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Erasing History: Trump Administration Returning CIA Torture Report To Be Destroyed
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Over the last few months, a battle has played out over what will happen to the 6,700 page "CIA Torture Report" that the Senate Intelligence Committee spent many years and approximately $40 million producing. The report apparently reveals all sorts of terrible details about how the CIA tortured people for little benefit (and great harm in other ways) and lied to Congress about it. While a heavily redacted executive summary was released, there is apparently significantly more in the full report. And if we, as a country, are to actually come to terms with what our nation did, this report should be made public and there should be a public discussion on our past failings.
Instead, it looks like the report is going to be returned and destroyed. Senator Richard Burr has been against the report from the beginning, and ever since he took over the Senate Intelligence Committee he's demanded that the administration return the report, arguing (totally against all evidence) that it was a work product of the Senate Intelligence Committee not meant for distribution to the executive branch. Of course, that's the exact opposite of what Senator Dianne Feinstein -- who spearheaded the effort to create the report -- has said. The intention was to understand what the CIA did and make sure the same mistakes were not repeated. And, in fact, Feinstein asked the executive branch agencies to put the document into their own records -- which would make the report subject to a FOIA request.
The previous administration did not give the report back to Burr, but did block those in the executive branch from reading it or from putting it into their records -- which has so far stymied FOIA requests. And now, the Trump administration has started returning the report to Burr to destroy:
The Trump administration has begun returning copies of a voluminous 2014 Senate report about the Central Intelligence Agency's detention and interrogation program to Congress, complying with the demand of a top Republican senator who has criticized the report for being shoddy and excessively critical of the C.I.A.
The Trump administration's move, described by multiple congressional officials, raises the possibility that copies of the 6,700-page report could be locked in Senate vaults for good — exempt from laws requiring that government records eventually become public. The C.I.A., the office of the Director of National Intelligence and the C.I.A.'s inspector general have returned their copies of the report, the officials said.
This is problematic on many, many levels. Feinstein had even asked Obama to declassify the report, before leaving office -- something he refused to do. Feinstein is not at all happy about this turn of events.
"I'm concerned and disappointed that Chairman Burr demanded the return of copies of the classified edition of the torture report. The fact that he would take this divisive action without notifying or consulting with the Democrats on the committee is a departure from the bipartisan nature of this committee. It's particularly troubling he would take this divisive action while the committee is conducting its Russian investigation.
"The committee voted in March 2009 to initiate a report on harsh interrogation techniques used by the CIA on detainees during the Bush administration. After almost four years of hard work, the committee approved the report in December 2012. The CIA was afforded the opportunity to respond and where appropriate, changes were made and the CIA's responses were included in the footnotes. The committee then voted to declassify and release the executive summary and the findings and conclusions in December 2014.
"Chairman Burr's assertion that he, today, has authority over a final Senate report completed prior to him assuming the chairmanship is both alarming and concerning. This creates a dangerous precedent that a current chairman could question acts of previous congresses and countless historical reports and records and essentially nullify reports produced by a prior congress under a different chairman.
"No senator—chairman or not—has the authority to erase history. I believe that is the intent of the chairman in this case.
"I'm profoundly disappointed that CIA Director Pompeo would approve this action. Members, including myself, carefully questioned him during his confirmation process about his views on torture. He clearly stated his opposition to torture and made a commitment to read the full classified report. I very much doubt that he has had an opportunity to fulfill that commitment.
"The report is an important tool to help educate our intelligence agencies about a dark chapter of our nation's history. Without copies of it, the lessons we've learned will be forgotten. The intelligence agencies have a moral, if not legal, obligation to retain every copy of this report for posterity."
Senator Ron Wyden put out an even stronger statement:
"Attempts to erase history are the tactics of the insecure and the power hungry and have no place in a democracy. The torture report is a historical record that belongs to all Americans," Wyden said. "This unprecedented move by Chairman Burr and the Trump administration could serve only one purpose -- to pave the way for the kind of falsehoods used to justify an illegal and dangerous torture program. For the sake of future generations of Americans, this report should be immediately returned to the government agencies who gave it up, disseminated widely within the government and most importantly, declassified for the American people."
