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#1 Aug 9, 2012
If you have been following the polls here on Topix, there is a lot of support for Rick.
While Rick is still discerning what role he would seek in the town political life, please be assured that he cares deeply in the welfare of the citizens of Colonial Beach.
You know him as a successful restaurant owner, a businessman, a supporter of youth activities, a philanthropist, and a Patriot.
Now we are offering you the chance to get to know Rick, the potential elected official.
Details will be forthcoming but please keep Saturday August 18th from 5-7 pm free on your calendar.
#2 Aug 9, 2012
He needs to quit being such a jerk on Topix. No thanks.
#3 Aug 9, 2012
Abby - R U Screwing his HOTDOG -- I really haven't seen any support for Rick besides UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! Who knows him as a sucessful restaurant OWNER -- Where - When and Y. Who in the He** wants to get to know Rick? Abby he must really take care of UUUUUUU and sure hope he is giving you more than his HOTDOG -- hopefully $$$$s! You take care of his HOTDOG --- I LUV Colonial Beach and we don't need people like RICK - understand that he showed his ass at the Council Meeting and also at Town Hall. Yea I have been checking topix and I have NOT seen anyone supporting RICK. Abby dam you must be dreaming!!!!
Abby get in bed with his HOTDOG and have a great night.
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#4 Aug 10, 2012
That should be the most intellectually stimulating "meet and greet" political event of all time.
#5 Aug 10, 2012
Think I will make some popcorn and watch this one unfold. I see no reason to interject my negativity here. Abby and Rick are doing a fine job of crashing this train. This IS a joke though, right?
#6 Aug 10, 2012
good answer Bill P keep your negativity to your self and jump on the band wagon. Rick will be your next town manager your more then welcome to the meet and greet.there will be change 2012 the year of the dawg
#7 Aug 10, 2012
What restaurant!!!!
#8 Aug 10, 2012
My calendar is open from 5-7pm on the 18th. Now how about some details so I know how much popcorn to bring so I can join Bill P watching this train wreck.
#9 Aug 10, 2012
Abby I think the town pier would be great spot for this event. Maybe we can see if larry and jerry want to have a hot dog cook off too. Abby check with the town to see if we need a special permit for this event I have checked with the dawgetts and the will be ready too. Dont worry about Pop corn we have that under control.The theem song for this will be HOUND DAWG.
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#10 Aug 10, 2012
Bill p will be giving head to the first 20 people . So get there early he will give u a bag of popcorn as a complimentary treat
#11 Aug 10, 2012
Was this post really needed?
#12 Aug 10, 2012
You do know that the Town Manager is not an elected position, right? Or are you that ignorant?
#13 Aug 11, 2012
yes it is elected by the town council i have seen his resume and i have herd he has support from all.
#14 Aug 17, 2012
Come by the Dawg House on the boardwalk this Saturday at 5 pm so you can meet Rick and talk about town matters.
You can ask him questions while you try out his hot dogs. The prices are very reasonable.
#15 Aug 17, 2012
Give me a break.... this town is a joke! Yeah, someone to do better here ....GODD LUCK! I will NOT hold my breath!
#16 Aug 17, 2012
Wouldn't do business with him if it were free.
#17 Aug 18, 2012
So you'll be there then?
#18 Aug 18, 2012
Just got done talking to the dawg and let me tell you he has the right attitude to get this town back on tra
#19 Aug 18, 2012
I went up there at 5:00 to stand in line and maybe get a chance to pick Rick's brain. Stood in line for 22 minutes but to no avail. I was the very first one in line.(And also the very last one in line).
#20 Aug 18, 2012
Are you saying there were no other people there to
meet and greet Rick?
