, without believing he ever actually had a shot at the nomination. But there *are* two big things from the nomination process immediately worth reviewing for future purposes:
First, the message Sanders represented is probably the direction we need to take the party in order to start winning elections again at all levels. I'll get around to another post elaborating the reasoning for that, but I'll leave it there for today. (Short version: The answer to this catastrophe definitely isn't "Go right" nor is it "Be more racist or transphobic." We need solidarity now more than ever, but we did leave some people behind … and they stayed home this year.)
Second, the eventual outcome of the 2016 nomination was decided long before DNC shenanigans, debate schedules, or anything like that. The nomination was decided by 2014, if not well before then, by crowding everyone else out and by party officials/electeds/activists making up their minds far too early – not just to support Clinton but that she could not possibly lose. Many of you reading this fall into one of those three categories. Nearly all of you among those decided to support Hillary Clinton this cycle by 2014, by 2009, by 2008, or by 1993. Every other possible serious candidate except Biden, O'Malley (and Sanders, it turned out) didn't even bother to look into running because of this and the universality of major donor preference. Clinton may have been the favorite in 2007 but she was the overwhelming favorite for 2016. Almost any party figures at all levels who had backed *other* candidates in 2008 were with her this time before it even began. Then you assumed all of us were With Her, just as the campaign eventually did with entire states.
Few of you listened as people like me expressed concerns all through 2015 about the electoral competence of the Clinton senior team and the mismatch of what the national mood would be in November 2016. Two years ago, in November 2014, when Democrats got smashed in the midterms, 62% of the country said the U.S. was on the Wrong Track – and jobs were coming back but with fewer hours and lower pay than before the recession. A year ago, in November 2015, 64% of the country said we were on the Wrong Track. Last month, 65% of the country said we were on the Wrong Track. (For perspective, this is the same as the national mood the week Pres. Obama took office at the height of the recession.)
Many of you will remember that at all those points, I warned you that Clinton's message was dangerously off-key for such a scared and angry electorate. Clinton and the DNC eventually doubled down with an "America Is Already Great" message, which is political malpractice in the face of 60+% Wrong Track numbers.
In the immortal words of my friend Sara this past February, "Don't bring the Things-Are-Fine candidate to the Everyone is Panicking fight…" As I said at the time, based on both U.S. indicators and events playing out in Europe in parallel, "I don't think a lot of upper middle class people & DC insiders grasp the political collapse happening right now." Many of you explicitly defended your support for Hillary Clinton on the grounds of pragmatism and electability – that her candidacy would *not* put at risk the fragile gains so many of our vulnerable communities have made (or could make via Courts for decades to come). This contention was based on … literally nothing.
I don't care that you didn't listen to me, even if it's frustrating. I care that you didn't listen to the entire country going into a terrified panic as their life circumstances crumbled around them. That's a recipe for either desperate vote-switching or mass abstention by staying home. (I covered the latter in a post last night.)
As noted above, I'm uncertain as to whether or not Bernie Sanders could have won, although that is a largely irrelevant question at this point. Bernie Sanders was never supposed to be an or the alternative. He just happened to be there, in the right place at the right time, with the right unusual status as having been around for a long time with reputation of being principled, honest, and on message to the national mood. I voted for him in large part because I genuinely believed he was less of a risk than Hillary Clinton in the general election.
And again, he just happened to be there and happened to be the only candidate left standing by the time we got to the caucuses and primaries. Why? Because this was wrapped up years earlier in the over-confident and presumptuous beliefs by Clinton loyalists and other longtime Democratic insiders that she was a sure thing and that it was "her turn." (Voters don't like that reasoning, by the way, as they have shown over and over.)
I won't bother here to dive deeply into the unpopularity issues or any other problems that made Hillary Clinton the last woman we should have nominated to ensure the election of the first female president this year. Even if you believe none of the public's antipathy toward her is justified, it was real and a real risk – and it had been growing for decades. That's a massive gamble to make against literally any of the Republicans who ran this cycle, let alone Trump. If you made an electability argument for her, you helped cause this. But the messaging mismatch still overpowered any other considerations, which is also perhaps how the largest field team in history just lost to an erratic campaign with no team.
