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DES MOINES, Iowa — For years, Republicans have adhered fiercely to their bedrock conservative principles, resisting Democratic calls for tax hikes, comprehensive immigration reform and gun control. Now, seven weeks after an electoral drubbing, some party leaders and rank-and-file alike are signaling a willingness to bend on all three issues.
What long has been a nonstarter for Republicans — raising tax rates on wealthy Americans — is now backed by GOP House Speaker John Boehner in his negotiations with President Barack Obama to avert a potential fiscal crisis. Party luminaries, including Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, have started calling for a wholesale shift in the GOP's approach to immigration after Hispanic voters shunned Republican candidates.
And some Republicans who previously championed gun rights now are opening the door to restrictions following a schoolhouse shooting spree earlier this month.
"Put guns on the table. Also, put video games on the table. Put mental health on the table," Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga., said last week. Other prominent Republicans echoed him in calling for a sweeping review of how to prevent tragedies like the Newtown, Conn., school shooting. Among those open to a re-evaluation of the nation's gun policies were Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa.
"You've got to take all these things into consideration," Grassley said.
And yet, the head of the National Rifle Association, silent for a week after the Newtown shootings, has proposed staffing schools with armed police, making clear the NRA, which tends to support the GOP, will continue pushing for fewer gun restrictions, not more.
Meanwhile, Boehner's attempt to get his own members on board with a deficit-reduction plan that would raise taxes on incomes of more than $1 million failed last week, exposing the reluctance of many in the Republican caucus to entertain more moderate fiscal positions.
With Republican leaders being pulled at once to the left and to the right, it's too soon to know whether the party that emerges from this identity crisis will be more or less conservative. After all, less than two months have passed since the crushing defeat of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, who moved far to the right during the primary season and, some in the party say, lost the general election as a result.
But what's increasingly clear is that the party is now engaged in an uncomfortable and very public fight over whether its tenets, still firmly held within the party's most devout ranks, conflict with the views of Americans as a whole.
Many Republicans recognize that to remain relevant with voters whose views are changing, they too must change.
"We lost the election because we were out of touch with the American people," said John Weaver, a senior adviser to past presidential candidates John McCain, the GOP nominee in 2008, and Jon Huntsman, who sought the nomination this year.
The polling suggests as much.
While Republican candidates for years have adamantly opposed tax increases on anyone, an Associated Press-GfK poll earlier this month found roughly half of all Americans supported allowing George W. Bush-era tax cuts to expire on those earning more than $250,000 a year.
Most GOP candidates — Romney among them — also long have opposed allowing people in the country illegally to get an eventual path to citizenship. But exit polls from the Nov. 6 election showed most voters favored allowing people working in the U.S. illegally to stay.
And gun control has for decades been anathema to Republicans. But a Washington Post/ABC News poll published last week, following the Connecticut shooting, showed 54 percent of Americans now favor stronger restrictions.
This is the backdrop as Republicans undergo a period of soul-searching after this fall's electoral shellacking. Romney became the fifth GOP nominee in six elections to lose the national popular vote to the Democratic candidate. Republicans also shed seats in their House majority and lost ground to majority Democrats in the Senate.
Of particular concern is the margin of loss among Hispanics, a group Obama won by about 70 percent to 30 percent.
It took only hours after the loss for national GOP leaders to blame Romney for shifting to the right on immigration — and signal that the party must change.
Jindal, a prospective 2016 presidential contender, was among the Republicans calling for a more measured approach by the GOP. And even previously hard-line opponents of immigration reform — like conservative talk show host Sean Hannity — said the party needs to get over its immigration stance, which heavily favors border security over other measures.
"What you have is agreement that we as a party need to spend a lot of time and effort on the Latino vote," veteran Republican strategist Charlie Black said.
When Congress returned to Washington after the election to start a debate over taxes and spending, a number of prominent Republicans, including Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, the top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, signaled they would be willing to abandon their pledges against raising taxes — as long as other conditions were met — as part of a package of proposals to avoid a catastrophic budget meltdown.
Leading the effort was Boehner, who has told Obama he would allow taxes to be increased on the wealthiest Americans, as well as on capital gains, estates and dividends, as part of a deal including spending cuts and provisions to slow the growth of entitlement programs. Obama, meanwhile, also has made concessions in the talks to avoid the so-called "fiscal cliff" by agreeing to a higher-income threshold for tax rate increases, while insisting that Congress grant him the authority to raise the debt ceiling. Both sides have spent the past several weeks bickering over the terms.
While some Democrats quickly called for more stringent gun laws, most Republicans initially were silent. And their virtual absence from the debate suggested that some Republicans who champion gun rights at least may have been reconsidering their stances against firearms restrictions.
