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The paper had a problem: it needed a blogger to cover conservatives. It wound up with a bigger problem.
The beloved New Orleans daily is profitable and has enviable market penetration. So why is it moving to three-day delivery?
The MSNBC host and Nation editor at large has always been a thoughtful and fair journalist. That includes how he conducted himself in the controversy around his Memorial Day show.
Why did Obama administration lawyers refuse to discount the possibility, even for First Amendment–protected speech?
Why do journalists run interference for the 1 percent, when their job is to expose their schemes?
British investigations reveal the shocking extent of his shady tactics. Can we really believe he hasn't used the same methods here?
Anthony Shadid was an exceedingly rare reporter in the thinning ranks of American journalism.
How the artist's narrative carried everyone away.
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Global Telecommunication Services industry profile provides top-line qualitative and quantitative summary information including: market size (value and volume 2008-12, and forecast to 2017). The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Essential resource for top-line data and analysis covering the Global telecommunication services market. Includes market size and segmentation data, textual and graphical analysis of market growth trends, leading companies and macroeconomic information.
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"The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin" was one of my favorite BBC comedies from the 1970's and one of the best satires of business, suburban comfority, and 70s hedonism ever done. I don't think Leonard Rossiter ever did anything better in his career (and that includes the not-nearly-as-innovating Rising Damp).
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New For 2013The Spark is an all-new model for 2013.
OverviewThe Chevy Spark is the latest entry in the minicar segment, and although it came late, it's notable for offering four doors, something no other vehicle in this class has. Although the interior reflects the vehicle's low base price, bright body-color trim—the Spark comes in several eye-searing hues—distracts a bit from the cheapness. Power windows, but not power door locks or mirrors, are standard. Upper trim levels add a seven-inch color touchscreen and a USB port. The high roofline provides plenty of headroom, even in the back seat. Built in Korea, the Spark was modified for U.S. duty with stiffer front dampers, larger (fifteen-inch) wheels, and electric power steering. The 83-hp, 1.2-liter four moves the 2237-pound car with some gusto—until you add a couple of passengers. The steering is quick and precise—the way we wish the Fiat 500's felt—without being twitchy. Early yet subtle stability-control intervention keeps the car pointed in the right direction through midcorner bumps. The throws of the five-speed manual gearbox are smooth if a bit too light (a four-speed automatic is optional). Chevrolet promises that fuel economy will be "competitive" with the likes of the Scion iQ and the Fiat 500, meaning it'll be no better than in a subcompact car. The real story, then, will be the electric version that Chevy will offer next year.
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The news flash Sunday morning fell somewhere between fantasy and fact, plausible and preposterous, whimsical and wanton.
That it was remotely believable says something about the Chargers' current state and also what we've come to believe about the men trying to put the team back together again.
The story went like this: New Chargers head coach Mike McCoy and General Manager Tom Telesco ran into LaDainian Tomlinson at a restaurant two months ago and asked him to return to the team. Yes, according to a respected Yahoo! columnist, MM and TT wanted LT to be a running back again — after a year away from the game and just shy of 34 years old.
Tomlinson was quoted as saying he thought at first it was a joke but that the Chargers bosses convinced him they were sincere in their desire for him to touch the ball a dozen or so times per game.
He declined, he said, because he is committed to retirement.
After talking on Sunday to some folks at Chargers Park, who declined to comment publicly out of respect for the man they hope will be a symbolic part of their organization going forward, I am inclined to believe the conversation during the NFL Combine was McCoy and Telesco paying homage to a legend.
Tomlinson looks like he can still play, and McCoy and Telesco told him so. It seems it all went down exactly as LT said it did, but perhaps without the sincere intent of the greatest Charger ever once again wearing the uniform.
In a way, that's a shame.
We must trust our eyes and acknowledge Tomlinson can't run at anywhere near the level he did when he was the NFL's most dangerous player for the better part of a decade. But I was willing to believe that McCoy and Telesco thought he could help the Chargers in a small but significant way.
I dig that after practically being able to predict A.J. Smith's every caustic grunt, I could for even a couple of hours think that the two wunderkinds running things now might have decided to go way off the reservation in an attempt to win.
I hope it's not the last time we think they shocked us.
But that's not the great takeaway from this episode.
Moreover, we must confront an underlying point.
From the start on Sunday — even as I was incredulous, partially horrified and somewhat impressed — this was not so much about what the Chargers might have added. It was more about what they don't have.
We didn't need a courtship of LT to tell us the Chargers don't have faith in Ryan Mathews — that he can stay healthy, sure, but even more so that he can do his part to protect Philip Rivers. Bringing back Ronnie Brown and bringing in Danny Woodhead told us all we needed to know there.
Don't spend more than a minute thinking about whether LT could still play.