We never got to find out if there was anybody else who could have stepped up with a clean slate and surprised us (it wasn't Warren either, for various reasons, I believe) because Hillary Clinton subordinated everyone's aspirations to her own and pushed every other possible contender out of the field except for a protest candidate and a backup candidate.
Already there are a lot of people who are showing they are very determined to not learn any lessons from this catastrophe. They have no interest in listening to anyone – and perceive triumphalism where there is none in those of us who very much did not prefer a Trump Administration but feel we tried to raise red flags and tried to help nudge course corrections in the Clinton campaign if we weren't going to be able to get other nominee. They are blaming everyone but themselves, even to the point of suggesting absurd things like that it's all the fault of internet leftists who didn't love her hard enough, as opposed to the fault of decisions like Clinton never making a single campaign trip to Wisconsin in the general election. At a certain point, folks need to take ownership for failing all of us and stop accusing everyone of failing Her.
But I'm not talking to people who won't listen. I'm talking to people who are finally stunned enough that they're willing to hear me – and others – out.
Now for some even tougher talk:
This defeat came from in-house within my Democratic Party. Every single person responsible at every level has to go – or admit to crashing it big time and work with sincerely us to course correct. You have failed us for the last time. You lost us the 2000 election, the 2002 election, the 2004 election, the 2010 election, the 2014 election, and the 2016 election. You also lost the 1994 election. And so on. People have died and will die because of these failures. You can be part of the solution or you can be the problem, but we're going to go through you, not around you, if you don't move out of the way or help us move forward. The Clinton wing took over the Democratic Party after the 1988 landslide defeat. I – and people like me from all corners of our party, of all creeds and colors and genders and orientations – are going to take it now. You don't get to whiff with this much on the line for people's lives. You're done.
A Post-Script:
I am, additionally, sympathetic to those whose primary hope for this election was the arrival of the first female U.S. president, because I know this is devastating to many of you. I hope we nominate a woman again next time – someone who will have much broader and deeper support…


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(Espanol) Letter to Parents - SBAC Testing
Letter to Parents regarding SBAC Testing
Advancing Student Success by Reducing Chronic Absences
We strive for great attendance here at Chavez Elementary so that our students can have a successful year of learning. Each classroom has a thermometer which measures the attendance rate each day for a month, each month throughout the school year. Which ever classrooms gain the most on their thermometer will be able to take part in an attendance award party. Students who have attended school 100%, every day for the entire month will be eligible for prizes as well! Take a look at what has been working for us :)

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At 179m high the HSBC Bank seems tiny now relative to recent Hong Kong skyscrapers but at the time became world-famous for its strong concept and clean expression of technology and structure. Norman Foster combines some ideas from Lloyds building in London with local requirements to creat a simple but striking tower.
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Nita with Piet the pincher and Tilly the goat, Allardsoog 1964.
Today's fierce wind, responsible for sending the last leaves on our neighbor's weeping birch far beyond our yard, could dry the sheets I pull out of the washer in no time. Especially the fitted sheet would billow, a white sail going nowhere.
"Come help me stretch the sheets." That line rings in my ears as I take the laundry out of the machine.
After bringing the sheets in from drying on the lines outside our house in the Dutch countryside, Nita would hold up two corners of the foot end for me to take. I'd mark the page of the book I was engulfed in, or weave the hook or needles through my crochet or knit work.
We'd fold the sheet in half lengthwise and once again, and then the fun began. Grabbing hold of the folded ends of the fabric, standing the sheet's length apart, we'd brace our feet on the carpet and hang back like water skiers behind a boat.
Upon my mother's sign we'd regain our upright balance, and I'd hand her my end. Then I'd pick up the fold and hand that to her. She would place the material on the ironing board for a last special touch with the hot iron. Three sheets was all we had to stretch. Home economics dictated that the (still clean) top sheet would be moved to the bottom, only the bottom sheet was washed every fortnight. I always tried to make the moment of trust —putting all of my weight in the scale— last. Back then I could not know the feeling that goes with the memory would last a life time.