Assuming Burr gets back his copies and does, in fact, destroy them, there are still two possible other copies out there. The Trump administration (unlike the Obama administration) did, in fact, give a copy to the courts as was ordered by the judge in a case about the torture program. The other copy was apparently "preserved" in the Obama archives, where it will be kept for 12 years before it might be declassified. At this point that copy is, perhaps, the only chance that this detailed report won't be completely deleted from history.
Of course, the other possibility... is that someone along the way who had access to the report has kept a copy of it and decides to leak the report to the press. This would be doing a true service to history and help preventing future shameful episodes involving torture. Hopefully someone out there with access to the report -- and a conscience -- does the right thing.
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Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul seem to have dropped off the political map, struggling to win a Republican Party convention delegate here and there, but given no chance of winning the GOP presidential nomination.
But what of Rick Santorum?
He's hanging on to second place. But he's taken a shellacking in the last few primaries, falling even farther behind Mitt Romney, who keeps racking up more and more delegates (as well as endorsements) and an aura of "inevitability" among establishment Republicans.
In Tuesday's three primaries (Wisconsin, Maryland, and the District of Columbia) Romney won 88 delegates to Santorum's 9.
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In a nutshell, Santorum's survival strategy is to prevail in his home state of Pennsylvania April 24, then move into friendlier territory when southern states return to the primary scene in May (North Carolina, West Virginia, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Texas).
"In the minds of social conservatives, it's not even close to over," conservative Iowa radio host Steve Deace tells the Daily Beast's Michelle Goldberg. "The real question is how committed someone like Rick Santorum is to fighting this out all the way to the end. If he's committed to doing this on a personal level, there's plenty of social conservatives that will ride him to the finish line."
Well, maybe, and it's a long shot to be sure.
After two terms in the US Senate, Santorum was chucked from office in 2006 – losing by more than 700,000 votes and 18 percentage points.
Santorum now claims to have a "strong base of support" in his home state, but others aren't so sure.
"Rick Santorum is as unpopular in Pennsylvania today as he was six years ago when home-state voters kicked him out of the Senate in a rout," writes the Associated Press's Marc Levy from Gettysburg. "He failed to heal a rift with fiscal conservatives who had lost confidence in him or reassure party leaders that he could temper his hardline positions on social issues that repel the moderate and independent voters who are crucial to success in statewide elections in this diverse state."
Evidence cited here?
A February poll by Muhlenberg College showed that nearly half the registered voters surveyed viewed him unfavorably. Just 39 percent saw him favorably. A March 28 poll by Franklin & Marshall College showed Santorum with 30 percent support to Romney's 28 percent among registered Republicans, a significant drop from the 29-point advantage Santorum enjoyed in February.
Recent polling shows Romney catching up to Santorum in Pennsylvania. The latest Real Clear Politics polling average has Santorum ahead by less than 2 percentage points. New York Times polling analyst Nate Silver gives Romney the edge over Santorum in Pennsylvania (51-49 percent chance of winning).
Publicly, Romney is positioning himself to come in a respectable second in Pennsylvania while also doing everything he can to win – including on-the-ground campaigning and major media buys.
Even if he ekes out a win in Pennsylvania on April 24, the rest of the day could add up to bad news for Santorum.
Romney is ahead by as much as 33 points in New York and 23 points in Connecticut, according to Qunnipiac polling.
On Thursday, Santorum met privately with conservative leaders to strategize how they might overcome Romney's apparent momentum. Trying to get Gingrich to pull out was part of the discussion, but it may be past the point where that would help. Some surveys show Romney could pick up a substantial number of Gingrich supporters should the former House Speaker withdraw.
