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Borussia Dortmund stormed back to the top of the Bundesliga on Saturday with a 6-2 romp at home to Hamburg SV to knock European champions Bayern Munich off first place.
After Pep Guardiola's Bayern had briefly claimed top spot with a 2-0 win over Hannover 96, Dortmund replied by routing Torsten Fink's Hamburg in emphatic style.
"That was simply awesome, it was fun just to watch," Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp said. "Toward the end, my heart was singing, and apart from the two goals we conceded, we defended well."
New signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted twice, as did Poland international striker Robert Lewandowski, as UEFA Champions League runners-up Dortmund pulled away after Hamburg had leveled at 2-2.
Borussia raced into a 2-0 lead after 22 minutes as Aubameyang celebrated his first start with the opening goal, before fellow new signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan added the second.
Hamburg responded when defender Lam Zhi-gin scored his first goal with a thunderbolt from outside the penalty area on 26 minutes, before centerback Heiko Westermann headed the second on 49 minutes.
However, Dortmund then hit top gear as Aubameyang grabbed his second by burying Mkhitaryan's pass, before the Gabonese winger set up Lewandowski for Dortmund's fourth.
With Hamburg's defense in disarray, Germany international Marco Reus slotted past goalkeeper Rene Adler, then Lewandowski compounded the guests' misery when he headed the sixth just shy of the final whistle.
Borussia Dortmund remain the only Bundesliga side with a 100 percent record after five matches ahead of Wednesday's trip to SSC Napoli in their UEFA Champions League opener.
Earlier, second-half goals by Croatia international striker Mario Mandzukic and France international winger Franck Ribery gave Bayern the three points at Munich's Allianz Arena in their win over Hannover 96.
It was the ideal preparation for Pep Guardiola's team, who begin their Champions League campaign at home to CSKA Moscow tomorrow, but director of sport Matthias Sammer was far from happy.
"We play football without emotion, we're just going through the motions, we have to get out of this comfort zone," Sammer said.
Bayer 04 Leverkusen, who launch their UEFA Champions League campaign at Manchester United tomorrow, warmed up for their Old Trafford clash with a convincing 3-1 win over 10-man VfL Wolfsburg to stay third.
"I'm happy with the second-half performance, we ran around too much early on, but we were better after the break and could have had more goals," Leverkusen coach Sami Hyypia said.
Germany international winger Sidney Sam put the hosts ahead, before Wolfsburg's Croatia international Ivica Olic leveled just before the break.
Stefan Kiessling netted twice to give Leverkusen their fourth win from their opening five games, heading home on 65 minutes, before slamming in his second in stoppage-time.
Wolfsburg were reduced to 10 men when former Bayern Munich midfielder Luiz Gustavo was sent off in the final 10 minutes for the second time this season.
The Brazilian had only just returned from suspension after being dismissed in the 2-0 defeat at FSV Mainz 05 at the end of last month.
Schalke 04, who host Steaua Bucharest in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, continued their revival by picking up their second victory.
New signing Kevin-Prince Boateng hit the first-half winner against FSV Mainz 05 in only his second league match since arriving from AC Milan.

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• November 18, 2004| 3:09 p.m. ET
Lutefisk and the Dems (Joe Trippi)
Five or six months ago, not even thinking that November 5th would be just a few days after our elections, I agreed to a couple of meetings and talks in Europe about how to get more people engaged in the political process— both in terms of campaigns but also in terms of governance.
When I landed in Oslo, Norway I promised myself that I would not try the Lutefisk, a Norwegian delicacy that consists of dried fish, remoistened by soaking it in lye, and then extracting the lye so you are not poisoned when you eat the fish. I let my guard down and tried the Lutefisk and imagine I had the same look on my face as the average Norwegian had when I was asked, "What happened in your elections? How did Bush win?"
The questions were the same everywhere I went.
But now I am back and I haven't eaten any Lutefisk in over a week, but the news these days is like Lutefisk only the lye hasn't been leached out of it.
It turns out John Kerry has $15 million dollars left in his campaing coffers . No way that money would have made a difference in Ohio! What were they thinking? Were they saving the money to buy new drapes for the Oval Office?
Then there are the Republicans in Congress who have wasted no time in changing the rules so that a member charged with a felony can still serve in the House Leadership.
Many of you will remember that it was the Republicans in 1994 who (in an effort to clean up the House) instituted the rule that required anyone in the House Leadership to step down when charged with a felony. Now that it appears that one of their leaders (Tom DeLay) may be on his way to a felony indictment the Republicans have changed that rule. How does the saying go? Oh yeah…. "Power corrupts."
The interesting thing is how the Republicans defend their change of heart saying, "Any District Attorney can for political reasons indict a leader in the House and he would have to step down". While this is true— it is also true that for 10 years since the rule was passed no such District Attorney has done any such thing. Tom DeLay on the other hand may now be charged with a felony and still serve in the House Leadership— so much for Republican promises to clean up the House.
Finally the Democratic Party seems to be in complete denial that it needs to reform itself from the bottom-up. Forget about putting anyone in the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee who is carrying water for any of the potential 2008 nominees. Forget about putting anyone in as Chair of the Party who is a figurehead, a symbol, or a placeholder. What the Party needs is someone who is committed to building a vibrant, energized party from the grassroots up to make gains in the House and Senate in 2006, and who will continue to build a party of ideas so that whoever wins the 2008 nomination is leading a modernized Party that can win the Presidency.
In other words— stop the gamesmanship, and the politics as usual— and put some outside the box thinking in place to build a new party from within.
Why do the Norwegians take a perfectly good and moist fish, dry it, and then soak it in lye to moisten it again— then leach the lye out so you can eat something that even the Norwegians admit you have to acquire a taste for?
And why has the Democratic Party taken on the definition of insanity— doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result?
