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The Mrs. and I sat down for a few minutes with James Carville before his keynote address at tonight's Knox County Truman Day Dinner (more on that later). Here's what he had to say...
R. Neal for KnoxViews: Just to talk about the process for a minute, Sen. Obama is running more of a grassroots campaign as compared to Sen. Clinton who is doing better in states where they have an established machine like Pennsylvania. Is this a grassroots v. machine politics contest?
James Carville: Well, I don't know if there's like... well Indiana's a machine state, West Virginia... I think where obviously Senator Clinton does better in the bigger states, but the vote totals, you add them up and they're pretty similar. Obviously the more African Americans in the state the better Obama traditionally does. I think their approach is a little different. I think Senator Obama approaches it from a sort of "we can circumvent the system," and Senator Clinton is more a "we can cut through the system" kind of person. I think they have a different approach.
KnoxViews: Because she is winning those big states that Democrats have to win and he's running a more retail type of campaign, how will that work in November if he's the nominee? Can he continue that approach or will he have to change it?
Mr. Carville: Well, everybody knows everything about this election Attitudes are getting so fixed here that it's a little bit different in that sense of a campaign. But I mean he's a very good speaker, in the kind of wholesale sense, and you know they stopped doing these big rallies, they thought they'd do better if they went to smaller things. So I don't know, I think his style will be fine in the general election. I've never bought that the ability... I mean, if he wins the Idaho caucuses it doesn't mean he's going to carry Idaho.
KnoxViews: OK, moving away from the primary because I'm sure you've had plenty of questions about that, one of the things we talk about and get in a lot of disagreements about at our blog is the netroots "liberal wing" of the party if you will versus the DLC, Blue Dog wing of the party, and what's the disconnect there? Why can't... why is there this animosity?
Mr. Carville: (chuckles) Well, I think that a lot of the, and I'm just sort of surmising here, a lot of people say "the blogosphere" and it's not like one thing in the blogosphere. There certainly is a… certain group of people in the blogosphere that feel like that the modern Democrats have become sold out, that they didn't oppose the war enough, which I kind of agree with them, and certainly I think what really sparked it was the fact that we seemed to give up in 2000 in the Florida recount. We're not tough enough. I think they have some valid points there. Like most things that start up there's some validity in the inception of it. I don't think we fought hard enough in Florida, and I think we could have fought the war harder. I mean, I never was for it and fought it hard on television. But I think it's legitimate. By the same token, I think that most... a lot of them don't understand politics. I mean after you do things for a while there's a certain kind of understanding of the realities of it and I think that people are going to find that it's pretty hard to circumvent a system. You gotta be tough enough to cut through it, if you will, and deal with it. But, we'll see.
KnoxViews: Speaking of the war, do you find it strange that Sen. Obama's first attack against Sen. Clinton was about her vote on the war...
Mr. Carville: No, I think that's probably...
KnoxViews: ...but his introduction to America was at the 2004 convention introducing Kerry, who also voted for the war, and Obama supported him in that campaign. Isn't there an inconsistency there?
Mr. Carville: I don't want to defend Obama because I'm for Hillary, but no, I mean he's trying to draw a distinction on the war. He had some other statements that indicated he wasn't as opposed to it as maybe his campaign put out, but you know, you had two pro-war candidates, Kerry and Bush, and I think that Kerry would have been the better choice there. I don't know, I don't think it's necessarily a big inconsistency there.
KnoxViews: If Obama wins this nomination, do you see there is a sort of passing of the torch in the party, to younger, more liberal Democrats, a shifting back to the left that used to be the center?