"Like halftime at a football game, you go into the locker room to gauge what has been working and what hasn't," meeting participant Richard A. Viguerie, chairman of ConservativeHQ.com, said in a statement. "The Santorum campaign team recognizes that, because of Mitt Romney's money advantage and his support from the Republican establishment and the mainstream media, Rick has, to some extent, lost control of the narrative in the campaign. Like Ronald Reagan, he needs to go over the heads of the establishment and take his case directly to the voters."
His next (and perhaps last) chance to do that is back home in Pennsylvania.


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1. Proceedings on a petition for writ of habeas corpus filed pursuant to K.S.A. 60-1501 are not subject to ordinary rules of civil procedure. To avoid summary dismissal of a K.S.A. 60-1501 petition, allegations must be made of shocking and intolerable conduct or continuing mistreatment of a constitutional stature.
2. The United States Constitution does not, in and of itself, create any protected liberty interest in a particular confinement status.
3. The United States Supreme Court has recognized that liberty interests for prisoners may be created in two ways. These interests will be generally limited to freedom from restraint which, while not exceeding the sentence in such an unexpected manner as to give rise to protection by the Due Process Clause in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution of its own force nonetheless imposes atypical and significant hardship on the inmate in relation to the ordinary incidents of prison life. It has also found a liberty interest may be implicated when state laws and prison regulations grant inmates liberty interests to which due process protections apply. In the first situation, the liberty interest exists apart from the State; in the second, the liberty interest is created by the State.
4. A plaintiff asserting that the government has violated the Due Process Clause by impugning his or her good name, reputation, honor, or integrity, must demonstrate that (1) the government made a statement about him or her that is sufficiently derogatory to injure his or her reputation, that is capable of being proved false, and that he or she asserts is false and (2) the plaintiff experienced some governmentally imposed burden that significantly altered his or her status as a matter of state law. This is sometimes described as the stigma plus standard.
5. Just because an inmate is treated differently due to his or her classification as a sex offender, it does not necessarily mean that these burdens rise to the level of creating a liberty interest. There must be a showing of significant alteration of status of the prisoner in comparison with prisoners who are not sex offenders in order for a liberty interest to be found.
Appeal from Butler District Court; JOHN E. SANDERS, judge. Opinion filed August 4, 2006. Reversed and remanded with directions.
Leo F. Schuyler, appellant pro se.
Julie St. Peter, of Kansas Department of Corrections, of El Dorado, for appellee.
Before HILL, P.J., GREENE, J., and BRAZIL, S.J.
HILL, J.: Leo F. Schuyler, an inmate at the El Dorado Correctional Facility (EDCF), sought habeas corpus relief from the district court when prison officials classified him as a sex offender. Schuyler was so classified because he was once charged with aggravated sexual battery, a charge that was later dismissed by the State. The district court summarily denied Schuyler's petition ruling that this was a matter of internal prison management and was therefore best left to "the professional staff."
Further inquiry is needed here. Employing a "stigma plus" standard, as adopted by the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, we first conclude that the sex offender classification makes a statement about Schuyler that is sufficiently derogatory to injure his reputation; that the statement is capable of being proved false; and that Schuyler asserts it is false. That satisfies the "stigma" portion of the analysis. But for the "plus" step of the Tenth Circuit standard, we think the court should have inquired whether the increased responsibilities and restrictions imposed upon him by this classification created a burden on Schuyler that significantly altered his status, especially when compared with an inmate not classified as a sex offender. Accordingly, we reverse and remand for further proceedings.
In 1991, Schuyler was charged with one count of aggravated sexual battery and one count of aggravated assault. The aggravated sexual battery charge claimed that Schuyler applied force to another person with the intent to arouse or satisfy his or another's sexual desires. Schuyler waived his preliminary hearing and was arraigned. Schuyler pled guilty to the aggravated assault charge, and the State dismissed the aggravated sexual battery charge. Schuyler received a prison sanction.