This is about so much more than how much he was going to be on the field, whether he would get five, six or 10 carries a game. It's about more than if he was interested or could be a mentor to Mathews.


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From the phone company to People magazine, the last few years have been quite a trip for Beverly Beard Maddox.
More importantly to the Port St. Joe native and resident – she is a cancer survivor.
Maddox is among those featured in the most recent People magazine, on shelves now, who have traveled to the wilds of North Dakota and its thriving gas and oil fields in search of work.
If there is spot on the Continental United States in which unemployment rates are all but meaningless it is North Dakota, where massive underground reservoirs of oil and natural gas have led to boom times.
"It really is incredible," Maddox said. "They are fracking like crazy," referring to a method of extracting oil and gas from shale rock.
Maddox made the trip during the summer for itinerant pipeline work, which she has been doing pretty much since she left GTCom eight or nine years ago after 16 years as an accountant.
She briefly worked in realty for Libia Taylor and also at Bluewater Outriggers and after leaving for a stint as an inventory control specialist for a company in Panama City, Maddox figured there had to be a better way to make a living.
"I thought this is so boring, working in an office five days a week," Maddox said while brandishing a copy of People magazine in which she is pictured and quoted as one of the "faces of the new frontier." "I just wanted to do something else with my life."
The mother of her boyfriend suggested pipeline work, specifically becoming a welder's helper.
The training wasn't much – 80 hours to prove one has the jib for the work – and the pay was substantial, or as Maddox said, "high-scale."
For example, in North Dakota, Maddox earned over $22 an hour, a $100 a day stipend, full benefits and the company she worked for supplied living accommodations and food.
In other words, all that money went to the bank while the company provided for her living expenses.
Maddox is now a proud member of Pipeline Local 798 out of Tulsa, OK.
"I like the outdoors, fishing and gardening," Maddox said. "I like to be outdoors. Some people are not cut out for pipelining but I found I really enjoyed it."
She has been all over the country, working for months-long stretches from places as diverse as Rock Springs, Wyoming – "There is nothing but prairie dogs and they are mean." – and Orangeville, Texas, Kansas, West Virginia, Utah and Minnesota.
While not all jobs filled her bank account as in North Dakota – Maddox is deciding whether she wants to brave North Dakota during the winter months – the living is a good one.
"I enjoy it because I enjoy traveling and meeting people," Maddox said. "In North Dakota, it is wide open. If you know anybody in construction they need to go up there. They are renting and selling homes that haven't even been built yet.
"I think they have an inventory of something like 4,000 homes planned and not yet built."
It was in Texas that Maddox had the scare of her life.
She awoke one morning with pain from one breast and knew intuitively that something was wrong. She contacted her doctor.
A biopsy later, the diagnosis was breast cancer. She had a lumpectomy and chemotherapy and Oct. 29 represents her cancer birthday, the day she received the diagnosis that she was cancer free.
"The only time I missed work was when I had surgery," Maddox explained, missing four days for the original biopsy surgery, seven days after her lumpectomy.
The work of a welder's helper is not an easy one, Maddox said, describing the many tasks that go into the job, from buffing to grinding to providing the right tools and equipment to the welder she is working with.
"Every welder I've worked with has been one of the nicest people in the world," Maddox said.
Maddox is also something of a trail-blazer in that there are not a lot of women who take up work on pipelines.
In North Dakota, where the living compound was known as the Capital Lodge or "man camps", Maddox was one of two women she knew working in the same area.
"On the pipe gang, I was usually the only woman on the job," Maddox said. "(The men) give it to me and I give it right back. You have to.
"I have been fortunate that I have worked with some great people. It is not always like that, but I have been really fortunate. They are all good people."
And Maddox has, if an interview with a reporter is any indication, the appropriate personality.
When talking about the People magazine article, she went to her cell phone contacts and got the staff writer from people on the phone in New York.
She had dinner with him and the photographer on the assignment one night and struck up a fast friendship, her greeting of "This is Bevvie" eliciting an immediate response from Jeff Truesdell, the writer.
In fact, she said, her phone was brimming with the contacts she has made the past six or seven years on pipelines around the country.
"I have a lot of children out there from my work," Maddox said.


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By DANNY P. SMITH
The Eupora Eagles are making the trip to Bolivar County for Class 2A playoff action for the second consecutive year.
Eupora hopes the return to Webster County tonight is a happier one.
In a battle against the West Bolivar Eagles last season, Eupora lost a 22-11 decision.
Eupora football coach Junior Graham takes a young group to Rosedale this season, but doesn't believe that will necessarily be a disadvantage. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.
"With seniors and your quarterback being a senior (last season), you felt more comfortable going into a big game on the road late in the year," Graham said. "Jamal (Roby) has come a long way and he's not a sophomore any more. He's playing like a junior and we hope he continues to grow and is able to lead us on the offensive side of the ball.