Mr. Carville: Yeah, I think if he's nominated... I wrote an op-ed in the Financial Times [about this]... I do think it's going to go more toward an alliance between better educated Democrats and African Americans, maybe some more younger voters will be enthused. I think that the people that I describe that look to the Federal government to soften the harsh edges of capitalism, if you will, we've had a lot of different characterizations of these people. But the idea that the traditional kind of Harry Truman thing is there's a fight going on, and let me tell you, I know whose side I'm on in this fight. When Franklin Roosevelt said the captains of industry and Wall Street barons hate me and I welcome their hate, I mean Obama's clearly not of that ilk of Democrat. He's more of a kind of Bill Bradley, Paul Tsongas, Adlai Stevenson kind of Democrat
KnoxViews: Going back to the DLC disconnect, there's what we used to call "triangulation," and did that ever really work? Did we give up too much and not get enough in return?
Mr. Carville: I guess what I'd say is what did we get? We got a $5.6 trillion surplus, $6,000 in income growth, we had stable health care costs, we had relatively cheap energy, we had unemployment at historic lows, we had a very vibrant stock market. I don't know. Knock me over with a feather but you could have convinced me that we got something here.
KnoxViews: In this negotiation, what do you see as the core principles that Democrats should not negotiate away?
Mr. Carville: Well look, I think there's a constant kind of struggle in U.S. politics and the struggle is generally between the people who have it made and the people who want to make it. Or the people on the side of the mountain as opposed to the people on the top of the mountain. I think the very core of what it means to be a Democrat is, a Republican is always willing to take on people in the interest of power, a Democrat should never fear to take on power in the interest of people. I don't know why some of these issues… guns, I'm kind of pro gun and I've got guns myself, it's kind of an absurd thing. I think things where the party really can move, you know really has to stand strong, is first of all we've got to bring a more progressive tax code. I think we need to broaden the definition of income. I think we shouldn't give speeches about investment, I think we should actually invest in things. I think that people have to have rights to organize, I think if working people have the right to organize they can obtain power that when they're not organized they don't have. I think these are kind of really cool principles for the party. And things like the minimum wage, look at how well family and medical leave has worked, look at things like this. I think that Democrats have shown that they know how to build a prosperous economy, and I think Democrats are much better at building a more just society, too. I think we can do both.
KnoxViews: Speaking of some of those issues, it seems like the issues have been a moving target in this primary. (Last question, I promise) We started out with the war, we went to health care, now it's the economy and gas prices, what do you think it will be in November?
Mr. Carville: I think what the real issue is is our government can't control anything. They're completely… gas prices are out of control, health care costs are out of control, the war in Iraq is out of control, the war in Afghanistan is out of control, the currency has gone to hell in a hand basket, we couldn't do anything about Katrina. I mean, you just get the sense that this government, if there's not some way to make money off of it they don't care about it. We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches. And I think people are sick of it. OK?
KnoxView: Very good. Thanks, I appreciate it.
Mr. Carville: You bet.
Thanks to Mr. Carville for taking time to talk with us. Also, thanks to Michael Silence for putting us in touch with Mr. Carville's staff to arrange the interview .
He still can't resist the
He still can't resist the digs at Obama by suggesting he's the egghead candidate. I am happy that you were able to get the interview, but he still seems lost in 1992, in my opinion.
"We've got an entire
"We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches."
I am no fan of Carville, but he's money when it comes to lines like this one.
True happiness is knowing you are a hypocrite. -- Ivor Cutler
"We've got an entire
"We've got an entire government that the American people look at and say these clowns don't know whether to wind their butts or scratch their watches."
I believe this line was used by Dolly Parton in the movie 'Nine to Five' Carville must have researched our area before coming here.
not sure what to make of
not sure what to make of Randy's "inconsistency" question re Obama supporting Kerry in 2004. Who exactly should he have supported other than the nominee? Bush? No one?
Dukakis... Gore... Kerry
He's more of a kind of Bill Bradley, Paul Tsongas, Adlai Stevenson kind of Democrat.
"It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust?"
such irony
In using a picture of an Obama supporter
In using a picture of an
In using a picture of an Obama supporter
...a reformed Naderite.
"It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust?"
Great questions yield great
Great questions yield great answers.