On September 23, 2003, Warden Raymond "Ray" Roberts, Jr., submitted an override request for Schuyler to be managed as a sex offender. The reason for this request was stated as follows: "1991 Agg. Assault offense was sexually motivated; was charged with Rape." This override request was granted by a review panel on October 28, 2003.
Schuyler filed a grievance and then followed all the administrative procedures necessary to perfect this appeal. Schuyler's claim was denied at every level of the process.
Schuyler filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus under K.S.A. 60-1501 in April 2005. His habeas corpus petition was summarily reviewed by the district court, which stated:
"This is a matter of the prison internal management process and is best left to prison professional staff. The Court sees no constitutional issues in prison classification matters such as the one in this case where an internal management policy was in place and used in the classification process. Petitioner has failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted and his petition is hereby denied."
The court dismissed his petition without a hearing.
Our standard of review is reiterated in Foy v. Taylor, 26 Kan. App. 2d 222, 223, 985 P.2d 1172, rev. denied 268 Kan. 886 (1999), where the court stated:
"Upon review of a district court's order dismissing a petition for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted, appellate courts are required to accept the facts alleged by the plaintiff as true. The court must determine whether the alleged facts and all their inferences state a claim, not only on the theories which the plaintiff espouses, but on any possible theory. [Citation omitted.]"
Schuyler alleges a denial of due process. "The issue of whether due process has been afforded is a question of law over which [appellate courts] have unlimited review. [Citation omitted.]" Hogue v. Bruce, 279 Kan. 848, 850, 113 P.3d 234 (2005).
We understand as well that "'[p]roceedings on a petition for writ of habeas corpus filed pursuant to K.S.A. 60-1501 are not subject to ordinary rules of civil procedure. To avoid summary dismissal of a K.S.A. 60-1501 petition, allegations must be made of shocking and intolerable conduct or continuing mistreatment of a constitutional stature.' [Citation omitted.]" Bankes v. Simmons, 265 Kan. 341, 349, 963 P.2d 412, cert. denied 525 U.S. 1060 (1998).
A series of Tenth Circuit cases are instructive here. In LeVoy v. Mills, 788 F.2d 1437, 1440 (10th Cir. 1986), the court stated: "The Constitution does not, in and of itself, create any protected liberty interest in a particular confinement status. [Citation omitted.]" But in discussing a claim that a prisoner's due process rights were violated when the prisoner was labeled as a sex offender, the court in Chambers v. Colorado Department of Corrections, 205 F.3d 1237, 1242 (10th Cir. 2000), stated:
"'The Due Process Clause guarantees due process only when a person is to be deprived of life, liberty, or property.' [Citation omitted.] Finding such a violation in the prison setting is particularly daunting. However, although an inmate's 'rights may be diminished by the needs and exigencies of the institutional environment, a prisoner is not wholly stripped of constitutional protections when he is imprisoned for crime. There is no iron curtain drawn between the Constitution and the prisons of this country.' [Citation omitted.]
"The Supreme Court has recognized a prisoner may be deprived of a liberty interest based on a severe change in the conditions of confinement. 'These interests will be generally limited to freedom from restraint which, while not exceeding the sentence in such an unexpected manner as to give rise to protection by the Due Process Clause of its own force nonetheless imposes atypical and significant hardship on the inmate in relation to the ordinary incidents of prison life.' [Citation omitted.] It has also found a liberty interest may be implicated when State laws and prison regulations grant inmates liberty interests to which due process protections apply. [Citation omitted.] 'In the first situation, the liberty interest exists apart from the state; in the second, the liberty interest is created by the state.' [Citation omitted.]"