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Coalitions and alliances are core aspects of human behavior. All societies recognize alliances among communities, usually based in part on kinship and marriage. Aggression between groups is ubiquitous, often deadly, fueled by revenge, and can have devastating effects on general human welfare. Given its significance, it is surprising how little we know about the neurobiological and hormonal mechanisms that underpin human coalitionary behavior. Here we first briefly review a model of human coalitionary behavior based on a process of runaway social selection. We then present several exploratory analyses of neuroendocrine responses to coalitionary social events in a rural Dominican community, with the objective of understanding differences between in-group and out-group competition in adult and adolescent males. Our analyses indicate: (1) adult and adolescent males do not elevate testosterone when they defeat their friends, but they do elevate testosterone when they defeat outsiders; (2) pre-competition testosterone and cortisol levels are negatively associated with strength of coalitionary ties; and (3) adult males usually elevate testosterone when interacting with adult women who are potential mates, but in a striking reversal, they have lower testosterone if the woman is a conjugal partner of a close friend. These naturalistic studies hint that reciprocity, dampening of aggression, and competition among friends and allies may be biologically embedded in unique ways among humans.
KeywordsCoalitions Aggression Human biology Evolution Hormone Testosterone Neuroendocrine Cooperation
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Volume 23, Issue 1 , pp 68-88
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- Davide Ponzi (2)
- Michael P. Muehlenbein (3)
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Philippe Cousteau: "Time is running out for ourselves and future generations."
John Doerr: If we don't embrace a low carbon economy this decade, it won't just harm the planet, but also the U.S. economy.
Philippe Cousteau is becoming a true champion of the ocean and the climate (see "Stunning video makes clear prevention is the only cure: What dispersants have really done to Gulf"). He is following in the footsteps of his famous father and even more famous grandfather with his work at Earth Echo.
He spoke earlier today at the third annual National Clean Energy Summit (webcast here), and was pretty blunt about the dire nature of our current situation:
The current status quo is an illusion.
"The true cost of our continued dependence on fossil fuels" was illustrated by the BP disaster.
"The true cost of a gallon of gasoline is by some estimates $6 a gallon."
"The cost to our health, the cost to our security, and the cost to the environment of our addiction to fossil fuels has distorted our economy."
Ocean acidification is indisputable science
"An investment in renewable energy is the smartest and only way to break our addiction to" fossil fuels.
Time is running out for ourselves and future generations.
John Doerr, partner in VC Kleiner Perkins (which helped launch Google, among other mega-companies), spoke later and explained that if we don't embrace a low carbon economy this decade, it won't just have devastating consequences to the planet, but also to the economy.
He said that he thought that the economic opportunity in low carbon technologies this decade was equal to what we saw in information technology and the Internet and the last decade.
He said that a price for carbon was critical if we are to avoid giving up leadership in this major job creating sector to Asia and Europe, something he has been saying for a long time (see John Doerr and Jeff Immelt: To become the green tech leader, "We must put a price on carbon and a cap on carbon emissions").
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I was unable to watch Cousteau's remarks earlier via the webcast (tech problems). Is there another link where his remarks can be viewed?
[JR: The talks will all eventually be put online and I will post the link.]
Mr. Cousteau is right- the continued belief in an economy powered by fossil fuel is almost over; those clamoring for an economic recovery- and think the GOP/Right/Wing Tea Party will bring things back- better think twice.
From a post I made at the Huffington a few minutes ago
"The economy is years away from any kind of recovery- It looks like the years 1930-33
– the economy is stung by high debt by consumers, an aging cash strapped boomer population who have seen their homes fall in value and their stock portfolio crash. still rising health care costs
Many jobs have disappeared and will not return- the GOP ideas of huge tax cuts will be like pushing on a string- it will not work in the current era we live-it will merely add more to the deficit.
The canary in the Coal mine is climate change- that could cause havoc and chaos both socially and economically in years to come- making any real economic recovery weak and nearly non existent. By 2020 the economy will likely be not much better then today- the early 21st century will be wrought with profound social changes- caused by a deteriorating climatic environment."
Has John Doerr spoken to the obstructionist US Chamber of Commerce to convince them of the wrongheadedness of their views?
We are living off our capital in so many ways and the bills are about to fall due. The longer we put it off, the worse it will be.