Both remain a mystery to me.
What I know is that now is the time to embrace real reform within the Democratic Party, and now is the time for grassroots Democrats to demand that reform.
Hey, let me know what you think. E-mail me at email@example.com
• November 18, 2004| 3:09 p.m. ET
Pssst… If you haven't heard we're a society full of S-E-X (Dana Falvo, Creative Story Unit)
After what some say was an inappropriate scene between "Edie" from "Desperate Housewives" and Philadelphia Eagle Terrell Owens before Monday Night Football, ABC has found itself in a little situation called "covering its a--."
Here is my question: What ever happened to the idea that if you don't like what you're watching, change the channel? Isn't that why we have satellites that bring us 1,000 different channels?
Sure, I can understand the introduction to Monday night's game certainly alluded to some sexual activity that some would find offensive. And I get the part that parents don't want their children to watch sex scenes. But I also remember being told to get out of the room when a steamy scene came on television.
I know right now some of you are screaming that you didn't think you would have to worry about screening the kiddies from a football game, but did "Edie" show more skin than the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders do every game?
I think we have to understand the context in which skits like these are being shown. Let's not forget, "Desperate Housewives" is a HIT for ABC. The network was doing nothing more than promoting its' product. Considering what actually occurs on the show's Wisteria Lane, the drop of the towel wasn't much. And considering the ratings for the actual show are through the roof, people don't seem to mind the steamy scenes.
You don't need me to remind you that as a society, we are constantly surrounded by sex. It's a sign of the times. We need to make a decision on what is acceptable and what is not, so we can stop having the same debate over and over.
Take for example the commercial that features a couple window-shopping that picture the man with blue devil horns and the nickname of "wild thing." We know this product is aimed at older men, but we also know what this commercial is alluding to. It is no different than what "Edie" was suggesting with the drop of her towel. (Pfizer was asked to pull that particular ad , by the way, but for very different reasons). The difference is that the Viagra commercial aired ALL day. It aired in all sorts of programming— not just the shows men watch at night. Take notice next time you are watching television — I assure you will see a similar Viagra commercial again before you see "Edie" and Terrell.
Another part of the story: Colts coach brings race into the argument.
Does anyone find this offensive?
Other stories catching my eye:
- A kiss is just a kiss… until it moves into the cabinet
- Ever hear of Leaf Rage Disorder?
- Mark Cuban fined by NBA for blog
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Click here to read some of your e-mails to Dana .
• November 18, 2004| 12:03 p.m. ET
MSNBC's coverage of the Clinton Presidential Library opening has started, and Chris Matthews invites you to join us.
Clinton Library opens (Chris Matthews)
This morning, we have special coverage of the dedication of the Clinton Presidential Library. Former President Bill Clinton's two terms in office roughly reflected the man himself. His administration turned into a political lightning rod, attracting both true believers and smart critics.
Today, the former president will be surrounded by his loyalists and his loyal opposition.
President Bush will be here along with his father, and former President Carter. All will speak, along with Sen. Hillary Clinton who will introduce her husband.
Guests are gathering for an hour of musical entertainment leading up to the official ceremony.
- From MSNBC's Nina Bradley : Clinton a hometown hero back in Little Rock— a warm welcome for the tourism dollars the library will bring (includes a slideshow tour of the facility)
- Bill Clinton's legacy revealed, warts and all
- The making of a tourist state
- Shuster's video report
More, of course, on 'Hardball' at 7 p.m. ET tonight.
• November 17, 2004| 10:24 p.m. ET
A thousand words (Jesamyn Go, Hardball web producer)
I wondered whether it was a business decision (i.e., affiliates not wanting to pay possible FCC fines for any complaints over foul language in the movie), or a political statement. After all, the graphic images of war in the film may be "too real" when our soldiers are fighting in Fallujah.
We received many e-mails that expressed strong opinions on this, some from veterans and their families. Here are a few:
"Speaking strictly as the daughter of a WWII veteran, one who sacrificed a 'normal' life for his country at the tender age of 18, fresh from an Iowa farm: Oh, sure, it is ok for the government to throw innocent young men and women into a war, exposing them to hell, but, it is not ok to allow others to see the horrid atrocities that these men and women lived through, or live through? What better way for today's society to see and experience but through films and the like?" —Karen Wallace, Springfield, MO
"The American people voted for [the war], they should be reminded of what it is like. They give the numbers of the dead on the news, but the numbers are cold, they don't have a face.— -Gary I. Robertson, Apopka, Florida
Many correlated the non-airing of this movie to be similar to the reason we don't see photographs of coffins coming home. "War is war," many of you said. "The least we can do is to watch a fictional portrayal of something that is actually going on."
Some readers were so incensed, like a reader named "erd," who called his local ABC affiliate to complain. While I applaud his initiative (and I think people should act and make their voices heard), I do question his style. He said, in his e-mail to me— "I left a message that included most of the words that kept Private Ryan off the air. I guess they won't be using that piece of tape either."
In any case, the movie was watched by an average of 7.7 million viewers… and I have not heard of complaints about it so far. (Have you?)
The war has been in the news for the past year or so, but nothing touches a nerve like graphic pictures.
Recently, there has been the controversial footage from Fallujah where in video by correspondent Kevin Sites, a Marine raises his rifle toward an Iraqi lying on the floor of a mosque and shoots the man. Prior to the shooting, the Marine could be heard shouting obscenities in the background, yelling that one of the men was only pretending to be dead.
The U.S. military is investigating this incident. They are looking into the circumstances the marine found himself in, and whether other wounded Iraqis in the mosque were similarly killed.