This concept of liberty interests being created by the State has been refined in a later case. In Gwinn v. Awmiller, 354 F.3d 1211, 1216 (10th Cir. 2004), the court stated:
"'"Where a person's good name, reputation, honor, or integrity is at stake because of what the government is doing to him," a protectible liberty interest may be implicated that requires procedural due process in the form of a hearing to clear his name.' Jensen v. Redevelopment Agency of Sandy City, 998 F.2d 1550, 1558 (10th Cir. 1993) (quoting Wisconsin v. Constantineau, 400 U.S. 433, 437, 91 S. Ct. 507, 27 L. Ed. 2d 515 (1971)). Damage to one's reputation alone, however, is not enough to implicate due process protections. See Paul v. Davis, 424 U.S. 693, 701, 96 S. Ct. 1155, 47 L. Ed. 2d 405 (1976) (stating that 'reputation alone, apart from some more tangible interests such as employment, is neither "liberty" or "property" by itself sufficient to invoke the procedural protection of the Due Process Clause'); McGhee v. Draper, 639 F.2d 639, 643 (10th Cir.1981) ('[S]tigmatization or reputational damage alone, no matter how egregious, is not sufficient to support a [42 U.S.C.] § 1983 cause of action.')
"Instead, a plaintiff asserting that the government has violated the Due Process Clause by impugning his or her 'good name, reputation, honor, or integrity,' Jensen, 998 F.2d at 1558, must demonstrate that: (1) the government made a statement about him or her that is sufficiently derogatory to injure his or her reputation, that is capable of being proved false, and that he or she asserts is false, and (2) the plaintiff experienced some governmentally imposed burden that 'significantly altered [his or] her status as a matter of state law.' Paul, 424 U.S. at 710-11, 96 S. Ct. 1155. This is sometimes described as the 'stigma plus' standard."
It is this stigma plus standard that we now employ. We analyze the factors set forth under the stigma plus test separately.
First, it is clear that the State's classification of Schuyler as a sex offender is a statement that is derogatory enough to damage his reputation. "We can hardly conceive of a state's action bearing more 'stigmatizing consequences' than the labeling of a prison inmate as a sex offender." Neal v. Shimoda, 131 F.3d 818, 829 (9th Cir. 1997). It may also be possible for Schuyler to prove that he is not a sex offender. Schuyler apparently was labeled as a sex offender due to the fact that he was charged with but not convicted of aggravated sexual battery. If Schuyler would be able to present evidence regarding this prior charge, it is possible that he could show that he only committed the aggravated assault for which he was convicted and that the crime was not sexually motivated. Accordingly, Schuyler's claim complies with the "stigma" factor set forth in the Gwinn stigma plus standard. See Gwinn, 354 F.3d at 1216.
In order to understand the "plus" analysis, it is important to review the policies and procedures followed by the prison officials. Kansas Department of Corrections Internal Management Policy and Procedure (IMPP) 11-115 provides that inmates can be classified as sex offenders based on their prior convictions or their custodial behavior. Under IMPP 11-115, in order to find that Schuyler was a sex offender based on his aggravated assault conviction, the review panel had to have found that Schuyler was
"[a]n offender whose crime of conviction is a sex crime as identified by an state or federal statute, an offender with a prior conviction or juvenile adjudication of a sex crime, or a person who has ever been convicted of a crime that was sexually motivated. 'Sexually motivated' means that one of the purposes for which the offender committed the crimes was for the purpose of the offender's sexual gratification. The sexual motivation of the offense may be determined through either a judicial finding made at the time of sentencing or by information regarding the offense provided to the Kansas Department of Corrections."
It appears that the district court should have at least held a hearing to determine to what extent Schuyler is burdened by the sex offender label. Schuyler points to several requirements and restrictions that govern sex offenders under IMPP 11-115 as proof that the sex offender label imposed a burden that significantly altered his status. For example, IMPP 11-115(I)(A)(4) requires that sex offender treatment be placed on a sex offender's inmate program plan. A sex offender must also submit to sex offender treatment after being released from prison. IMPP 11-115(I)(B)(1). The sex offender must pay the costs of the sex offender treatment after being released from prison, unless the sex offender can show he or she is indigent. IMPP 11-115(IV)(B). A sex offender may also have limited contact with minors. IMPP 11-115(VI). A sex offender is also subject to polygraph testing, both inside prison and after he or she is released. IMPP 11-115(VIII). A sex offender is also prohibited from viewing sexually explicit material. IMPP 11-115(IX). Schuyler also claims that his classification as a sex offender would also cause him to be removed from his work release status because he would be moved to another facility to attend the sex offender treatment program. Schuyler has not provided any citation in support of this claim. Under our standard of review, we must accept this allegation as true.
