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President Obama and the Democrats have been steadily moving the country to the left, instituting their progressive policies. At home, unemployment rates remain high despite record spending that has increased America's national debt by trillions of dollars. Record numbers of Americans are on food assistance, disability benefits, and many other welfare programs during President Obama's tenure.
In addition, there is an increasingly steady flow of illegal immigrants streaming across our southern border. Tens of thousands of mostly poor, uneducated migrants are coming uncontested into America. These illegal immigrants are getting access to welfare programs and competing with Americans in the shrinking job market.
Obama and his party are also fundamentally changing our access to affordable energy. Citing environmental benefits, his administration is openly seeking to bankrupt oil and coal companies. His policies on energy are not designed to benefit national security, create energy independence, price reductions for American consumers, or to allow competitiveness American businesses.
On foreign policy, the Obama administration is becoming more and more isolationist. The mid-east is in turmoil after years of America fighting to stabilize Iraq and Afghanistan. Russia and China are increasingly hostile to neighboring nations, with no fear or repercussions. In fact, America has drastically reduced military spending and the size of our fighting forces, giving renewed confidence to potential threats.
Obama has repeatedly threatened to use his, "pen and phone" to act on legislation when Congress won't. His use of executive orders on issues that he thinks are important go mostly unchecked by the Congress whose power he is usurping and a complacent media, who agree with his ideas.
Also under the Obama administration, the IRS has been used as a weapon against Americans who disagree with the direction the country is going. The NSA has been caught spying on Americans. Five vicious terrorists have been released in a trade for one American deserter. And the crown jewel, after 100 years of trying, the Obama administration with a Democrat Congress, passed the Affordable Care Act, instituting socialized medicine on every citizen. Fundamental transformation is well underway.
However, it would seem that Americans are growing increasingly frustrated of the direction the country is going, with the president's poll numbers hovering around all time lows. Any Democrat candidate will have to distinguish themselves from the Obama administration to attract a more and more skeptical public.
Democrats voting in their presidential primary will decide whether they want to continue the extreme liberal, leftward trend that Obama has taken us on, or elect a more moderate candidate. Sen. Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts is often mentioned as possible candidate and has been known to be critical of President Obama for not being progressive enough.
Nevertheless, the most prominent potential candidate is Hillary Clinton. With national campaign experience and financial support, Clinton has the ability to attract more moderate Democrat voters. She also has name recognition that will be hard for her challengers to overcome.
The Republicans are seemingly poised to regain the presidency, if they can unite on a single positive message. Currently, the Republicans are having an identity crisis. Establishment Republicans, such as Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush, argue that a more moderate candidate with years of experience is needed to work across the aisle with Democrats to get things done.
On the other side, so-called tea party members of the party argue that a return to constitutional first principles is the winning message that should be taken to the public. Sens. Ted Cruz from Texas and Rand Paul from Kentucky have been the most prominent of these voices. They argue for America to return to governmental limits laid out in the Constitution, and that the current state of government is far removed from those ideals.
In 2016, America will decide which direction our nation takes. Will we continue to grow the size of government and spending while reducing our military presence around the world? Or will we choose to return to constitutional principles and a government that is limited and precise? In just over two years, we will find out.
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Comprised of ardent opponents of current president Barack Obama and the Democratic agenda, future historians may well be surprised that the Tea Party began as a protest movement against the policies of a Republican president: George W Bush. Bush managed to run up over a trillion dollars worth of debt in war alone, to say nothing of what would become known as his other excesses, including a sizable expansion of prescription drug benefits under Medicare. Having experienced some six years of both a Republican presidency and a GOP-controlled congress, with little to show for it from a fiscal conservative standpoint, a significant faction of the Republican party had had enough. Naming themselves after a famous historical tax revolt, the TEA Party (then short for Taxed Enough Already, though this acronym is almost never used anymore) demanded sharp reductions in spending and a return to their approximation of responsible fiscal policy. Though their opponents bitterly decried them and even called them demeaning names such as "teabaggers" (a jab made easier, it must be admitted, by the decision of some Tea Party members to wear actual tea bags on their persons), the Tea Party quickly rose to prominence within the GOP, and became a force increasingly difficult to ignore. There was even fear that they might officially splinter off, forming a true Tea Party with its own candidates. Thus far this has not happened, though as we will shortly see, in many ways it may as well have.
