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Publication Date: November 13, 1999
In this comprehensive guide, three experts in midlife health draw on interviews, the latest research, and their own expertise to help men, women, and couples on the journey from midlife turbulence to midlife mastery.
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Parents need to know that Africa is another documentary project from the award-winning team behind Life. It takes viewers on a tour of Africa's natural diversity, focusing on awe-inspiring, unlikely, and sometimes bizarre animal behavior to be found in the far reaches of the continent. As with any nature show, expect to see the subjects in their natural habitats and practicing their instinctive behavior like hunting and eating prey (and hunters' tendencies to target young or weak victims), territorial fighting and killing, and reproducing. If your kids don't know the basics of this kind of behavior, you may want to outline the main points before watching and be on hand to answer questions as they arise.
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From the team behind the documentary Life comes AFRICA, a nature series that crisscrosses the continent studying animal behavior, climate, and geology throughout the vast land. Using cutting-edge film technology, the series captures close-up images of never-before-seen places and previously undocumented practices among species ranging from tiny insects to towering giraffes.
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A seven-part series that took four years to make, Africa is a fascinating visual tour of a continent with secrets around each corner. Every animal species, every cavern, every watering hole has a story to tell about how the land evolved and its inhabitants adapted, often in environments so harsh that each day poses a new test to their survival. As in Life, there are many firsts documented here, which is testimony to the cutting-edge technology that allows the crew to observe the subjects' behavior without disruption but also inspires new questions about the many mysteries of the wild that still exist.
Africa accomplishes precisely what Life did before it; it makes learning about the world just as fun as tuning into a favorite TV series. The show has it all: drama, comedy, romance, and even some sweaty-palms moments when the stars' fates hang in the balance. Not only will your family enjoy the stories as you watch them unfold, they'll also retain a lot of what they see and hear because of the quality of its presentation, which makes this a fantastic option for watching together. Just be sure your youngsters are prepped on what it means to be an animal in the wild so they won't be surprised by the predatory hunting and the occasional mating ritual.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz Will Resign From the DNC, but Progressives Shouldn't Celebrate Just Yet
Why Donald Trump Could Be the Next President of the United States
A Short Note to Bernie Supporters Who Equate Hillary Clinton With Donald Trump
Donald Trump's Strategy for Victory Is Clear, but Are Democrats Able to See It?
By Juan Cole
Last time we checked, it was the year 2015, but apparently the Internet-enabled white supremacists who formulated the Twitter hashtag #BoycottStarWarsVII, along with the associated cyber-campaign, have yet to catch up with the fact that entertainment products don't exist solely for their enjoyment.
While our northern neighbor may seem like a socialist utopia to Americans facing the possibility of Donald Trump as president, Canadian Sana Saeed explains how conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper has actually steered the country far away from being the welcoming progressive country that many imagine.
While Confederate memorials continue to draw public funding, across the United States time and divestment have transformed historic black cemeteries into trash dumps and overgrown forests.
A powerful new video featuring dozens of artists and activists, including Lauryn Hill and Alice Walker, draws comparisons between blacks' and Palestinians' struggles for justice.
Millions of brilliant Americans—often people of color—have been set up from birth to be put behind bars. Boris Franklin was one of them, and his words dramatically trace a powerful system that destroys lives.
By Kasia Anderson
Is Ann Coulter the mastermind behind Donald Trump's inflammatory immigration rhetoric? The conservative pundit herself apparently thinks so.
If you have a tattoo, you no longer have to worry about it dying out with your body, thanks to a new service; a piece explains why we're unable to keep pharmaceutical companies from charging absurd amounts for drugs; meanwhile, a year after the Ayotzinapa disappearances in Mexico, relatives of the missing students are still seeking justice. These discoveries and more after the jump.
The founders of this nation recognized Islam as one of the world's great faiths. Incredibly and disgracefully, much of today's Republican Party disagrees.
By Nick Anderson
The presidential candidate is just a rich white racialist bigot who enjoys bullying people he considers inferior. And that seems to be what many Republicans want.
Bill Day, Cagle Cartoons
The treatment the 14-year-old science buff received from police and school authorities is emblematic of the obstacles children of color face—even when they have educational privilege.
