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RECIPE: Chicken Lombardy
I recently tried a new recipe from my friend, Carol. It is most definitely a keeper! We had dinner guests and of course she asked for the recipe. Another friend makes a version of this using white wine instead of Marsala, so that's certainly an option.
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6 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded thin
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
9 to 12 tablespoons butter, divided (I use olive oil)
Salt and pepper
1 1/2 cups sliced mushrooms (I use more)
3/4 cup Marsala wine
3/4 cup chicken stock
1 cup shredded Italian Fontina, or Mozzarella cheese
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Dredge chicken lightly in flour.
In a large skillet over medium-low heat, melt 3 tablespoons butter. Place several pieces of chicken in the pan, without overcrowding them. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes on each side, or until golden brown. When browned, place chicken in a lightly greased 13-by-9-by-2-inch pan and sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. Repeat browning procedure with remaining chicken, adding a little butter each time. Reserve the drippings.
Saute mushrooms in the same pan with a little more butter, and then add the marsala and chicken stock into the pan, scraping to deglaze the pan, and cook for about 10 minutes or more until sauce is reduced and thickens a bit. Spoon sauce over chicken.
Combine Fontina and Parmesan cheeses and sprinkle over chicken. Bake for 10 minutes or until chicken is thoroughly cooked.
Place under broiler until cheese has melted and bubbly or in my case usually, extremely browned!
Carol's notes: I browned the chicken, removed them to a plate, sauteed the mushrooms, then returned the chicken to the pan, added the stock and the Marsala, and reduced the sauce. Then I put the chicken in a baking dish, poured the sauce and mushrooms on top, and baked it in the oven for about 10-15 to make sure chicken was cooked thoroughly. Then sprinkled with just shredded mozzarella because I forgot the Parmesan and broiled it until the cheese was brown and bubbly! This time I used boneless, skinless thighs because I pulled the wrong package out of the freezer to defrost! I also used a package of chicken tenderloins! Hey, this was for family, not company! Miss Picky likes the thin-sliced cutlets better, but in a pinch these were excellent!
Woodie's notes: I used Perdue thin sliced breasts and didn't pound them (they were perfect) and I used 2 packages of pre-shredded Italian blend cheese which had fontina, mozzarella and asiago. I don't know quite how many chicken pieces I had (more than the recipe calls for) but I doubled the sauce and the cheese and the mushrooms.
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What do you plan to do? From celebrating in community, and acts of kindness to learning and advocating for a brighter future, we've got lots of ideas!
Join the CDSC and 21 Strong at the World Down Syndrome Celebration at the New Canaan YMCA.
A yearly community favorite, this event is sure to bring smiles to faces of all ages while raising awareness. Loads of family-friendly activities, music, snacks and more from 2-4 p.m. at the New Canaan YMCA, 564 South Avenue.
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This year marks the 10th anniversary of World Down Syndrome Day and the 21st anniversary year of the 'International Year of the Family."
The WDSD conference at the United Nations will focus on the role of families and the positive contribution that they can make toward the enjoyment of full and equal rights for people with Down syndrome.
You can register to attend the conference in person, or you can watch it [online].(https://www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/wdsd-conference.)
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The Buddy Walk Committee – . If you love counting hotdogs, stuffing goody bags, and setting up and breaking down tents, the Buddy Walk Committee is the place for you!
The Buddy Walk, our biggest event and our largest fundraiser, kicks off Down Syndrome Awareness Month in Connecticut. It's a great time for all, but we need volunteers behind the scenes and on the ground the day of the event to make it happen. We're looking for people who can help a little, and people who can help a lot.
The Convention Committee – Our Annual Convention is our most important educational event. This year will be our 30th convention and we want it to be the best one yet!
County Family Support Leaders – Some of our county leaders are stepping down. We have openings in Middlesex County, New London County, and, possible Windham-Tolland County. The basics of the job vary, depending on what the needs of your county are. If families need playgroups, you might help them connect and find a place to meet. If Moms need a night out, you might help with the arrangements for that. If folks in your neck of the woods are go-getters, maybe you could help arrange a CDSC fundraiser! Make it as little or as much as you have time for. Co-leaders are encouraged, so bring or make a friend!
