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NC Quilt Symposium 2015
"Mountain Stitches" May 28 through May 31, 2015
Bonclarken Conference Center Flat Rock, NC Next door to Hendersonville, NC 30 miles south of Asheville, NC 35 miles north of Greenville, SC 114 miles west of Charlotte, NC
What is NC Quilt Symposium? A three day annual quilting event Co-sponsored by the NC Quilt Symposium Inc. (NCQSI) Board and a NC quilters guild Held at a conference center or college campus
Symposium includes… Stay at the conference center with fellow quilters 3 days of quilting classes and lectures Enjoy a fabulous quilt show Shop at a great selection of vendors Participate in other events
Symposium is every year… First Symposium was in Raleigh in 1979 with a grant from the Raleigh Arts Council Since then, guilds from around the state have hosted the event at various college campuses and conference centers
In 2015… Co-sponsored by: Western NC Quilters Guild in Hendersonville To be held at Bonclarken Conference Center in Flat Rock, NC There will be various attendance packages offered.
Bonclarken Conference Center
Accommodations This is not a college dorm ! Private baths Queen/twin beds
More Accommodations Cabins and a Motel
Bonclarken Conference Center Other Activities Walking Trails Lake Tennis Rocking on the porch
Other Things To Do in the Area before or after Carl Sandburg National Historic Site Flat Rock Playhouse (NC State Theater) with a quilt block Biltmore Estate Thomas Wolfe Home Memorial Folk Art Center Drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway Pisgah National Forest and Dupont State Forest – Hiking trails and waterfalls Historic downtown Hendersonville
NC Quilt Symposium 2015 Classes and lectures Friday – May 29, 2015 Saturday – May 30, 2015 Sunday AM May 31, 2015
Symposium Teachers Wendy Butler Berns Georgia Bonesteel Karen Combs Susan Edmonson Susan Brubaker Knapp Mary Ellen Kranz Mickey Lawler Heidi Lun d
Symposium Teachers Nancy Mahoney Nancy McNally Marti Michell Stacy Michell Sue Nickels Patsy Thompson Barbara Vlack Laura Wasilowski Cindy Williams
Variety of Classes Machine work Fabric dyeing Embellishment Hand work Machine quilting …and more
Quilt Show Thursday May 28 10 AM – 5:30 PM Friday May 29 10 AM – 5:30 PM 7 PM – 9 PM Saturday May 30 10 AM – 5:30 PM NO QUILT SHOW SUNDAY
Quilt Show Participants may enter quilts in the judged Quilt Show Rules and categories are posted on www.westernncquilters.org www.westernncquilters.org Participants may enter a 14" – 18" doll cradle quilt in the quilt challenge for a Viewer's Choice award. (Quilts and cradles will be donated to a Hendersonville county children's charity.)
Vendors Thursday May 28 10 AM – 5:30 PM Friday May 29 10 AM – 5:30 PM 7 PM - 9 PM Saturday May 30 9 AM – 5:30 PM NO VENDORS SUNDAY
Symposium Schedule Wednesday 2 PM – Early Registration Evening - Soon to be announced local activity
Thursday Schedule 1 9 – 12 and 1:30 – 4:30 Registration Cindy Williams "Terrific Triangles Retreat" day 1
Thursday Schedule 2 10 AM – 5:30 PM Quilt Show and Vendors 7 PM Welcome Door Prizes Teacher Intro "Vendor Bucks"
Friday Schedule 1 9 – 12 and 1:30 – 4:30 Classes and Lectures Cindy Williams "Terrific Triangles Retreat" day 2 1:30 – 4 PM Georgia Bonesteel's Home Tour – limited space available
Friday Schedule 2 7 PM – 9 PM Laura Wasilowski's "Art Quilts the Musical" 7 PM – 9 PM Quilt Show and Vendors
Friday Schedule 3 7 PM – 9 PM Open House at Beginnings Quilt Shop
Saturday Schedule 9 – 12 and 1:30 – 4:30 Classes and Lectures 7 PM "Live and Learn in the Quilt World" with Georgia Bonesteel Scholarship Awards
Sunday Schedule Breakfast "Passing of the banner" to the next guild to host Symposium in 2016 9 – 12 Classes Check out and go home inspired and eager to try the new techniques you learned
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Each day there will be time to visit the Quilt Show and Vendors Early evening – You may want to go to Main Street in Hendersonville for dinner
Ways to attend Full-time boarding all three days – Classes and Lectures Quilt Show and Vendor Mall Lodging at Bonclarken Meals in the Dining Room Full-time day all three days – same as above but without lodging
Other Ways to attend "A Day of Fun" – One day of classes, lectures, Quilt Show and lunch only "A la Carte Day" – Part-time day of classes/lectures
More ways to attend "Make Your Own Retreat" for your Guild Private work area Group housing at Bonclarken including meals You pick the days & program Attend the Quilt Show only
How to register Registration forms will be posted on the web beginning January 5, 2015. Go to www.westernncquilters.orgwww.westernncquilters.org or click on the link from the NCQSI site www.ncqsi.org www.ncqsi.org The catalog will be on the web site or we will mail one to you for $10.
When to register The sooner you register the more likely you are to get the classes you want But not before January 20, 2015
Bring Good walking shoes Rolling cart Sweater for class Sewing machine in good working order (if needed) Basic sewing supplies Check supply list for each class
Come prepared to have fun and learn a lot
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Do We Need to Start Teaching Leadership in Grade School, Junior High, and High School?
A few weeks ago, I had an interesting debate over the challenges with leadership skills in our country. Sometimes it seems as if we have lost our way. There is a lot of distrust in government, education, economics, corporations, and authority, but why - perhaps the problem is a complete breakdown in discipline, the chain of command, and compounded by lack of respect for authority. My acquaintance in this dialogue seemed to believe that we are missing the core elements in leadership such as; character, vision, learned leadership competencies, and the ability to communicate and see the needed changes ahead.
Okay so, how do we fix this? Well, he suggests setting up educational leadership and followership courses for "various segments" of our society. Well, that makes sense, and I know just where to start if I might be so bold as to make a suggestion here. Can we teach them in grade school, seriously this is simple stuff, and it might even help their parents out, since they lack the ability to discipline. Additionally, while on this topic, I would also worry about the indoctrination of our youth, remember the Hitler Youth? Thus, we need to be careful if we are to pull this off.
Should we start in our schools then? Well, you know, I am unsure I trust academia with organizing our youth, and young people in such a disciplined unit all on the same page, I mean I see the need, clearly it's needed, and yet, I've also watched abuses within the system which has brought us full-circle to why we need to do this in the first place right - I mean to say why do we have a breakdown in leadership now, perhaps our schools are partly to blame - yes the society as a whole and the parents too.
America seems to have lost her way a bit. Leadership is a key component, but what will those leadership skills be used for if we instruct the kids how to lead? Well, let me explain some of my own experiences. You see, when I was in school I was in the Key Club (Rotary for High School Kids) and the Civil Air Patrol, Boy Scout Aviation Explorers, and FBLA Future Business Leaders of America, Student Government, City Council for a Day, etc., so, we actually had such things.