The Tea Party has undergone some fundamental changes over the years, primary among them the embracing of the religious right. What began as a protest against liberal spending policies (of, again, a Republican president and congress) has solidified into a movement championing a wide array of traditional American Christian values, among them opposition to abortion, support of Second Amendment gun rights, and yes, continued calls for reduced spending. But the views of many of those within the Tea Party have become increasingly extreme, and the positions of their politicians have followed suit. Thus we have witnessed such spectacles as congressman Paul Broun stating that evolution and the big bang model (scientific theories in disagreement with the teachings of the Christian Bible) are "lies straight from the pit of Hell", and former representative Todd Akin claiming that women are able to "shut down" their body's reproductive system when they are raped. Cases such as these are worrying for the Republicans, because such positions are often not only tolerated, but positively demanded by the ultra-religious Tea Party before a candidate will be considered for nomination in the primaries. Unfortunately, it is difficult for these candidates to divorce themselves from such extreme statements in the general election, when they must answer to voters with decidedly more centrist views.
The dilemma for Republican politicians is glaring: Please the Tea Party, at the risk of saying things that may prove self-destructive in the general election, or maintain middle-road electability and face the danger of never being nominated? One need only reference the case of Eric Cantor, whose out-of-nowhere loss in his own primary shocked the GOP (and sent ripples throughout American politics), to understand the ongoing influence wielded by the Tea Party within the modern Republican tent. How can this very pressing issue be addressed? Only time will tell.
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It's well known that, seeking to depose the dictator Saddam Hussein and disarm his rumored stock of weapons of mass destruction, George W Bush initiated the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Contrary to fears at the time about the vaunted Iraqi Republican Guard, America's victory was swift and decisive. Combat operations were also undertaken in Afghanistan, with the aim of neutralizing the threat of the Taliban. Militarily speaking, these actions were successful, but they necessitated prolonged occupation efforts that proved extremely costly in both American blood and American treasure. In time, Bush was able to establish democratic elections in Iraq, resulting in the popular choosing of a prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki. An American military presence was maintained, again at great cost, while this new, fragile government attempted to take hold.
When Barack Obama won the American presidency in 2008, he largely kept to a campaign promise that the US military presence in Iraq would be drawn down, while America would (in his words) "double down" on Afghanistan. The result of this policy, specifically the American withdrawal from Iraq, was a gradual destabilizing of that nation that continues today, until currently the Iraqi government is in real danger of being toppled by armed factions within the country vying for their own power. Meanwhile, any and all efforts to reduce the American presence in Afghanistan have tended to produce an almost immediate resurgence of the Taliban, which lays low when the Americans are around and asserts itself again when they leave. The operation has been referred to, with decidedly grim humor, as a giant game of whack-a-mole.
We can see, then, that both US presidents who have sat for this war are responsible for it. Bush initiated it (for which the Republican party paid a dear price in the '06 and '08 elections), but Obama's efforts to taper it down were neither immediate nor decisive.
But what does this have to do with 2016? Obama will be leaving office then, and Bush will have been gone for eight years. Perhaps, but the consequences of a destabilized Middle East will live on. Bush has traditionally been the favored target for ire concerning this situation, but Obama deserves his share of the blame, and in any event, it must never be forgotten that American voters have a notoriously short memory. It seems likely that it is the Democrats who will inherit the political fallout of Iraq and Afghanistan, with likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton being made to answer for the state of affairs in 2016. Whether this will prove lethal to her presidential bid remains to be seen, but Mrs Clinton would do well to prepare for that particular battle now. She has her own war coming.
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Jeb Bush – History's only two-term Republican governor of the state of Florida seems well poised to turn his career of political good fortune into a White House bid. He is a solid candidate with strong appeal to the conservative base, something the Republican party has been lacking in recent memory. His greatest liability, however, scarcely needs mentioning: He is a Bush. With a fresh history of George "Read My Lips" Senior, and of course the infamous George "Axis of Evil" W, there's a compelling case to be made that America has had its fill of this family. With names like Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Kennedy etched into the past, will this really be the first to achieve a three-time "American Dynasty"?