New York City Police Officer James Frascatore has given new meaning to the Grand Slam of tennis.
New York media company NowThis News teamed up with The Huffington Post to release a handy video that explains why anyone crying out "reverse racism" should stop.
There's a scientific reason you should ignore what your mom taught you and leave your bed unmade every day; a writer ponders whether newly minted Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn can undo what Tony Blair did to the party; meanwhile, a black woman says she was detained in a mental hospital for over a week because cops didn't believe her BMW belonged to her. These discoveries and more after the jump.
The neoliberal shill Malcolm Gladwell reached a new low in arguing that Hurricane Katrina provided new opportunities for many of the poor blacks involuntarily displaced by the storm.
Donaldo Trumpez, an arrogant Mexican billionaire played by Mexican-American actor George Lopez, explains why Mexico should be building a wall to keep U.S. frat boys from crossing the border and to quash cartels who glean all their power from Americans' insatiable thirst for drugs.
By Clay Bennett
Newly released records show that black men have been killed by police in California at eight times the rate of other residents over the past decade.
Every year, thousands of high school students get ready for the SAT by using The Princeton Review's test preparation services.
Actor Idris Elba, who starred in "The Wire," has all the makings of a killer James Bond, which would explain the persistent public campaign to urge the filmmakers behind the long-running spy franchise to pass the torch to him after Daniel Craig's tenure as 007 ends.
The U.K. socialist supports many progressive policies, but there's one in particular that makes him worthy of heading the Labour Party; some TV shows can have a strong impact on our psychological tendencies; meanwhile, target shooters are destroying ancient rock art in Utah. These discoveries and more after the jump.
Genuine conservatives aren't wrong to fret, but they seem unwilling or unable to grasp the clearest evidence that Trump is channeling toxic currents from the past—namely, his appeals to racial bigotry, his truculent attitude toward other nations and his extremist "solution" to illegal immigration.
Those hoping for a nuanced takedown of the response to the epic catastrophe that washed away much of what the city once was will have to look elsewhere for that sort of thing.
Following Wednesday morning's on-air shooting of two employees from WDBJ7 TV in Virginia, in which 24-year-old journalist Alison Parker and 27-year-old cameraman Adam Ward were killed, details from the back story about the gunman and his potential motives came to light.
The issue of whether Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King ever explicitly misrepresented himself about his racial background appears to hinge primarily upon one sentence in a 2012 Rebel Magazine article and CNN host Don Lemon's account of an exchange he had with King.
Julian Bond was a lifelong activist, speaking out in recent years for marriage equality, getting arrested in front of the White House while protesting the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, and supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. The civil-rights pioneer died this week at the age of 75.
Poet Sonia Greenfield ruminates over the racism and ethnocentrism involved in international responses to epidemics, including the recent Ebola outbreak, which was mostly concentrated in West Africa.
In this latest episode of his TeleSUR show "Days of Revolt," Truthdig columnist, author and activist Chris Hedges takes on the considerable and timely topics of police brutality and entrenched racism in America.
Here's one measure of how the Black Lives Matter movement has made its mark on national politics in a few short months: Some presidential candidates are recognizing the need to get with the proverbial program (or at least seem as if they are).
The group's call for prostitution decriminalization is another in a long line of triumphs for heartless neoliberal economics and capitalism's grotesque commodification of human beings.
We need to stop putting our favorite candidates on a pedestal. Instead, as Black Lives Matter has shown recently, progressives need to set the agenda and force candidates to follow.
The police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., a year ago launched the Black Lives Matter movement. But officer-involved shootings seem only to have accelerated.
A towering wave of criticism washes over the Republican front-runner in response to his race-baiting comments.
Marking the anniversary of Michael Brown's death at the hand of a Ferguson, Mo., police officer, professor John A. Powell discusses how we can create a society in which black lives really do matter.
Despite media gushing over Jon Stewart's "evisceration" of certain people, groups and issues, such as racism and Fox News, for example, the "Daily Show" host discovers that, much to his dismay, he hasn't solved a single problem during his tenure on the political comedy show.
You can now take a swing at a Donald Trump piñata or read along as a Mexican comic book hero punches the billionaire for you.