Today I put the fitted and flat sheets in the dryer, and remember my mother Nita († 12/29/2002), whose words of wisdom and folly continue to ring in my ears (or speak to me).


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Protester: 'Shame' on those who voted to take no action against state Rep. Fisher
CONCORD — Loud chants of "shame" broke out after a committee meeting over two embattled state representatives.
The Legislative Affairs Committee voted 8-6 to recommend that the New Hampshire House of Representatives take "no action" against state Reps. Robert Fisher and Sherry Frost for their "reprehensible" use of free speech.
Several in the crowd expressed their displeasure with the committee's decision to treat Fisher's and Frost's cases as one and with its decision to let Fisher off without any consequences.
"Shame, shame, shame," the crowd yelled as the chairman of the committee Dick Hinch confirmed the motion. "Your daughters will be ashamed of you! Your wives will be ashamed of you! The citizens of New Hampshire should be ashamed of you."
The Daily Beast, a national news website, accused Fisher of making offensive and misogynistic comments about women in a story published April 25. Fisher confirmed the claims in a column written for the Laconia Daily Sun, where he pointed out his issues with the article in The Daily Beast, stating most of their claims were taken "out of context."
READ: NH Rep defends himself against misogynistic accusations and reactions from officials
UltraViolet, a national women's advocacy organization, rallied with their supporters in the lobby of the Legislative Office Building, before the hearing as they pleaded with the committee to hear their cries to punish Fisher for his actions, specifically during his time as an "honorable" member of society.
"Representative Fisher is free to speak, and with his rights come responsibilities," state Rep. Debra Altschiller said at the beginning of the protest. "He must be held responsible for deceiving the voters of Belknap County District 9. He must be held responsible for creating a community that degrades women and encourages rape culture. He should have resigned."
The committee debated for almost an hour over a motion on the floor, conducting two different roll call votes: one on whether the two individuals should be separate motions, and two, if the minority vote could submit a report to the house as well. The committee voted down both motions 8-6.
About a week ago, Fisher testified in front of the committee, saying, "I've never hated women" and added that he's never "going to condone rape."
In the same hearing, Fisher admitted that he created The Red Pill, but denied new allegations by The Daily Beast that he still moderates the page. He said the new report isn't accurate and "if you carefully read through their slippery words ... they were making a conjecture there."
State Rep. Steven Smith argued for a length of time that with his 20 years of experience in the field of informational technology, he can say without reasonable doubt that Fisher is very likely the source of existing usernames of the "Red Pill' forum.
"The technical details and the merit that exists that is all publicly available information, point to the fact that Mr. Fisher's testimony is questionable," Smith argued. "If he has decided to exercise his right to free speech and lie under oath, there is a word for that."
Following the vote to take no action against Fisher and Frost, committee member Barbara Griffin replied to the crowd's "shame" screams with, "not all of us."
Griffin, along with five other committee members, had voted not to pass the motion.
About an hour after the hearing concluded, House Speaker Shawn Jasper announced that despite the committees ruling, Fisher had resigned.
"Rep. Robert Fisher has informed the House Clerk of his resignation from the NH House, effective at noon today. It is unfortunate that the debate surrounding his actions while serving in the House have detracted from the good things that we have accomplished this session. But I welcome his resignation for the good of the institution, and I hope that we can now move forward with our important legislative agenda."


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Near Monasterboice in County Louth, Leinster, Ireland — Mid-East (and Dublin)
Round Tower / An Cloigtheach
Round Tower
The round tower was the Irish reaction to the Norse raids on monasteries in the 10th/11th century A.D. These tapering buildings, over 100 feet high, served as watch-towers, belfries, repositories for church valuables and as refuges for the community. The door, normally 15-20 feet above ground was reached by a movable ladder and the interior was divided into four or more storeys.