We've received a few e-mails on this, below is a sampling:
"I am seething with anger about the heavy media coverage on the alleged wrongful shooting of a Fallujah terrorist by one of our brave soldiers in self-defense… The liberal hypocrites in this country say they support the troops but now they are doing everything they can to bring down the military by accusing our brave soldiers of war crimes. This incident should not even warrant any major news media coverage except maybe a one-paragraph write-up on page 12 of a newspaper. The fact is not in and the incident is already being investigated by the military." —Fran Wong, Corvallis, OR
"Re: Jackie Spinner interview (11/16/2004) It seems that being an embedded reporter in street combat results in the "Stockholm syndrome". She has become an apologist (perhaps understandably in her stressful circumstances) for indefensible behavior; she is no longer a reporter. Without the film, this horror would have gone unnoticed. (Flip the circumstances and we would be appalled.) More and more of us are beginning to sound like 1940's Germans. There is no excuse for acceptance of this behavior, we used to be better than this." —Leslee Hippert, Tucson
I think these e-mails about "Saving Private Ryan" (a movie) and the graphic footage from Fallujah (real life) are resonating for the same reason— powerful images.
We read the headlines in our newspapers and MSNBC.com every day— we all know soldiers' lives have been lost and are at risk. We know that a lot of Iraqis have died. But only when there are powerful images does it strike a chord.
People will always debate about what the media should or should not show.
There will always be people who think that casting our soldiers in a questionable light is unpatriotic; while there will be others who will want to be aware of what we are asking of our soldiers— to endure the stress and the risk of being in the heat and chaos of battle.
War is war. No matter what we believe politically about the war in Iraq— I think we are all uncomfortable. And we should be.
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To see a slideshow of powerful images of the fight for Fallujah and unrest in Iraq, click here.
By the way, the FCC is in the news again this week after Michael Powell, the chairman of the commission, expressed disappointment over the steamy locker room opening to ABC's "Monday Night Football" broadcast.
Check out Mike Celzic's commentary on this and how hypocritical he thought ABC and the NFL was for apologizing for a premeditated piece of video— but that is another blog.
The question I ask in the mean time: Is the fuss about the MNF intro making too much of nothing ?
We read your e-mails, so write us.
• November 17, 2004| 4:37 p.m. ET
Tonight's show and some must-reads (Dominic Bellone, Hardball producer and newsletter editor)
We've got an action packed hour for you tonight folks as we lead the show with none other than Stormin' Norman Schwarzkopf on the continued fighting in Iraq , the controversy of the Marine who killed the guy in the mosque , and the ex-soldiers who are refusing orders to re-enlist.
Speaking of folks refusing to re-enlist, we'll talk to former Army captain Jay Ferriola and his lawyer Barry Slotnick. Ferriola won a legal battle with the military over his call-up to the Individual Ready Reserve. We'll ask him why he refused and how he won his case .
And here's the fun part of the show...We've sent Shuster and Ron Reagan down to Little Rock to cover Bubba's big party at his new library . Tomorrow's the official ceremony but the celebs are already assembling en masse. Shuster's been hanging around the Peabody Hotel looking for scoops and interviews with FOBs (Friends of Bill). We'll bring you all the action tonight...
NewsFlash: Chris will anchor coverage on Thursday of the Clinton Library Opening in Little Rock from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET.
Do whatever it takes to see this...Tivo it if you must or demand a TV on your desk. It promises to be hot. (Or check out Hardball.MSNBC.com for the latest video). We've shipped David Shuster and Ron Reagan to Little Rock (he used to live there) to cover all the pre-opening shindigs. Shuster is blogging from Little Rock as I write.
Here's my favorite line from the AP coverage of the library : "The scandal exhibit, called 'The Fight for Power,' mentions Lewinsky by name and includes sections called 'Politics of Persecution' and 'A New Culture of Confrontation.'"
Folks, those of you who've been down from day one know Chris was all over Clinton's impeachment before being all over Clinton's impeachment was cool. It's one of the big stories that cemented me as a fan of Chris... It's Chris in his element... Don't miss it!
- Bubba-fest rocks on at the river...The construction crew refers to it as "The Mobile Home." Others say it looks like a Star Wars diner. A shuttle pod on stilts. ( The Washington Times)
- A car bomber rammed a U.S. convoy Wednesday north of Baghdad during clashes with militants that killed 10 people, witnesses said. U.S. aircraft launched strikes against insurgents holding out in the southern parts of Fallujah, and an Iraqi police spokesman said 13 police officers have been kidnapped. (AP)
- U.S. artillery pummeled Fallujah on Wednesday and troops hunted guerrillas who were still fighting days after Washington said its offensive had destroyed rebel control of the Sunni Muslim city west of Baghdad.
- U.S. deaths in Iraq this month are approaching 100, making it the second-deadliest month since American forces invaded the country in March 2003, Pentagon records show. ( AP)
- 31 Iraqi police officers reported kidnapped ... Officers abducted as they returned from training in Jordan
- Widespread condemnation of aid worker's death ... First foreign-born woman killed in wave of Iraq kidnappings
- U.S. ambassador expresses regret for mosque killing ... Comment comes as investigation widens
- Chirac: Iraq war made world more dangerous ...French president questions what Blair gained for backing U.S.
- No Child Left Unrecruited?... A provision of the No Child Left Behind Act requires high schools to give military recruiters previously confidential student information. (Connection Newspapers)
- Supporters of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay proposed a Republican rules change Tuesday that would protect the Texan's leadership position if he were to be indicted by a Texas grand jury that already charged three of his associates
- Kerry not ruling out running again in 2008 ... Massachusetts Senator has $45 million left from campaign
- Putin: Russia developing new nuclear missile President says weapon will be unlike those held by other countries
- Stephen J. Hadley, who will be elevated to national security adviser after Condoleezza Rice wins Senate confirmation as secretary of state, is a quintessential staff aide who views himself as a "facilitator"— someone who makes the policy trains run on time. ( The Washington Post)
- Right-Wing Wins Take Wind Out of Talk-Show Hosts ( The Washington Post)
- Clothier settles lawsuit over bias: Abercrombie & Fitch Co. has agreed to pay $40 million to minority employees and job applicants to settle a class-action federal discrimination lawsuit that accused the clothing retailer of promoting whites at the expense of minorities, lawyers said yesterday. ( AP)
- ABC apologized Tuesday for a steamy intro to "Monday Night Football" after receiving complaints from viewers and the National Football League. ( AP)
- Katrina vanden Heuvel: Defining Failure Down...Being Condi means never having to say you're sorry.