There's really only one issue now: will we face James Lovelock's prediction of culling of 6 billion humans, or James Hansen's prediction of culling 100%?
Lovelock feels the culling could start in as little as ten to fifteen years. Hansen is less definite.
Its too late for anything else – let's be honest. Methane is reported bubbling up from Siberian coastlines. Methane is many times more green house than CO2.
Its time to pack. Smart nations (not the US) should start serious defensive planning and activities NOW. Private efforts should get underway to prepare far northern enclaves for survival of some (those that pay!). Drop all green wash nonsense NOW and put that effort into defense and relocation.
William at 5 –
I'm unable to distinguish your defeatist cant from the cant defeatism being propagated by shills for the fossil fuel industry. Ditto for your devil-take-the-hindermost philosophy.
If you think there's somewhere safe to run and hide from the impacts of Global climate destabilization, and have some unpublished technical data showing that Lovelock is wrong about the potential for effective carbon recovery via biochar, and that Hansen is wrong about the effectiveness of ending coal emissions, then off you go.
I guess we'll just carry on trying to prevent this American-lead genocide-by-serial-famines without your help.
If you'd rather not give up just yet, maybe you could avoid demoralizing visitors to the site by sounding like a doomist shill ?
Time has run out unless Harry Reid can get his act together and pass Cap and Trade in a lame duck session. Our environment is going to go even further down the tubes than it has.
Pray Obama can rally the troops so we can avoid this disaster!
Lewis C – I can see your point of view, but also that of William P., more or less (not the bit about saving the rich, but the overall point that it's probably too late to do any preventing now).
Once you've jumped up and down on the snow field and started the avalanche, is it possible to stop it?
Most of the climate science we have now seems based on some variation of a linear approximation, the sort of linear approximation where turning off the forcing function (C02 levels) will restore the former equilibrium. But positive feedback mechanisms trigger exponential change, not linear change – and that is very different kettle of fish indeed. Now that the ocean is sufficiently acidic to destroy the coral reefs, the Siberian tundra and sea floor is warming up and spewing methane, the ice caps are disappearing, and the glaciers retreating, is it really likely that we are still early enough in the exponential growth curve to pretend it's linear? Do we really still think turning off our C02 emissions will undo this damage, or even have any significant effect on the future course of emissions? Or will we merely be shouting curses and entreaties after the avalanche has already sped off downhill, on its way to wipe out the town below?
The science will always be conservative, as it must be to maintain credible accuracy. But we've all encountered those past-the-point-of-no-return events – the time you slipped on a banana peel and realized just before you fell that your foot had slid out too far for you to recover, or the time the grocery bag handles started to tear off and you had just enough time to notice before your groceries were spilled on the floor. Our instincts have encountered non-linear systems triggered out of their former stable equilibrium before, and can sometimes recognize the symptoms of the events to come.
Looking at the avalanche of bizarre weather and climate events all around the globe these last two or three years, combined with the data flowing in from thousands of scientific experiments, what does your intuition tell you? Mine says we're watching that avalanche fall down the face of the mountain, watching the rip in the fabric start to grow, watching the tree start to creak and tip over after the last blow from the axe, watching the heart attack start after a lifetime of too many bratwursts and too little exercise. In other words, we're watching a nonlinear process that has been triggered out of its former equilibrium state, and is departing from it at an exponentially growing rate. Where it will end, we don't quite know yet, but we know it will be a drastic and sudden change from now on out. And it almost certainly doesn't matter much what we do, or don't do, at this point. Shouting after the avalanche might feel like you're doing something, but unfortunately, the avalanche neither knows nor cares.
The issue is moot, anyway. There has never been a time in human history when a global majority of people agreed on any common course of action, and that will not change now. Six billion odd Neros will fiddle while the planet burns, and the other 500 million will run around screaming "throw some water on it, damn you!"