Mitt Romney – I admit, this one is a bit of a long-shot. Not concerning whether he will run, mind you, which I actually consider quite likely, but his chances of getting the nomination again are bleak. Mitt Romney is disingenuous even by a politician's standards, and that's saying a lot. If the man doesn't read opinion polls every morning to find out what he's going to believe that day, he might as well. As Governor of Massachusetts, he was liberal to the core and passed a social healthcare bill with pride; as presidential nominee for the nominally conservative Republican party, he ripped apart what was essentially the same idea just because it was called "Obamacare". Insanely rich, he is careful to be humble in the public eye, telling absurd stories about how he refuses to use central heating in his house no matter how cold the weather, for fear of running up the bill; among his rich friends, of course, he talks down to 47% of the country, believing they "pay no tax" and that they have no wish to take responsibility for their own lives. I could go on, but it seems unnecessary. On the other hand, Romney is the very definition of a proven candidate. He was defeated by Obama in 2012, but in no way soundly defeated, and he's got the money and the (again) rich friends to go the distance. When he gets serious about being president, you have to pay attention.
Chris Christie – This is probably the most likely of the three. Aside from the fact that he is a likeable conservative, as Governor of New Jersey, Christie led his state through the devastation and aftermath of the horrible Superstorm Sandy. He spent many sleepless nights coordinating disaster relief and trying to save as many lives as possible. You just can't pay for street cred like that. On the other hand, he earned significant Republican ire in 2012 when, mere days before the November presidential election, he publicly praised Barack Obama for the federal government's assistance in responding to the storm. No one needs to be reminded that Obama, who received a conspicuous bump in the polls following this show of respect, went on to narrowly win reelection. It's impossible to know how much impact Christie really had on this, of course, but what's undeniable is that a lot of people remain very angry about it.
And there you have it. I suppose that if I had to order the above list by political viability, I'd rank it Christie, Bush, and finally Romney. But don't count any of these men out, and make no mistake: Each has a real shot at the GOP nod in '16.
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Will the Liberal Agenda that has plagued American politics for far too long finally be put to rest?
These and other pressing questions are what face the potential candidates for the Executive Office as they prepare to build their platforms to run in 2016. Those individuals who choose over the next couple years to actually run for the office will need to appeal not only to the hard-right Conservatives, but also to the more moderate Conservatives, and even to moderate Liberals and those people who consider themselves to be Independents who will not vote along specific party lines.
If the Republican Party is to retake control of the Presidency, it will need to distinguish itself from whoever runs on the Democrat ticket, but at the same time maintain a moderate stance on key issues in order to draw voters across the broadest swath of the American Electorate. Instead of building a campaign that alienates the left-leaning voters, such as minorities and women, the successful Republican candidate will reach out to these groups and try to incorporate them into what they will accomplish once elected President.
This is not to say that the candidate will ignore the problems that the U.S. faces in terms of illegal immigration. Stopping the tide of illegal immigrants into the U.S. should be a priority for any President, as these aliens are draining the economies of the places where they settle. These people come to America because of the freedoms that are afforded to its citizens. But these people are not citizens, and they should not be made citizens in a broad-reaching plan of amnesty. By establishing a political platform that aims to stop the tide of illegals into the U.S., and establishing a program that works to establish citizenship by the laws and rules that have applied to immigrants since the beginning of American's history, the successful Republican Presidential candidate will not only appeal to the Right in terms of reducing the number of illegals in this country, but also to the Left by vowing to work to establish citizenship for those minority immigrants already in the U.S.
The Government in the United States in the hands of the Left has grown extensively over the last several years, and it will be up to a Republican President to work to shrink it down to a size and form that allows for the most freedom of the individuals who live in the United States. But slashing the programs that have been put into place and have already become a part of the life of Americans is not the answer. Many Republicans want to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but that is no longer possible. The key to cutting down the size of the Government is to work with Congress to establish laws which will reduce the size of the "Welfare State". By supporting small businesses and the growth that they afford, the U.S. Government will be working to create jobs in communities hard-hit by the Great Recession. And by creating jobs through small businesses, the U.S. will be supporting fewer people through big- government programs such as Welfare and Medicaid, which amount to nothing more than handouts for those people who cannot (or chose not to) find employment. The successful Conservative candidate will run on a platform to create jobs for people across the country by supporting the growth of businesses, both large and small, through laws which enable these businesses to provide the "handouts" that the Government has been providing for too long in the form of wages and salaries to the people who currently rely on a monthly check from Uncle Sam. These practices will not only reduce the size of the programs that have become an everyday part of the Government, but will grow tax revenue from both individuals and businesses, without actually raising tax rates.