- Terry Jeffrey: Connect These Dots, Now...Our southern border must be secured.
• November 16, 2004| 4:10 p.m. ET
Unveiling Mr. Anonymous, and Mrs. Matthews (Dominic Bellone, Hardball producer and newsletter editor)
Tonight, on the show, we'll follow up on the Kevin Sites video we played last night with the Marine killing the insurgent in the Mosque. The military is investigating the incident. Chris will talk to a guy from the LA Times, Tony Perry, who was embedded with the Marine Corps 3 times between Afghanistan and Iraq— He'll give us his take on the story and what life is like on the battefront.
And a special treat...Chris' "Queen" Kathleen Matthews will be here to discuss her sabbatical at Harvard University. She's a Fellow at the Kennedy School teaching a course called "Tower of Babel: Making Sense of News in the New Millennium"
Must-reads for today:
- President Bush on Tuesday formally nominated national security adviser Condoleezza Rice to replace Colin Powell as secretary of state. Click here for reactions from Andrea Mitchell, David Gregory, and Pat Buchanan
- Rice is president's can-do confidante ... Bush's nickname for her says it all: 'The unsticker'
- Washington Post analysis: Move cements hard-line stance on foreign policy
- U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage has resigned as expected a day after his boss and close friend, Colin Powell, announced he was stepping down, a State Department official said on Tuesday. ( Reuters)
- Coalition forces move to retake Mosul positions ... 1,200 U.S. troops involved in operation to secure police stations
- Insurgent attacks spread Monday to another Sunni Muslim city, Baqubah, and a nearby village, where bands of armed men attacked two police stations simultaneously, the U.S. military said. American forces used airstrikes to blunt the assault, the latest that insurgents have launched in apparent response to the U.S. offensive in Fallujah. ( The Washington Post)
- U.S. Marines rallied round a comrade under investigation for killing a wounded Iraqi during the offensive in Falluja, saying he was probably under combat stress in unpredictable, hair-trigger circumstances. ( Reuters)
- Senate Democrats choose new leader : Nevada's Reid strays from party on abortion, guns
• November 15, 2004| 3:59 p.m. ET
Counting Ohio provisional ballots (David Shuster)
Election boards all across Ohio have started counting "provisional ballots" in the presidential election. These are the ballots that were given to voters who believed they were registered but whose names didn't appear on the precinct list on election day. The verification process may take up to two weeks. In most states, approximately 85 percent of all provisional ballots are eventually verified and counted in the final vote tally. And the early reports out of Ohio suggest the "count" list in some counties will be as high as 90 percent.
As it stands, there are approximately 155,000 provisional ballots. So, one can expect at least 130,000 ballots to be verified and "added to the final count."
There is another number that will eventually come into play in the Buckeye state... and that's the number of "spoiled ballots." The Green/Libertarian coalition, through recountohio.org, has already raised enough money to pay for a statewide recount. And the group is now raising even more cash so they can hire recount monitors. A statewide recount will include a visual examination of all 93,000 "spoiled ballots" that indicated "no" vote for President. (The "no vote" is usually a machine-tabulation problem because of chads, hanging chads, and etc.) A brilliant e-mailer named Matthew Fox has analyzed which counties reported "spoiled ballots." And it does appear that approximately 60 pecent of all the spoiled ballots come from heavily Democratic urban areas.
Can the "provisional ballots" and "spoiled ballots" change the Ohio outcome? As it stands, the difference between President Bush and John Kerry is 136,483 votes. When John Kerry decided to concede, here is some of the math his campaign looked at:
If you assume, for the sake of argument, that Kerry receives 80 percent of the 130,000 provisional ballots most observers expect will be validated... Kerry would receive 104,000 votes and President Bush would get 26,000. That's a net gain for John Kerry of 78,000. At that point, the margin between President Bush and Senator Kerry would drop to 58,000 votes.
Now, let's assume a preference can be determined on all 93,000 spoiled ballots. And let's also assume John Kerry receives 80% and President Bush receives 20%. John Kerry would receive 74,400 votes and President Bush would receive 18,600 votes. That's another net gain for John Kerry of 55,800. However, that still leaves John Kerry 3,000 votes short. And remember, the theory that Kerry is going to receive 80% of all provisional and "spoiled" ballots is not realistic. As the Kerry campaign noted on November 3, "the votes are just not going to be there."
However, there is one other number that has been the talk of the Net... and that's the number of "tallies" that might have been hacked or changed by somebody who left some nefarious "code" on the Windows systems tabulating the county by county vote. If that actually happened, it's not clear that a statewide recount would detect such a break-in as it affects "electronic voting" machines. But, given that 70% of Ohio used punch cards... most of the state does have a "paper trail." And the recount, when it happens, should settle these allegations once and for all.
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• November 15, 2004| 3:30 p.m. ET
On 'Hardball' tonight (Dominic Bellone, Hardball producer and newsletter editor)
Big news inside the beltway as Colin Powell resigns from the cabinet . We all knew it was coming but not necessarily this soon. So, who will succeed him? A Neocon hawk or a moderate? His pick may be a tell-tale sign of where the war in Iraq & war on terror will go. Will the religious right call in their mark as the feminists did with Madeleine Albright? ( Click here to read Chris' take on all this , from his interview with Randy Meier earlier this morning on MSNBC.)