The question left unanswered is how the responsibilities and restrictions listed above compare with those of an inmate who is not classified as a sex offender. This comparison is important in determining whether Schuyler had a liberty interest in not being classified as a sex offender. In Bankes, 265 Kan. at 351, while discussing whether an inmate's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination was violated by a sex offender treatment program that required the inmate to admit guilt, the court stated:
"The housing assignment given to an inmate, his or her custody classification, granting of parole, spending limitations at a canteen, regulation of visiting hours, withholding of good time awards, and regulation of other daily activities which are not atypical and do not pose a significant hardship within a prison, do not involve a liberty interest or violate the defendant's Fifth Amendment right by compelling him to incriminate himself and participate in SATP. [Citations omitted.]"
Bankes shows that just because an inmate is treated differently due to his or her classification as a sex offender, it does not mean that these burdens rise to the level of creating a liberty interest. It should also be noted that Schuyler might not have the restrictions and requirements usually imposed on sex offenders after leaving prison. IMPP 11-115(I)(C)(1) allows a sex offender to submit an override request asking that he not be managed as a sex offender while in prison or after he is released from prison. Since Schuyler is currently confined in prison, the impact on Schuyler after leaving prison is speculative at this point. It should also be noted that Schuyler claims that he will be required to register as a sex offender after leaving prison. However, no authority has been provided to support this allegation.
The district court erred in finding that Schuyler did not state a claim upon which relief could be granted. The overwhelming authority shows that an inmate that has not been convicted of a sex offense may have a liberty interest that is entitled to due process protections in not being classified as a sex offender if the stigma plus standard is shown.
The State claims that the stigma plus standard is incorrect for reviewing a due process violation. The State claims that the appropriate standard can be found in Turner v. Safley, 482 U.S. 78, 96 L. Ed. 2d 64, 107 S. Ct. 2254 (1987). In Turner, inmates challenged prison regulations that limited mail access and marriage. In making a determination regarding whether the regulations violated the inmates' constitutional rights, the Court stated: "[W]hen a prison regulation impinges on inmates' constitutional rights, the regulation is valid if it is reasonably related to legitimate penological interests." 482 U.S. at 89.
The present case is distinguishable from Turner in that Schuyler is not directly attacking the constitutionality of IMPP 11-115. Instead, Schuyler is only claiming that he was denied due process by being classified as a sex offender under the circumstances of this case. The fact that the State was following the mandate of IMPP 11-115 does not change Schuyler's claim. Accordingly, the reasoning in Turner is not applicable here.
Thus, we reverse and remand to allow the district court the opportunity to hear evidence and determine whether Schuyler has shown that he has a liberty interest under the stigma plus standard. If the district court finds that Schuyler does have a liberty interest in not being classified as a sex offender, the court should then proceed to determine whether Schuyler received the process he was due.
Reversed and remanded with directions.


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At CPAC, silence on gay marriage
Republican Sen. Rob Portman's surprise endorsement of gay marriage pushed the issue even further to the forefront of the national political conversation.
But at the largest annual gathering of conservative activists this week, top speakers have been mostly mum about it.
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And the relative silence on the main stage of the Conservative Political Action Conference also says something about the country's shift on the issue: Same-sex marriage is no longer the winning issue it was for the GOP less than a decade ago, when George W. Bush was running for re-election and a generation of younger voters had not yet come of age.