The United States was founded on the principle of Freedom. Each and every citizen of this great nation has the same rights as every other citizen, and it is up to the Government to ensure that these rights are not squashed. By working with groups across the country that speak for the rights of a particular group of citizens, regardless of what those citizens believe, the successful Republican candidate will appeal to the broadest spectrum of voters. No Presidential candidate can ignore the rights of those people that cast the votes. By looking to the U.S. Constitution, the very bedrock of law in this country, and using that document and the rights it establishes, the successful Republican candidate cannot go wrong in their campaign. The U.S. Constitution is the basis for which all laws are established across the country, and whether a candidate (regardless of party affiliation) agrees with those laws or not, the President is not given the power to change those laws without working with Congress. It will be up to the next President to do just that – work with Congress to build upon the base of the Constitution when it comes to enacting new laws that will impact the people that have elected the Government.
2016 will be a trying election for any candidate. If the Republican Party wishes to return this nation to its Conservative roots, as established by the Founding Fathers, it faces an uphill battle for the votes of the whole spectrum of American voters. The GOP will need to establish itself as the party that will best serve all Americans, while ensuring that it does not stray from the Conservative ideals that have defined the party since World War II.
Appealing to Liberals and Moderates will be the key to winning the Presidency, and that will involve working with minorities to show them that the GOP respects them and what they bring to the country. By demonstrating the need to reduce the size of government through programs which promote employment and therefore reduce the dependence of people on programs that amount to nothing more than a handout, the Republican candidate will establish themself as the candidate who grows tax revenue without raising taxes, and reduces unemployment without growing the Government. If a candidate is to be successful, they will need to hold fast to the Constitution and the laws that have used that document as their basis, and work with Congress to maintain those laws or write new ones that serve to advance the nation as a whole and not infringe on the rights of any one group of people.
The question is, does this candidate exist?
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To begin with, for purposes of this discussion, we're going to disregard perhaps the most obvious factor demanding attention: The possibility that, by 2016, people just won't care anymore. It's true that American voters have notoriously short memories (after rather convincingly rallying against Republicans and especially George W Bush in 2006 and 2008, voters now seem poised to restore the GOP to congressional power just six short years later), but it seems unlikely that so monumental a policy as a comprehensive healthcare overhaul will simply be forgotten so soon. So what else do we need to look at?
Unarguably, the initial rollout of Obamacare was a disaster, perhaps one of the worst in recent political memory. No one can forget the notoriously troubled website on which people were asked to sign up for insurance. And of course, many will long remember Obama's infamous promise – "If you like your plan, you can keep it" – which turned out to be flatly untrue (and apparently a naked lie, considering that the Affordable Care Act itself all but required that some people in fact would lose their insurance). This made the atmosphere difficult for the president's effort, and called its long-term viability into serious question. The only way in which Obamacare can hope to provide for the sick is to include large numbers of the paying healthy, and with sign-up so challenging, only the most desperate – the sickest – were actually going through with it. Opinion of President Obama – an important factor for Democrats in 2016, despite the fact that Obama himself is not up for reelection – has certainly been impacted, with the president now facing a dismal 41% approval rating.
However, that bleak picture is already beginning to change. The website's early difficulties are today a memory (if one even no Democrat would seriously attempt to defend). Spurred by easier access, total enrollment in the Affordable Care Act's exchanges has recently surpassed 8 million, leading President Obama to encourage Democrats not only to not distance themselves from the issue but to actively campaign on it in the 2014 midterms. It is beginning to look like Obamacare may be a viable program that suffered from a turbulent start, rather than the unmitigated disaster that couldn't even get off the ground which it originally threatened to be.