William P. is actually being a little conservative. The "culling" isn't starting in a few decades, it has started already. How many people have already died in Pakistan, China, various African countries, as a result of the floods, droughts, and fires of the past decade? I recently read an estimate that 360,000 deaths per year are now caused by global climate change. A tough statistic to verify, and I don't know the methodology used to obtain it, but perhaps it serves as food for thought if nothing else.
I'm only in my forties, and even in my very short time on this planet I've watched it being destroyed. When I was a child, guitar tops were always made of one piece of wood; now they're two or three, because we have almost no trees big enough for one-piece tops any more. When I was a child, we had an apparently endless supply of free, clean water from the well in our yard. Today I pay for tightly rationed foul-tasting water piped to my house, and use waterless public toilets because we no longer have enough water to flush our own wastes away. A mere twenty years ago one could predict the Southern California weather a month in advance and be pretty darn accurate; just last week the temperature at noon at my workplace was 90+ degrees, today it was below 65 at the same time of day. Fish were apparently plentiful in my youth, but the Newfoundland cod industry collapsed fifteen years ago after they fished the seas empty of cod; the Japanese fishing industry is in the midst of a similar collapse now. And so on, and so on.
We may only be awakening to the destruction now, but we're actually watching the tail end of a centuries-long process of systematic destruction. Now the fat lady is singing, and usually that means the curtain is going to fall very shortly. My mostly unscientific hunch is that "very shortly" means drastic and horrific change within the next decade, rather than by 2040 or 2100. But if you compare the climate-related disasters during the decade from 1990 – 2000 with the decade from 2000-2010, I don't think I'm going out very far on a limb with my prediction at all.
I'm going to settle down and watch that fat lady sing, and try to accept the fact that the lights will be turning out not long after. And I'll even cheer on the rest of you, the ones trying to get the cast back for encore after encore, hoping the show will never end. But cannot buy into your optimistic belief, much though I'd like to.
Sorry if I can't have a sunny attitude about all this. I just look at Kyoto, Copenhagen, at the recent Senate attempt to do something with cap and trade (which Hansen says is a big waste of time). I see zero progress. I am sorry, but there is a time to be realistic. I just don't see anything actually happening to be hopeful about. Do you? What is going on now that has real potential to stop nearly 7 billion humans from rushing toward a higher standard of living – mostly powered by electricity which is driven by fossil fuel?
Lovelock gives us an analogy (he, too, has been savagely attacked for being too "negative" and "defeatist"). His analogy is the doctor who comes into the room of relatives and reports that the loved one is terminal. Is this negative thinking? Is the doctor being defeatist? Or is he applying all his training and knowledge of medicine and reporting his honest, frank conclusions?
So please don't kill the messenger of bad news, unless you can point to some very promising progress man is making toward the stopping the growth of CO2 output NOW (Hansen says at 392 parts per million CO2 at present we must immediately cap all further growth AND somehow get CO2 back down to 350 ppm!)
If retreat to polar regions is an answer (Lovelock suggests it is; Hansen see us becoming a fireball if CO2 does not come down) let's get going on planning for that retreat. At least this gives us a real mission to get working toward. Man fled advancing ice in the Ice Age successfully. He migrated and survived. Lovelock believes we can do it again. He says were are a tough enough animal to accomplish that.
But just whining about man's ignorance in generating his own destruction, or working on piddling green projects ("green wash") that come no where near providing the power we need for our enormous industrial needs, or just denying such a bad thing as man's demise due to global warming can happen – these approaches are the real defeatism.
If we are going to be tough enough to survive global heating we first have to be tough enough to face the situation honestly and squarely, and start work on a plan for survival if that is possible. We don't know if it is for sure. But the thing to do is go out all out to try.
"It won't just have devastating consequences to the planet, but also to the economy"
That statement is nicely illustrative of the radical disconnection from nature that lies at the heart of our current malaise. It should of course be reversed in any right thinking modus operandi. The failure to realise that the economy is at root a wholly owned subsidiary of planet Earth will lead to our current problems being magnified.
Re #5 William P.