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The Governor's Budget Proposal would eliminate employment support and day program funding for students graduating from high school, beginning this June.
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schoolhouse_gwFebruary 16, 2013
Ha. Funny.
Here is a link that might be useful: Goats
Oh I love that bunny herder. I remember when I first posted that here, someone accused me of being mean because the song mentioned "rabbit pie" and "hunters". It might have been on the Pet forum or here can't remember for sure. Plus I always had a feeling that bunny was not herding, just a little "randy" if you know what I mean. lol Thanks for bringing it up again. So cute.


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Celebrating 40 years of healing
Forty years ago a group of neighborhood residents concerned about the lack of health care established the Health Contact Center in a rented second floor office at the corner of S. 16th St. and Greenfield Ave.
The residents included Mary Ann McNulty, a former city Common Council member, who died last week.
The city health department and other health and community agenices provided volunteer help at the center. In time, the group received funding and put together a board of directors. In 1971 the Health Organization for Public Ethics, or H.O.P.E,. was incorporated and soon the center became known as the 16th Street Clinic.
Since then the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, located on the street that long ago was renamed in honor of Cesar Chavez , has grown and expanded into the largest community health center in the state.
It now provides, not just the clinic at 1032 S. Cesar Chavez Dr., but a second clinic at 2906 S. 20th St. to serve the growing multi-cultural neighborhood on the city's south side. Last year the centers served more than 27,000 low-income people. It also provides an array of education and social services to assist residents.
But in addition to serving the immediate needs of patients, the center has also taken the lead in working on environmental issues that affect health and welfare, such as lead poisoning prevention and testing, asthma, and brownfield clean-ups to spur development in the Menomonee Valley.
John Barkowski, who starated as a volunteer at the clinic has been president and CEO for the last 20 years. Paul Nannis, who later became City Health Commissioner, directed the clinic from 1979 to 1990.
Thursday, Nov. 12, the center will celebrate 40 years and recognize the community partners and supporters who have assisted through the years. The festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. with a dinner at the Intercontinental Hotel, followed by the program. Tickets are $50 a person.
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The room was comfortable for one night stay and convenient to the casino.
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Good location close to freeway and several food options. Very friendly staff. Nice 24hr coffee.
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Naughty Dog delays Uncharted 4 to Q2 2016
Bad news for Uncharted fans, with Naughty Dog and Sony announcing they've delayed Uncharted 4: A Thief's End into Q2 2016. The game was meant to be released sometime this year, but has been pushed back into April-June of next year.
Uncharted 4's directors, Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann took to the official PlayStation blog to explain: "Since we showed you our first gameplay reveal of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, more of the game and story have come together, and it's become clear to us that this game is much more ambitious than we originally envisioned. After spending so many years with Nathan Drake, he means a lot to the team, and telling the climactic chapter of his adventures is a task we don't take lightly - this game deserves every bit of the attention to detail, precise pacing, and nuanced storytelling Naughty Dog is known for".
"So we've made the difficult choice of pushing the game's release date. Giving us a few extra months will make certain that Uncharted 4: A Thief's End not only meets the team's high standards but the high standards that gamers have come to expect from a Naughty Dog title" they continued". The duo added: "Thank you for your patience - we know the extra wait will be excruciating, but you'll see it will be worth it as we reveal more about Uncharted 4 over the next year. The team at Naughty Dog will be heads down working through 2015 making sure that Nathan Drake's story gets the closure it deserves. Come Spring 2016, you and Nate are in for one thrilling, emotional ride".
Continue reading 'Naughty Dog delays Uncharted 4 to Q2 2016' (full post)
CliffyB's new studio teases the pre-alpha of 'Project Bluestreak'
CliffyB and his team at Boss Key Productions are still tap, tap, tapping away with "Project Bluestreak", but the team showed it off during PAX East, releasing a proper teaser of it on YouTube.