Carville really is brilliant. If only he would use his powers for good?
And that was the best set of questions I've seen yet, Randy and Michelle...I'm glad I'll be able to say, "I knew them when..."
Thanks for the great questions.
Personally I think we gave away way too much with the "triangulation" approach and the Dems also became the party of the corporate teat.
Senator Obama approaches it from a sort of "we can circumvent the system," and Senator Clinton is more a "we can cut through the system" kind of person.
I'm still trying to understand what he meant with this statement.
Does "cutting through" mean accepting corporate money?
Does it mean employing lobbyists in your campaign?
Does it mean "negotiating" with Eli Lilly on a drug bill?
I can certainly understand "circumventing" corrupt party machine politics such as the Philly ward bosses and their "walking around money" or accepting money directly from corporations and using their lobbyists in campaigns and later in government positions.
Anyone out there got a better grip on what Carville meant?
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
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Don Daugherty Great job on
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Great job on the interview, Randy. It was a terrific night to be a Democrat in Knoxville. Great crowd. A few kinks, mostly my fault, but we worked them out. He was my first choice to speak back when I was elected Chair, and we did what we had to do to get him here. I appreciate the kind words, Bill, but my hat is off to Judith Mallory, who spent about 250 hours over 6 months working on this and put together a wonderful event. If you were there, you'll remember it for a long time. That was what I wanted. Carville didn't dissappoint. He is about as laid back and informal as anyone I know in his field, and it was a pleasure working with him and bringing him here for the first time.
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It looks as if deal site Groupon (GRPN - Analyst Report) is expanding into new markets once more, this time experimenting in the bulk purchase segment with its brand new Groupon Basics division. This segment looks to offer users a bulk shopping service for a variety of home goods such as those in the consumer product, vitamin, and personal care categories.
Right now, the service has just under 110 items, with discounts generally at about 20%-30% off of retail prices. Beyond that, GRPN is also giving buyers 5% of their purchase back as 'Groupon Bucks' while there will also be free delivery for orders over $24.99, which is pretty much everything in its current offering.
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The service looks to be a shot across the bow at Wal-Mart's (WMT - Analyst Report) Sam's Club division, as well as Costco (COST - Analyst Report). Both of these businesses are leaders in the bulk purchase segment, but they do require a membership fee to join, unlike what we see out of Groupon Basics.
However, this membership fee is a huge profit center for this bulk buying business, at least in terms of Costco. In fact, according to their most recent quarterly report, Costco stated that 'our membership format is an integral part of our business model and has a significant effect on our profitability. This format is designed to reinforce member loyalty and provide continuing fee revenue. The extent to which we maintain growth in our membership base, upgrade members, and sustain high renewal rates materially influences our profitability.'
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Investors always look for the perfect formula that would enable them to purchase the best stocks at bargain prices, which would provide large capital gains over time and an increasing stream of dividend gains. One could line up one or several indicators in order to reach a buy decision. Selling a stock however, is what could ultimately determine whether you succeed or fail in the long run.
As a buy and hold dividend investor, I try to pick stocks that trade at reasonable levels, and then dollar cost average my way into the position. My holding period is forever, as long as certain prerequisites are met. I don't set target prices at which to exit, as most often than not the market is either going to blast through this level and never look back. Furthermore setting target prices at which to sell at would imply that I know when to sell high and that this "high" price will not be reached again the foreseeable future.
There are three conditions that could make me sell the stock I am holding.
- Company is bought out by another company for cash or stock or it is taken private
- The stock takes a very high portion of my portfolio, relative to other positions
- Company slashes or eliminates its dividend.
- Company is overvalued relative to future growth prospects and current yield.
I will focus my attention on selling when a stock that I own cuts or suspends its dividends. One of the main reasons why I would enter into a dividend stock is because I believe that the dividend would be increased over time, bringing my yield on cost upward to a comfortable double digit level. If a company maintains its dividend payment, without cutting it, I would still hold on to the stock. When the dividend is cut or suspended however, my goal of generating an increasing stream of dividend income is no longer valid. Thus, selling my whole position in this company is the best decision to make. Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C) and General Motors (GM) are three good examples that selling right after a dividend cut is a good strategy.