As a very regular reader though only occasional contributor to this excellent (the best) blog, I'm afraid I can only agree with William P #5.
Yes, Hansen is right to press for coal to be left in the ground, as Lovelock is to write about the potential for biochar capture. And as we all are in hoping that it will all ultimately be alright.
But as a psychotherapist and ex-journalist (inc long postings to cold-war Russia and China) all too engaged with the realities of human behaviour and motivation, the truth, I fear, is that it won't be.
Like the individual addict, human beings will only truly change their collective behaviour when they feel (not just know) that the wheels are falling off the wagon.
The question for me is no longer, "can catastrophe be averted?", but how best to prepare so that, one hopes, something of humankind might survive the coming collapse of populations and of our current civilisation.
The longer we avoid naming the (yes, maybe only 95% certain, but that's bad enough for me) certainty of collapse (not just CC, of course, but food, water, energy, the works), the worse it will be when we get there.
That's to me not Doom-ism but survival-critical truth. That said, of course, it matters how the warnings are conveyed and framed, so that rather than demoralising, they generate determination and engagement. Unfortunately, as we solo therapists know, you can't change a lampbulb until it wants to change.
Let's not forget that this new generation has given us a multitude of Cousteau family members to help us understand our relationship to the oceans. Fabien Cousteau is also deeply involved in these issues as well.
Nemo, Beautiful post! I'd just add that when the arctic summer sea ice disappears (it doesn't look like it will last more than a couple more years– all that "rotten ice"!)– we're really going to be in big trouble. Losing the summer sea ice in the arctic lets loose the Joker. And there ain't no way in hell we can save the Arctic now– especially with all the non-cooperation with government officials!
Save the Arctic? Like the post that worries about survival of the economy if global warming destroys the planet, its not just the Arctic, nor polar bears at stake. Its you, personally. Its your family and friends at stake. Its your country, your history, the grand creations of civilization at stake. Can you grasp that, windsong?
It may be impossible to get people to grasp something like this. Its too big. Its truly the end of the world – at least our world. People recoil from the thought of it, and that is natural. But its true. All the real scientists agree.
We are all raised on happy endings. Maybe its Hollywood's fault. In the end there is salvation we have been taught. The guy gets the girl and they are saved from devastation. Remember the movie – "The Day After Tomorrow"? It had the nice Hollywood ending we all feel entitled to.
But Mother Nature doesn't care a wit about Hollywood, nor those sob story endings. She has some firm rules that never change. She displays them for us. She gave us time to learn these rules that everyone and everything in the universe must obey. Mother Nature does not allow re-dos or do overs. We get one shot. Those who do not follow the rules pay the ultimate price – the death penalty.
Most creatures on earth had no capacity to learn and understand the rules. They had brains too small for that. They operated by instinct passed down to them by evolution. But man did have a brain to understand Mother Nature's rules and alter his behavior accordingly. He could have curbed his green house gas emissions to save his beautiful, bountiful heaven here on earth with its animals, and forests and fishes and blue sea full of strange, wonderful creatures. He was handed an Eden beyond imagination. By the small corners of it still left, we can imagine how it looked two hundred, or five hundred years ago.
But man invented something called money. And really he worshiped that more than anything. He put it first and ignored Mother Nature's hard, fast rules. He was willing to cut the last tree on earth for the money it would bring and justified cutting it by the false rules of Capitalism.
In biblical terms man has cast himself out of that wonderful Eden. Now there's hell fire to pay.
You wrote, "Where it will end, we don't quite know yet, but we know it will be a drastic and sudden change from now on out."
Read James Hansen and James Lovelock, two very good and serious scientists who have spent their lives studying earth and her climate. Maybe we don't know exactly "where it will end.." but they will give you a pretty educated guess. Read Lovelock's "The Vanishing Face of Gaia" and Hansen's "Storms of my Grandchildren" for a good account of where things are headed.