The present height of the tower is 110 feet. The level of the surroundings has been raised by burials and the conical cap is missing.
An Cloigtheach
Mar chosaint ar ruathair na lochlannach faoi mhainistreacha sa 10ú/11ú A.D. A tógadh na cloigthithe, b'áiteanna faire, láithreacha clog, ionaid thaisce do sheoda Eaglaise agus termainn do muintir na mainistreach na cloigthithe arda sin. Bhíodh an doras de ghnáth 15-20 troigh os cionn na talún agus dréimire inaistrithe suas chuige. Bhíodh ceithre úrlár nó tuilleadh á roinnt laistigh.
Iio troigh ar airde atá an cloigtheach anois. Tá an talamh ina thimpeall ardaithe anois ag uaigheanna, agus tá an caipín coirceogach ar iarraidh.
Erected by Bord Fáilte Éireann. (Marker Number 98.)
Location. 53° Touch for map. Markers are on the round tower wall in the Monasterboice monastery site, about 0.8 miles west of the village of Monasterboice, and about 0.5 miles WNW of the intersection of Tower View road with routes R132, N1, and M1.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 13 kilometers of this marker, measured as the crow flies. The North Church / An Teampall Thuaidh (a few steps from this marker); The South Church / An Teampall Theas (within shouting distance of this marker); Monasterboice / Mainistir Bhuithe (within shouting distance of this marker); Knowth / Cnogbha (approx. 9.7 kilometers away); The Woodhenge/Pit circle / The Winter Soltice (approx. 10 kilometers away); Slane Abbey (approx. 10.6 kilometers away); Saint Patrick on the Hill of Slane (approx. 10.6 kilometers away); Duleek 1916 - 1981 Hunger Strike Monument (approx. 13 kilometers away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Monasterboice.
Also see . . . Monasterboice. (Submitted on November 20, 2009.)
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The fifth annual CityWrights professional weekend for playwrights, part of City Theatre's 20th Summer Shorts festival, gets underway Thursday with a 6:30 p.m. launch party at Miami's EPIC Hotel. With the theme "Building a Bridge Across the Gender Divide," the conference will have a focus on gender parity and the voices being heard on stages around the country.
Pulitzer Prize winner Marsha Norman will give the keynote speech during a Friday luncheon. She'll participate in a question-and-answer session Saturday and lead a workshop on writing for musical theater (she's the author of the book for the upcoming musical King Kong). Among other playwrights participating are Daria Polatin, Cusi Cram, Deborah Zoe Laufer, Donna Hoke, Elaine Romero, France-Luce Benson, Gwydion Sulebhan, Kelly Younger, Lauren Feldman, Lauren Yee, Leslie Ayvazian Anderson, Neena Beber, R. Eric Thomas, Steve Yockey, Susan Bernfield, Susan Miller and Suzanne Miller. A free public reading of new works (including pieces by Norman, Cram, Ayvazian and Laufer) will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Olympia Theater at Gusman, 174 E. Flagler St., Miami; visit www.olympiatheater.org to RSVP.
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Nicholas Richberg, the Carbonell Award-winning actor most recently seen in Zoetic Stage's Betrayal at Miami's Arsht Center, has been named the company's managing director. Richberg replaces company founder Kerry Shiller, who recently moved to Denver with her husband, former Arsht executive vice president Scott Shiller, when he was named president and CEO of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Richberg, who has been Zoetic's public relations director, has appeared in six of the company's productions and played Black Stache in the Arsht Center-University of Miami production of Peter and the Starcatcher, the role that won him a best actor Carbonell. Next season, he'll be one of the stars of the Stephen Sondheim musical Passion at Zoetic, and in his new post he'll work alongside artistic director Stuart Meltzer. For more information on the company, visit www.zoeticstage.com.
Mark Della Ventura, a New World School of the Arts grad, wrote a beguiling solo show titled Small Membership as his senior college project. He has performed the piece — a funny, warm, vulnerable play about a shy guy obsessed with his perceived shortcomings — several times in South Florida, and it has been accepted as one of the many shows in the 2015 edition of the New York International Fringe Festival. Performing it will be the easy part. Raising the dough to get there is the challenge.