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When to sell my dividend stocks?
Investors always look for the perfect formula that would enable them to purchase the best stocks at bargain prices, which would provide large capital gains over time and an increasing stream of dividend gains. One could line up one or several indicators in order to reach a buy decision. Selling a stock however, is what could ultimately determine whether you succeed or fail in the long run.
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If you believed a dividend cut was inevitable, it would be better to sell well ahead of the announcement. By the time the cut's announced, chances are the stock's already fallen quite a bit.ReplyDelete
Of course, once a cut is announced, there's still a whole lot of downside left in the stock. Your examples illustrate that point very well.
And if you wanted to get super fancy, you could write in the money covered calls on the offending stock, giving you protection to the downside and recouping/replacing the lost dividend stream with the option premium.
But, in the end, selling the %#$#@# thing is probably the best course.
I rather get rid of the stock prior to a dividend cut. If both sales and earnings are slowing down and the payout ratio starts to increase dangerously, I better be safe than sorry and pull the trigger.ReplyDelete
For the past 3 years, I didn't have to sell any of my dividend stocks. So far, they all have been increasing their dividend instead :-)
The tax consideration is very important when attempting to rebalance your portfolio. Rebalancing is the right move in general, but better in a Roth IRA.ReplyDelete
I generally agree with all four selling conditions. However, with respect to the second condition, I'm always hesitant to sell a stock that is taking a too large portion of my portfolio if the reason is a steady rise of its price.ReplyDelete
At some point, if you bought a great company at good price, the stock will most likely rise. Maybe faster and higher than your other stocks. If you add split and further increases in stock price, your small initial investment might become pretty large. I have Abbott in mind.
Still, if the prospects of the company remain good, I think I would keep the whole stake.
Otherwise, I would have to reinvest the proceeds of my sale into another stock I probably know less.
But in the end, it remains a personal judgement call.
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One was hit by RPGs close to the Seychelles, at the time we had no armed guards as it was outside the current range but managed to later course into bad weather; 3 persons were injured. We have since extended the range we carry guards.
The second ship, having armed guards, repelled the attacks by firing warning shots (and when the pirates started aiming RPGs), directed fire. They were re-attacked later in the day without success.
It is difficult to imagine the average seafarer standing in the open, without military training, risking his life with a laser which works for only a few minutes. It is difficult to see how someone with military training would forsake his arms
Somali pirates are getting smarter, now sending out multiple skiffs, so if the vessel alters course to avoid one, another can come close for a boarding.
Furthermore the strategic situation has altered with many mother ships placing themselves around the Indian Ocean in order to block the main sea lanes; this is much changed from a couple of years ago when it seemed more opportunistic. The conclusion is that various pirate groups must be collaborating in order to lock-down everywhere from Somalia to India and South to Madagascar. You can now by futures on hijackings on an informal financial market in Somalia.
The laser would probably have been appropriate a few years ago but now, compared with the cost of armed guards, seems pusillanimous and expensive.
There are now close to 700 seafarers being held hostage. With the news that Samho paid close to $8 million recently to release one of its vessels, I would be surprised if the whole of Somalia were not queuing to become pirates.
A recent hijacking close to the Indian coast resulted in a difference in pirates' operating principles; previously no hostage has been harmed, on this occasion an Indian naval vessel followed the ship and, having different rules of engagement compared to western navies, fired 3 warning shots across the bow, the pirates responded by throwing 3 seafarers overboard, who are now missing.