This could prove a challenge for Republicans who have made the abolition of Obamacare a key political goal, and continue to labor to ensure that it is foremost on the minds of voters in the next presidential election. The favorable news about the healthcare law certainly hasn't impressed GOP constituents, who still oppose it overwhelmingly. But the issue is far from settled as a detriment to Hillary Clinton's (and any other Democrat's) run in 2016. It's beginning to look like two years is a long time, and by then, the Democratic contender for president just might be crediting themselves for their support of Obamacare to ingratiate themselves to the voting public.
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First, some gloomy facts relating to the epic demographic disaster in the making for the Republicans. Number one on the list of worries for the party is that white people are going away…and fast. You see, the GOP's base constituency has pretty much always been comprised of white folks. Now, in the past, this was a fairly good thing, since whites commanded a dominant share of the voting population. By playing to issues near and dear to traditional values voters and upper middle class suburbanites (both overwhelmingly Caucasian), Republicans were easily able to put together majority coalitions that delivered people like Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush into the White House (all three of which managed at least one national landslide election victory).
But things, as they tend to do, have changed rather dramatically in the last 15 years. GOP strategists have gradually been awakening to the disturbing reality that this solid and historically reliable voter base has been shrinking, as a percentage of the voting public, at an alarming rate with every election. The chief reason for this, of course, is the rising demographic heft of minorities — especially Latinos. With waves of illegal immigration over the southern border that have been continuing unchecked for decades, coupled with fairly generous and long-standing legal immigration policies, the dominance of the white vote has now been thrown into severe jeopardy. Rapidly increasing numbers of Latino citizens are beginning to participate in the electoral process and, given that Latinos tend to vote overwhelmingly for Democrats, this is decidedly bad news for the Republican Party.
Another disturbing issue for the GOP is that its voters are too old. Right now, older voters are a fairly significant portion of the overall electorate — and they tend to be more traditional, more conservative, and they like to vote Republican. But what happens when the "Baby Boomers," which are a rather plump demographic bulge (meaning an unusually large generational cohort), finally succumb to the least horrific of the two inevitabilities of life? How will Republicans appeal to the younger, less traditional, less conservative voters that remain? Nobody yet knows.
By this point, you're probably wondering how the GOP has a chance in hell of winning the 2016 presidential election — and why I would state that it should be favored to win. The chief reason is that voter intensity almost always trumps demographics in national elections. Most any political analyst will testify to this repeatedly tested truth. So, which side will have the most riled up and motivated voter base in 2016? Well, considering that the economy is weak and getting weaker, the middle east is falling apart, the dog ate the IRS's homework, and conservatives will have been in the wilderness for eight years, I suspect Republicans will be as charged up to vote as they've ever been. They may have some extremely severe demographic issues to face over the next couple decades, but the wind is at their backs for the near future.
Can Hillary save the day for the Democrats and turn her enviable poll numbers into actual votes on election day? Perhaps she can, but only if she manages to credibly distance herself from president Obama — and if the Republicans cooperate by nominating a weak candidate (as they've certainly shown a unique talent for in the past, I have to say). But, overall, the political winds are blowing very Republican, at the moment, and they're not likely to change before the 2016 election. As of today, I have to say we're very likely to see a Republican Congress and White House in 2017. Considering the very real demographic disease the GOP suffers from, though, this could very well be its "last hurrah."
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The Difference between 2008 and 2016
Hillary was a shoe-in until a brand new Democratic option came out and wooed the country. That man's name is President Barack Obama. While they were competitors then, Clinton joined his cabinet as Secretary of State and proved to be exceptionally resourceful in that role. While she was a viable candidate in 2008, in 2016 she will be a rock star, showing that she is much more than just a former first lady. Her political prowess, know-how on an international level, and connections in the US will likely benefit her campaign in a big way.
Former First Lady
She has been in the White House before and she knows how to handle herself well under stress. She would not need to learn the ropes, make new connections, or worry about how she will fit in. White House and Washington as a whole is very familiar with the former first lady and her strategies. She will come into the role of Madam President with vigor and at full force, picking up where her predecessor left off.