To that end, Della Ventura has started a GoFundMe campaign, aiming for $8,500 to cover all the involved pay-to-play expenses involved in getting his show New York exposure. The festival will run Aug. 14-30, with performance times, dates and venues still to be set. Tickets will be $18. For more information on the festival, visit www.fringenyc.org.


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'Kiss The Shore' from Ragged Staff - an album that cannot fail to engage(October 01, 2013)
There's an enduring malleability about traditional folk music that freely allows adaptation, innovation and interpretation. Indeed, the application of one's own stamp within the 'trad arr' arena is an abiding folk tenet. And that my friends is what enables folk musicians to work with such a rich and timeless palette. There are numerous examples to consider. One example that does exactly what artists have always done within that remit is the latest album 'Kiss The Shore' from Ragged Staff.
This is a mix of 'trad arr' and contemporary compositions, each one given the Ragged Staff treatment. And that comprises the iridescent fiddle and emotive vocals of Caroline Riches, the adrenaline-charged uilleann pipes of Ned Lawton and the spine-tingling bouzouki and mandola of Mike Nacey.
It never ceases to amaze me how many wonderful artists continue to ply their musical wares across the folk tradition. There must be a bottomless vat of talent that erupts on occasion to pour yet more gifted musicians into the musical heritage of these islands. 'Kiss The Shore' is evidence enough that Ragged Staff have quaffed long and deep at that cask to deliver another gem into the tradition. From the opening 'Blacksmith' with its finely placed pipes, through the sparkle of 'We Drank Mimosa/ The Cobbler's Hornpipe' and the limitless exuberance of their take on 'Keys of Canterbury' to their gently melodic and languid offering of Turlough O'Carolan's 'Si Bheag Si Mhor', and the sombre 'The Whaler/ The Wren Hornpipe' complete with wave effects - this is an album charged with music that cannot fail to engage.
Ragged Staff are Caroline Riches (fiddle, vocals) Mike Nacey (Bouzouki, percussion) and Ned Lawton (tin whistle, bodhran, uilleann pipes, vocals). Find them here:www.ragged-staff.co.uk
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Stephen McNeil's Liberals pushed their replacement cyberbullying bill through third and final reading Thursday, brushing past continued criticism that the legislation remained flawed and needed more consultation.
Bill 27, the Intimate Images and Cyber-protection Act, now only requires royal assent to become law.
Are the critics right?
Much has changed since the NDP government's rush to pass Canada's first cyberbullying legislation back in 2013, a law, made in haste, that was struck down by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court in late 2015 as unconstitutional.
At the time, in the wake of public outrage over the death of Rehtaeh Parsons and the absence of appropriate legislation on the issue, the government clearly felt pressured to take action. It was criticized at the time for not listening to critics about the law's overreach, warnings which were subsequently borne out.
In March, 2015, a federal statute on cyberbullying became law, including allowing for criminal prosecutions where sexual images are shared without consent when there's a reasonable expectation of privacy.
So it's odd the McNeil Liberals, who first said they'd consult and pass this bill next spring, changed their minds and pushed it through now. If this new law, as some critics predict, is successfully challenged, similar warnings about undue haste will hit home.
The main objection seems to be that the new law does not provide sufficient backing for victims. Although victims can receive advice and support from the CyberSCAN agency, they themselves must take perpetrators to court to seek relief.
Lawyer David Fraser, who successfully challenged the original 2013 law, called the new legislation a "barrier to justice" because victims would face daunting legal bills — at least $10,000, he says — to proceed with a civil court action.
He's right in that legal bills pose a daunting obstacle for many people of limited means to seek justice through the courts, but, unfortunately, that's already true for victims across a broad spectrum of potential harms, from libel to medical malpractice.
The new law does allow the courts to impose general, special, aggravating and punitive damages against a perpetrator guilty of cyberbullying or of sharing intimate images without consent.