"On defense, we've just got a big task ahead of us. This is back-to-back weeks we've played somebody that's really got a special guy at tailback."
Kailo Moore has piled up some eye-catching numbers for West Bolivar with 1,796 yards on 187 carries and 27 touchdowns.
After losing the first two games of the season to Clarksdale and Cleveland, West Bolivar (10-2) has won 10-straight games.
Behind Moore, Graham said West Bolivar has a similar look offensively to last year.
"They remind me of East Webster in some ways," Graham said. "They are not as big up front, but they are real athletic on the defensive side of the ball and they do a real good job of establishing the run. They can also throw the play-action pass on you."
Eupora (8-3) knocked off Walnut 26-13 in the first round of the playoffs last week and Graham liked the preparation his Eagles showed in getting ready for West Bolivar.
"We've had as good a practice this week as we've had all year," Graham said. "We were consistent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as far as our effort and execution on both sides of the ball. That's kind of what you expect with as young a squad as we've had all year. This is the time we need to become more consistent.
"We've seen some improvement, but we hope to have seen enough to where we can compete and give them a good game."
Eupora may not have just one player who matches the production of Moore, but the combination of Deshawn Starks and Vandy Smith in the backfield have accounted for 39 touchdowns. Starks has 97 attempts for 849 yards and 23 touchdowns, while Smith adds 48 carries for 329 yards and 16 scores.
If Eupora can defeat West Bolivar, it would move into a third-round matchup against Coahoma County or Baldwyn.
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A sequel to 2004's 'The Holocaust Industry', Finkelstein's latest book, whose main section is titled "The Greatest Fraud Ever Sold," was originally set for publication by the New Press in New York. After Dershowitz wrote to the New Press leveling his charges, Finkelstein switched to UC. Now, with the help of a law firm, Dershowitz has leveled the same charges in missives to Arnold Schwarzenegger and UC. The book's publication date has been delayed. Enmity between the two profs is ongoing: After the release of Dershowitz' 2003 book 'The Case for Israel', Finkelstein accused him of having plagiarized a third writer's work. Moreover, he devotes a section of his personal Web site to what he calls "The Dershowitz Hoax."
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"Conservative group forms alliance, urges Bush, Congress to modify sections of the anti-terrorism law
Conservative libertarians launched a campaign yesterday to persuade President George W. Bush and Congress to fix the sections of the anti-terrorism Patriot Act that they say intrude on privacy and harm civil liberties.
Long wary of the act's enhanced police powers, the conservatives announced they had formed the organization Patriots for Checks and Balances with the liberal American Civil Liberties Union in time for hearings in the Republican-controlled Congress next month on whether it should renew 16 Patriot Act provisions that expire at year's end. At a news conference yesterday, ACLU Washington director Laura Murphy underscored the importance of raising the profile in the debate of such prominent conservatives as Grover Norquist of Taxpayers United, David Keene of the American Conservative Union and Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation...
Bob Barr, the group's chair and a former Republican representative from Georgia who voted for the act in 2001, said the sunsetting of the provisions and the hearings in the House and Senate provide a "unique opportunity" to add checks and balances to the act. In a letter sent to the president yesterday, Barr and his group asked Bush "to reconsider your unqualified support" for three specific provisions, only one of which is set to expire without reauthorization.
Those are the so-called "sneak-and-peek" Section 213, which allows agents to enter a place without first notifying the owner; Section 215, which permits agents to get business and library records more easily; and Section 802, which broadly defines terrorists and terrorism. Section 215 is due to expire at the end of the year..."
New York, NY –CBGB's, Forward Face, friends and family of Brandon Chevalier-Kolling (aka Brandon Possible) are teaming up to present a Memorial St. Patrick's Day Benefit show at CBGB's downstairs lounge, 313 Bowery. www.cbgb.com
ph: (212) 677-0455. The event will be held March 17th, 2005. Doors@7:30pm. Tix: $5 at the door. Proceeds will go to Forward Face.
Bands will include: Death Mold, Eyes of Hate, The X-Possibles, Low Flying Jets, Stockyard Stoics, and Disassociate.
Forward Face provides children and their families with immediate support to manage the medial and social effects of craniofacial conditions. We work to educate, advocate and raise public awareness about facial differences.
X-Possibles and Leftover Crack drummer, Brandon Chevalier-Kolling died in his sleep, on tour in Texas late December 2004.
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Alternative Tentacles is proud to announce the signing of Hip-Hop legend Blowfly! Before there was Kool Keith, Old Dirty Bastard, or 2 Live Crew- in fact before there was hip-hop for that matter- there was Blowfly. Sampled by Jurassic 5, Ice Cube and Puff Daddy, sued by the head of Publishing giant ASCAP, and the first rap artist to have a record banned ("Porno Freak" in Alabama- 10 years before 2 Live Crew), this 60 year-old caped, masked black superhero / music genius has been credited with everything from inventing rap music and the Miami sound to outraging public decency throughout the South and the world with trash classics like "Shittin' on the Dock of the Bay".