What were "slavery, colonialism, Jim Crow, and urban apartheid if not extreme forms of economic inequality?" Seth Ackerman asks in the magazine Jacobin.
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Black Lives Matter changed the life of one young activist. Now, despite being hit with numerous criminal charges for her activism, she refuses to back down on her organizing.
In a new documentary by journalist and activist Jose Antonio Vargas, white millennials come face to face with their own tendency to blame minorities for their problems before engaging in critical research to find out the truth.
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POLITICIANS treat voters like children because they act like children, experts have confirmed.
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Righto I though I'd post up my thoughts on last nights 1-0 victory against them that pay £350k a week and don't live in the town they call "home". Bit like United moving to Surrey I guess. Their fans arethere after all ;o)
Yahoo a clean sheet. 3rd in row. Excellent.
We won! I'd take 1-0 all season to be honest.
Thoughts, concerns and ideas.
1. It was a strong side and it seems that Johnson is making his home on the left which is no problem while Wisdom continues to play as he has. Defensively we looked more solid apart from a couple of squeeky bum moments, especially one from Downing.
2. Cracking goal. Well done Downing.
3. The midfield looked pretty composed to be honest but to Anzhi's credit they did get a relatively good grasp of Shelvey. He didn't get much room but Gerrard and Sahin kept a good control of the game.
4. Up front was interesting. Assaidi was excellent on the left. He seems to be quite mature making good choices most of the time (one hospital ball to Johnson springs to mind) and I wouldn't mind if he had a go every now and then. The ability is there, beef up a little and gain alittle more self belief and he could be one dangerous winger. However, he does not in anyway give you a goal threat. He certainly gives you width and the ability to get behind defenses but I don't see him scoring 10+ a season. There's a trade off for Rodgers to consider there.
Suarez is simply not a centre forward (as we know) period. His movement is such that he is not that target player when it's time for the final ball. He will create chances and probably be on end of some goals but I'd be surprised if he was in position to slot home a cross from 6 yards. He'd probably be the one crossing it.
He casued them trouble all night at the back but his reputation for going to ground is now costing us. We need that centre forward ASAP, it's there for everyone to see.
Downing on the right (first half) was anonomous for the majority of the first 45. He's too rigid in maintaining his positon and width and essentially plays himself out of the game. Sterling's introduction changed that with his extra movement he became easier to find, harder to mark and therefore a bigger menace. He should have put Suarez through when we broke second half and I wonder how much of that is niaive confidence or something else.
Concerns? Yes I have some. Firstly when Anzhi introduced Traore in the second half they got a better foothold in the game which was in part a problem of our own making. We failed to keep hold and control the ball. Secondly on more than one occasion we found our defensive line on our own 18 yard line while the midfield was on the half way line waiting for the clearance. The gap was far too big and when we lost the ball in that area we were in trouble. A better side would have taken advantage. That's been an issue n all our games thus far this season.
To summarise it was a good and much needed result. Top of our group, YAY and another clean sheet. Still a work in progress and this Sunday will be tough. However Anzhi were not that good a side. They'll give us trouble in the away fixture for sure but they're certainly no Madrid or Barcelona. As a passing note I still think Downing (despite the cracking goal and playing in 2 positions) was our weakest player last night.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
What is a hospital ball?
I assume it's not one of the three obvious things.
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The USB port on the side is very handy, and supports a surprising number of file formats! Not quite VLC, but way more than I'd expect to be built into a TV. We keep an external HDD hooked up to the side and keep all our media on it, it's like a built in media center!
For the price, it's definitely the best TV out there.
The only thing I was worried about was the fact that it was only 60hz but so far it hasn't been an issue at all. I've watched some of the NBA Finals games and FIFA World Cup games in HD and the picture quality is unbelievable. I also hooked up my Xbox 360 with an HDMI cable and the games look great in 1080p.
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The Vizio always seemed to have an excellent picture, it never once occurred to me to change the settings. When I got the Samsung, I felt I immediately had to change the settings, in particular reducing the contrast. Picture quality can be highly subjective (and in my case even psychological) and I don't claim to be an expert. I still feel like the Vizio was markedly better, but I have become used to the Samsung and it's fine. The refresh on the Vizio was 120Hz vs. 60 Hz for the Samsung. I don't watch sports, but the stock ticker going by does seem less sharp. Again, this could be subjective; I wasn't able to hook them up side-by-side. I haven't hooked up a blu-ray yet which would be the important issue.