There are places for kids and young adults to get these learned skills, if they desire, most don't. And often kids see other kids learning leadership when actually they are not as smart, qualified, or dedicated, that can be a turn off too. We must also admit that many kids abuse the responsibilities of leadership and pecking order too easily, turning off many to future followership roles. Further, I somewhat worry about how such a re-birth of learned leadership skills could set up a class system, that's not Americana either. Okay so, still more questions than answers, so please consider all this and think on it.
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the other was a man born from a grocery store. the two young men had just held their first debate out in western, pennsylvania. it was a monday night and the two were taking a midnight train back to washington. they just had hamburgers together in a local diner and impressed everyone with what normal guys they were. people say they couldn't tell the rich kid from the other one. the two world war ii guys talk about the rise of the soviet union and what would soon be known as the cold war. they were wondering how their generation could avoid the mistakes of their fathers. how they could avoid a third world war they knew could go nuclear. the names were john f. kennedy and richard nixon. of course, they faced each other in a far grander series of debates in 1961. yes, there was a time when people got along in politics, even as they debated the big stuff. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks, chris. and thanks to you for tuning in.
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i'm live tonight from miami. tonight's lead? the gop in crisis. republican ryan is at a record low. but here comes their big solution. are you ready? more of the same. more blocking, more stalling, more getting nothing done. but the answer is staring them right in the face. chris christie is the republican everyone is talking about. his approval rating is certain. over 70% approval. even after publically embracing president obama. wow, he actually lived to tell about it. the cover of "time" magazine simply calls him the boss. >> and, today, he made it clear what works. >> we're getting things done and we're compromise where we need to. it's not a dirty word. >> compromise is not a dirty word.
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pretty simple, right? but speaker boehner and republicans in congress just don't get it. boehner is vowing to stop direct talks with president obama in the future. and let me introduce you to this fella that he's got with him now. he's tom cotton. a newbie congressman from arkansas. today, he unvailed his big, new ideas. >> i think that the congress, as a whole, may be able to say no to barack obama a little bit more. >> genius. say hello to the president. what could possibly go wrong? good plan, mr. colt ton. . >> i don't think what washington needs is more compromise. i think what washington needs is more common sense and more principle. >> yeah, sure. why compromise? washington is working so well without it. let's just keep doing what we're doing. i mean, why on earth would a
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republican want to compromise you? what good can compromise do for a politician. now, let's be clear. chris christie is a conservative republican. i disagree with them on issue after issue. but on some things, he's showing a willingness to compromise and from the public's reaction, you can tell that's what citizens want. and we also just had a little thing called an election. remember that? you know, when just over a month ago, the country rejected republican ideology. but the gop hasn't learned a thing. they're threatening a government shultdown. voting against disaster relief, pushing radical anti-abortion measures. they might actually be funny if they weren't so contemptible. with me now, bob schram, a
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democratic strategist and columnist for "the daily beast" and abbyhuffington. can the gop learn the chris christie lesson? or are they drinksiing too much from the tea party? >> he's conceivably a very strong candidate for them in 20167. but increasingly, i think he can't be nominated. it's not just that he embraced or worked with the hurricane, it's not just that he called john boehner to account for denying hurricane relief. it's that he uses that word compromise. he believes in governing. and he'd have to run in a party whose primary voters think the first qualification to the presidency is that you hate the dwovt. so i think he's a lock for reelection, i think he's a way forward and i think he will have a very hard time getting a
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nomination. >> well, to your point, he's being attacked from the right. the former iowa executive director says christie has damaged his appeal to the people who determined who the republican nominee will be. the wall street journal editorial says he's becoming the next charlie crisp. and one prominent national republican complained to new jersey.com. this is the second time christie has bucked the party. so he's getting hit in the party while the poll numbers are sorry for him because he's showing an ability to at least compromise on some things. >> yeah, look, he's got real problems looking forward to 2016. you remember when we watched those debates last year and they asked people, would you compromi compromise? would a dollar of increased taxes for spending cuts and everybody refused to do so? that's exactly the kind of
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question chris christie would answer and in the wrong way. and, by the way, he accepts civil unions. that will kill you in this shrunken, extreme electorate. >> now, abbey, your father, john huntsman, he was recently talking about the state of his party. and it wasn't part of it. let me quote what he says. he says it's really tough to define republicanism today because we don't have a leader and we don't have a platform. the party right now is a holding company that's devoid of a soul. akd it will be filld up with ideas over time and leaders will take their proper place. devoid of a soul? that's pretty strong stuff from a republican. i do think chris christy and even my dad should be the face of that. they're reformers.
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in the sweet spot of their leadership is authenticity. they live in reality. they live in the real world. they realize and understand, you know, they can embrace things like civil unions and even gay marriage, heaven forbid, without sacrificing their core conservative principles. that's exactly what the republican party needs. i think it's too soon to say whether or not someone like chris christie is elect nl. >> wait a minute, abbey. how can they embrace civil unions and gay marriage and win republican primaries in the tea party when you have people like rush limb baa comparing same-sex marriage with pedophilia? listen to this. >> there is a moou. movement onto normalize pedophilia. your reaction to that is probably much the same as your reaction to gay marriage.
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what has happened to gay marriage? it's become normal. there's a movement to normalize pedophelia. and, when republican senator ron john son was asked about the comments from limb baa and given an opportunity to denounce them or clarify them, let me show you what he did. >> senator rush limb baa and pedophelia? not going to happen. >> not going to happen. >> look, you know what -- how do you deal with this party when we see what senators are refusing to even deal with it. >> i've been a life-long republican. but i am nothing like rush limb baa. there's many that are just aching for somebody like a christie or my dad.
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a poll came out that said only 8% call themselves a tea party member. i mean, this idea around hate can only last so long. we saw this after the vietnam war with people being very anti-vietnam war. it can only last so long. republicans can realize that they're going to have to embrace this idea of civil unions and gay marriage, this is the world we now live in. they can put that aside. >> they have a long list. we can keep going. >> but i do want to say, chris christie and people like my dad, it gives people hope. hope that hopefully, they can be successful. >> bob, what does this do for the president, the president starting his new term would be republicans would disarray republicans that moderate
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democrats could be in a really awkward position? does it give him the opportunity to do things or does it put weights on his legs in terms of him really trying to run and dash and get things done for the country. >> i think we better forget the permanent campaign. we're entering a kind of permanent political warfare and maybe a permanent paralysis. all you have to do is look that jack lou gets nominated and five minutes later, jeff is out there saying he can't be secretary of the treasury. he's a liar. that's the kind of politics we have now. it is, by the way, and i'll say this about abbey's father, the exact kind of politics john huntsman was running against and calling the republican party to a higher standard. that's, by the way, the obama -- >> but abbey, as we lost you -- abbey, let me ask you, as he was saying about your father and
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others, how will they have to survive? what will they have to do to get around this -- the fact that the tea party is at least there two more years in some numbers in the republican caucus? >> i think we're already seeing the tea party diminishing, which, i think, in a way, it's a good sign for the party. and you mentioned in the beginning of this segment, chris christie has a 73% reapproval rating. that just goes to show, and my dad won, as governor, with nearly 80% of the vote. it goes to show that you're not just governor of republicans. you're governing independence, democrats, yes, even liberal democrats. you can show that they're there representing the people. and the important part about this is people like chris christie and my dad are not in these big lobbying groups.