His new album, Fahrenheit 69 is an election piss-take of epic proportions. Tackling issues as far-reaching as R. Kelly, terrorism, G. W. Bush, ugly people, and um... boogers, this album fits perfectly with the independent, irreverent spirit that Alternative Tentacles is synonymous with. Featuring guest appearances from rappers Afroman , Slug (the MC for Atmosphere) and Electroclash freaks Gravy Train, Fahrenheit 69 is Blowfly's first album of completely new material since 1988's Blowfly For President. One listen to Fahrenheit 69 is ample evidence that new material has been long, long overdue.
Alternative Tentacles is thrilled to be responsible for unleashing the legendary Blowfly on a new generation of unsuspecting freaks!
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"The Saddest Poem Of All: Tribe 8 Is Ending.
January 21, 2005 - That's right. It's been a great ride, but it's time to move on. We'd like to thank all of you for your love and support over the fifteen years.
Don't despair just yet, though—if you never seen us live, or want to for one last time, you can! We're lining up some farewell gigs, the first of which will be on Wednesday, February 16th at the Elbo Room in San Francisco. (See Show Dates for more details.) We're also hoping to do one big everlovin' blowout of a last show, at a swanktastic place like the Carnegie or the Fillmore or even good ol' Michigan."
Alternative Tentacles wishes all the members of Tribe 8, past and present, great success with their various writing, musical, and other artistic projects in the future. You will be missed!


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I'm pleased to announce the following exhibition by one of faculty, Yvonne Love, right here in Philadelphia.
University of Calgary Press has just announced the release of "Shipwreck at Cape Flora" by Dr. PJ Capetotti. Dr. Capelotti an Associate Professor of Anthropology is a prolific author with over a dozen books.
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Dragons are typically known for being mythical, intelligent monsters that breathe fire and terrify the countryside. While that is the common depiction of these fabled beasts, there are other sides to dragons. In eastern Asian cultures, dragons were and are known as symbols of good luck. They aren't the scaled monsters of yore but benevolent spirits that grant wishes and protect fortunate families from harm. Garden statuary can also depict dragons as being a lot more good natured than the old tales would have us believe.
Zippy the Dragon has adapted to modern times by working as a sculptural mail post. Although he is supposed to guard the mail and has the claws and fangs to do it, it looks like the main focus of this pint-sized dragon is catching and holding onto your daily paper.
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Did anyone see Time Team last night? They were digging around the site of an old mill near Wincanton and found what they thought was an ancient comb. On closer inspection they found an inscription: "Copyright BP 1999 West Stow".
Bernard Pearson, The Cunning Artificer used to make replica combs to sell in the gift shop at West Stow. The people on Time Team were wondering if someone put it on the site knowing that the team were going to be digging there.
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What Divides Democrats
New York–area voters had the opportunity this fall to cast their ballot for one of two Democrats who are divided by more than the Hudson River. Cory Booker, the Newark mayor, whom New Jersey's electors sent to the U.S. Senate in October, and Bill de Blasio, the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City, personify two distinct futures for the Democratic Party.
Booker is a corporate Democrat—more precisely, a Wall Street and Silicon Valley Democrat—who praises the beneficent rich as sources of charitable giving and policy ideas that can lift the poor. De Blasio is an anti-corporate Democrat who condemns big business and the financial sector for using their wealth to rig the economy in their favor and at everyone else's expense.
The divide between Booker and de Blasio matters because it defines the most fundamental fault line within the Democratic Party. Not so long ago, the Democrats generally agreed with one another on economics—hence the New Deal and Great Society—and fought with one another over foreign policy and the rights of minorities. Today, no national-security or social issue splits the party. Instead, economics now roils the Democrats. In 2016, the party's presidential primaries will chiefly focus, as they have not in many decades, on the economic policy differences between candidates—that is, if there's more than one candidate. If there's only Hillary Clinton, her every economic utterance will be subjected to intense scrutiny.
The new Democratic comity on social issues culminates a 50-year transformation that began when Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act. As Southern whites fled the party, Democrats welcomed socially liberal financial elites who had rejected the GOP's rightward turn on racial and gender issues. This mix of Wall Street bankers and high-tech entrepreneurs has become a major source of Democratic funding. Their perspectives have dominated the party's economic policies, beginning with former Goldman Sachs CEO Robert Rubin's tenure as Bill Clinton's Treasury secretary and continuing through the Obama presidency with such protégés as Lawrence Summers and Timothy Geithner. During Clinton's presidency, Rubin et al. deregulated the financial industry and crafted free-trade accords that decimated American manufacturing. The dot-com boom and low unemployment levels of the late 1990s convinced the Rubinistas that they had found the key to generating good jobs in a nation that had been losing them for at least 25 years.