We'll get the story behind the story with Andrea and then talk to one of the Neocon's top intellectual leaders, Richard Perle...
We'll also get a report from Time Mag's Michael Ware, reporting from the frontlines of Fallujah.
Then in the back half we'll get into our highly toutly and much promo-ed "The Passion Of The Right" special with Newsweek's Jon Meacham, Pat Buchanan, Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention and Jim Wallis of "Call to Renewal", an umbrella group of Christian groups dedicated to fighting poverty. We'll look at the role of religion and faith in politics and the Bush administration... Please join us.
- National security adviser Condoleezza Rice emerged as the likely candidate on Monday to replace resigning Secretary of State Colin Powell, Republican sources said. ( Reuters)
- Mike Moran provides instant slice and dice of Powell departure: Powell leaves an unfinished legacy. Iraq may yet prove 'the Powell doctrine' correct
- Shocker: A man has apparently tried to set himself on fire on the north side of the northwest gate of the White House around 2 p.m. Monday. ( WTOP Radio)
- Energy, education, agriculture secretaries resigning : Names have already surfaced to replace Abraham, Paige and Veneman
P.S. Did you see Carville bust an egg on his face yesterday? Here's the video .
• November 14, 2004| 4:11 p.m. ET
The ground war (David Shuster)
I've been running some of the vote totals from this election compared to the presidential election four years ago. And they underscore why the Democratic party, as far as the political "ground war" is concerned, is in even worse shape than you might think.
Compared to four years ago, President Bush picked up 9.5 million votes. John Kerry, compared to Al Gore, picked up just under 5 million.
But here are some other important numbers:
Ralph Nader in 2000: 2.89 million votes
Ralph Nader in 2004: 400,706 votes.
Youth vote 18-29 for Gore: 9 million
Youth vote 18-29 for Kerry: 11 million
The polling indicated that most of Nader's erosion was John Kerry's gain. And as you can see above, Kerry picked up 2 million votes in the 18-29 category. So, that's 4 million of the 5 million vote pick-up for Kerry.
In other words, if you rule out the Nader voters and younger voters, everybody else gave John Kerry a net gain of just 1 million votes (compared to Al Gore in 2000.) President Bush received about the same raw vote total among 18-29 year olds as he did four years ago. So, excluding that group, the president picked up 9.5 million new votes. Again, when you are talking about voters 30 and over... it's 9.5 million new votes for Bush... 1 million non-Nader voters for Kerry.
That is astounding. Remember, Kerry was running against an incumbent president with an approval rating below 50%.
Kerry's anemic raw vote number is even more astounding when you look at the powerful "anybody but Bush" sentiment in the Democratic party this year... and when you consider the massive amount of money those new Democratic organizations spent on get out the vote efforts. "America Coming Together" and the "Media Fund" spent nearly $200 million. That was twice as much as the Democratic National Committee spent on getting out the vote.
It means at least one of the following:
- The $200 million "get out of the vote" money pumped in to this election by ACT and the Media Fund was totally ineffective or wasteful.
- The dark Internet conspiracy theorists are correct and something massively fraudulent happened on election day. (The evidence does not support that.)
- John Kerry was a worse candidate than Al Gore... but it was masked by (1) ACT and Media Fund efforts that made the most of a bad hand;
- President Bush made significant in-roads among moderates and "security moms."
- The Republican "get out the vote effort" was far more effective and efficient than the democrats.
I do not agree with 1 and 2. I'm unsure about 3. But I'm definitely inclined to go with 4, and 5.
The exit polling indicates that President Bush closed the gender gap in this election, meaning that he ran almost even with Kerry among women voters. But putting that aside, you can see a fundamental difference in the way the Republican party organized it's "get out the vote efforts" and the way it was done by the Democrats. The Republican organization was "bottom up." It relied heavily on local churches, religious organizations, civic groups, and tens of thousands of "precinct captains" to come up with lists and contacts for possible new Bush voters. The Democratic efforts were more "top down." A huge amount of money was spent on sending paid canvassers into communities some had never been to before.
The irony is that about a year and a half ago, Democrats had the making of a cutting edge and impressive "bottom-up" organization. It was known as the Internet-savvy "Dean campaign." The candidate, of course, proved unworthy of what his energetic Internet supporters had built. But remember, the organization included "meet-ups" in cities and towns all across the country, local e-mail lists, and passionate local leaders who knew their neighbors.
I don't know anybody who seriously believes Howard Dean would have been a better match against President Bush than John Kerry. But the Democratic party needs a Dean type of grass roots/Internet organization if the party is serious about winning the next "ground war." This election clearly established that money from the top down can't compete with organization from the "bottom up." The political circumstances were aligned for John Kerry and the Democrats to make huge inroads over the raw vote numbers Al Gore racked up four years ago. The Democrats failed. And at the moment, only the Republican party, with its religious organizations and tens of thousands of "precinct captains" seems to realize that "all politics is local." And in this election, among voters 30 and older, John Kerry and the Democratic party gained only enough ground to bury themselves.
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• November 12, 2004| 12:54 p.m. ET
Fallujah's empty promise (Michael Moran, MSNBC.com columnist)
This has kept the intensity of the fighting -- and the casualties it generates -- down a bit, it is deeply disappointing to the United States. Rather than fight and die for Fallujah, the insurgency and its leadership have done what smart guerrillas have done throughout history when confronted by a more powerful adversary: they faded away and will fight and kill and maim another day.
I spoke with David Phillips, who spent the past four years as a senior advisor to the Bush administration on Iraq, about this for my Brave New World column this week. He says military officers never really bought the idea that the insurgents would stand and fight. "Why would they?" he asks.