The Vizio took a long time to tune stations and had no program guide. The Samsung tunes very quickly and has a program guide (my one gripe is that it doesn't display the next show by default and requires button pushes to do so). For me, this usability issue trumps everything else! From the same antenna hookup, the Vizio did a markedly better job of tuning in stations and displayed them with fewer errors. I did not expect this.
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Healthcare environments throughout America are overcrowded and the patients that use those services often encounter staff that are overworked and overwhelmed. Many healthcare professionals have become task-oriented zombies and have lost their ability to provide compassionate patient centered care. Staff members often tell patients that they don't have the time to do the little things anymore. This program will show participants how easy it is to instill compassion back into practice in 60 seconds or less. Attendees will be able to identify patient behavioral factors and demonstrate an understanding of how to develop and use caring statements in daily practice.
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) announced Friday that he will not run for reelection in 2014, giving Republicans a prime pickup opportunity in a state that's grown increasingly red in recent years. As I approach 50 years of public service in West Virginia, Ive decided that 2014 will be the right moment for me to find new ways to fight for the causes I believe in and to spend more time with my incredible family," Rockefeller said in a statement. Republicans already have their top recruit in place for the race. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) threw her hat in the ring late last year, and is considered the front-runner for the seat, should she survive what could be a tough GOP primary. National Republican Senatorial Committee Executive Director Rob Collins said West Virginia is an "even stronger pickup opportunity" now that Rockefeller has stepped aside.
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Hmmm, West Virgina...I cannot think of any potential Republican candidates who have been members in the KKK.
The GOP will no doubt miss that opportunity entirely.
Is that the last of those commie azzwipe Rockefellers?
Hope West Virginians nominate someone good. This is an opportunity to take away a Senate seat from the Democrats for a very long time. Please no ridiculous loser candidates like Angle, O'Donnell, Akin, etc.
Thanks SMGFan. The Demagogic Party and its deep-pocketed co-conspirators will spend more money to hold that seat than the Grand Kleagle did installing streetlights on every two track in the state.
No backstabbing winner candidates like McCain, Graham or Hagel would be nice too.
But I thought we had good candidates in states Romney won —Montana , North Dakota,
Let's try to nominate the most conservative candidate that CAN win a general election.
There are poor establishment candidates too. Let's just nominate the most conservative candidate that CAN win. Where the establishment favors some squish and there is a strong Tea Party grass roots candidate that polls well against the Democrat and has a bright future, then by all means lets go with the Tea Party person. We can't keep wasting Senate opportunities on awful candidates like O'Donnell, Angle or Akin though. These are pickup opportunities we are just flushing down the toilet on joke candidates that have little to no chance to win statewide.
For the Democrats he was. Manchin and pretend "conservative" Democrats like him effectively steal seats from us. He may not vote with Democrats all the time, but he denies conservatives a seat in a state we should win and delivers critical votes to Reid and Obama if they desperately need it.
Rats will just nominate another phony moderate like Manchin and GOP will lose by 30+
"Public service" - overbearing abuse of power.
Right. Our overlords will promptly screw it up.
I've been waiting for that 'feller to go by the wayside for a *long* time.
"...giving GOP prime pickup opportunity."
So what?
Even when the GOP had control of the Senate, they were completely worthless to the cause of Conservatism.
GOP is going to need a lot more than that. Something along the lines of replacement for a huge percentage of their base, myself included, that will likely never support a national republican party candidate again.
As soon as the Pubics cave on even one step of gun control, no matter how insignificant, no matter how good a deal, no matter how "common sense", I will NEVER VOTE FOR ONE AGAIN. Do you hear that Republicans? You are going to lose the House, lose ground in the Senate and no one alive will live to see the next Republican president. How's that for opportunity?
Sorry for the rant but I've supported them for 30 years and every single day of that thirty years Government has somehow gotten bigger, more expensive and more intrusive. It's time for something new.
They'll screw it up somehow.