The crash of 2008 consigned the Rubin model of prosperity to the rubble. Nonetheless, his acolytes were installed in the key economic policy positions in the Obama administration, where they sought, with some success, to mitigate the wave of regulation that followed the financial panic. Their resistance to stricter oversight and the greater emphasis they placed on protecting banks than on protecting homeowners upset congressional liberals. Most progressives, though, were generally unwilling to go public with their criticism until after Barack Obama won re-election. That constraint removed, this summer they successfully blocked the president's expected appointment of Summers to the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve.
These intraparty tensions will shape the contours of the 2016 presidential contest. Should Hillary Clinton seek the party's nomination, she will have to decide whether, or to what extent, she should break with the economic policies and policymakers that held sway in her husband's and Obama's administrations. If she chooses not to run, the fight for the nomination will likely feature candidates identified either with the more populist and regulatory side of the party (Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, say) or with its more centrist and corporate side (Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York, say). Whatever occurs, Wall Street's role in the Democratic Party—a fait accompli for the past two decades, albeit one that Democrats seldom advertised—will be up for debate.
The Democrats' remarkable accord on social issues is the result of a no less remarkable sea change in the party's membership. The nation's fastest-growing demographic groups—Latinos, Asians, and millennials—have swelled the party's rolls and infused them with their own liberal viewpoints. At the same time, the shift of older white voters, particularly in the South and rural America, from the Democratic column to the Republican has effectively eliminated social conservatives from the party's membership. Today, only one Democratic congressman, Georgia's John Barrow, comes from a majority-white district in the five states of the Deep South.
Accordingly, the social issues that Republicans once used as wedges against the Democrats and that divided the Democrats—gay marriage, legalization of undocumented immigrants, access to abortion—have become not just the lingua franca of the party but issues that Democrats now use as wedges against Republicans. What's more, as the South experiences its own demographic shifts, the social liberalism of blue-state Democrats is becoming the social liberalism of purple-state Democrats, too. In this autumn's contest for the Virginia governorship, Democrat Terry McAuliffe has backed universal background checks for handguns, gay marriage, citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and an assault-weapons ban. McAuliffe has never been mistaken for a progressive ideologue. His support for these positions, rather, is a clear sign of how much Virginia has changed. As Ronald Brownstein has reported in the National Journal, multiracial Northern Virginia has seen its population grow to compose 30 percent of the state's electorate, while the poorer, heavily white Appalachian counties in the state's southwest region have shrunk to less than 10 percent of the state's voters. This has encouraged McAuliffe to take stances the state's two Democratic senators, Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, shunned in their earlier runs for office but now endorse.
The Democrats do have their differences on national-security issues, but they pale alongside the foreign-policy divisions that racked the party for decades. Liberals and civil libertarians have criticized the Obama administration's use of drone strikes and the scope of its electronic surveillance practices. These discontents, however, show no sign of producing either a protest movement or an insurgent candidate. The wars that could produce dissent on a large scale have either ended, in the case of Iraq, or are being wound down, in the case of Afghanistan. Save among select policy elites, no significant agitation exists within the party—or without—to involve the nation more deeply in the Syrian civil war. Indeed, there's widespread agreement that bolstering America's national security requires the creation of a more vibrant economy. It's around this question—how the economy is to be strengthened—that the Democrats divide.
Democrats agree on what could be termed a basic economic program: raising taxes on the rich, increasing the minimum wage, investing more in infrastructure and education, extending health coverage through the Affordable Care Act. But at the state and, even more, the municipal level, they have substantial differences over the role of unions, the future of public education, and the privatization of services. The differences between Cory Booker and Bill de Blasio illustrate just how wide these gaps have grown.
Booker spent most of his tenure as mayor of Newark enlisting the financial support and embracing the political perspective of the corporate sector. Governing an impoverished city like Newark, Booker has argued, presented him with few alternatives to the course he's taken. No Democrat can take issue with the way he's highlighted the plight of the poor—living in public-housing projects for more than seven years, subsisting on a food-stamp budget for a week. But Booker has journeyed to the outer extremes of education policy, calling for an end to teacher tenure and endorsing vouchers for private schools. Famously, he raised $100 million from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for his education programs. Booker himself has been on the receiving end of rich folks' largesse. As The New York Times reported in August, Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and other Silicon Valley heavyweights staked Booker to an investment, at the time worth an estimated $1 million to $5 million, in a social media start-up (which, since the Times story broke, Booker has sold).