Former Secretary of State
As former Secretary of State, she has worked under deep stress, proved she has the grit and the guts to deal with tough domestic problems as well as fragile international crises. As Commander in Chief, Hillary Clinton would bring her experience as Secretary of State into the oval office, and we will have a tough as nails president, unafraid of standing up for the 50 states. Her experience as Secretary of State heightened and strengthened her ability to communicate negotiate with other diplomats, gave her first hand experience in foreign policy, and will prove to be a major asset in the future.
Could Have the Backing of Obama
Rather than competing against the charismatic enigma that is President Obama, she could receive his backing. While Joe Biden is his second in command right now, there is no guarantee that he will back him for the presidency, should he decide to run in 2016. I think with Hillary's excellent track record as Secretary of State will earn Obama's support. In addition, Republicans may be cautious of running against Clinton in the general election. According an article released by Business Insider, GOP insiders have major concerns of running against Hillary.
She Has Proved that She is Worthy of the Title of Commander in Chief
Hillary Clinton has come a long, long way since her days as first lady. She is tough under pressure, intelligent, relatable, and well connected. She has had proven success on a domestic and international scale, and she has proven that she is worthy of the title of Commander in Chief.
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What is Rick Perry's platform and Who Votes for Him?
Rick Perry's stance is pretty straightforwardly republican, as he steadfastly supports conservative, often religious, values, low government spending, and increased resources for police and military. What puts him past moderate Republicans and into the area of more hardcore conservatives is his unabashedly religion-infused reasoning on social issues such as gay marriage, which often spills into his public speeches and advertisements, and his stance on illegal immigrants.[1] Because of his more extreme stances on social issues, Rick Perry has carved out a niche of religious voters who appreciate his defense of "traditional" Christian values in the face of changing national sentiment. He also enjoys support among border communities who feel threatened by the drug violence in Mexico, and are afraid it might spill over the border and into their neighborhoods.
But despite his strong support with certain demographics, if he is serious about being president he has the incredibly tricky task of widening his voter base without alienating his religious and border community strongholds.
How Will he Improve his Chances?
The Republican Party has already said that one thing crucial to victory in 2016 will be a platform or a candidate that can galvanize at least a sizable portion of the Latino population to vote Republican (or at least to not vote democrat). Rick Perry has already begun to change his stance on Mexican immigration, as he and his administration have drastically toned down the anti-immigrant legislation and rhetoric since the 2012 election, when Latinos voted Democrat at a 3-1 Ratio.[2] He must continue to take a more or less neutral stance while engaging in open-minded debate about possible compromises that will show he is not diametrically opposed to Latino interests.
Social issues such as gay marriage will also require a balancing act so as to not alienate young voters while assuaging the concerns of his traditional Christian base at the same time. He will have to tone down rhetoric such as his "Strong" ad in 2012, in which he criticized the repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" and accused schools of banning prayer in the same sentence.[1] Younger voters are another bloc which the Republican Party is trying to woo in 2016, and they support equal for LGBT citizens to a much higher degree than old voters. While Rick Perry is highly unlikely to come out in outright support of gay marriage, he will likely reduce his rhetoric on the topic – at least in national appearances and campaign ads.
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If Hillary does not run, Cuomo seems to be in a better position. Serving in a state that is much larger than Maryland, Cuomo has enjoyed a higher national profile and his fight for same-sex marriage received greater media attention. The firm, PPP, released a poll this week showing Hillary at 64% and Andrew Cuomo at 3% (fourth after Hillary, Vice President Biden, and recently elected and liberal hero U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren). O'Malley, for his part, polled at 1%. The same poll found that without Hillary, Cuomo would be at 10%- and at 22% with neither Hillary nor Biden in the primary. O'Malley still remained at 1% without Hillary and was at 8% without either Hillary or Biden.
Also, the University of Minnesota's Center for the Study of Politics and Governance released a study on likely Democratic candidates appearing on 11 media outlets' lists. Only three candidates appeared in all 11 lists: Hillary, Biden and Cuomo. O'Malley was just behind them, as he was only omitted in one media's list and was the fourth most mentioned.