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Ted Sorenson is best known as the writer who filled the speeches of John F. Kennedy with wit, humor, and elegance. Today, Sorenson is 81 and bothered by failing eyesight. But he shows penetrating vision in a speech delivered last week at his alma mater, the University of Nebraska Law School in Lincoln. Addressing a class of newly minted lawyers, Sorenson raised a loud note of concern about what has occurred to the legal profession in the last eight years. In particular, his subject is the lawyers who betrayed their calling by implementing the Bush Administration's torture policies. The Lincoln Journal-Star reports his remarks:
"Most of you as new lawyers will soon find it easy to make a buck but find it hard to make a difference. Yes, torture gets results. It has resulted in easier, swifter, more successful recruitment for terrorist organizations among the millions of young Islamic fanatics who are willing to use the one weapon against which an open society such as ours has no sure defense — suicide bombing. It also resulted in a sharp decline in America's standing among allies who might otherwise have provided intelligence and other forms of help. It has cost us the respect of other countries that we enjoyed, which protected us against attacks from abroad."
"Intellectually and morally dishonest lawyers (in the Department of Justice) disgraced not only their country but their profession. In a country based on the rule of law, in which no man is above the law, whatever his rank or title, no man can undertake, authorize or immunize unlawful conduct. Our current wonderful president cannot promise the CIA practitioners of torture that they will not be prosecuted. With all those now exposed of complicity in torture pointing fingers of blame at each other, it is clear that the guilty include political ideologues, cowardly bureaucrats, and inexperienced psychologists, all of whom plead ignorance of the law. But what about the lawyers?"
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Tiko Riko: Salvadoran eatery on Greenwood works pupusa magic
At Tiko Riko, a Salvadoran eatery on Greenwood Avenue North, everything is delicious, especially the pupusas — fried corn tortillas stuffed with cheese and other goodies.
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We knew we had landed someplace special when the server at Tiko Riko — a happy little Salvadoran eatery on Greenwood Avenue North — delivered the first item in our order: a large, steaming bowl of caldo de pollo, rustic chicken soup with thick hunks of chicken, chayote squash, potatoes and corn-on-the-cob.
We doused the soup with Tiko Riko's magnificent hot sauce, topped it with onions and cilantro, and dug in.
With the arrival of grilled fish tacos, filled with plump tilapia fillets, and a panoply of pupusas (fried corn tortillas stuffed with cheese and other goodies), we quickly realized that either we were going home with leftovers or with food babies large enough to make a pregnant Octomom look svelte.
Turns out, we did both. The food was so fresh and surprisingly good that we ate past the point of reason, and took the rest home. Happy to report that, even reheated, the pupusas hold their magic.
The menu: Seven different kinds of pupusas ($2.45 each), including various combinations of cheese, beans, pork, spinach, zucchini and a delicate edible flower called loroco. Other favorites: enchiladas with rice and beans ($7.99), burritos ($7.25) and huaraches ($7.99), a fried cornmeal pancake with a variety of toppings. Chicken, beef and pork tacos are $1.75, and kids' quesadillas are $3.95. Revolving daily specials, on the day we were there, featured the fabulous chicken soup ($8.99), a fish burrito ($8.99), chiles rellenos ($7.99) and chorizo tacos ($1.99).
What to write home about: Everything was delicious, but I have a soft spot for the pupusas, cheesy goodness served with a side of spicy fermented cabbage, sour cream and Tiko Riko's signature sauce made from tomatoes, celery, bell peppers and garlic.
The setting: A clean, brightly colored mini-mall storefront with seating for about 20. Friendly service makes the space even brighter.
Summing up: A bowl of caldo de pollo ($8.99), two fish tacos ($6.99) and seven saucer-sized pupusas ($2.45 each) came to $43.70, including tip.
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The Glenelg Football Club wishes to advise its members and supporters that Andrew Hooper will not be continuing with the club in 2015.
Andrew joined us at the start of the 2013 season from the Western Bulldogs. He was our leading goalkicker this season with 29 goals. Andrew has decided to go home to Melbourne to be closer to his family and friends, and hopes to continue his career in the VFL competition. We wish "Hoops" all the best and thank him for his contribution to the club over the past two seasons.