Even allowing for both his city's and his own dependence on the kindness of the rich, it was nonetheless stunning when Booker told viewers of Meet the Press in the midst of the 2012 campaign that he found the Obama re-election campaign's attacks on Mitt Romney and Bain Capital "nauseating." "Enough is enough," he said. "Stop attacking private equity." Booker's vision of the forces for progressive social change apparently includes the very poor and the very rich—the former as recipients, the latter as dispensaries, of private wealth. Any mayor of a city like Newark is surely entitled to adhere to the adage that beggars can't be choosers. But at a time when the financial sector has brought the broader economy to ruin and profits have soared in large part due to capital's suppression of wages, Booker's comments and the sensibility they betrayed could not have been more at odds with the beliefs of millions of Democrats, particularly with those Democrats whom de Blasio has come to represent.
After running fourth for many months among the candidates in New York's Democratic primary, de Blasio surged to the top by campaigning, essentially, against policies that coddled the plutocratic class. New York, de Blasio reiterated at every stop along the campaign trail, had become a tale of two cities, a Bloombergian version of Fritz Lang's Metropolis where nearly half the residents live in or near poverty while the super-rich swan as never before. De Blasio advocated raises for the city's unionized workers and spoke in favor of fast-food workers' campaign to win a living wage. He excoriated Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the Democratic mayoral candidate closest to him, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, for blocking for three years a bill entitling workers to paid sick days. He deplored giveaways to developers and corporations and called for linking new development to the construction of affordable housing. He campaigned against the stop-and-frisk-minority-young-men policy of the police. He suggested that he'd discontinue the city's practice of letting charter schools set up shop rent-free in city-owned facilities. He called repeatedly for higher taxes on the rich to fund universal preschool.
The policies that de Blasio has pledged to pursue run counter not only to many of Booker's but also to those of numerous other Democratic mayors, including Chicago's Rahm Emanuel and Los Angeles's Antonio Villaraigosa (whose eight years in office ended in June), both of whom have promoted charter schools and fought with their city's unions. The fiercest intraparty battles over economic issues today are fought in city halls. In the past year, both Boston and Los Angeles have gone through Democrat-versus-Democrat mayoral runoff elections in which one candidate accused the other of being the tool of public-employee unions.
The role of finance within the Democratic Party was not an issue in the last two presidential election cycles, but it will be in the next, posing a challenge for Hillary Clinton if she chooses to run. As one former Clinton administration official says, "She's too enmeshed in the entire machinery" of the Rubin school of economics to distance herself credibly from it.
But is she? If the battle between the advocates of Janet Yellen and Larry Summers was round one of the Democrats' fight over the fate of Wall Street liberalism, what do we make of the Clintons' role in it? Hillary had no reason to take sides and ample reason not to—and she didn't. Bill issued a public defense of Summers but only after he had withdrawn his name from consideration. The Clintons have usually been able to sense the direction of the prevailing winds.
Indeed, the Summers-Yellen battle should have put Hillary Clinton on notice that she's more likely to estrange key constituencies if she maintains her historic link to Rubinomics. Should she take her economic counsel chiefly from second- and third-generation Rubin apostles like Gene Sperling and Jason Furman, a number of key Democratic elites—labor leaders, the blogosphere, progressive members of Congress—would likely erupt.
At one level, the choice between old loyalties and new necessities should be one that Clinton can finesse. She has already won Wall Street's trust, and if she remains the prohibitive favorite, she will command a share of the financial sector's allegiance no matter whom she selects for her economic team. On a deeper level, however, Clinton will be under political pressure to chart some new directions in economic policy.
This challenge isn't Clinton's alone. While the Republican Party's responsibility for blocking economic recovery measures should be clear to millions of voters, the Democrats will nonetheless come before an electorate in 2016 that will be worse off economically than it was in 2008. Democratic voters will likely be looking to their presidential candidate for some new remedies. Offering the same menu of policies that the Democrats have offered for the past eight years—worse yet, with the same stable of economic advisers—hardly sounds like a recipe for success.
Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who initiated the letter from Democratic senators recommending Yellen to Obama, believes that Clinton understands the perils of embodying the ancien régime. "I don't think Hillary will be a Rubin acolyte," he says. "The Yellen fight showed that the emphasis on increasing employment has become central to the Democratic mainstream. I don't see us going back to the light regulation and deregulation of the '90s."
The constituencies now swelling the Democrats' ranks, Latinos and millennials in particular, have created the space—indeed, the necessity—for the party to move to the left. Polled by the Pew Research Center in 2012 as to whether they would "rather have a smaller government providing fewer services or bigger government providing more services," Latinos preferred the bigger-government option by 75 percent to 19 percent. Millennials present the Democrats with an opportunity as well as a challenge: Addressing the profound economic travails of the young will require the Democrats to go far beyond the halfway-house measures of recent decades. They will need to reinvent direct public employment programs, devise new plans to make college affordable, substantially raise the minimum wage, and give workers the right to form unions without fear of being fired. In short, a successful Democratic presidential candidate will have to call for some substantial, though targeted, expansions in the role of government. While Hillary Clinton doesn't have to explicitly repudiate her husband's declaration that "the era of big government is over," her road—any Democrat's road—to the White House runs to the left of the roads that Bill Clinton and Barack Obama traversed.