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lead with authenticity. unfortunately, we're not there today. but i do hope that we get there. >> quickly, let me ask you, you're one of the best political strategyists in modern times. what would you advise the president to do? >> i think he's got to push forward. he can't give in on things like the debt ceiling. he's got to put immigration out there. he's got to put gun control out there. but what's going to happen is that a lot of this could conceivably get blocked in the house. and i say to abby, they might have to go through two or three more cycles before they come to their senses. >> i don't disagree with that, unfore chew gnatly. >> abby huntsman and bob schrum, thank you both. >> thank you both.
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>> coming up, can joe biden take down the nra? big news today on how the american people feel about the nra. it's starting to feel different this time. and paul ryan gets back to that budget on the hill. by signing onto a radical antiabortion person hood bill. he's right back to the extreme. the reporter who broke the story joins us. and the birther king is back in the news. but this time, role is reversed. why is he releasing his birth certificate. you're watching po ining "polit nation" only on the place for politics, msnbc. blaeng blank.
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have you joined the "politics nation" confers on facebook yet? we hope you will. today, our fans were reacting to the new polls showing the nra's popularity has dropped off. carol says it's about time they were taken down a few notches. julian said the nra does not truly represent gun owners. a lot of his members support common sense solutions. coming up, we'll talk about whether the white house can convince nra to support some of those comments and solutions. but, first, we want to hear what you think. please head over to facebook and search "politics nation." like us and join the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud?
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can the nra be defeated? that's the question everyone is asking. today in a meeting with gun control advocates, the vice president said everything is on the table. >> the president is going to act. there are executive orders, executive action that can be taken. we haven't decided what that is yet. but we're compiling it all with the help of the attorney general and all of the rest of the cabinet members, as well as legislative action. >> the president is going to act. tomorrow is the big show down. the president meets with the nra and this time, things seem different. gabby giffords has balanced a
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group. even pro-gun right democrat senator harry reid is in a "different place on gun control." today, new york governor andrew quo moe called on his state to approve the toughest gun laws in the nation in a bold statement. and here is governor christie. >> would you support a federal ban on assault weapons? >> depends on what they do. >> why not just say yes or no? >> because it's not that easy. i know in a short interview, you'd like for me to give you quick answers. but these are complicated answers. and i'm willing to have that conversation. that's a lot more than a lot of other people are willing to say. >> this is different. and what's more? a brand new poll shows that there is a 10 point net decline in the nra's favorability. since the disastrous press conference where their solution to call for more guns.
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now is the time for movement. we've seen too many tragedies. with momentum on our side, it's time to act. >> joining me now is david price, vice chair for prevention task force. and dr. james peterson, professor at lehigh university and contributor. thank you both for coming on the show. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you, good evening. >> congressman, let me start with you. will we be able to get something meaningful accomplished on guns this time around? >> i believe the atmosphere has changed. the environment u i think there's a good chance that we can push a positive agenda forward. if this doesn't do it, if this newtown tragedy doesn't do it, i'm not sure what will. we just need to search our hearts and our souls and ask if
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there's not more we can do to prevent this sort of thing. and i think most mirns sense that. most americans are willing to think about some new ways of approaching this. of course, we need some political leadership and some leaders to encourage us to come together on this. >> congressman, you're from north carolina and polling says that the public is understanding it is moving toward more of a sensible gun control kind of country. but what about your colleagues in the congress? are you hearing or sensing any movement there? one of their colleagues was shot and we didn't see any movement there. why should we feel something would be different this time? >> well, i have to say that congress is more polarized and more stuck on talking points than i've ever seen in my time there.
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but i do believe if you just stop and think about this,,there's widespread acceptance. there has been for years for the idea of background checks, the idea of keeping guns out of the wrong hands. and if the proposition is that that's just not working, it needs to be made effective and better data bases of criminals and the history of violence, that we need to cover gun shows and other places this has not been applied, surely, that's not a devicive proposition. or it shouldn't be. if we could just think very carefully about what it is that we're looking at here and avoid the rhetoric, avoid the talking points, i believe there's a point to come together. it is going to require the nra and other organizations to become part of the solution, not to just dig in with resis tense and it's also going to require some measure of bipartisan come nation, which has become harder
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in the house, but i think not impossible. now, professor, let me ask you, professor peterson. the nra spends huge amounts of money on elections and lobbying. for example, in a 2012 election cycle, the nra spent 24 million dlarsz. by come parson, the brady campaign spent 5 e 000 dlarsz. the nra spent $4.4 million on lobbying in the first half, compared to the brady campaign, 60,000. so is part of the political fear that they will put a lot of money behind candidates against you and that if we see people stand up boldly, like i said, governor quo moe, in my home state, i come in and he stood up today. do they run the risk of people trying to put that kind of money against them in terms of supporting candidates?
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or at least county candidates that will oppose them. >> well, rev, they do -- they are going to be confronted with those fears about being out flanked by nra support conte contenders. i would challenge all of our elected officials to rise to the occasion to try to overcome those spheres because the states are a lot higher. one thing that people don't understand about the nra is that the nra lobbies both republicans and democrats. the nra is very, very effective in local elections, and municipal elections and statewide elections and they do it on both sides of the aisle. so this is a political process challenge, not just a party challenge or a partisan challenge. so what i would challenge e lekted officials to do is to rise to the occasion. you might be afraid of being out flanked by an nra supported contender, but the issues are just too overwhelming. to be honest, they're really too simple. we're not talking about taking away everyone's guns. 06 sli, the congressman from
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north carolina where a lot of people hunt and people want to be able to defend themselves. he understands those things. but at the end of the day, what we need are universal background checks. we need row bost assault weapons ban. and then we also have to pay some attention to other things with the ways in which we can wrestle with the proliferation of guns that are already here. but the first step are these things that people have been talking about a lot here, which is the universal background checks. >> yeah, and this is what you've been saying, congressman. if we get reasonable things that don't threaten people's second amendment rights that you think there's a movement. but when you get extremists, for example, the drudge report showed pictures of hitler and stalin next to a link saying the white house may consider executive action on gun control.