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The club also advises that after serving just one year of his two year contract, Mitch Thorp has decided to head home to Tasmania. Mitch has advised family reasons for his decision to head back home. The club has come to acceptable terms with Mitch and the Devonport Football club, with whom he will be playing coach in the 2015 season, to terminate his contract. We wish Mitch, his wife Kayla and their family all the best with life back in Tasmania and hope Mitch enjoys success with his new football role.
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- KNTFL this Saturday is the Grand Final at Mundulla between Padthaway and Penola in the A Grade, Junior Colts Keith v Naracoorte, Senior Colts Kingston v Penola and Reserves Mundulla v Naracoorte. Former Glenelg players Ben McIntyre (Mail Medallist) and Tom Edwards will be pitted against each other in the Senior match.
- WBFL Grand Final is also tomorrow at Millicent. North Gambier are going for 3 in a row under Coach Justin McConnell former Tigers star forward. North take on West Gambier in the A Grade with ex Tigers Richard O'Grady and Tom Holmes in opposing ranks. Other grades are Under 13 South Gambier v West Gambier, Under 15 East Gambier v South Gambier, Under 17 North Gambier v South Gambier and Reserves North Gambier v South Gambier.


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"Rather than be their custodian, he was their predator. He was their pornographer and their tormentor," U.S. Attorney for the District of New Hampshire John P. Kacavas said.
Wright, 47, formerly of Milton, parked his bus on the side of roads and in parking lots, then raped the boys - ages 4, 4½ and 8 - while wearing sunglasses equipped with a battery-operated digital camera, Kacavas said in U.S. District Court.
While the victims - who also are developmentally disabled - are seen on his videotapes "screaming, crying out and trying to resist" Wright's assaults, their disabilities made the unable to communicate with their parents or teachers, Kacavas said.
"These children were prisoners of their disabilities and the defendant knew it," the prosecutor added of Wright, who he said drove a special needs school bus from 2008 until his arrest in 2011.
"I classify it as torture," Kacavas said after the one-hour sentencing hearing.
Two boys were assaulted in New Hampshire between Nov. 1, 2010, and April 30, 2011. One was assaulted in New Hampshire and Maine between July 1 and July 31, 2011.
None of the victims or their families were in court, Kacavas said.
Defense attorney Harry N. Starbranch immediately appealed the sentence to the First Circuit Court in Boston.
Starbranch pressed Judge Steven J. McAuliffe to impose a 25-year sentence with mental health treatment to be followed by full supervision upon release.
Wright suffers from an unspecified psychotic disorder and schizophrenia, he said.
"He had a horrific childhood. (There was) both physical and sexual abuse in his household," Starbranch said.
Wright, he added, was unable to hold down a job, was dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Army and has no criminal record.
While McAuliffe agreed Wright likely suffers from major mental illnesses, he imposed the maximum 160-year penalty and ordered him to undergo sexual offender treatment.
"These crimes are terribly destructive," McAuliffe said.
"The primary issue for me is the need to protect the public, and the need to protect the public warrants a life sentence," the judge explained.
Wright's wife, Charlotte, wept quietly in her front row seat behind her husband. Wright cast a slight smile at his wife and blew her a kiss as U.S. marshals led him from the courtroom in handcuffs.
Wright's school bus exploits were discovered by members of the New Hampshire Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in 2011 when they found him downloading and trading child pornography, Kacavas said.
Upon executing a search warrant at his Milton home, authorities found thousands of child sexual assault images. A subsequent federal search warrant revealed evidence linking Wright to the production of the videos. Wright was has been in custody since his indictment in October 2011.
Cases pending against Wright by the states of New Hampshire and Maine likely won't be prosecuted given the lengthy prison sentence he received, Kacavas said.
Rochester, New London, Dover and Kittery, Maine, police departments, the FBI, and Strafford County Attorney's office also investigated the case.
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