So victims with strong cases would have a reasonable expectation they could recover their legal costs. But, of course, there are no guarantees.
The high cost of going to court could dissuade some victims from pursuing civil court action, especially if the details of the case fell below the standards for criminal prosecution under federal law.
And we agree with critics that the legislation should have allowed for less expensive options through the justice system, such as applying for peace bonds to quickly require the offensive material to be taken down or distribution of it stopped, so that the damage to the victim does not continue.
Since an important purpose of the legislation has always been to protect vulnerable minors from harassment, the provision for a speedy remedy to stop the activity should surely be a priority.
Although the bill has passed third reading, there's nothing stopping the government from making further amendments when the legislature resumes next spring.


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Happy Monday! If you haven't been shopping at Amazon recently for beauty items, now might be the time to do it. Apart from Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals. Amazon also offers a free beauty box dependent on you purchasing a certain value of a selection of particular brands.
In Germany the value is set at a purchase of over 40 Euros, with the free box valuing 30 Euros plus it comes with a 10 Euro rebate certificate for future purchases from those brands. I chose the makeup box, there is also a skincare box available.
In the UK the deal is even better, with a 60 GBP worth box thrown in with 50 GBP worth of purchase. Here is the UK box. It contains products by Elemis, Miller Harris, Gatineau, Murad, Rituals, Rodial, Merumaya,, Percy & Reed, Spongellé and OPI .The offer lasts until the end of the year.


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What is the mCHP workshop?
The micro-Combined Heat & Power (mCHP) Workshop is aimed at educating natural gas utility sales & marketing staff with a goal of examining the potential energy savings and benefits of small scale combined heat and power for residential and commercial applications. The Workshop is hosted by the CHP Consortium of Energy Solutions Center and will be held in conjunction with ESC's Technology and Market Assessment Forum
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- Energy Utility Professionals
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I set up Outlook (as a trial, I think). I received my email and was able to receive them via cell. Trial is over, however, my email has not been reverted back to my email server. I cannot get my email and I cannot access Outlook to change the settings. WHAT DO I DO?
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"When you discover a band that's been around for awhile, it's often common to find their first album lacking a little something. Maybe it's too raw or doesn't yet contain that element that drew you to the band in the first place. Not so with TMGE. This is their 'roots' record, where they explore all facets of rock and pop. No riff or cliche is left untouched, from muscular Who-inspired power chords to hilarious Beatles harmonies. This album is definitely not as ferocious as their later records, but it is an absolutely crucial step in the formation of the TMGE sound. It is also just a terrific record in it's own right. As usual, I don't know what they're singing about, but it rocks just the same. Highly recommended."


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08 Feb Cocktails @ Buddy's
Every single one of our delicious cocktails is only £3.50 Monday – Thursday. Sometimes you just need a reason to get up in the morning, what's better than a little fruit and a lot of booze?
Our bar-team with the lovely help and feedback of our loyal customers have created an exceptionally fantastic cocktail menu from Pina Coladas to Strawberry Daiquiris they are guaranteed to impress. Keep an eye out for our weekly cocktail specials, created by our extremely talented mixologist Dylan.


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Granny Green's Big Night Out: 8th November 2010
This Monday we're focusing on craft and film. The craft group will be running, with more informal crafting concentrating on our own projects (or talking, whichever wins on the night!) and the film group with be watching All About Eve (see previous post). As always, we're at The LOT in the Grassmarket between 6pm and 9pm and the evening's free and open to anyone who's interested in coming along – no need to register, just pop in on the night!
Now for some news about next Monday – November 15th. On Monday 15th November, we'll be running a Beginning Electronics Workshop with the Edinburgh Hacklab. The workshop is aimed at complete beginners, no electronics experience required! You'll get an introduction to electronics and soldering – how it works, how to use a soldering iron – and then build a Conway's Game of Life kit (http://www.ladyada.net/make/conway/) This is a simple kit (16 blinky LEDs and a microcontroller) that simulates life itself… apparently! The kit comes with all the bits you'll need, including two AA batteries.