Should Hillary opt not to run, the potential candidate who would most clearly represent the party's economic left in the 2016 contest is Elizabeth Warren, the bane of Wall Street, who conceived the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and advocates a range of pro-labor reforms. The Massachusetts senator disavows any interest in becoming a candidate, but many liberals would expect and urge Warren to enter the race, even though her political identity and career experience do not extend much beyond financial issues. If she declines, it's not apparent who would take up the progressive-populist banner (though Governor Martin O'Malley of Maryland appears eager to put himself forward). This would be one of those vacuums, however, that political nature abhors. After all, few foresaw the emergence of Gary Hart or Barack Obama in the years leading up to their presidential campaigns.
Even if the primaries end up pitting a progressive like Warren against a centrist like Andrew Cuomo (who has been cool to raising both his state's minimum wage and taxes on its wealthy), the candidates will likely agree on a wide range of economic policies. But a left candidate would also likely favor reining in or breaking up the biggest banks and oppose trade deals that reduce domestic wages.
Whatever the outcome of the presidential primary battles, Congress will also be an arena in which the Democrats' conflicting positions will be fought out. On Capitol Hill, the battle between the deficit hawks and those who favor increasing public investment has been sidetracked by the Republicans' opposition to what is the Democrats' near-consensual insistence on raising taxes on the rich. But should Republicans lose their House majority, the corporate and financial establishment will mount a massive campaign to scale back Social Security and Medicare as part of their much-beloved "grand bargain." This bargain, they claim, will mark a triumph of moderation, unifying fiscal conservatism with social liberalism—in other words, codifying Cory Booker's politics.
If a Democrat succeeds Obama, she or he will come under immense pressure, as Obama has, to reduce spending on social welfare. The president's ability to resist such pressure will depend in part on the strength not just of a left--economic tendency in the party but a left-economic movement in the country. The mere existence of a more progressive electorate will not be—nor has it ever been—enough to achieve major social and economic reform. Absent a contemporary version of the mass left movements that prodded their government to enact the landmark legislation of the New Deal and Great Society, the Wall Street liberals, and non-liberals, will probably be able to block the investment of federal funds on the scale required to reboot the economy. They may even be able to further diminish America's already diminished welfare state.
Some of the ingredients for a movement are in place. Awareness of and indignation toward the growth of economic inequality and the shrinking of the middle class continue to rise. But, the campaign of fast-food workers for higher wages notwithstanding, the kind of movement that could strengthen the economic left within the Democratic Party is nowhere yet in evidence. Like the country at large, the Democrats have changed. They're more wary of finance; they want government to make college more affordable and jobs more numerous and better paying. But the balance of power in the party and in the nation haven't shifted enough for those desires to become law—not unless the people whom Bill de Blasio champions amass in numbers sufficient to overcome the interests that Cory Booker protects.
Wed, 2013-11-06 14:10
Time for change in the Democratic party. I'll support a candidate like DeBlaisio and Booker if they are in the same camp as Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Alan Grayson who "get it". Clinton has too much corporate money and history to not be another Obama. We need to end the "Third Way" corporate capture of Democrats. No time for a third party, but a real split and power surge for democracy would be welcome starting right now. Meanwhile pay attention where you live because the local school boards, courts, etc have been being packed by the right in secret for 40 years. We are so sold out.
Wed, 2013-11-06 16:57
Democrats and lib media have been stunningly oblivious to what is going on. Maybe they just couldn't hear anything above the "Middle Class Only" chant. What the rich are now doing to the middle class, the middle class already did to the poor. The middle class, those with incomes in the $40-$50k range, insisted that those who were trying to get back on their feet on aid of $4k, were living in unacceptable luxury. So, they grabbed up the last crumbs, and told the poor to disappear. The consequences of Clinton's welfare "reform" have often been quite tragic, and Dems and the middle class call it "successful." While lib media sings the Ballad of the Bourgeoisie, the poor truly suffer today.
Thu, 2013-11-07 23:07
This is a great article - hits the nail on the head over the Blue-Dog/DLC/Third-Way/Republican-Lite/New DINO Dems which love economic inequality that some young and old North Carolina Democrats seek to continue vs. the Deaniac/de Blasio liberal-progressive wing of the Party that want to solve the class-warfare problem.
And I don't believe in calling Corey Booker's brand of economics "Wall Street liberalism". There is nothing liberal about what Wall Street is selling - why are you trying to soft-sell it?