Chairing the Democratic Governor Association and having a high profile speaking slot at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, O'Malley has enjoyed some national exposure. He also has recently traveled to the two states with the earliest primaries- Iowa and South Carolina. However, his trip to Iowa didn't exactly set the place on fire and his speech at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte was widely panned by pundits. Moreover, while his approval ratings in Maryland are decent, O'Malley didn't poll as well as President Obama in the state in a poll in January and has seen his approval drop below 50% in a recent Washington Post poll.
It's hard to see either candidate winning the Democratic nomination with Hillary in the race. But without her, Cuomo and O'Malley, alongside Biden and Warren, are generating the most buzz and their campaigns should be taken seriously.
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I am looking to join a gym, ideally in the Belmont/Arlington/Watertown and possibly Cambridge area (if in Cambridge, it must have some access to parking).
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Does anybody have any recommendations? I usually do workout DVDs at home, but now that summer has hit full force and I don't have central air in my apartment, that's become pretty uncomfortable.
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My mom is getting up in age and I (daughter) am here to take care of her. She lost her original home in Hurricane Rita back in 95. She has built herself a new home, but has not completed the yard. I was hoping the Yard Crashers would take a trip down south in southern *****iana. Jennings, LA She loves the outdoors, but there is no shade for her to sit on her bench swing. So, she doesn't even bother to go outdoors. The yard has never been leveled as well...it's just pathetic. I would love for her to have a beautiful backyard to enjoy in last years. That $50,000. backyard contest is a must have here.This message has been edited. Last edited by: wildaboutcolor,
Your best (and only) bets would be to enter that contest or go to the DIY home page and find the link to "Be on DIY". The odds are lottery-like long so don't expect much.
Asking on these boards will not do anything - DIY only loosely monitors these pages so you will not become the subject of show by asking here.
I know....but I thought, what the heck! Everybody has their dream. I'm just dreaming out loud for my mom.
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Where can I find a SIMS report to show total house points for a house?
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Where can I find a SIMS report to show total house points for a house?
I think you'll have to make one.
Focus > Student > On Roll
Fields: admission number, house, total achievement points
Output: excel
Then pivot the output in excel, House as column, points as data. Done!
We have one as an analysis report if this helps. You may need to edit slightly
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Thank you, unfortunately when pivoted the points become a count of occurences i.e.1 rather than adding the actual values.
Thank you managing to get achievement and behaviour totals per pupil and totals.
Use the following formula at the bottom of your list of points values:
Then filter the sheet by house. This will add up the numbers which are visible to give you a total for each house.Code:
I'm sure you can alter what the pivot table does with the values, you should be able to make it sum.


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Shares of Horizon Bancorp (HBNC) of Michigan City, Ind., closed at $19.18 Friday, down 2% year-to-date, following a 74% return during 2012. The shares trade for 1.3 times their reported March 31 tangible book value of $14.64, and for 8.9 times the consensus 2014 earnings estimate of $2.14 a share. The consensus 2013 EPS estimate is $2.29.
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As the show takes a more serious turn with seven nanhe stars singing away to glory in the race to become Amul's Star Voice of India Chhote Ustad, the show sees more stars and celebrities gracing the sets and wanting to meet these singing prodigies.
This Saturday, the viewers are in for a treat as Alka Yagnik takes her seat as a celebrity judge in the Retro Raat which celebrates the golden period of Indian music and pays tribute to the legendary Kishore Kumar, Rafi , Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsale, Manna De and many more who have become immortal with their everlasting music.
To keep up to the mood of the evening, the judges and the little kids were dressed colourfully with bell-bottoms and bumble-bee glasses; like the stars from 70s and 80s. And it didn't stop at this; Abhaas and Kunal Ganjawala went into the Sholay trance and did the Jai-Veeru act while Shreya Ghoshal, usually known for her soberness, quickly image changed into Basanti and mimed Hema malini. Also Yaadon ki Baraat was recreated as Abhaas, Kunal Ganjawala and Pritam did a small parody on the title song. Truly the mood was retro!
Amongst all this fun, Alka Yagnik referred to Shaan and Abhijeet whose presence was missed on the Star Voice of India sets. "Coming on Star Voice of India Chhote Ustad is like coming to my home ground. I had judged the first season of Star voice of India and coming back here is like coming back to my family. I am missing Shaan, Abhijeet here", she said.