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hitler and stalin. when you see this kind of extremism thrown into the mix, it only poisons an atmosphere for progress here. >> absolutely. and the nra engages in some fear mongering and seeing every measure as a slippery slope or confiscating gun. it's absolutely not true. and they know it's not true. i believe that reasonable measures can be agreed upon by reasonable people. we're not talking about the ability to own guns for self protection or for sporting purposes. but we are talking about keeping those guns out of the wrong hands. keeping them away from dangerous people. >> they really have no purpose except to mow people down. the hunters that i know are -- they scoff at that, that anyone
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needs that kind of weapon. so i do believe there's the potential to come together here. but there's going to need to be some real soul searching about that rhetoric that's been used to raise money and raise fear. it's not a slippery slope. it's a matter of coming together to solve a very real national challenge. >> dr. peterson, the president says it's going to take a movement from the bottom to the top. are you sensing that movement? >> i am sensing that movement. move on dot org. you mentioned gabby giffords is now in play and will be very, very effective at raising funds. we are going the need some executive action here. i hope people can understand why that's important because we want a more kovrp rehencive, common sense gun safety. and an executive action that pushes federal policy towards universal background checks, i
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think would be a great compliment to whatever comes out of efforts with the congress. we need all hands on deck for this issue. again, we talk about these mass shootings and these spree shootings, but we're faced with these challenges in inner city america every day. although it is not as sensational, it is continuous and it is as painful as these other suburban communities for us to live in inner city america. >> chicago, the best example of that. let's thank both congressman david price and dr. james peterson. we thank both of you for your time this evening. coming um, paul ryan says the deficit is our number one problem. so why is he backing one of the most extreme anti-choice bills we've ever seen in congress. what are you doing?
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republicans just don't get it. their war on women backfired in a huge way last year. but they're already back at it in 2013. and congressman paul ryan is leading the way. today, he signed on as a co-sponsor to the most extreme law, the anti-choice movement can come up with. it's a personhood bill that would give legal and constitutional rights to a single-celled human embryo. the law would make all abortions illegal, even in cases of rape, incest or to save the health or life of the mother. it could out law some forms of birth control and even ban in vitro fertilization. but pushing these extreme views on women is nothing new for ryan.
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>> well, look, i'm proud of my pro-life record. it's something i'm proud of. >> of course, paul ryan is not alone. the rest of this new republican congress is starting the new year right where they left off in the old one. last week, republicans introduced two separate bills to defund planned parenthood and republicans refused to renew the violence against women act. this is incredible. republicans have either forgotten about todd aiken, richard murdoch and the war on caterpillars or they don't care. either way, the war on women is back, in congress and in states all over the country. joining me now is joy reed, managing editor and an msnbc contributor. and laura bassett, a journalist for "the huffington post."
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thank you both for your time tonight. >> good to be here. >> joy, let me start with you. why are so many republicans determined to do all of this after losing women by 11 points on election day? >> well, reverend, i think you have to remember with paul ryan, you made the exact point which is ryan has always had these extreme views on abortion. when he joined the ticket with mitt romney, he had to stop some of them. ryan is still a potential presidential candidate in 2016. i know that seems a long way off, but he's facing a potential primary, having voted for the fiscal cliff deal which could call his conservative into question. so it is in his interest in terms of primary politics in this republican party, to go as far to the right as he can on social issues. >> when you have something like this, laura, paul ryan, who played the role he did in 2013 and come back with something
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this extreme, does this signal that there's no lesson at all that the republicans, at least the leadership learned as a result of last year's election and some major defeats in some of the key states? >> honestly, i think what's going on is that the republicans that are still carrying out these battles against women's reproductive rights are republicans who feel generally secure in their districts. i don't think that paul ryan is worried that if he were to run again for reelection he would win and i think the same women who introduced the antiparenthood legislation last week are pretty secure in their districts. i think the republicans that are still carrying out this war on women, so to speak, are more worried about the republican primaries than they are the general election. >> now, joy, let me introduce you to the todd aiken of 2013. congressman todd cotton. he's a new republican from arkansas. and let me show you what he said yesterday about women in the military.
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>> could impair the mission's essential task for those units, joy? >> yeah, women are already flying in helicopters and doing lots of functions in the military. this is why i'm always sort of amused when they talk about the republican party reinventing itself and the gop party talking 2.50. the reality is the republican party is quickly retrieving into a very small party, a very regional party and a party that has very hard core far right reviews, whether it's on women or abortion or gay marriage, just on everything. it is a very right wing, hard right party.
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so we shouldn't be surprised when somebody, even with the earnest face of a paul ryan or somebody like representative cotton says what they do because this is what the republican party is mostly becoming. >> well, when you look at the landscape, laura, this year alone, they've got their ducks lined up in a row. 19 states have both a republican state legislature with an anti-choice golf nor. and they feel they can do anything they want when you look like the anti-choice proposals already in 2013. mississippi and virginia. strict new regulations are going to shut down abortion clinics. texas, arizona and wisconsin, legislators are pushing 20-week fetal pain abortion bans. and in wisconsin, taking a cue from virginia, they're going to introduce a forced ultrasound bill. they're moving forward, laura. >> absolutely. they're moving forward everywhere. you can go on and on.
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the heartbeat bill in ohio, some of these bills are getting more extreme. someone in michigan introduced a bill that was giving tax credit to fetuses. i think they're not slowing down at all, but it's really interesting that these anti-choice majorities were reelected, considering in some of these states, for instance, ohio, there was an exit poll that show that the majority of ohioans are pretty pro-choice. and they managed to reelect this in both chambers. it seems to me that it has to do with the way the districts were drawn up. >> when you look at the texas governor's rick perry's pledge just lags month, it showed where the gop's priorities lie. watch this. >> and now to be clear, my goal and the goal of many of those joining me here today is to make abortion at any stage a thing of the past. >> so, i mean, when we look at these kinds of straight out
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commitments, there's no e kwif case. it's almost like the voter's determination in key races last year doesn't matter to those that feel that their base is going to come. >> exactly. i think within the republican world, it doesn't really matter what was said in election of 2012. the point is absolutely right. gerrymandering means that they can essentially exert minority rule it doesn't matter what the majority of voters want. we have to take these folks at their word. it is their true belief that they should bring about the end of abortion and make it illegal in the united states. i that'll do whatever it takes and they aren't concerned about polls. they aren't concerned about what we think. they aren't concerned about any other than their prime direct e directive. and they're going to do it by any means necessary. >> laura, beyond the politics,
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what about the fact that you're really impacting people and help of women in a negative way. in texas, i mean, the kind of headlines you'll see when you take away major resources for women's health thousands of doctors have defunded planned parenthood. people need to understand they're not just taking away women's abortion rights, they're taking away cancer screenings and contraceptive services from low income women. at what point do we understand what we're doing to people beyond the politics? >> i think that's exactly the question we should be asking. texas is a really sad situation right now. all of these women have been forced to find new doctors. we're talking about low income women that used to fund planned parenthood. it was the biggest provider in the program. and texas has provided a list of al tesh terntive doctors for them to go to, but, often, they don't provide the services, the