The Democratic Party must be about doing the most good for the most people. "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one." We must build the Democratic Party from the precincts on up with this goal in mind. In my mind - there is no choice other than not letting Wall Street and Big Business use their wealth to rig the economy in their favor and at EVERYONE else's expense. Call me a Bill de Blasio liberal Democrat. And stop calling Cory Booker and others like him progressives or liberals - they are nothing of the kind!
Fri, 2013-11-08 16:34
Democrats have long been accustomed to intra-party debates (hence Will Rogers' quip about "not an organized party"), sometimes because of issues on which all Democrats agree compared to most Republicans, but on which they place different emphases (which do you do first, save the whales, get equal rights for gay people, or preserve voting rights; preferably ALL of them, but which comes FIRST?), and sometimes because of issues on which Democrats do NOT all agree. Meanwhile, the Republicans are having trouble with infighting because they do not have very much PRACTICE at it! And we can and should use that to our advantage.
But the differences among ourselves should not obscure the differences between us and the other party, especially on finance. The writer refers to Booker's camp as "Wall Street liberals" for good reason: COMPARED to the Republican "Wall Street conservatives" they really ARE liberal, and even semi-populist. Think of the wealthy people who support the Democrats, such as the Kennedys, Soros, half of Hollywood. Are they CONSCIOUSLY TRYING to impoverish poor and middle class Americans as the Koch brothers and their ilk are? No, they may need some populist "re-education" from progressive voters, but they do not try to become corporate totalitarian overlords. And since there is much more debate WITHIN our party than there is BETWEEN parties, these "liberal" Wall Street corporate leaders are much more amenable to pressure from voters, and from the real populist Democrats, than their right wing counterparts. But if progressives begin "testing the purity" of other Democrats as the Tea Party does to other Republicans, we may push them out of our party as the Tea Party fanatics are starting to do to more moderate Republicans (such as former Florida Governor Charlie Crist, may he live long as a Democrat). And we DO NEED them, for two very big reasons:
First, they provide MONEY that the rest of us cannot. The most frustrating thing about being a low-to-middle-income political activist is NOT HAVING ENOUGH TO GIVE to all the worthy campaigns for progressive populism that are being waged. Since the vast majority of donors on the progressive side are low-to-middle, and since "middle" is getting lower every year, the TOTAL amount of money that we CAN donate is smaller than what two or three of the right wing donors can give. And that is part of the right's strategy: impoverish the donors likely to give to their opposition (and persuade a good chunk of the impoverished to give anyway, to the very people who are impoverishing them), and give their tax money to corporations who will invest billions in right wing propaganda. Without a FEW very large donors, we have no hope of countering that strategy, since it takes money to get our message out (and now it may take even MORE money to help get our voting base to the polls, since many of them are now required to get "new" ID cards that require getting several OTHER documents they cannot afford to obtain without financial assistance).
The SECOND reason is that middle class Americans who have drunk the tea of envying the poor their "safety net hammocks" will be more likely to listen to leaders of corporations that CHOOSE to treat their employees with dignity, respect, and MORE MONEY than the right wing corporations do. These liberal leaders can ameliorate the fruits of the right wing banksters and robber barons with higher wages, better benefits, and support for liberal, even populist measures in government. THESE people can say, look at me, I have created a large business without stepping on the little guy, and I do not "need" ridiculous tax breaks, wild West unregulated markets, and the like to be comfortable; in fact, I am more comfortable when I help all of you to get there also. This can take quite a few votes away from Republicans.
In the LONG term, if we can hold on, more corporate leaders will see that it is TRULY in their best interest to do business in a socially liberal, progressively taxed country, stabilized by just enough safety nets to assure the vast majority of Americans who want opportunity that their families will not be endangered by their taking a risk. They will come to understand, or be replaced by more effective corporate leaders who do understand, that CIRCULATING income and wealth makes everyone better off, INCLUDING them, if we do not eject them from our circles for being "too rich" (as I remember the "new left" of the sixties was split by rival accusations of not being "pure" enough).
If not, America will become a Biblical economy, with wealth firmly held at the top and no hope of advancement for the vast majority at the bottom. If we are LUCKY, we will then be conquered by a humane country or group of countries (such as the EU) for our own good; if not, there may well be an American Bastille Day, followed by our own Robespierre, and who knows what (Napoleon?) after that.
History shows us that the French, in trying to copy our revolution, failed to protect everyone's rights because theirs was led by the extreme poor, and particularly by the extremely nihilistic leaders among the extreme poor, while ours, though not perfect, was led by men of property who wanted a STABLE but DEMOCRATIC form of government organized for the benefit of all. We have had ONE republic since 1788 (or two since 1783, if you count the Articles of Confederation); France has had, interspersed over the more than two centuries since 1789, FIVE Republics and, if I count right, THREE Empires. And yet they are beginning to surpass us in respecting the rights of all (although I would quibble with them about prohibiting religious clothing and jewelry).
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