Fallujah, he says, never was going to be the milestone the administration has built it up to be. "The insurgency is not in Fallujah, it is all over Iraq."
Now, the real test is elections - and most importantly, trying to keep them from becoming an exercise in disenfranchising the already angry Sunnis.
After all, when you've got nothing, you've got nothing to lose.
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• November 11, 2004| 6:15 p.m. ET
Ohio— The recount of 2004 (David Shuster)
This afternoon, I spoke with Blair Bobier, the attorney/spokesman for David Cobb, the Green Party's 2004 candidate for President. Bobier confirms that the press release floating on the net is legitimate. The Green Party is combining forces with the Libertarian Party to seek a statewide election recount in Ohio.
Unlike Florida in 2000, Ohio's recount rules are straightforward and specific. Once the Ohio vote is certified, which I'm told could happen as early as next week, the Green/Libertarian group will have five days to file a formal application for statewide recount. In addition, the group must then deposit $10 for every precinct to be recounted.
Based on the number of precincts in Ohio, a statewide recount will cost the Green/Libertarian group about $110,000. However, the group expects to raise that money "rather easily" within the next few days.
Once the recount application has been filed, the recount itself must begin within 10 days. So, expect to see the formal recount kick-off in early December.
Again, the procedures in Ohio are quite clear: The recount must be conducted by teams having equal numbers of Democrats and Republicans; records must be available for visual inspection by witnesses; ballots must be handled only by members of the board; witnesses may observe the inspection the ballots; punch card ballots must be inspected for hanging chads ("if a chad is attached by three or four corners, a vote shall not be counted for that particular candidate.") and etc. The lengthy list of rules and procedures are available on the Ohio Secretary of State's Web site.
Whether you agree with a recount or not... the rules are the rules. And even a candidate like David Cobb, who received a total of 24 votes in Ohio, is entitled to a recount. So, let us all hope the process in the Buckeye state will be orderly, calm, and litigation free.
Pre-recount, here is where the Ohio vote total stands:
President Bush (Republican Party) 2,796,147
John Kerry (Democratic Party) 2,659,664
Badnarik (Libertarian) 14,331
Peroutka (Constitutional) 11,614
My friend and colleague Keith Olbermann has been all over this story .
On Friday night, "Hardball with Chris Matthews" (7 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET) will be jumping into the fray. You won't want to miss that. Plus, this weekend here on Hardblogger, I'll be posting some amazing national election numbers and demographic trends that may shock you. I've run some of the numbers past a few MSNBC political analysts, and everybody is calling it "a big deal."
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• November 11, 2004| 6:03 p.m. ET
Saving 'Saving Private Ryan' (Jesamyn Go, Hardball web producer)
We knew Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction had a lasting effect… but is sensitivity over what's shown on TV now affecting the showing of a Spielberg movie?
The movie, by the way, was aired uncut by ABC in 2001 and 2002. If reports are right, there has only been one complaint about it (which has been denied by the FCC).
What do you think? Is the violence and profanity in the film that these ABC affiliates are worried about— or is it something else?
With troops in Iraq this Veterans Day, does the imagery of a violent war possibly strike too close to home? And if so, is that something Americans should be sheltered from?
Let me know what you think. email@example.com
Other politics stories that headlined my guilty pleasures:
- ' Law & Order ' takes on a political scandal, episode was inspired by gay N.J. governor
- Tom Curry: Is Democrats' solution on the menu at
• November 10, 2004| 9:34 p.m. ET
Election irregularities (David Shuster)
As promised, our examination of the vote in Ohio and Florida continues. At this point, I've seen enough to conclude that the congressman demanding a GAO (Government Accountability Office) investigation is not nuts... at least not on this issue.
Here's what we've established so far:
- In Franklin County, Ohio, an electronic voting machine reported an extra 3,893 votes for President Bush. Local officials caught the error. But as my colleage David Corn of "The Nation" has reported, Peggy Howell, one of the key officials, "doesn't know" why the mistake occurred. That, by itself, is a strong argument for the GAO to step in.
- We still "don't know" why the officials in charge of voting at Kenyon college in Ohio equipped the site with only two voting machines. No explanation has been offered. Students who waited in line for nine hours believe it was an effort to disenfranchise easily identifiable democrats.
- Cuyahoga County, Ohio has changed its explanation as to how some precincts could have reported more votes cast than the total number of registered voters. The county says it added absentee ballots to the "reporting" not the "counting." Hmmm. Hello, GAO?
The question is, are these anomalies or part of a pattern to steal the election? Democratic strategist Donna Brazile says, "there is no overwhelming reason to cast doubt on the outcome of this election." Why? Consider Florida.
Regarding the Florida counties that went strongly for Bush, despite more registered Democrats than registered Republicans: In addition to the numbers listed on an earlier blog, I checked previous presidential elections... and those Dixiecrat counties have been trending Republican for 12 year. Lafayette County, which has 3,570 registered Democrats and 570 registered Republicans went strongly for President Bush this year as well as four years ago. It also went for Bob Dole over Clinton in '96, and for George H.W. Bush over Clinton in '92. Other Dixiecrat counties follow the same trend. The story is the same across the state.
We will continue to probe and keep an open mind... and we are not finished crunching numbers. But here are two nuggets we learned today about those infamous exit polls that gave Kerry an edge over the President in Ohio and in Florida...
- The exit pollsters asked voters to answer a questionnaire that had not one or two questions... but 30. So most people in a hurry were not going to stick around. (And you can imagine the challenge for somebody with "energetic" toddlers or little children.) This could overstate the turnout of "single" voters (a group that broke towards Kerry) and understate "married with children voters" (a group that broke towards President Bush.)