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list that they provide. so these are sort of up a creek without a paddle. it's just really unfortunate. >> terrible. >> joy reid, laura bas set, thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, the big daddy of the birther movement is releasing his birth certificate. but i don't think that's good enough. show us the long form, donald. plu plus, a republican is finally shamed into doing the right thing on sandy relief. well, that's one. but we have a few dozen more to go. stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] the exclusive air suspension
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a big change today from an extreme gop lawmaker who's being forced to eat some humble pie. after voting against sandy aid last week, mississippi republican steven palozzo decided to head nort and see the
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hurricane damage for himself. and surprise, surprise. he's seeing the light. palazzo now says "now is the time for the federal government to provide immediate relief to those affected by the storm. i'm fully committed to providing the relief they so desperately need." wow. a big change of heart there from congressman palazzo. i wonder what changed his mind? >> sandy is and was above politics. in every other element except for what happened in the congress a week ago. there are people suffering in new jersey. there are people suffering in new york. and they need to take care of it. >> republicans face a big test next tuesday with votes on the next round of sandy relief. they can either give it to -- give in to the right wing or do what is right for the american people. joining me now is clarence page
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from the daily review. what do you make of congressman palazzo's big reversal on sandy relief? >> as you might say, reverend, he saw the light when he saw the blight. after he got up there to new york and new jersey and really saw how awful the devastation is. and it is awful. you know, when you compare it to katrina, katrina was a dramatic tragedy we saw up in new york and new jersey. the population is so concentrated. you have some $80 billion according to official estimates of damage. apparently, the tv footage hadn't been good enough for him. but this came after he took a lot of heat for his vote last week. >> yeah, i don't like to, as a minister, question anyone's aversion, but he was attacked pretty bad. so i don't know if it's all what
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he saw as the blight. he might have saw a few headlines. but let me ask, when you look at some of the republicans, in the house, they're still saying things, like, well, for example, you have tom mcclintock said much of this money cannot be classified as urgent and should be taken out of the bill. it has nothing to do with disaster relief. another republican, paul ryan is guilty of relief. in '08, he voted for additional disaster response funding in flood-ravaged midwest on june 19th, 2008. so a lot of this, you're seeing people that voted for relief when it was their constituents but seemed to not care particularly when it's northeastern blue states. >> and ryan was one of 12 republicans that voted for
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katrina relief and against sandy relief. 67 republicans all together who voted against sandy relief. it's sort of a reflex that palazzo was caught in, also. they are always looking for some ways to cut spending, even when we're talking about something like major emergencies, which the public turns to the government for health in those kinds of circumstances and in the past, we've been putting bipartisan and kind of all-american on a big disaster like this. but, now, this polarized politics are, once again, stepping in. like i say, next week will be a big test. >> but, again, if we're talking about hypocrisy, the list goes on, sam. people that have voted for relief in the past but are voting against it now. but i think it also comes down
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to what do we think the country stands for when we're looking at people who have had their whole bill, earnings wiped out with a natural disaster? i mean, do we want to be the kind of country that turns our back on our citizens? i think that's really what's at stake here. >> it really is. the mantra of the republican members of congress is going after waste, fraud and abuse. that's not what the issue is here. they had earlier from the congressman last week are talking about spending in the sandy relief bill that doesn't go to hurricane sandy. that was stripped out friday before the vote was taken. this was for reimbursing the national federal relief program which everybody who is a flood victim benefits from.
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unless they've got their own flood insurance, which very few people have. they wanted to raise that debt ceiling because, after sandy, as after katrina, the flood relief program was in deficit. this is not something that involves fraud, waste or abuse. >> clarence thank you for being here tonight. >> always a pleasure. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. the truth about mascara is... it clumps. introducing a revolutionary new mascara.
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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Pinkberry, a.k.a. D.I.N.K.berry
melrose & la brea is pretty dink-y, wouldn't you say?
Having finally tried the goods at the overly-hyped frozen yogurt chain, I have to admit that I found the yogurt, having a more sorbet-like icy texture than a rich, creamy one, very refreshing. Paired with some diced strawberries and pineapple as well as some fruity pebbles for some color and crunch, it was the perfect cool-me-down snack on an unseasonably hot November afternoon.
i like how they covered up the "pink" with the $4.95 price sticker
But at an average of five bucks a pop per person for frozen yogurt (because trust me that I finished a medium with three toppings by myself), my husband and I would have to remain D.I.N.K.'s for the rest of our lives (that's Duel Income No Kids for those of you not in the know) if we were to continue fueling any sort of Pinkberry habit.
D.I.N.K.berry, indeed.
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8 comments:
- BoLA said...
If you and your hubby are DINKs, am I then a poor little STINK? (Single Teacher's Income No Kids???) BOO!
- One Food Guy said...
So D.I.N.K.berry is kind of like Jamba Juice. $4-5 and 500+ calories later, you're wondering how you can afford the habit. I guess it's also like being a Starbucks addict! At least Jamba and Starbucks don't lead to a life of crime like some other addictions!
- Chubbypanda said...
Well put.
- Chubbypanda - 2:43 PM
- Daily Gluttony said...
haha, i've heard of SINK, but never STINK...good one!
One Food Guy,
Good point. I guess indulging in those crime-inducing other addictions would lead you to become a SNINK...Single, No Income, No Kids. LOL!
Yeah, we already have another DINK-y habit with eating sushi pretty often. I can't imagine adding this addiction on to the tab. We do want some spawn someday, you know. ;) - 8:35 PM
- rameniac said...
but you're not paying $5 not for frozen yogurt; you're paying $5 for heroin. if you look at it in that light, it's a steal!
- Colleen Cuisine said...
I would give ANYTHING to only have a $5 food habit! unfortunately I've got this nasty white truffle and omakase sushi addiction... guess I will be a permanent D.I.N.K. until I can get my appetite in order.
on the other hand, glad you see you snapped some shots in the face of their annoying and totally stupid "No Photography" sign. - 7:50 PM
- susan said...
i still haven't been to pinkberry's. i don't think it'll blow me away. it's frozen yogurt for peet's sake. all those toppings they use including the fruity pebble is just like korean bingsu.
- Daily Gluttony said...
haha! Hmm, I never thought about it that way...
Unfortunately, the $5 is supplementary to what we already have a habit of spending the dough on. I don't know what's going to happen once Isaac and I make some mini-gluttony's. I think the thing we'll miss most is our weekend sushi dinners. *sigh*
Yeah, I keep hearing about Korean bingsu, but have never had it. Where can one get some? - 12:52 PM


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The French Far Right and Génération Identitaire.
"The Identitarian movement is a pan-European socio-political movement that started in France in 2002 as a far-right youth movement deriving from the French Nouvelle Droite Génération Identitaire. Initially the youth wing of the anti-immigrant, far-right Bloc Identitaire, it has taken on its own identity and is largely classified as a separate entity altogether with the intent of spreading across Europe. The Identitarian movement advocates rights for members of specific European ethnocultural groups." Wikipedia.
Last Night Channel Four News Broadcast a report, which covers a small French grouping within the 'identitarian movement", Génération Identitaire. This, as can be seen, are only part of a wider far-right. view it here (I was signaled this by Facebook friends, I missed the programme):
France's far-right youth movement emerging from the shadows
JONATHAN RUGMAN Foreign Affairs CorrespondentMarine Le Pen's far right Front National party is reckoned to be the most popular amongst young people, with as many as 40% of 18 to 24 year olds backing her. Now a far-right youth movement is emerging from the shadows. It is called Generation Identitaire and it's proposing controversial solutions to France's social problems.