As you can see, Unreal Engine 4 is powering Project Bluestreak, a new first-person arena shooter. It looks pretty incredible, but I'm hoping it's more than just pretty graphics. I'd love to see some destructible environments, and more. But, for just the graphics alone, Project Bluestreak is shaping up beautifully for its pre-alpha state.
Continue reading 'CliffyB's new studio teases the pre-alpha of 'Project Bluestreak'' (full post)
Dying Light update includes new in-game items, and the new 'Hard Mode'
Techland is currently pushing out a new update to Dying Light, something that will include new in-game items, and a harder difficulty known as 'Hard Mode'. There are also some new features, such as the ability to drive the in-game dune buggies, right through a crowd of zombies.
The new patch will have Dying Light players with extra outfits to wear, and over 50 new weapons, including the Bone Splitter and Rune Hammer. There will also be the usual tweaks and improvements to the performance and gameplay. The new patch is dropping to gamers on Xbox One and PC outside of the US later today, while US gamers and PS4 owners will have to wait until March 14.
Continue reading 'Dying Light update includes new in-game items, and the new 'Hard Mode'' (full post)
The first screenshots of Valve's Source 2 engine look incredible
During the Game Developers Conference, we had our first tease of the Source 2 engine, which has now been confirmed to be powering the Aperture Science VR demo. This has been confirmed by the @ValveTime account on Twitter.
The screenshots aren't the largest, but we can see some intricate details that had my mind blown. In the screenshot above, you can see the coil of the phone cable, and the individual holes where your fingers go to dial on the phone. Underneath the table, you can easily see the power point and the power cord running from it.
In the screenshot above, we have a look at the detail of the entire room, where on the left we can see countless parts sticking out where they look individually detailed. The shadow detail is incredible, but it's that attention to detail that I'm really impressed with.
Microsoft boss teases that 'Gears of War news coming shortly'
We're beginning to see the first rumbles of a new Gears of War game from Microsoft, after the company acquired the rights to the franchise from its creators, Epic Games.
The previous Creative Director on Kinect, Kudo Tsunoda, has teased a new Gears of War game, where he revealed his new role within the software giant. Microsoft has talked about Tsunoda's new position: "While the Halo, Gears of War, Forza and Minecraft franchises will continue to report to Phil Spencer, Kudo will lead the vision and experience development of our other Microsoft Studios portfolio investments in the United States, Europe, and across our Global Publishing team".
What's more exciting, is that we could see the new Gears of War released on the PC for Windows 10, or even better - for HoloLens. We should see more news on the new Gears of War as we slide closer to E3 in June.
Continue reading 'Microsoft boss teases that 'Gears of War news coming shortly'' (full post)
Heists update for GTA V on the Xbox One is a 4.8GB download
Rockstar Games has detailed its new Grand Theft Auto Online update, Heists, as a 4.8GB download for Xbox One users. The new download should be available today, with some users receiving it early.
Hmm, Heist update spiked from 4.2 GB to 4.8 GB. Seems they're finalizing a few things pic.twitter.com/PrToCVq1Qi- V7X3 (@S7_V7X3) March 8, 2015
These gamers have posted up screenshots of the update, where we have found out that the update is 1.2GB for the Xbox 360, but 4.8GB for the Xbox One. The new Heists update includes five online heist missions that you can play through with friends, as well as an armoury of new weapons and armoured cars.
Continue reading 'Heists update for GTA V on the Xbox One is a 4.8GB download' (full post)
From gamer to dealer, drug bust sees professional gamer arrested
Currently believed to be former Quake champion and current Shootmania player Maciej "av3k" Krzykowski, news has been published of a high-profile drug bust and arrest taking place recently.
Spread across three apartments in Ostróda, northern Poland, police seized 3.3lb of amphetamines, 23lb of marijuana and thousands of ecstasy tablets alongside PLN 70,000 ($18,300 US) total in cash. This operation also saw the collection of two revolvers, 100 rounds of ammunition and two suspects.