By the Monday after the Connecticut shooting, MSNBC talk show host Joe Scarborough, a former Republican congressman from Florida, called for reinstating the ban on assault-style weapons, which he had opposed. The ban expired in 2004, despite support for it from Republican President George W. Bush. Referring to the shooting, Scarborough said: "I knew that day that the ideologies of my past career were no longer relevant to the future that I want, that I demand, for my children."
The next day, Grassley and Kingston were among the Republicans saying they were at least willing to discuss stronger gun laws.
"The party is at a point where it wants to have those discussions in public, where people feel comfortable differing from what is perceived as the party orthodoxy," said Republican consultant Dan Hazelwood.
If silence is a signal, shifts on other issues could be coming, chief among them gay marriage, which the GOP base long has opposed. Exit polls found half of all Americans say same-sex marriage should be legally recognized.
After three states — Washington, Maryland and Maine — voted last month to legalize gay marriage, the Republican leadership generally has remained quiet on the issue. There also has been no effort in the House or Senate to push major legislation, only narrower proposals, such as a move in the Armed Services Committee to bar gay marriages at military facilities.
But in a sign that the fight over gay marriage also may be waning within the GOP base, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said it was time for Republicans to accept shifting public opinion.
The former Georgia congressman, who oversaw passage of the Defense of Marriage Act in Congress and helped finance state campaigns to fight gay marriage in 2010, said in a Huffington Post interview that the party should work toward acceptance of rights for gay couples, while still distinguishing them from marriage.
"The momentum is clearly now in the direction in finding some way to . accommodate and deal with reality," Gingrich said.
Lederman reported from Washington. Associated Press writers Donna Cassata and Dennis Junius in Washington contributed to this report.
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anyone cut out center console to installer subwoofer?
Just curious. I would like a subwoofer, but the space factor is a killer. I have 2 great danes than need every inch of space to ride in the back. I'm willing to give up the center console storage. Has anyone tried to cut a hole in the back of the console & put a sub? I just put new speakers in and made new holes in the sound bar, I think I could put a hole in anything with this dremel, haha. Thoughts?
Its been done before, do some searching on google and stuff.Some tjs came stock with a sub in the center console.
My 03 rubicon came stock with 2 speakers (1 on each side) of the console, sounds great...and if you crank up something with heavy bass, like Blue Man Group...you can make one cheek of your butt go numb...
if you cut into the BACK of the console you will be right into the storage compartment...easier to go into (and down) the sides of it. Or just pick up a salvage or replacement console for rubicon TJ that already has the openings for you...
maybe you could make this work for you.
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thanx guys, i am checking out all the options you suggested. After running my new speakers a bit, I am surprised how well they are doing hitting all the lows. My seat is shaking, haha! Wow, shocked a what a nice set of speakers did. Still checking out the options, thou, so ty. :)
I am curious as to what type of speakers you bought? I bought some and had them installed and I am very dissapointed in them. Any feedback would be awesome. Thanks.
I chose them for the price, the rubber surround woofer and silk tweeters, and then the power ranger & frequency. I had already installed the alpine iDA-X305S with my stock speakers, and it sounded much better than stock....but after adding the new speakers I was shocked how much better it got.
Still musing over the center console woofer...for now I am fine with the sound, but I am thinking once I am topless in the summer I will need a little more kick. HTH
I didn't see what any info pertaining to your current setup. Did your vehicle come with a center console speaker?
There have been several suggestions and tried and true experiments with center concole speaker replacement. Some have bought a cheaper one and installed. Some have purchased more expensive units, some are running from the factory built in amp (TJ series, not sure about others) some are pushing that with an after market amp. Some are pushing all speakers with after market amp.
the typical size I've seen mentioned and installed is a 6 1/2 " speaker, shallow mount type. I've heard of someone installing 8" and 10" shallows in that space, but they do have to give up a few things, such as the center storage itself.
It depends on what type of music you listen to, and how clear you want your music of that type.
I purchased a kicker compVT 6.5 shallow mount for about $50 brand new, and recently upgraded to a small, cheap power amp to push it. All in all, $100 bucks spent. I removed the original speaker and amp, left the enclosure, and installed the speaker into that. My small amp is under my seat so it is out of the way and get's proper air flow. It's low power, like 300W or so, and I'm not driving it hardly at all. The range of noise (Frequency) I listen to is great for it.
now, something like rap, or something with very low base or "boom", that's where you need to pay attention and that's where they draw their power and knowing freq. response is needed.
The kicker is ok, hell of a lot better than stock and much much better than not having a center speaker. The center speaker just makes the biggest difference to me. Installation was a snap, very little modding was done.
I'm not trying to sell you on it, again, it depends on what type of music you listen to and how much "thump" you are looking for.How much money you are going to spend. I love my cheap little set up, works for me. My son hates it, it sounds like crap with his music.
suggestion: My son had been borrowing my jeep, and had put his speaker box on the back seat, along with his power amp.
It was ALL stolen out of my yard. gone, period.