They also interviewed Renaud Camus whose views on the "grand remplacement", that is the replacement of the European Population by non-Europeans, has its roots in conspiracy theories that claim this is an organised process by "élites politiques, intellectuelles et médiatiques".
There was no reference to the mountains of criticisms that have been made of Camus' 'thesis': from Hervé Le Bras onwards (see: here).
Génération Identitaire claims to be the barricade raised by young people to struggle for their identity, the vanguard of youth.
The wider Bloc Identitaire has around 2,000 members, and 600 activists. Génération Identitaire has a lot less, in the low hundreds.
The use of the term "identity", is both a reflection of the confusion of 'identity politics"(if every group has to go back to its roots, why not the 'French'?), and the long-standing opportunism of the French Far-right, which trawls through every possible popular theme in order to appeal to a potential audience, and never forgets to add an intellectual gloss to its propaganda.
Thus we have "nationalisme révolutionnaire", groups which refer to, amongst others, Blanqui, Proudon, Sorel, Gregor and Otto Strasser, nad have admired, at various time, Hugo Chavez, Fidel Castro and Iranian strong man Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
We also have, probably the biggest confusionist site of them all, Égalité et Réconciliation, which claims to stand for the Left on Work and the Right on Values is opposed to globalisation, and pitches much of its appeal to 'an 'anti-Zionist' constituency. It is closely linked to the anti-Semite, Dieudonné.
This is their coming meeting:
The Front National's appeal to the Sovereignty of the Nation is also intended to extend across classes and politics, and has succeeded in drawing in some (formerly 'left-wing') sovereigntists who agree that France must stand against the EU, Globalisation and Cosmopolitanism.
The report talked of young people's support for the far-right.
This is a problem, though it is channeled into voting for the Front National rather than the groupuscles like GI.
Poll, 9.03.2017, people between 18 and 34 (Slate)
In examining these figures Jean-Laurent Cassely suggests that while young people generally have more liberal values than their elders, for the minority who do not hold them, the FN is appealing. That while there are fewer and fewer conservative voters those that are have moved further to the right, and that those too young to have memories of Marine Le Pen's openly extreme father, Jean-Marie, are more inclined to cast their ballots for the FN.
Others look to the correlation between youth unemployment and support for the far-right.
The poll does show however that the total of young people backing left candidates, collected together, stands at …40%!
With 24% supporting the 'centre' Macron.
Channel Four mentioned protests against Génération Identitaire's Lille operation, but did not cover their ampleur, nor just how widely this was reported.
The far right group planned to open a bar to act as its headquarters in the northern city of Lille on 24 September 2016. Located just 200 metres from the Grand Palais, it will contain a boxing gym, a cinema a level advice centre, and a library. Aurélien Verhassel, the group's local leader, said it would open only to 'Europeans of French spirit, heirs to the Helleno-Christian civilisation'. Locals launched a petition to block the bar, called La Citadelle, citing concern that it 'will propagate hate and cause incidents that are beyond control'.[15]
The petition had gathered more than 60,000 signatures by the 24th, but the Citadelle's inauguration went ahead as planned with 30 members of the group present. Around 500 protesters, many of them supporters of the far-Left, marched behind banners with slogans such as 'No fascists in our districts' in an attempt to stop the bar's official opening on the evening of the 24th.
In November 2016, demonstrations against the bar were still taking place. On the 19th, protesters had gathered between 600 and 1,200 people in the streets and 70,000 signatures against the bar on their online petition.
More simply: A Lille, des centaines de personnes réclament la fermeture du bar d'extrême-droite La Citadelle. Le Monde.
The Channel Four reporter's reference to "tous les mosquees" instead of toutes le Mosqusées suggests an imperfect acquaintance with French.
There are, as the organigramme of the French far-right (above) indicates, many many groups, and this is just one, a marginal one.
The Boradcaster did not contrast the couple of thousand strong identitaire demonstration they showed with the over 100,000 moblised in Paris this Sunday by La France insoumise or the over 20,000 who attended the rally for Socialist Presidential candidate Benoît Hamon.
Emmanuel Macron: in the "battlefield" against Populists in French Presidential Elections?
After the Dutch election, national populism is said to have another chance to make an impact in Europe in the French Presidential contest at the end of April (first round). Wilders may have been seen off in Holland but Marine Le Pen, who claims to promote the French "people" (in jobs, 'priorité nationale') against uncontrolled "mondialisation" (globalisation) the "elites" of the European Union. She leads the polls, with majority backing in the manual and administrative working class. The Front National's chances may have been increased by the scandals that have all but wiped out the hopes of victory of Les Republicans' candidate, François Fillon. It is claimed that many of the once favoured right-wing party's supporters, feeling that their man has been the victim of a judges' plot, filled with spite, and underlying affinity, could vote for the Front National in the decisive second round.
For some on the left of centre the candidacy of Emmanuel Macron, a liberal, economically and socially, centrist, "progressive" even a ""centrist populist" now represents the most effective riposte to the far right. A sizable chunk of the Parti Socialiste (PS) right and socially liberal personalities in the wider left orbit, have smiled on his candidacy. Polls suggest he may come close to Le Pen in the April ballot, and, with transfers from all sides of the political spectrum, though notably from left supporters, could win the two-horse play off in May.
A Bulwark against National Populism?
For some commentators Macron could be at the crest of a wave of modernising politics that may be able not just to defeat Marine le Pen but set an example to others on how to overwhelm nationalist populism. For others it could pave the way for an international renewal of the centre, or the 'centre left', including the one time dominant modernisers inside social democratic parties This has resonance in Britain, where Liberal Democrats gush admiration, former Social Democratic Party stalwart, Polly Toynbee has fully endorsed him as a bulwark against Marine Le Pen, disappointed Labour leadership candidate, Liz Kendall is said to admire Macron, as has former Europe Minister Denis MacShane, who sees him as standing up to Euroscepticism, and would no doubt enlist him in the battle to rehabilitate Tony Blair's record in government.
It is tempting to think of, or to dismiss, Macron as a political entrepreneur, a "personality", the creator of a "start up", a political firm (Candidate Macron Jeremy Harding. London Review of Books. 15.3.17). Others have concentrated on attacking his "empty words" (discours creux), and efforts to appeal to all, strongly criticising French colonialism, while offering a dialogue with the ultra-conservatives of 'Sens commun', if not further right.
These, together with an elitist education and high-powered insider employment (from the heights of the State to Banking) are important facets of Macron's character, and his present politics revolved around that personality. But this is to ignore the reasons why this candidacy is unsettling the Parti Socialiste. The former Minister of the Economy (2014 – 2016) under PS Premier Manuel Valls, with, from time to time, most clearly from 2006 – 2009, membership of the Socialists, he was marked out for the economic side of his "social liberalism". Macron promoted the maximum loosening of labour protection in the El Khomri labour law, and advanced his own proposals for wider economic reform.
A Tool Against Hamon.