Aged 24 and 30, the accused are facing prison sentences of up to 12 years if found guilty.
The damage system in Star Citizen is fully next-gen
We're three months into 2015 so it's about time that we get a deeper look at Star Citizen, with Cloud Imperium Games showing off the super impressive damage system, which you can check out in the YouTube clip below.
As you can see from the minigun shooting the spaceship, little parts of the ship become damaged. Once a heavier, or stronger weapon is shooting or blasting at the ship, the hull is breached and you can see parts of the ship underneath. It was something I didn't expect, and I actually raised an eyebrow when watching it. Impressive stuff to see happen in a game made for the PC only.
Continue reading 'The damage system in Star Citizen is fully next-gen' (full post)
Did you know that Steam chat now blocks most email addresses?
It's been causing some major confusion recently, did you know that Steam now blocks most major email address' in their chat program?
After talking to a friend of mine and asking for his email, I received a message from him saying "http://gmail.com." At first I thought he was trying to troll me so I went along with it, later on after some more frustration we realized that Steam chat was actually blocking what we were sending to each other.
As you can see above, on the left I sent him a few different test emails to check exactly what is blocked. His result is on the right, showing that all of these email address' have been effectively turned into URL's. For those who don't keep up with Steam updates and patch notes, this little bit of news may cause you some headaches in the future.
Continue reading 'Did you know that Steam chat now blocks most email addresses?' (full post)
Battlefield Hardline will run at 720p on Xbox One, 900p on the PS4
Battlefield Hardline launches on March 17 for the Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4 and PC but we're just hearing about what resolution it will be rendered at on the Xbox One and PS4.
@dirtydeathcat @EAAccess 720 on Xbox One, 900 on PS4- Visceral Games (@VisceralGames) March 8, 2015
The Xbox One version of Battlefield Hardline will run at 720p, while the PS4 version will run at 900p, according to Visceral Games and their recent tweet. The PC version will be able to play at 1080p, 1440p, 4K and beyond - but you didn't expect anything less, did you? "Next-gen" consoles and we're seeing games in 2015 run at 720p, resolutions that PC gamers used in the 90s.
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Empire of Honour: The Art of Government in the Roman World
SynopsisJon Lendon offers a bold new analysis of how Roman government worked in the first four centuries AD. He contends that a despotism rooted in force and fear enjoyed widespread support among the ruling classes of the provinces on the basis of an aristocratic culture of honor shared by rulers and ruled.
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Last week's news concerning his anointment to Paramount's "Beverly Hills Cop 4″ hinted at it, but now it's confirmed : Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney are divorcing. And it's not sure who gets Johnny Depp in the custody battle yet.
The twosome, who produced such cash-heavy fare as "Pirates of the Caribbean" and it's 24 sequels together, will cease being one-and-the-same in 2014.
Bruckheimer tells The Hollywood Reporter that he will be involved in a couple of Disney pictures going forward, but he's also ready to explore some 'strange' elsewhere.
"It's time for us to tackle all kinds of movies, not just Disney movies," Bruckheimer tells The Hollywood Reporter. "We're still working on Pirates and hopefully National Treasure, and we still have development at Disney."
Before a snarky Deadliner can yell "Lone Ranger's to blame!", Bruckheimer wants to point out that the cowboy's failure at the box-office has nothing to do with his Disney not to sleep with Minnie Mouse anymore.
"We have a full body of work with them. It's not about Lone Ranger. It's more about the types of movies Disney is making, and the types of movies we want to make, in addition to Pirates."
Bruckheimer says he tried to convince Disney to relaunch Touchstone – the 'adult movie' label that produced such hit fare as "Three Men and a Baby", "Good Morning Vietnam" and "Stakeout" but Disney were too busy predicting how many billion they'd make on the upcoming "Star Wars Episode VII" to even consider that.