The West Virginia GOP gave Mancin a pass in 2012, perhaps hoping he would switch to our side if we got to at least fifty seats. The Rockefeller West Virginia seat will flip to the Republican column in 2014. Congresswomen Mary Capito is already announced.
South Dakota is also looking good, with former Governor Mike Rounds having formed an exploratory committee.
Mark Begich (Alaska), Mary Landrieu (La.) and Kay Hagan (N.C.) are all very vulnerable.
After these five, Mark Pryor (Ark.) would be the next most vulnerable.
Finally, Max Baucus (Mont.), Mark Udall (Colo.), Al Franken (Minn.) and Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) represent possibilities.
Susan Collins (Me.) would be the most vulnerable on our side.
The Republican nominee is certain to be Rep. Shelly Moore Capito who annouced several weeks ago. She is no perfect conservative but is likely to win in my opinon
On the plus side, at least they're not prepping John Raese for another run.
If I could pick only one RAT on that list to purge, I'd go with freaky Al Franken in a heartbeat. Shame he's not higher up on the "vulnerable" list.
There are still some younger Rockefeller leftists around, mainly in the Rockefeller Foundation where they fund marxists and anti-American groups with millions of dollars.
Jay Rockefeller is the worst of all living Rockefellers. I wish he had died 20 years ago. Instead, as our luck would have it, he bought himself a state and wrecked it (the union miners bad luck).
Time for him to do a little deep mining himself. Not 6 feet deep, Hell deep. Now that would be a "good deep".
When Rockefeller started supporting anti-coal policies, I knew he would retire. As I posted when the pro-choice Capito announced her run (or was it right before that, when it was merely speculation?), the GOP candidate won't be facing the pro-abortion Rockefeller, he or she will be facing some good ol' boy Democrat who will claim to be pro-life, pro-gun and drink coffee made from powdered coal. He (and it will be a he) will appear in commercials cradlind a baby in his right arm (with the Bible in his left hand and a hunting rifle strapped to his back) and say "Shelley Capito won't protect babies from abortion, but I will" and "the only people whom Capito will do even less for than the working men and women of this state are innocent babies." And the odds are at least 50/50 that dumb voters will fall for it, just as they did with Manchin.
If Capito were pro-life, she'd be a sure winner. But she isn't pro-life (and if she was going to claim a pro-life conversion, she would have done it some time over the past 15 years), so we're at the mercy of who the Democrats run. And since the GOP virtually has no bench in WV, I don't think there's an obvious alternative to Capito as our nominee, much less one who could beat her in a primary. This will not be an easy pickup.
I think she'd probably win regardless but what do you figure the odds are that they'll run a pro-life rat? I doubt the majority of rat primary voters are pro-life.
Possible candidates from Politics1
Mike Callaghan (D) - Ex-State Democratic Chair
Gaston Caperton (D) - Ex-Governor
Robin Davis (D) - Supreme Court Justice
Carte Goodwin (D) - Ex-US Senator
Nick Rahall (D) - Congressman
Natalie Tennant (D) - Sec. of State
Earl Ray Tomblin (D) - Governor
Which are pro-life? Obviously Tomblin would be their strongest candidate, he can run and still be Governor if he looses.
Rahall is pro-life ASAIK. It would be nice to pick up his House seat though.
Capito had been narrowly leading Rockefeller.
I see you think the odds are near 100%.
Most recent polling has Frankenberry with pretty good leads against possible candidates Bachmann (obviously she cannot win, it's a shame SHE'S the joke in MN) T-Paw and Coleman.
I don't think retread Coleman is a good idea, I think we need Pawlenty or Congressman Erik Paulsen. I doubt a lesser candidate would be competitive.
Caperton, I believe, has ethics issues and he hasn't run for office in what will be 22 years.
Carte Goodwin, the Manchin seat warmer, voted very left wing (which dispelled the notion folks had of Manchin being some Conservative).
Rahall faces the problem that Ed Markey has in MA, both having been in Congress since 1976. He'd have to abandon all those years of seniority, but he isn't as old as one would think (as he was only 27 when he was elected to Congress) and could conceivably run for 2 terms to the Senate. The GOP would also stand a chance at getting his seat (half of which hasn't elected a GOP member since 1956 and the other half not since 1930).