The left outside of France was more interested in Socialist Party critics of the El Khomri law, the "frondeurs" for whom this summed up their dissatisfaction with Manuel Valls and François Hollande's market reform and fiscal policies. But Macron could be said to be embody the breakaway of the opposite side of the "synthesis" that held the government together between the Prime Minister's authoritarian modernisation and those with socialist and social democratic values. In this sense En marche! is a handy tool against the present candidate of the Parti Socialiste, Benoît Hamon, the left-wing 'frondeur' now representing the Party, with the support of the Greens, EELV and the small, but traditional ally of the Socialists, the Parti Radical de gauche.
The development of Marcon's campaign bears looking at through this angle. Briefly, in 2016, Macron wished the outgoing President, François Hollande, to stand again. Perhaps heeding Valls' own judgement that the divisions within the Left, including those inside his own party, were "irreconcilable" he founded his movement En marche! in April that year, as his personal ambition – were it possible – became more assertive, he was obliged to leave the government in the summer.
It is at this point that a programme publicly emerged. Relying on the authority of an economist he has now revived the deregulating, "working with grain of globalisation" "skills and competitiveness" economics of the 1990s centre left. In this vein the central elements of the electoral platform of En marche!, his "contract with France" (Retrouver notre esprit de conquête pour bâtir une france nouvelle) calls to "Libérer le travail et l'esprit d'entreprise" by lowering social charges and doing away with obsolete regulation. His priorities, if in power, are, he has announced to Der Spiegel, (March 17th)
Three major reforms: The labor market must be opened, we need improved vocational training programs and the school system needs to support equal opportunity again.
For Europe.
France must restore its credibility by reforming the labour market and getting serious about its budget.
(and, this precondition fulfilled…)
Much deeper integration within the eurozone.
Just beneath the surface language, which evokes a meld of promoting a "core" Europe (negotiated after a 'hard Brexit"….) and French patriotic feelings it's not hard to discover the economic liberalism that Marcel Gauchet has described as fixing the limits of what is politically possible (Comprendre le malheur français 2016). Macron's core proposals could be said to be an internalisation of the reduction of state action to the needs of economic actors.
This is more than the traditional call to cut red tape. It is for a shake up of labour laws that El Khomri only began. The dream of much of French business, right-wing politicians, and pundits, but some on the PS right is apparently now possible because, Macron believes, we are in "extraordinary times" The wish that France could follow other European countries and make a clean sweep of all the laws and protections that 'burden' the land's labour market, and revive the dream of 'flexibility' to meet the global challenge, had found its voice again. Perhaps it is no coincidence that a large section of the programme entitled "a State that Protects" is not devoted to welfare but to giving people a sense of security through the protection of the Police and Security services.
Beyond this constituency is Macron a newly minted saviour for the centre? He declares his movement, "transpartisan". As Thomas Guénolé, author of the witty, Petit Guide du Mensonge en Politique (A Brief Guide to Political Lies. 2014) points out in Le Monde, his "révolution par le centre" bears comparison with former President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's "advanced liberalism" in the 1970s (Le macronisme est un nouveau giscardisme. 16.3.17). They have a shared admiration for the Swedish social model, hard, then as now, to translate in French terms, an identical privileged background, and support for social and economic liberalisation against socialism or, today, 'collectivism'.
It is difficult to see how this brand of "reformism" will marry welfare, and liberal economics. How "progressive" politics will deal with mass unemployment and the problems of the banlieue that successive modernising French governments of the right and left over last four decades have not resolved remains to be seen. Holding hands across the French social and political divide is unlikely to be the answer.
All Have Won, All Must Have Prizes!
The telegenic Macron would no doubt wish to begin the Presidency, transcending "party lines", by announcing, "The Race is over! Everybody has won and all must have prizes! But who will award the trophies? What other forces will there be to do the job in the National Assembly, whose election takes place immediately afterwards and which forms the basis of a President's Cabinet?
The scramble to secure government posts and positions on Macron's hypothetical list of candidates for the Legislative elections, is accompanied by the refusal of former Socialist Prime Minister Manuel Valls (despite his own record of less than easy relations with the leader of En marche!) to back his own party's candidate Benoît Hamon.
Longer-standing political facts intervene at this point. While this hastily formed 'trans-party' may well get some candidates elected it is unlikely to win a majority in Parliament. As Guénolé points out, in order to establish his power properly Giscard had made a choice to ally with the right, the Gaullist party. Macron, while enjoying the backing of well-known individuals and small groups like the present incarnation of Giscardianism headed by François Bayrou and his MoDems, has yet to choose between an alliance with the real players: Les Républicans (LR) or the Parti Socialiste.
Either choice carries risks. The former agreement could end like that of the British Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives, alienating liberal opinion. The latter would run up against the left, including not just the Hamon wing of the Socialists but those further to his left.
We might ask if, and it remains an if, Macron becomes President, if the results of his programme, which subordinate politics to the economy, would really mean in the words of his programme, that everybody would be have more control over their own destiny and that people would be able to live better together ('chacun maîtrise davantage son destin et que nous vivions tous mieux ensemble') Standing against this possible future two left candidates, Hamon and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, both in their different ways, offer to put economics in the service of politics. But that needs a further analysis…..
See also this, French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's 'anti-system' angle is a sham
Latest Opinion Polls.
French Presidential Hopeful Jean-Luc Mélenchon Leads "Citizens' Uprising" in Paris.
Tricolores , Marseillaise, l'Internationale, and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Far-left French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon gathered tens of thousands of supporters in Paris at a rally Saturday calling for deep reforms in the French constitution. France 24.
Melenchon, who wants to shorten France's 35-hour workweek, leave NATO, block free-trade deals and stop using nuclear energy, has pledged to summon a constituent assembly if he wins the election.
The 65-year-old former Socialist who previously served as minister for vocational training often depicts himself as the candidate of the people. He promises to get rid of what he calls the "presidential monarchy" and give more power to parliament.
The gathering Saturday between two iconic squares in the French capital – the Place de La Bastille and Place de la Republique – took place on the anniversary of the Paris Commune, an alliance between the middle and working classes who broke into revolt on the 18th of March 1871 in the wake of the collapse of Napoleon III's Second Empire.
Melenchon was greeted to chants of "President! President!" as he joined the cortege. He later claimed on his Twitter account that 130,000 people had attended.
Melenchon, who is supported by the Communist party, has so far struggled to make his campaign take off. Opinion polls suggest he has no chance of making it to the second round of France's presidential ballot on May 7.
Melenchon and his Socialist rival Benoit Hamon are running neck-and-neck in opinion polls, but well behind far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen, independent centrist Emmanuel Macron and conservative hopeful Francois Fillon.
Both Melenchon and Hamon have criticized Socialist President Francois Hollande's austerity politics but have failed to join forces in the presidential race.
The first round of the French presidential vote will be held on April 23, with the two top vote-getters there going into a presidential runoff ballot on May 7.
With becoming modesty Mélenchon called the rally a "Citizens' Uprising" and declared, "Voici notre maxime : quel que soit le problème, la solution est le peuple." Here's our motto: whatever the Problem, the People are the Solution.
Organisers claimed over 130,000 attended.
Mélenchon : «Ceci est une manifestation politique, une insurrection citoyenne»
The figures given by Mélenchon's organisation are not universally accepted.