"Jerry is one of the most respected and prolific producers working in the motion picture industry, and we have had an incredibly successful collaboration over the past two decades and he is a friend to many of us here at Disney," said Alan Horn, Chairman, The Walt Disney Studios. "We will continue to work together in the future, and we look forward to seeing more of the films that have made Jerry Bruckheimer a Hollywood legend."
If I was a betting man, and I'm not – otherwise I'd probably be going commando right now, I'd say Bruckheimer's headed back to Paramount – where he'll get busy again with some 'Fuck-fuelled' comedies like the "Beverly Hills Cop" sequel he's signed for.
Poor Johnny Depp though, caught in the middle of this ugly thing. It'll be OK little Johnny, Mummy and Daddy still love each other, they just have to figure some things out.
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Zedd - If our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? (Well, answer my question!)
Arrow (Okay, Felicity from Arrow!)
Chrissy Costanza (cat eyes and buttery lyrics!)
Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
Movies - especially when they play in the dark.
Twin Peaks (TV)
Friends (TV) (It had me at "No way are you cool enough to pull Clint"; damn straight, Chandler!)
Traveling - preferably where water is, so I can splash someone!
Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
Cameron Crowe movies - Say Anything..., Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous
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Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
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Gary Pearce
posted on December 17, 2013 10:09
Don't underestimate the chances that people who think like Bob Rucho might control Congress a year from now.
Behind Rucho's tweet and the budget battle in Washington is a death match between the Tea Party and the GOP Establishment. If the Tea Party wins that war, and if Obamacare sinks Democrats in November, the Tea Party could end up in charge. Compared to what will come after that, the Gingrich-Clinton battles of the late 1990s will look like a, well, tea party.
So if you're tempted to dismiss today's right-wing rants and tweets, heed the warning signs.
Yes, Rucho's tweet was condemned by Establishment Republicans like state Chair
Claude Pope
(one TAPster said: "He reads your blog!") and
Senator Jeff Tarte
, who is Speaker Thom Tillis' friend, neighbor and political ally. But Tea Party leaders leapt to Rucho's defense, and what he said is right down the Tea Party-Fox News party line.
Then there is the
PPP poll
finding that Kentucky Republicans say they like Rand Paul (Tea Party) better than Mitch McConnell (Establishment) by a 59-27 margin.
Then there is Senator Richard Burr's flip-flop on the bipartisan budget compromise.
reported that "North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr, a close friend of (Speaker John) Boehner's, said last week he'd vote to advance the deal, but on Monday he changed course and decided to sustain a filibuster, a spokesman said."
Democrats underestimated the Republican right wing before: After the Goldwater debacle in 1964. Then Ronald Reagan came along and almost derailed Nixon in 1968. Eventually, the right wing took over the GOP and then the White House and Congress.
It can happen again.
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Ashes and Switches
Carter Wrenn
posted on December 13, 2013 16:01
Every child knows just before Christmas is the time to be 'as good as you can be' – so you might think after the mischief it's been up to this year Congress would be rolling up its sleeves and planning to work straight through the holidays to pass the farm bill, a jobless benefits bill, the defense budget and confirm a new Federal Reserve Chairman – but you'd be dead wrong.
The House stops work tomorrow to head home and the Senate (which already took a week off earlier this month) will follow a few days later. In all, the two chambers will have worked 10 days each this month.
What are the chances they'll be receiving ashes and switches for Christmas?
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Behind the Curtain?
Carter Wrenn
posted on November 22, 2013 16:18
Farmers are saying they've tried and tried but there's no way on earth they can hire enough workers to pick the apples and cucumbers and sweet potatoes germinating in the fields so Congress had better get in gear and pass immigration reform jack-rabbit-quick to legalize undocumented immigrants (which is the farmers' polite way of saying illegal immigrants).
Now it's not clear whether there are just flat out no farm workers, period, or if there are just no farm workers as cheap as undocumented immigrants. But, either way, here's an interesting fact: The big stick – the big argument – farmers laid on Congress to get it moving had nothing to do with wages.