- The exit pollsters were clearly identifiable, through logos plastered on their clipboards and logos on the questionnaire, as representing a consortium of the major broadcast news organizations: (NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, and CNN.) The logos of the big three, NBC, CBS, and ABC are far more well known than the logo for Fox. My point is that voters who are suspicious of the major broadcast networks (whether those suspicions are justified or not) usually aren't interested in helping us do anything. Who are these voters? They tend to be Evangelical Christians and other conservatives. And if these voters are shying away from the network pollsters, the exit numbers are going to underestimate the president's support.
In any case, we still have a lot of unanswered questions... and I know many of you do as well. Can we agree that the non-partisan GAO is wise to get involved?
• November 10, 2004| 4:53 p.m. ET
The attorney general's tough job
Just about an hour ago, President Bush named White House counsel Alberto Gonzales as attorney general , picking the administration's most prominent Hispanic for a highly visible post in the war on terror.
He would succeed John Ashcroft, who announced his resignation on Tuesday, along with Commerce Secretary Don Evans. On last night's "Hardball," Chris Matthews described the two men as personalities who couldn't be any more different. "One is very tightly-wound guy," says Chris of the former, and the latter "one of the most casual, nice fellows I've ever come across."
Stuart Taylor of "The National Journal," last night's Hardball guest, described Ashcroft as a very polarizing attorney general.
"He was confirmed by a narrow vote. He was very confrontational throughout his tenure to adversaries. He almost virtually accused the critics of the Patriot Act of treason. For that reason, he wore out his welcome certainly rather quickly. He never had a welcome among civil libertarians. The White House came to think of him as something of a grandstander, and there were tough relations there. I think Attorney General John Ashcroft would like to think of himself as kind of the field marshal in the domestic war on terrorism and the man who made the prosecutions work, the man who rammed the Patriot Act through, the man who defended it. History will decide."
The job of AG has been changed by 9/11. "It is no longer the casual, easygoing job from the days of William French Smith, you really have to be an operations boss," said Chris. Joe DiGenova, a former Federal Prosecutor gives Ashcroft credit for handling this tough role:
"He did do a very good job after September the 11th of uniting the department to do its job, which was to bring cases to investigate, to prevent acts of terrorism, and to transform the Justice Department and especially the FBI into a preventive organization, rather than the after the fact, 'Let's lock them up.'
I think, for that, he will get historical credit. Whatever his personal shortcomings were or with the White House... I think, in the long run his role as A.G. in transforming the FBI, along with Director Mueller, will be remembered as his major contribution."
After much speculation overnight and this morning, President Bush nominated his White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales, a former Bush-appointed Texas Supreme Court Justice. A job Gonzales can also credit to a Bush appointment...
What will be in store for Gonzales, if he is confirmed by the Senate?
Pete Williams, NBC's Justice Correspondent imagines a workday that "starts with a briefing of all the god-awful things that could happen to us every day and what the intelligence is. It's just a constant drumbeat of that."
Apart from the Patriot Act and terrorism threats in an America post-9/11, there are other controversial issues he will have to handle, including the treatment of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, and the stain of Abu Graib.
"So there's a lot of repositioning that the president may want to look at," said Gregory on last night's show. "That goes to the larger issue of his national security team, which is in some potential flux as well."
- Click here to read Tom Curry's piece on how Ashcroft became a symbol of lost liberties.
- Human Events Editor (and Hardblogger) Terry Jeffrey says " Thank you, John Ashcroft"
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• November 10, 2004| 3:33 p.m. ET
Kevin Sites reports on the fighting in Fallujah :
In Fallujah, the Marines are operating with liberal rules of engagement. At first light, tanks and heavily armored Bradley Fighting Vehicles blasted cars and buses parked down side streets, in case they might be booby-trapped and packed with explosives. "Everything to the west is weapons-free," radioed Staff Sgt. Sam Mortimer of Seattle, Wash., which means the Marines can shoot whatever they see — it's all considered hostile.
Click here to read Kevin's own blog.
• November 10, 2004| 12:54 p.m. ET
Don't forget 'parental notification' (David Shuster)
I stand corrected... however, my point about Evangelical Christian turnout in Florida remains the same.
More on election voting irregularities later tonight here on Hardblogger.
• November 9, 2004| 5:34 p.m. ET
Election machines rigged... or not? (David Shuster)
I've been inspired today by the courageous reporting of my MSNBC colleague Keith Olbermann . So, I've decided to jump into the controversy swirling around the election results in Florida and Ohio. For the last several hours, your favorite Hardball correspondent has been pouring through vote tabulations county by county.
As I've stated before on this blog, I'm going to let the chips fall where they may. And here's how they are falling right now:
Florida: Out of the sunshine state's 67 counties, 52 tallied their vote using paper ballots that were optically scanned by machines produced by the Diebold Corporation, the Sequoia Company, or Election Systems and Software.
In 5 counties where Democrats comprise at least 70% of the registered voters (Baker,Holmes, Dixie, Lafayette, and Liberty) President Bush won the county's raw vote total by a landslide. At first glance, the numbers seem awfully strange. But take a look at the 2004 numbers compared to 2000.
Baker County '00: Bush 5,610 Gore 2,392
Baker County '04: Bush 7,738 Kerry 2,180
Holmes County '00: Bush 5,011 Gore 2,177
Holmes County '04: Bush 6, 410 Kerry 1,810
Dixie County '00: Bush 2,697 Gore 1,826
Dixie County '04: Bush 4,433 Kerry 1,959
Lafayette County '00: Bush 1,670 Gore 789
Lafayette County '04: Bush 2,460 Kerry 845
Liberty County '00: Bush 1,317 Gore 1,017
Liberty County '04: Bush 1,927 Kerry 1,070
Each of these counties is in northern Florida where there are large numbers of "Dixiecrats." In other words, the voters have a lengthy tradition of being registered as Democrats but voting for Republicans in national elections.