Using some wishful thinking myself, I go with Lovelock's account which says man may survive in polar regions. Lovelock thinks he will because he is tough and resourceful and survived the grim ice ages by migrating. Lovelock feels our numbers, of course, will be greatly reduced. With some actions now we could prepare northern enclaves and support infrastructure. Democratic governments probably won't do that in time because you know how we procrastinate and debate and argue until the last minute. A private effort might get things going, however. Then governments might be spurred to action.
Is there video to any of this energy summit yet? I've been looking for it for about a week . . .
I'd say most people missed it live so I hope they realize the necessity of making this available on video.


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Choosing an editing workspace
Let's start exploring the photo editing capabilities of Elements, which many people consider to be the heart of the program. There are four different workspaces, or areas in which you can edit photos in Elements: one here in the Organizer and three in Elements' Editor. We'll be looking at each of these editing workspaces in detail through the rest of this course. First, here's an overview that may help you choose which editing workspace to use when. The simplest place to correct common photo problems is here in the Organizer, in the Fix tab.
Here you'll find Photo Fix Options that work automatically with just one click. In my opinion the automatic nature of these Photo Fix Options is both the upside and the downside of this editing workspace. The upside is that these options are quick and easy to apply. The downside is that you have no real control over the results. So I don't use this workspace to edit photos that are important to me, but sometimes the Photo Fix Options can come in handy to spruce up snapshots to which I don't want to devote a lot of time and effort.
Of course these Photo Fix Options in the Organizer are only available to you if you're using the Standard version of Elements 10 on Windows or on a Mac, rather than the Editor-only version of Elements for Mac from the Mac App Store. The three core editing workspaces are found in Elements' Editor, which as you know, is a separate application from the Organizer. You'll remember that you can launch the Editor either from the Welcome screen or directly from your Programs or Applications folder in your operating system, or you can launch it from the Organizer.
Launching the Editor from the Organizer has the advantage of doing two things at once: launching the Editor and opening the photos that you're going to work on in the Editor at the same time. I am going to do that now by selecting a couple of photos here in my Organizer, clicking on one, and Shift+ Clicking on an adjacent photo. And then I'll go to the arrow on the right side of the Fix tab in my Organizer and click to see a menu whose first three choices are the three editing workspace in Elements' Editor: the Full Photo Edit workspace, the Quick Photo Edit workspace, and the Guided Photo Edit workspace.
I am going to click on the Guided Photo Edit workspace. It will take a moment for the Editor to launch, if it's not already open, and when it does open, you can see the selected photos are down here in my project bin, with one of the photos highlighted, which appears up here ready for editing. Over here in the column on the right, under the Edit tab, there's a subtab for the Quick Photo Edit workspace, and the current edit workspace, the one that's highlighted, the Guided Photo Edit workspace. Guided Photo Edit is a good place to start if you're brand-new to photo processing, because it walks you step by step through the various editing techniques that you see listed here.
It explains exactly what to do and it puts the tools that you need for each technique at your fingertips. Here's just one example. If I click on the Sharpen Photo Guided edit, the column changes to walk me through some simple steps for sharpening a photo, and it offers a button and a slider that I can use to do that sharpening work. I am going to cancel out of this Guided Photo Edit by clicking the Cancel button at the bottom of the column on the right. Now let's look at another editing workspace in the Editor, the Quick Photo Edit workspace.
To open these photos into that workspace, I'll just click the Quick subtab here at the top of the column on the right. This workspace offers automatic corrections for common photo problems, and at the same time it gives you some control over the results, with all these user-friendly sliders, which I'll show you how to use in upcoming movies. For ease of use and a modicum of control, I'd say that this is the go-to workspace for many of you for many of the photos you'll be working on. The most full-featured editing workspace is this third one in the Editor called the Full Photo Edit workspace.
I'll click on the Full tab to switch over to that workspace with the open photos. This is the workspace you'll use when you want to do some serious photo editing. There are lots of features and options here, so we'll be spending several chapters exploring how to work in the Full Edit workspace. By the way, if you open a RAW file into this workspace, it will open first into the Camera RAW interface, where you can perform basic photo edits. You then have the option of enhancing the photo further here in the regular Full Photo Edit workspace. As you've seen in this overview, Elements offers a full range of editing workspaces that vary in complexity and ease of use.