The farmers said, pretty bluntly, to the Congressmen,
Hispanics now outnumber African-Americans and you Republicans can either pass this bill or lose their votes
. Which comes pretty close to saying,
You can pass this bill and buy a lot of votes.
Which isn't exactly
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Ronald Reagan once joked,
Watching politics behind the curtain is like watching civilization with its pants down.
They ought to carve the words in stone over the doorway Congress.
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Carter Wrenn
posted on November 21, 2013 15:41
The train wreck hit so unexpectedly and with such force that, after standing his ground through the opening chaos, the President retreated which turned out to be like pouring gas on the fire – the partisan bickering soared. And Obama's poll numbers tanked. And now listening to the wise men in Washington that was all that mattered: The President's poll numbers dropping and Republican poll numbers rising.
But beyond the ruins of Washington politics the demise of Obamacare may be a sign of a subtler miscalculation: Not too long ago, from Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, Utopian (or, yes, Communist) governments filled rooms with geniuses who dutifully gave birth to Five-Year Plans and Ten-Year Plans and Great Leaps Forward which grey-faced apparatchiks, without pity or remorse, promulgated to build a workers' paradise – then they learned a terrible lesson: Government-run economies didn't work. Geniuses, even with the best of intentions, were frail vessels when faced with the unexpected, the unseen, and the ghost in the machine.
President Obama, with all good intentions, started out with a vision of a kind of health care paradise and had his own rooms filled with geniuses who dutifully plan the first step down the yellow brick road – and now he finds himself scrambling to turn back the hands of the clock.
So perhaps the lesson to be learned from Obamacare's rollout isn't a three-point swing in a generic ballot question in a poll – it's humility. And a reminder that geniuses are still no match for the ghost in the machine.
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The Great Divide
Gary Pearce
posted on November 20, 2013 10:29
How often does some well-meaning soul say, "Democrats and Republicans should put aside their differences and just do what's right for the country."
That sounds perfectly reasonable. But it's perfectly unrealistic. The differences are over what's right for the country. And the differences are fundamental and unbridgeable.
How, for example, would the two parties compromise on Obamacare? How do you put aside these differences: Democrats believe in government, Republicans don't. Democrats believe everyone should have good health care, Republicans don't. Democrats believe in public schools, Republicans don't. Democrats are for people who are trying to make it, Republicans are for people who have it made.
Carter has blogged about the war inside the Republican Party between the Tea Partiers, who abhor compromise, and the "Pachyderms," who sometimes compromise. Carter notes that the Tea Party is no fringe group. It's a popular and powerful force within one of America's two major political parties. Right now, it's a force looking for a voice.
There's a corresponding force within the Democratic Party. For two decades, Democrats have been dominated by Bill Clinton's belief in a middle way between Republican and Democratic extremes. President Obama said in 2008 he would go to Washington and bridge the gulf between blue America and red America.
How's that working out for you, Mr. President?
Some Democrats still believe in middle ground. Congressman David Price says the two parties came together to balance the budget in the late 1990s and can again. Erskine Bowles, who negotiated that balanced budget, is still trying to do it again.
But more and more Democrats believe there is no middle ground with the Tea Party. There is only total war. There will be a winner and a loser.
Like the Tea Party, that force is looking for a voice.
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Not a Vice
Carter Wrenn
posted on November 18, 2013 12:14
Up in the gilded halls of Congress the Tea Partiers went on a tear last month voting against Debt Ceiling increases and budgets that didn't cut spending but the whole proposition of fighting it out with Obama seemed altogether too risky to the Pachyderm Republicans so after a fortnight they gave up the ghost and passed Obama's bills.
Then, suddenly, the pillars of Republican Washington – like Mitch McConnell – found themselves facing primaries where folks like the Senate Conservatives Fund (which was founded by Senator Jim DeMint) were on the other side.
That was a serious problem.
So the Pachyderms ran up the distress flag and Big Business, loaded with millions of its own, charged to the rescue.
We want, the President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said, a "more manageable Republican Party."