( Also on POLITICO: GOP elite backs Portman on gay marriage)
Long a motivator of the Republican base, the issue has gotten plenty of attention at CPAC in the past. But not on the central stage of this year's mega-gathering in Maryland.
"CPAC is no less ideological, but it's becoming more tactical and strategic," said pollster Kellyanne Conway, who also believes Republicans are making a mistake not making clear where they stand and adopting what she called "a defensive crouch."
Save for a punchline from GOP mega-donor Foster Friess about the Chick-fil-A protests and a full-throated speech from former Sen. Jim DeMint, the conversation from CPAC's main stage about gay marriage has been non-existent. More time was devoted to panel discussions about women's issues and abortion than to gay marriage.
It was an especially stark contrast on a day when the Republican establishment was answering questions about Portman's conversion on gay marriage. Instead of being lambasted in speeches, it was as if Portman didn't exist.
( Also on POLITICO: Gingrich: No gay marriage evolution)
To be sure, the conservative base has by no means discarded its objections to gay marriage, as the Chick-fil-A protests last year underscored. One of the opening-day panels featured the National Organization for Marriage making the case against same-sex nuptials (the group's leader, Brian Brown, told Slate Friday night that Portman should expect a primary). And the gay group GOProud was not invited to take part in the festivities this year, for the second year in a row.
Of all the party's prospective 2016 hopefuls who spoke so far, Sen. Marco Rubio made the most direct reference to gay marriage — and in the form of defending his own opposition to it, as opposed to denouncing it.
"Just because I believe that states should have the right to define marriage in the traditional way does not make me a bigot," Rubio told the crowd on Thursday afternoon, adding that the issue should be left to the states.
( Also on POLITICO: Twitter reacts to Portman switch)
It was hard not to notice the gentle approach on the topic of gay marriage (and outside the event itself, a group of consultants, operatives and media gathered at an unauthorized event in support of gay marriage).
There were no calls from the stage from prospective candidates for a federal marriage amendment, a hallmark of some CPACs past.


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You must therefore be perfect just as your heavenly Father is perfect.'
With such a challenge how did Christianity ever dwindle, as it often does, to being a mere morality or another ideology competing for world domination or even worse, a refuge for those fearful of the revolution of the spirit?
It is not just that 'perfection' is off-putting. In context the word refers to God's boundless, non-judgmental love that is tested in human affairs by our capacity to love those who do us harm or reject us. Perfectionism is a refuge for religion that does not want to understand this and that prefers the ego-satisfaction of making rules it takes pleasure in keeping and a perverse pleasure in breaking.
If God were as easy to understand as that we'd have an easier lot in life. There wouldn't be the insatiable thirst that is at the core of human existence. But how can we endure an invitation to divinization from a stranger who won't take no for an answer and comes back without shame for yet another rejection?
Jesus often got impatient with his disciples – 'so slow to understand'. We see the same resistance in the time it takes many of us to understand meditation. There are many books and teachings that say meditation is good, of course, as a preparation for hearing what God has to say. This is a pious way of missing the point – not so different from saying that, yes, meditation is good because it makes us sleep better at night and reduces our cholesterol.
To get the point that God is the silence, that's the point. Our mystical tradition teaches that. But it seems easier to go the more complicated route.
And why keep bringing meditation into it? Isn't it worth repeating that there is a simpler and more direct way home?
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Updated By: Winnie Wright
May 6, 2014, 5:30pm
Residents of Lake Park, GA are anxious to find out whether or not the City will allow a controversial development project in their backyards.
The City Council will meet tonight to vote on the project.
Developers say they would like to put low income senior housing behind the Lake Park Post Office.
Residents, developers, and local leaders gathered for a community meeting recently to discuss the project.
Residents have been very vocal about their feelings on the development. They say there is no market for low income senior living in Lake Park and also say they are concerned about long-term residents that may come to stay with their grandparents or elderly parents.