Le camp Mélenchon se moque des chiffres de la manifestation de Fillon mais… Huffington Post.
Difficile d'affirmer que la place de la République comptait quatre personnes au m2.
Front National: Back to Holocaust Denial.
Unconvincing 'anti-racist' makeover of Front National.
As part of its modernisation the far-right Front National, at present topping polls for the first round of the French Presidential elections but slipping fast, claimed to have dropped any association with anti-Semitism, and all forms of race hate.
Today a spanner was put in the well-oiled works of Marine Le Pen's party.
Un conseiller régional du FN suspendu pour avoir tenu des propos négationnistes.
The documentary, filmed, like revelations in UK parties, undercover, showed Benoît Loeuillet, head of the FN in Nice, casting doubt of the number of deaths in the Shoah, and citing the negationist "Leuchter report" associated with Holocaust denier M. Faurisson. The councillor declared, "Il n'y a pas eu de morts de masse comme ça a été dit" there were not the mass deaths as has been said.
The film, to be broadcast tonight, is also revealing about the pervasive racism inside the FN something that English language reports on this have so far not explored Another councillor, Philippe Vardon, is shown complaining that all the people he shakes hands with are blacks ("Ça commence à être inquiétant : tous les mecs qui me serrent la main, ils sont noirs"). (le Monde)
The message is that not only is Holocuast denial far from extinct within the FN but that close links with the cultural racist "identitaires" movement is at the heart of the far-right party.
Guardian report: France's Front National suspends party official over Holocaust denial.
France's far-right Front National has suspended a party official for Holocaust denial after he suggested there was no mass killing in the Nazi concentration camps.
Benoît Loeuillet, head of the FN in Nice, was secretly filmed making the comments, which will be broadcast in a documentary. "I don't think there were that many deaths … during the Shoah," he is heard saying.
Jean-Marie Le Pen fined again for dismissing Holocaust as 'detail'
Asked by the journalist filming him about Holocaust deniers, Loeuillet, said: "I don't really know what to think. It's complicated … there weren't 6 million [deaths]. There weren't mass deaths as we've been told."
The film-makers, from TV Press Productions, had asked to follow the FN in the Alpes-Maritimes region earlier this year to understand why so many young voters support the far-right party led by Marine Le Pen, a frontrunner for the first round of France's presidential election at the end of April.
Is the French Presidential Election Going Back to the 1930s?
According to an opinion poll yesterday, one French person out of three supports the ideas of the Front National (Un Français sur trois en accord avec les idées du Front national). In survey after survey around 40% of workers who intend to vote back the FN. Amongst this "électorat populaire" 31% of those in council housing back the far-right, as do 30% of office employees. A majority of young people say they will vote for Marine le Pen (Here,there are many studies with roughly the same result).
With François Fillon clinging to his presidential ambitions, organising mass rallies of his remaining supporters, Le Monde has accused him of adopting a "populist" defence against all-comers, screaming about "political assassination" "lynching" and hinting at plots against him. He has talked of a "coup d'Etat des juges".
Some are already drawing comparisons with the 1930s. The traditional political parties are discredited. As Laurent Joffrin writes in Libération, reviewing the book pictured above ("c'est le retour au terroir, aux traditions, à l'exaltation nationale qui l'emporte dans des opinions déboussolées.") "with the loss of certainty, it's a return to the native soil, to tradition, to exalting the Nation…" that is carrying the day in public opinion.
It appears that there are parallels with the 1930s. Both are marked by nationalist propaganda, poverty and mass unemployment in the rich countries, doubts about values, intellectuals joining extreme parties, nostalgia for national grandeur, the simplistic slogans of populist agitators, and the phantom of a deathly spiral which is leading people to the abyss.
As Joffrin points out the comparison has its limits. France has experienced an unprecedented level of Jihadist violence. One only has to read Gilles Kepel's La Fracture (2016) to see that the brutal acts of Islamist terror have reinforced the far-right, from the Front National to a host of linked "groupes identitaires." But horrific as these atrocities are, from Charlie, the Hyper Cacher, Bataclan to Nice, passing by many other incidents, the degree of violence in Europe remains low. There is no Hitler, Mussolini or Stalin.
Think about it.
Nevertheless some are so swept up in the mood that they are calling for a vote for Emmanuel Macron to block the route to Marine Le Pen, from the first round of the Presidential election onwards.
While the right of the Parti Socialiste may need little encouragement to back Marcon against their own party's candidate Benoît Hamon (Bertrand Delanoë l'annonce de son ralliement à Emmanuel Macron) this call from a prominent figure on the radical left and President of the important territorial coordinating structure next to Paris, Plaine Commune is more surprising:
Patrick Braouezec : « Je voterai pour Emmanuel Macron »
Braouezec bases his decision on the need to unite against the right and the extreme right. He nevertheless asks people to cast their ballots for the Parti Communiste Français and the Front de gauche – and notably not Jean-Luc Mélenchon's la France Insoumise – in the 1th and 18th legislative elections.
The language used recalls the first paragraphs of this post. This alliance of all "progressives" is the only rampart against Barbarism. "le seul rempart à la barbarie »(/ Braouezec choisit Macron)
Patrick Braouezec is a former Communist (PCF) and Mayor of the famous Communist district (a city in its own right), just next to Paris, Saint Denis, from 1991 to 2004. He was often in conflict with his party's leadership. As one of the dissident ""refondateurs he backed the Green candidacy of José Bové against his own party's Marie-George Buffet in 2007. From 2010 he has been a supporter of the Front de Gauche (FG) initially as a member of the network, Fédération pour une alternative sociale et écologique.
Described in the past, by the unimpressed on his own side, as "incontrôlable" Braouezec is still well-regarded enough to maintain, as noted, an important elected position.
This is one possible result of the Pro-Macron moves:
Harris Interactive poll shows Macron one percentage point ahead of National Front's Marine Le Pen in the first round.
Update: Socialist Party activists call for elected members of the party who back Macron to give up their membership.
Another issue is the predicted record abstention:


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Erected 1942 by Virginia Conservation Commission. (Marker Number SM 2.)
Location. 37° 3.516′ N, 78° 0.598′ W. Marker is in Blackstone, Virginia, in Nottoway County. Marker is on Kenbridge Road (Virginia Route 40) 0.1 miles south of Brunswick Road (Virginia Route 46), on the left when traveling south. Click for map. Marker is in this post office area: Blackstone VA 23824, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Jamestown Oaks (approx. 1.1 miles away); Blackstone Female Institute (approx. 1.1 miles away); Blackstone College (approx. 1.3 miles away); Blackstone (approx. 1.4 miles away); Nottoway Training School (approx. 1.6 miles away); Black's and White's Station (approx. 1.7 miles away); Creation of Camp Pickett (approx. 2.7 miles away); Fort Pickett (approx. 3.7 miles away). Click for a list of all markers in Blackstone.
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Credits. This page originally submitted on , by Bernard Fisher of Mechanicsville, Virginia. This page has been viewed 485 times since then and 12 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on , by Bernard Fisher of Mechanicsville, Virginia. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016.