Translation: We like Congressmen who vote for corporate subsidies and these Tea Partiers don't look too 'manageable.'
Then the Grand Vizier of the National Republican Senatorial Committee piped up and added 'getting a General Election candidate who can win is the only thing we care about.'
Translation: Forget virtue. Principle. And spending cuts. We mean to win. And the end justifies the means.
Now the Tea Partiers may get buried under an avalanche of big business cash but, judging by their enemies, not being 'manageable' may not be a vice.
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Whither Obamacare?
Gary Pearce
posted on November 18, 2013 10:15
Judging from Obamacare, Democrats can't make government work. Judging from the October shutdown, Republicans don't want it to work. What's a democracy to do?
Obamacare is essentially an old Republican idea, hatched by the Heritage Foundation as an alternative to single-payer health insurance. It's essentially Romney care. The idea is to put everybody in a big insurance poll – through the free market – that spreads the risk and the cost.
It tries to solve the problem of 40 million Americans who have no health insurance, Medicaid or Medicare. So they don't get preventative care. They wait until they're injured or until they're really sick, and they go to the emergency room. Then they run up hospital bills in the tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. Which they can't pay. Which all gets shifted to the rest of us.
The idea behind Obamacare is simple: Get those people into cheaper care earlier. Make them pay something (if they can) instead of sticking us with the bill.
But the execution of Obamacare is complicated. Because it relies on insurance companies. And because Chief Justice Roberts ruled that states could opt out of Medicaid expansion. Which most Republican-run states like North Carolina did.
So you could blame Obamacare's problems on insurance companies, the Supreme Court and Republican governors and legislators.
Now American has three choices. First, muddle through with Obamacare. Second, go to a single-payer system by putting everybody under Medicaid/Medicare. Or third, the Republican solution, which is … what?
Oh, that's right. They don't have one. In his column Sunday, the
N&O's Ned Barnett
had this great quote from John Kennedy in his 1960 campaign: "I have been in the Congress for 14 years, and I know all about the record then, but I have yet to hear of one single original piece of new, progressive legislation of benefit to the people, suggested and put into a fact by the Republican Party."
Some things never change in politics.
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Tearing Through Georgia
Carter Wrenn
posted on November 15, 2013 12:23
The row started, oddly enough, with a single email. Which got answered. And counter answered. Then, boom, there was a full scale war of emails going on (with me watching copies flying back and forth) that lasted two days.
At first I thought my two friends were arguing over who to support in the Republican Primary for U.S. Senate – but then it struck me what they were really arguing over was two different wars – and which war was more important.
Friend #1 figured the war that matters is whipping Obama while Friend #2 figured before whipping Obama the Tea Party had to, first, whip the Pachyderm Republicans in Washington who keep making deals with Obama.
Now, make no mistake: Friend #1 doesn't like deals with Obama. And he wants to cut spending too. But not bad enough to shut down the government and risk losing the next election.
Friend #2's view is simpler. To him all that spending is wrong. Period. Just like adultery or bank robbery is wrong. And he's not about to go along with adultery just to win an election. He's also a bit like Davy Crockett standing on the wall at the Alamo – he figures he's dead right and doesn't mind taking on a whole army to prove it.
In a way this whole argument's the return of a very old fight I saw the first time back in the mid-1970s when we were trying to elect Ronald Reagan.
Back then, in all of Washington, we could only find two Republican Senators who'd endorse Reagan for President. Two. That was it. The rest of Republican Washington lined up behind Gerald Ford. So, in a way, the Tea Party – which, with Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, has three Senators – is way ahead of where we were then.
Also, back then, everybody from liberal Democrats to mainstream Republicans let fly saying Reagan was too radical and too uncompromising and too unbending and if he ran he'd sink the Republican Party. And, in a way, that was partly right: He did run. And didn't win. And Gerald Ford did lose to Jimmy Carter in 1976. But, then, it turned out we weren't in the Alamo at all. Four years later, Reagan ran again and started winning elections faster than General Sherman tore through Georgia.