The cost for the workshop will be £15. This includes all of the components you'll need, plus access to all of the tools and materials needed to make the kit, as well as instruction and assistance from members of the Edinburgh Hacklab. We are only accepting a maximum of 15 participants to ensure you'll get enough one-to-one attention if and when you need it. We launched the workshop at last week's Granny Green's and places are filling up, so please let me know fairly quickly if you want a place by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com!
For full details about the Beginning Electronics workshop and payment details, please click here to download the information sheet (PDF)
Film night last night was great! Cafe latte and chocolate cake to die for. NIce to meet new people too. Great discussion, looking forward to the next event!


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Dolce Salon and Spa blessed us with their presence, on campus at Southwest Institute of Healing Arts yesterday. They were here for a Company Overview and were accepting applications for jobs in the Massage and Aesthetics department. There were 12 SWIHA graduates in attendance!
This is part of our on- going commitment to provide career opportunities to our graduates. Dolce will be hiring for all three of their locations Borgata, Arrowhead and Chandler, these are full time positions with benefits!
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Trolver Farmhouse
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This large farmhouse, a much loved second home, will comfortably sleep eight people. There are four spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sitting room and a reading room, a dining room perfect for long, languishing meals
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Tranquil Waters reminds me of a boutique style hotel with its wonderful double height living area, master bedroom and contemporary seaside furnishings. It occupies what is undoubtedly one of the most stunning locations on Restronguet creek
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The Hayloft has its own private garden and guests have access to 7 acres of land including a mature tree garden and a picturesque wildlife pond.
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A period character terraced granite cottage with many original features set in the heart of this peaceful creek side village. New Row is a beautifully furnished and well equipped cottage of considerable charm and character
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Acorn Cottage is a beautifully furnished and well equipped cottage of considerable charm. With a little help from Laura Ashley, the owners have created a real home from home.
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Skyber Byghan, meaning little barn, is a semi-detached reverse level barn conversion attached to the owners property. Has undergone an extensive refurbishment including a newly fitted kitchen and bathroom.
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A beautifully converted single storey stone barn in a wooded valley only 2 miles from the sea. Comfortable, welcoming quality accommodation for 2 people who love the Cornish countryside.
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Carvinack Cottage, situated within half a mile of Mylor Bridge village and just two miles from Mylor Harbour provides very comfortable accommodation for two, in a glorious peaceful location.
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Westmount Lodge is a 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom, luxury, executive house situated in beautiful, green countryside in Perrancoombe just outside Perranporth. Sleeps 10.
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Two bedroom apartment, sleeps 5. A superb holiday spot with the beach on your doorstep. This compact apartment offers a good standard of accommodation for you and your family who require a seaside holiday in this popular resort of Perranporth.
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Blue Harbour occupies a prime harbourside location, just a short stroll from the town centre of Falmouth. This detached single storey residence is likely to appeal to couples wanting home comforts and fabulous views
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The Case of the Stolen SculptureBook
A priceless sculpture has been stolen from the Capitol City Art Museum! But with insurance money to cover the theft and build a new education wing, no one is overly worried about getting the missing art back. The only ones who seem concerned with solving the case are Clemetine and her friends. Can these determined detectives get to the bottom of the art-museum mystery before it's too late?
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Alternative Title: Museum Mysteries, the case of the stolen sculpture
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At Sunshine Therapeutics, we offer a variety of complimentary services to create a complete wellness program for you. Please note that all providers are their own entity offering colabrative services at one location. Jocelyn Metzger is the only employee of Sunshine Therapeutics. Several of the servies below are offered at various other locations to meet your needs. No horse treatments are done at the wellness center location.
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Summer's were made for adventures. A time to go out, get lost and make new memories. This summer I vow to spend as much time as I can out side because last year I was too busy working and grinding to enjoy life. Summer is fleeting, enjoy it while it lasts!
What are your plans this summer?
Joy xx.