Anvesha, Prakriti, Jayant, Vyom, Sonia, Aishwarya, Areeb rocked the stage as they sang one melodious songs after another leaving everybody nostalgic with the musical and titillating number from 70s and 80s. While all the kids performed their songs par excellence, Alka yagnik who was completely floored by Aishwarya's singing, promptly removed her gold chain and gave it to Aishwarya. "In fact, I rang up Gajendra Singh to say that Aishwarya is an excellent singers and I am looking forward to hearing her in person", said Alka Yagnik on this emotional moment. She was also happy with fact that girls are finally recognized unlike earlier when she was judging the show. Also she congratulated the Chhote Ustad team for giving this platform to young kids who are the future of the music industry.
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o wow ALKA G,,,,i am biggest fan of her...
Good article.
It promises out to be a really good episode..
awesome...am waiting for this
wow!! retro as the theme! thats great! and yes this article has become a spoiler of sorts ... if someone can edit and remove the actual names of the contestants, wud be great.
I have a request to the author though.. Pls do not mention the names of kids who are going to perform on Saturday... Its like almost giving out who got eliminated on Friday... Not everyone wants to know the spoilers and it may dampen their mood..
Awesome Retro Theme.. and looks like the kids have done wonders yet again... Very very happy for them :)
I am also planning to catch live action of these kids in a show where they are going to perform in Kolkata this week :)
aishwarya and anwesha both r gr8 singers
Aishwarya is definitely an excellent singer. I like her much better than Anwesha, who just seems to copy the original voice of every song she sings rather than using her own (e.g. her Mere Dholna was sung, though excellently, in as close a voice to Shreya's as you could get). Good choice Alka! :-D
Sounds like a great episode
SAB TV's Family Antakshari #Baithe Baithe Kya Kare to end on a grand scale.
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Louisville, KY (Sports Network) - Teddy Bridgewater completed 30-of-39 passes for 344 yards and threw a pair of touchdowns to lead No. 23 Louisville to a 35-7 win over Missouri State on Saturday.
"He is a really great football player," Louisville coach Charlie Strong said of his quarterback. "He has been able to get better week by week. He is placing the ball in the right spots and the receivers are catching the ball."
Senorise Perry carried the ball 19 times for 72 yards and a touchdown and Nate Nord caught four balls for 59 yards and a touchdown for the Cardinals (2-0), who will host North Carolina on Sept. 15.
Ashton Glaser went 14-for-23 through the air for 125 yards and a touchdown and Cadarrius Dotson caught four balls for 50 yards and a touchdown for the Bears (0-2), who are just 1-28 all-time against FBS programs.
"We have some things to work on," Glaser admitted. "We are starting to get better, but we had some foolish penalties. We had some missed throws and we had some dropped passes, just some things that we have to get better at."
Louisville got on the board on its second possession when Matthew Nakatani sent one through the uprights from 19-yards out, capping a 9-play, 75-yard drive.
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Bridgewater found Nord for a 14-yard score on Louisville's first drive in the second quarter to go up 18-0. Bridgewater orchestrated a 13-play, 83-yard drive that lasted just over six minutes.
Glaser connected with Dotson for a 6-yard touchdown pass to put Missouri State on the board. Glaser completed passes for 21, 22, and 10 yards before finding Dotson.
After fumbling the opening kickoff in the second half, the Cardinals went 75 yards in 11 plays to stretch the score to 25-7, capped off with a 2-yard touchdown reception from Ryan Hubbell. Bridgewater was 4-for-4 for 51 yards on the drive, including a 23-yard completion to Nord to put Louisville on the Bears' 11-yard line.
Nakatani nailed a 45-yarder in the fourth quarter to put Louisville up 28-7.
The Cardinals added one more touchdown with 1:27 to play when Corvin Lamb broke the goal line for a 1-yard score. Jordon Paschal recovered a Missouri State fumble, but was tackled on the 1-yard line. Lamb punched it in on the very next play.
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I have a Janome Jem Gold II, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me if the Janome Jem Gold is slightly smaller or if they are the same size.
I was in the Elna dealer over the weekend. They recently started selling Necchi's and I saw the TM8, which looks just like the Jem Gold (at least the online pictures I've seen). It was so...petite.
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