A few grand easy.
If you are going to put some money into such things, check with your insurance company, see what they cover, your deductible, what they will replace, etc..... also your home owners insurance. We had some issues with what the auto insurance would cover and what home owners would cover.
Take pictures of everything, making sure you have serial numbers. do not leave them on your phone, like my fool son did, or on your computer. Print them off and keep them in a place you can get them and no one else can.
If you can, take a paint marker and put some type of marking somewhere you only know of and document that. Might want to look into an alarm.
Again, just my suggestion.....
I've found it's very hard to get something back that belongs to you once you've lost possession. The laws are truly for the criminals.
WOW.....The same thoughts have beening through my head today because I have 2 great danes I have to haul around too. Random. You get a bunch of looks with 300 pounds of dog in the back of a jeep don't you?
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Hotel Marina Inn is a budget hotel located at Main Road, Dhanbad. The hotel is very particular about the check in and checkout timings as for both the time are 12:00 hours and no early check in and late check outs are allowed. The hotel is the perfect point for both the business travelers and leisure travelers. The hotel provides assistance for foreign currency exchange. Ample space for parking is available for the tourists where they can park their personal vehicles or taxis. Conference and banquet hall is also there in the hotel for some kind of business parties or other formal or informal parties or events. Travel desk is available for the guidance of tourists to plan out there future planning194
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|Golf course (Olympia Golf)
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"At least it can't hurt"
One of the things that constantly amuses me is how frequently I hear from patients that their other doctor told them there was nothing wrong with them using this or that home remedy or so-called natural treatment or some other form of complementary or alternative therapy, saying "Well, at least it can't hurt."
Coming from a medical professional, ostensibly having been educated in the scientific method and the value of randomized controlled studies, such remarks to me bespeaks a surprising degree of either naivete, lackadaisical attitude, denial, or an understandable wish to gain the patient's trust and not to take away the placebo value of the treatment that the patients feel to be helping them. In my more cynical moments I sometimes suspect that the other doctor is really trying to dismiss the patient's enthusiastic recitation of the vitamin or natural remedy that they are taking so they can get on with the office visit without undue delay.
The first thing that I find so surprising about this is that so few people imagine that something they believe capable of causing significant good would be capable of causing some harm or side effect. Patients are very quick to ask if me there are any possible side effects or risks to taking medications that I recommend, but they rarely ask if there could be any side effects to this or that vitamin or "colon cleanse" or "detoxifier." Frequently, they are under the misimpression that as long as something is "natural" that it must be safe. My late father-in-law, who was a family practitioner in Brooklyn, used to become incensed at that suggestion. "Why, cholera is natural!" he would exclaim. He knew whereof he spoke, as he had seen cholera epidemics firsthand in the ghettos of Poland. My family recalls fondly the shocked stares he drew when he expressed his outrage about this notion at the top of his lungs while shopping in the natural foods market in Berkeley California with my wife.
But the thing that I find most surprising is that so many of my colleagues do take it for granted that all of these complementary and alternative medications are probably safe simply because they regard them as placebos. It seems to me a matter of logical necessity that anything capable of having an effect may cause either good or bad effects or both. Yet when I point this out to my patients they usually respond with quizzical looks. Then some of the more thoughtful ones see the point. If I have the time I relate the story of my father-in-law and how "Cholera's natural!"
I'm not saying that complementary and alternative therapies don't work. I am seeing they usually do, but not necessarily in a positive fashion.
David M. Sack, MD, is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians. He attended Harvard and Johns Hopkins Medical School. He completed his residency at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City and a gastroenterology fellowship at Beth Israel-Deaconess, which he completed in 1983. Since then he has practiced general gastroenterology at a small community hospital in Connecticut. This post originally appeared at his blog, Prescriptions, a series of musings on medicine, medical care, the health care system and medical ethics, in no particular order.
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- Kathi said...
Sure, you are absolutely 100% correct. Aspirin (willow bark) is natural, opium (morphine) is natural and this list can go on and on. But the average consumer can not be held liable for not knowing this information if there is no one anywhere willing to train/educate them.
Conventional medicine, the pharmaceutical industry and the government itself spend so much time and energy trying to prevent any education about alternative treatments in this country that the average consumer gets only bits and pieces of information, usually from another family member or a friend.
Just think of the possibilities if we were actually allowed access to this information for both our own health and our own safety instead of the "powers that currently be" trying so long and so hard to keep the secret.
Keeping it a secret does no more than make it that much more intriguing to the human mind. It also builds up an entire wall of mistrust between the doctor/patient relationship.
Every specialty practice out there now has multiple physicians, PA's, nutritionists, internists and whatever other names they all call themselves. What's the problem with having an individual on the payroll also familiar with the aspects common to alternative medicine.
Let go of the "secret motif" and maybe we as a country could actually get down to some serious medicine.
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