What about other Florida counties? Across the state, the election results from '04 are not that different from '00. And political strategists on both sides say the Bush-Cheney campaign had an unprecedented Get Out The Vote effort this time around. That ground operation focused heavily on evangelical Christians concerned about "gay marriage." Yes, gay marriage was on the ballot in Florida... and it attracted a huge number of Evangelicals to the polls who stayed home four years ago. In my view, it's not unreasonable to think the Bush-Cheney campaign would have increased their Florida vote total by the number's I've examined. However, I acknowledge that some of you may be saying, "well, the optical scanning machines in these counties must have been rigged 4 years ago."
Later this week, I'll examine the numbers from four years ago and try to compare them to previous elections.
Regarding Ohio: 70% of the state used a punch card ballot system similar to the chad producing method used by much of Florida in 2000. Ohio's Secretary of State reports that more than 92,000 votes did not count. Some ballots were cast improperly (over votes or under votes) and other ballots were counted incorrectly. Furthermore, in Cuyahoga County (greater Cleveland) there were more votes cast than registered voters. The margin was not small... 93,000 more ballots cast than registered voters. As Keith Olbermann reported last night, in Fairview Park (west of Cleveland) there were 13,342 voters registered... but 18,472 votes were cast. And last week, Ohio officials acknowledged that in the town of Gahanna (just outside of Columbus) in one district with only 800 voters, a voting machine added 3,893 votes for President Bush.
What does it all mean? In Ohio, there are definitely more questions than answers tonight. In Florida, I'm not so sure. But, our review continues...
• November 9, 2004| 5:00 p.m. ET
Politics links:
- Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat's condition deteriorated dramatically overnight as his coma deepened, but he is "still alive" and his brain, heart and lungs are working, a top aide said Tuesday.
- The Washington Post : Democrat John F. Kerry plans to use his Senate seat and long lists of supporters to remain a major voice in American politics despite losing the presidential race, and is assessing the feasibility of trying again in 2008.
- Former presidential candidate Howard Dean is considering a bid to become chairman of the national Democratic Party .
- White House chief of staff Andrew Card will remain in the job and is expected to play a key role in shaping President Bush's Cabinet for a second term, the White House said Monday.


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The crisis mindset: how investors paralysed by fear could be missing opportunities
The price of an asset is the result of thousands of different investors deciding if they want to buy or sell.
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The global financial crisis of 2008 resulted in most assets falling into "capitulation" in the cycle.
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The problem is that the idealists complaining about glib's g_malloc() have only considered being able to check g_strdup()'s return for NULL or maybe as far as gtk_foo_new() and have not considered that the render pipeline may require allocating memory as it renders the widget which might not have an ideal way to pass the OOM error back up to the application because the top of the call stack may in fact be gtk_main() and not some callback function implemented in the application's code itself.
The idealists argue that without the ability to check every malloc() for a NULL return and chain it back up to a high enough level in the call stack to handle properly means that users could lose their unsaved document if the application is, for example, a word processor. They argue that a properly designed application will always properly handle all error conditions and pass errors back up the stack where an emergency buffer can be used to show the user an "Out of memory" error dialog and/or save all of the user's unsaved work.
The problem with this school of thought is that the simple act of rendering your error dialog may require memory that you do not have available (if we are truly OOM as opposed to simply being unable to allocate that ~4GB buffer that the application tried to allocate due to poor arithmetic).
There is one thing that they are correct on, however, and that is that losing a user's document is a Bad Thing(tm).
What they haven't considered, however, is that it's possible to prevent data loss without the need to implement their really complex OOM handling code:
I dub thee, auto-save.
Yes, I will assert that auto-save is our savior and that it is, in fact, the only feasible solution in what I affectionately refer to as: The Real World.
In the Real World, applications are built on top of other people's code that you do not control and do not have time nor luxury to audit, you simply have to trust that they work as advertised.
Let's imagine, for a minute, that you write a word processor application using some toolkit (other than Gtk+, obviously) that upholds your idealist design principles in that it is designed in such a way as to be able to notify your word processor application about OOM conditions that it experienced way down in the deep dark places of the rendering pipeline. And let's, for argument's sake, assume that your application is flawlessly written - because you are an idealist and thus your code is perfectly implemented in all aspects, obviously.
Now imagine that a user is using your word processor application and the version of the widget toolkit (s)he's using has a bug in some error handling case that is unexpectedly hit and the error doesn't properly get passed up the call stack, but instead crashes the application because the toolkit's bug corrupts some memory.
All the hard work you did, making sure that every possible error condition in your code properly handles the error, never gets hit because the application crashed in a library you trusted to be implemented flawlessly, so the user loses his/her document that they were writing.
Your effort was all for naught in this particular case.
What's the solution? Auto-save.
What have we learned from this? Auto-save is needed even if your toolkit is sufficiently designed to pass all errors (including OOM errors) back up the stack.
Once you've implemented auto-save, though, what are all those custom OOM-checks for each and every malloc() call in your application really worth?
So why not use something like g_malloc() at this point?
Once your system is OOM, the only reasonable thing you can do is save any state you don't already have saved and then abort the application (not necessarily using the abort() call). But if you already have all your important state pre-saved, then all you have left to do is shut down the application (because you don't have enough memory resources to continue running).
Where does Worse is Better come in, you ask?
Well, arguably, the auto-save approach isn't as ideal as implementing proper fallback code for every possible error condition.
Auto-save is, however, Better because it works in the Real World and is Good Enough in that it achieves the goal of preventing the loss of your user's document(s) and because it is far easier to implement with a lot fewer points of failure.
Fewer points of failure means that it is a lot more likely to work properly. By using the auto-save approach, you can focus on making that code robust against every conceivable error condition with far less developer time and resources meaning you are able to keep both cost and data loss down which makes everyone happy.