By the end of this course, you'll have a good sense of what you can accomplish in each workspace, so that you'll always be sure to choose the one that meets your needs when you're working on a particular photo.
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And if not for Congress stopping him, Obama would be even MORE dangerous than he already is!
Thank God for Washington gridlock!
Bipartisanship gives us stuff like the Patriot Act, DHS, TSA, and the bank bailout of 2008.
How's he doing on signing statements? You know, the thing where he says "OK, it's a law now, but that doesn't mean I'm going to enforce it the way it's written."
Obama is the best president since Clinton, and republicans have gone insane, lost in a little world of paranoia of their own making….Sad, really….
BTW, piano, the stock market just had the best quarter in 15 years….Everything else gets blamed on Obama, I'm blaming him for that too,,Let's see, 15 years…1998…economy roaring as I recall….Oh, yeah, Clinton…Hmmm…Looks like Democratic types are pretty good for the economy…
But the only pres we've had since Clinton was Bush 2, so it's a pretty low bar.
I might hazard the best pres since FDR.
Roosevelt was a pretty low bar himself.
For some people (many?), Politics has a way of blinding them to reality
Let's see what the Republicans have given us since FDR brought us out of a Republican depression and won the biggest war in history:
Eisenhower—A bench warmer during the quiet aftermath of WW2
Nixon—No comment necessary.
Ford—A party hack who is best remembered for being clumsy as an ox.
Reagan—Declared war on the working class, presided over an administration enmeshed in illegal arms sales to right-wing Latin American terrorosts, and thought the Reader's Digest was the ultimate intellectual publication
Bush 1—A one term mediocre president who accomplished nothing, couldn't even keep his lame "no new taxes" pledge, though admittedly looked good compared to the mess caused by his least talented son.
Bush 2—Got us into two unnecessary wars, turned a record surplus into a record deficit, gave huge tax breaks for the ultra-rich, gutted environmental protection, made the US the laughingstock of the world, etc. etc. etc……
@Newenglandah Let's see the Democrats gave us
Kennedy : Viet Nam War
Johnson: More involvement in the Viet Nam War
Clinton: NAFTA, the beginnings of companies moving their production overseas.
Honestly, neither side has anything they can really hang their hats on. It's a shame the way both sides conduct themselves like spoiled, petulant, brats. Shame on them and shame on us.
FDR did not bring us out of a depression. He prolonged it. WW II was what ended it.
Actually, it was Eisenhower who first got us involved in Vietnam, but yes, Kennedy and Johnson could have handled it much better. I do have to credit Johnson with the Civil Rights Act and other civil rights legislation. Too bad his bungling of Vietnam sullied his legacy.
I am as opposed to Nafta and other so-called "free trade" legislation as anyone. No argument from me there.
You are correct that neither party is ideal; there is no leftist party in the US, there is merely a center-right party and a far-right party. However, if the Republicans were fully in controll we would likely still have some form of segregation in the South, birth control would be hard to come by, gay marriage would be illegal in all states, and we might well be in a war with Iran. I choose "less than ideal" over "completely unacceptable".
And what was WW II if not a massive government spending program?
Just a correction on the use of Executive Order: http://www.google.com/url?q=http://1461days.blogspot.com/2011/01/what-presidents-have-used-executive.html%3Fm%3D1&sa=U&ei=6vFWUcXPLImqyQGhv4GoCg&ved=0CAcQFjAA&sig2=rEUqoPGBlt7UR42zbRkFbA&usg=AFQjCNHc9bZYo42YrlJ_hRXoP4bLLYSP7Q
Lotta C's and D's in American History here.
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This is also a problem for the MWC as they need 12 active teams for the championship game. i imagine they can get a waiver this year; but it may be the break Idaho needs to return from the Sub Belt exile.
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