Who knows if history will repeat itself with a Ted Cruz or Rand Paul, but the Tea Party is a legitimate political movement – its ideas are popular within the Republican Party. And it may have to whip the Washington Republicans first.
Reagan did.
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The Same-Old
Carter Wrenn
posted on November 14, 2013 16:42
The poor Tea Partiers have been getting pounded from pillar to post by the Washington political bosses and reporters and I'll grant there's a streak of oddness in the Tea Partiers but they also possess virtues like fighting for lost causes and having the courage of their convictions and besides, when you get right down to it, the idea Americans could do with a few trillion dollars less government over the next decade isn't really all that unusual or radical.
But, that said, according to the bosses the Tea Partiers lack the one big virtue that trumps all the lesser virtues like courage and sincerity: Pragmatism.
Now that is a very old form of devilment.
The bosses don't say the Tea Partiers are wrong. They don't even say they disagree with the Tea Partiers. They just say they're impractical. Which, in the end, means pretty much the same as wrong – because it means the Tea Partiers should stop fighting for spending cuts. Because, otherwise, Republicans risk losing the next election – which is impractical.
Now there was a time in America when we admired politicians who stood up for what they believed in and let the chips fall where they may. But, today, that's no longer practical. When Obama says,
I won't negotiate on spending cuts
– practical means saying,
Yes, sir
. And passing a budget with no spending cuts.
And that's it in a nutshell.
When a Washington Republican says he's practical he's saying,
Boys, talking about spending cuts is fine. Heck, I agree with you. But having a fight with President Obama over cuts? Forget it. I like serving in Congress and I might not get reelected.
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Time to Panic?
Gary Pearce
posted on November 13, 2013 10:05
Is Senator Kay Hagan overreacting on Obamacare, or should Democrats rush to the lifeboats and abandon ship?
If you go by the
N&O website's headline
– "Hagan calls for probe of healthcare website as political support drops" – you'd panic. After all, she had a conference call with reporters to call for investigations of the botched launch. The same day,
Public Policy Polling
said her race has tightened because of "early attack ads" and "the unpopular rollout of Obamacare."
The hardest thing to do in politics is to underreact. But sometimes you should heed the wise words of ESPN Game Day's Lee Corso: "Not so fast, my friend."
First question (which we can't answer): Are Hagan's polls showing that Obamacare is really changing votes? Or is she doing this on the excitement plan, caught up in overheated hype and headlines?
What is the real evidence that Obamacare is moving votes now? Was it or wasn't it a factor in Virginia? Even some Republican polls say no.
Or is this just the usual fluctuation in the polls? Republicans were down last month when the shutdown dominated the news. Democrats are down this month when Obamacare dominates the news. Next month it may be something else. Next year it will certainly be something else. If not, Hagan has no hope.
Here's what PPP says about Obamacare: "It's always been unpopular in North Carolina and currently 38% of voters say they approve of it to 48% who disapprove, numbers pretty consistent with what we've found over the years."
The approve/disapprove numbers, then, haven't changed much. And 48-38 isn't a margin that decides elections.
PPP goes on: "But what's really hurting Democrats is its being back in the news- 69% of voters say its rollout has been unsuccessful so far to only 25% who deem it a success."
True that. And Hagan's call for investigations put the story – and her drop in the polls – at the top of Page One.
Then she faces this reaction from Democrats, summed up by Joe Sinsheimer: "I practiced national politics for two decades as a Democratic consultant, and one of the few lessons I really learned, is that politicians who 'try to have their cake and eat it too' are rarely successful. When you try to hedge your positions, your enemies rarely believe you, and you just anger your supporters….Perhaps someone should call Sen. Hagan's office and explain this to her. She is not going to get re-elected attacking Obamacare."
What's the alternative? Remain calm. Step away from the ledge. Repeat after me: "This website mess needs to be fixed. But we'd also better fix our health care mess. If we don't, it will bankrupt our nation and every family in it. What's the Republicans' plan?"
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