Natalie Tennant is wealthy and could self-fund, and nullify any advantages to Capito being a female candidate. However, I believe she is as liberal as Goodwin. Tennant has never faced a strong challenger, though.
Gov. Tomblin would ostensibly be the strongest, though with his being on the ballot 3 times in 3 years, might there be some candidate fatigue ? His election would also necessitate ANOTHER expensive statewide Gubernatorial special election that the GOP would be at risk for taking (with Democrat Senate President and de facto Lt Governor Jeff Kesler being the next acting Governor).
I can't speak to Justice Robin Davis or Mike Callaghan.
I'd support Pawlenty. Coleman doesn't seem to want to face a rematch. Frankly, he ought to run for Governor instead against the execrable Mark Dayton (whom sadly will now have an unchecked moonbat Dem majority to aid his antics over the next 2 years). Rep. Paulsen doesn't seem to have the fire in the belly to run.
In a saner situation, Bachmann should be the one running, though we know she'd lose (though we'd keep her GOP seat). I see some mention of having Kurt Bills run again, and that's absurd on its face. He was nothing but desultory opposition for the quieter moonbat Sen. Klobuchar.
Hopefully the rest of that twisted clan will stay out of public office at least.
Michele Bachman and Alan West are touchstones. They are capable of raising enormous amounts of money, but they also enable their opponent to do likewise. But, whether or not she is electable, she would at least "spread the field."
Minnesota Republicans have not figured out how to appeal both to mid-western Republican types and to swing and independent voters. Their performance in 2012 in the Presidential race, the U.S. Senate race, and state legislative races was disappointing. Their counterparts in Iowa and Wisconsin are in somewhat better shape.
I'd prefer the odds of running Col. West statewide in FL over Bachmann in MN. As much as we may like certain individuals, we can't be naive on their chances in a given state. In hindsight, I wish we had run West instead of Mack against Nelson, who turned out to be a fiasco.
West was my choice for the Senate all along. Given how Obama won the state and West ran several points behind Romney in his district, he likely would have lost to Nelson, but who knows? Maybe West would have rattled Nelson in a debate and created an opening.
I really like both Tim Pawlenty and Erik Paulsen, and would like to see T-Paw regain the governorship and Paulsen beat Franken for the Senate seat. I can't think of two better statewide candidates in MN.
Paulsen has amassed a solid conservative record in both the state legislature and in Congress, yet he wins easily in marginal districts because he does it while being "Minnesota Nice" and without being polarizing (contra Michele Bachmann, who barely gets reelected in the most Republican district in the state). If Paulsen doesn't run for the Senate (he hasn't decided one way or another), then T-Paw would be our best bet, but T-Paw is making a lot of money in the private sector and may not run, either. Without those two, I don't know who could run. Maybe Congressman Kline?
Those "loser" candidates lost only because the GOPe refused to help them get elected. The GOPe would rather lose to a Democrat than win with someone they can't count on to continue their web of corruption. I'll stand with those "loser" candidates every time. We need REAL AMERICANS in those offices, not GOPe acceptable slime.
I don't know how many of those, other than Rahall (who's had a pro-life voting record in Congress for decades) is pro-life, but I'm betting that whoever is nominated (who could well be someone not on your list) will at least claim to be pro-life and run to Capito's right on abortion.
In 2010, state senator Mike Oliveiro ran for Congress in WV-01 (in northern WV) as a strongly pro-life, socially conservative Democrat. He won the primary handily against scandal-plagued incumbent Allan Mollohan, and then came within 0.80% of beating David McKinley in the best GOP year in a couple of generations in the most Republican district in the state. So it would not surprise me if a pro-life state legislator of whom we've never heard could win the RAT nomination and run neck-and-neck with Capito in the general.
"Minnesota Republicans have not figured out how to appeal both to mid-western Republican types and to swing and independent voters."
I think the sole reason Oliverio lost was because he really pissed off the Democrat party establishment liberals in the state (because Republican McKinley wasn't what I would've termed a premier candidate). He'd be better off switching parties and running for another office in the state (though he passed on this past year when he should've made a move).
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