They also say the area is zoned for commercial use and would bring much more revenue to Lake Park is businesses were built on the lot.
With all the rain and flooding issues that have recently occurred in South Georgia, homeowners on the lake up against the lot also say they are worried about flooding if the development is built.
We will found out tonight if the development will move forward when the City Council meets to vote at 7:30pm.
Winnie Wright
April 28. 2014
Lake Park, GA - The Lake Park City Council, residents, and developers took to Lake Park Elementary Monday night to have their voices heard regarding an apartment complex, meant for low-income seniors, in the city.
"It's really an attempt to come in and educate and to try to alleviate the fears of what people will think about the type of population that populates these projects", says Tom Kurrie, Counsel for the Developers.
Kurrie says there is a market in Lake Park for low income seniors; many of them retired or working part-time, who are looking to rent. He says renters must be over 55, make less than $25,000 a year, have no criminal record, and no children.
Many at Monday meeting worry how the managing company will regulate who visits the apartments for long periods of time, and can they legally discriminate against children.
"For purposes of senior housing, you can add a provision to the lease addendum for senior housing that there will be no children residents", says Kurrie.
Kurrie says regular inspections and should alleviate these concerns. Counsel for the residents says there is more money to be made if the lot is used for commercial purposes.
"It is zoned commercial it's been zoned commercial, and that's the highest and best use for the property by the planning commission both historically and in to the future", Wayne Ellerbee, Counsel for the Residents of Lake Park .
Ellerbee says there is plenty of land already zoned as residential that can be used for this project.
The Lake Park City Council will vote on the development at their meeting on may 6th at 7:30pm.


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The Class of 2012 may have few reasons to celebrate this year. Along with the long-term unemployed, experts say their prospects are the bleakest among all job-seekers.
The U.S. economy added a lower-than-expected 80,000 jobs last month, according to data Friday from the Labor Department. Though the overall unemployment rate remained unchanged at 8.2%, experts say this year's 1.8 million college graduates have a rough job search ahead. "Over the last five years, the jobs situation has gotten increasingly intense for each successive graduating class," says Paul T. Conway, president of Generation Opportunity, a non-profit think-tank based in Arlington, Va. "Their concern is now palpable."
The last half-decade has not been good to graduates. Only a half of those who graduated since 2006 are now employed full time, according to a recent Rutgers University survey. More college graduates are settling for jobs that in years past would have gone to those without degrees, while people in their 30s are now occupying jobs once taken by recent graduates, says Carl Van Horn, professor of public policy and director of Rutgers' John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development.
But if all the young people who've already given up looking for jobs are included — the 1.7 million people aged 18-29 who've been out of work for more than a year — the latest 8.2% unemployment figure would be closer to 16.8% for that age group, Conway says. That's the highest unemployment rate for that age group since World War II. "Their story is one of few opportunities, delayed dreams, and stalled careers," he says.
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The faltering economic recovery prompted students from the class of 2012 to apply for jobs much earlier than graduates of earlier years. More than half of college seniors reported they applied for a job prior to graduating, according to a survey of 48,000 graduating seniors by National Association of Colleges and Employers, and more than a quarter of those that applied for a job found one, the survey found.
Some majors fared far better than others: Over half of those who accounting, engineering, computer science, economics and business administration graduates received at least one offer.
But faced with competition from older workers, young professionals are accepting jobs for less money. College graduates who obtained their first job between 2009 and 2011 earned $27,000 a year or 10% less than those who entered the workforce in the two previous years, the Rutgers survey found. Van Horn says many of this year's graduates lucky enough to find employment will be disappointed with their salary. Mark Mulholland, 22, a history major from the University of Virginia, graduated in May 2012 and is now looking for work in communications. "My hope is to gain valuable experience rather than a massive salary," he says. His target? $40,000 a year.
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The Class of 2012 may have few reasons to celebrate this year. Along with the long-term unemployed, experts say their prospects are the bleakest among all job-seekers.