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Manifest Needs of Freshmen Who Later Use Psychological Services.
Sage, Ellis H.
This study seeks to identify in advance the personality traits of freshmen who will later seek counseling because of psychological discomfort. When clients were compared with nonclients (415 males, 257 females), psychiatric clients (10 males, 16 females) were higher in impulsivity, and lower in order and cognitive structure; and personal counseling males (16) were higher in autonomy and lower in affiliation. Vocational-educational clients were compared with nonclients with vocational-educational problems (24 males, 64 females). In the first comparison, male clients were higher in aggression and autonomy while female clients were higher in aggression and impulsivity; and in the second comparison, male clients were higher in achievement, endurance, order, and cognitive structure while female clients were again higher in aggression and impulsivity. When compared with psychiatric clients, counseling service males were higher in order and females higher in order and cognitive structure. (Author)
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Why would any person reject the free offer of salvation in Jesus Christ? Of course there are those who do not believe in God, those who do not believe that sin is serious, and those who reject all authority. But for a person who does believe in God, and is aware of their sinfulness, God's gift of forgiveness accompanied with the bonus of eternal life seems too good to pass up. Yet many do.
Perhaps they can be compared to the 45 million Americans who still refuse to wear their seatbelts. The federal government says that 38 unbelted people die in traffic accidents every day.
-- The Week, June 4, 2010 p. 18. Illustration by Jim L. Wilson and Rodger Russell
Most of those people would still be alive today if they had simply fastened the belt. It is easier to be saved than it is to buckle your seat belt. "Whosoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." What could be simpler? Yet many refuse it.
Romans 10:13 (NIV) "for, "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.""


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Jean Dujardin Considered Passing on 'The Artist': "I hesitated, and I even said no. I had some angst about it"
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Bill Seeks to Regulate Sober Houses, but on a Voluntary Basis
In some Delray Beach neighborhoods, politicians say one in four homes might be sober houses.
When Republican state Rep. Bill Hager walks around his district in Delray Beach, he says it's not a rare occurrence to see fights, drug transactions, and even mattresses getting thrown out of windows. And he blames sober houses for blighting the quality of life in the trendy beachside city.
"The incidents involving sober homes are most intense in my district, where one out of every four homes is a sober home," Hager tells New Times.
And with little regulation surrounding sober homes, there aren't many ways to clean it up. In fact, nobody even knows how many sober homes there really are because nobody's keeping track of them. But that might change with the passage of a new bill designed to put a little order in what many perceive as an out-of-control industry.
Hager, along with Democratic state Sen. Jeff Clemens from Lake Worth, sponsored the bill and got it passed unanimously. If signed into law by the governor, the bill will do two things: require sober house proprietors to undergo background checks, and require that they follow a "good neighbor" policy and meet necessary safety codes, including fire and occupancy.
But there's a catch: The entire system is voluntary, meaning not a single sober home will be required to participate.
Hager says the law had to be voluntary or else it could have been considered housing discrimination against drug addicts.
"We had to weave our way through the federal law," Hager says. "The Americans with Disability Act and American Housing Act both say that if you inject yourself with heroin of your own volition and become addicted, you are then disabled. And as someone who is disabled, you can't be discriminated against. And that means in housing as well."
Still, the state rep says he believes 85 percent of sober houses will sign up because that's about how many receive state funds.
"Any program that takes in state funding has to be certified as a sober home," Hager says. "That's the carrot and stick."
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and that wouldn't have happened if they hadn't been treated. so you don't treat -- you don't learn how to cure something by not treating it. you treat it and i think that could have been the case here. >> again, thank you for telling the world about kyler and us, too. >> thank you so much for having me. >> that's september 7th the 2,786th day since president bush declared mission in iraq. and the 141st day of the deepwater horizon disaster in the gulf. i'm keith olbermann. good night and good luck. and now to discuss why republicans aren't endorsing other republicans ladies and gentlemen here is rachel maddow. good evening. thank you. and thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. happy day after labor day, everybody. as the day after labor day, today is officially two things. it is the first day on which it is no longer okay to wear white. i'm talking to you. yes, i can see you. it's also this. >> unofficial end of summer
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means the 2010 campaign season is now in full swing. >> campaign season kicking into high gear today with the arrival of labor day. >> labor day typically marks the unofficial kickoff of the mid-term campaign season. >> labor day of course signals the official start of the campaign season. >> welcome to the beginning of the fall campaign season. >> i do not know why it is true but it is always true. in any election year no matter what else has happened all year long for some reason labor day or the day after labor day is when everybody agrees that the campaign season is in top gear. and this is not one of those things where because it's the common wisdom i'm going to say it's not true. it actually is true. all you have to do to verify it is to look at the president's schedule these days, to know that the campaign season is in top gear. you don't even have to close your eyes and imagine campaign obama. obama the campaigner is definitely back. >> i am going to keep fighting every single day, every single
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hour, every single minute to turn this economy around and put people back to work and renew the american dream, not just for your family, not just for all of our families, but for future generations. that i can guarantee you. that's why, milwaukee, today i am announcing a new plan for rebuilding and modernizing america's roads and rails and runways for the long term. i want america to have the best infrastructure in the world. >> ooh the sexiest word in american public policy -- infrastructure. as the economy continues to be not only the biggest issue in the country but also the democratic party's biggest liability heading into the elections, eight weeks from today, expect to hear a lot more about infrastructure. expect to hear a lot more of president obama the campaigner talking infrastructure, talking economy, talking jobs.
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economy, jobs, economy, jobs, economy, jobs. that's what we're going to hear. when it comes to what options the government has to try to bring down unemployment, nothing is a perfect solution but spending money to rebuild american infrastructure is an unout sourceable, uncontroversial thing. even republicans are in favor of infrastructure spending. remember back during the stimulus debate they claim to have wanted more of it. >> we do need more money on infrastructure spending. >> we need more on the infrastructure. we need more on infrastructure. >> there is 7% of this on infrastructure. out of $825 billion. we have an opportunity to double the amount of infrastructure money. >> we had an $825 billion bill, about $90 billion was for infrastructure. this was not a stimulus bill, just a tiny portion of it was. >> we can disagree on other things but democrats and republicans can get together and say, if there's one thing we agree on with the spending package, it is for simple infrastructure. >> if there's one thing we can
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agree on it's for infrastructure. amen to that, right? everybody agrees. so naturally after president obama came out and proposed some infrastructure spending yesterday, the republican leadership came out and now they're totally against it. yeah. according to house minority leader john boehner, quote, the white house has chosen to double down on more of the same, quote, stimulus spending. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell slammed the proposal as, quote, a last minute cobbled together stimulus bill that will not reverse the complete lack of confidence americans have in washington democrats' ability to help this economy. so much for infrastructure spending being the one thing we agree on. they all agreed on it until president obama proposed some of it and then they said they are against it. how can you say you are for spending on infrastructure and then decide you are against it once it has actually been proposed? what's next? what's next? republicans coming out against tax cuts?
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yes. tomorrow president obama is set to announce $300 billion worth of corporate tax cuts, tax cuts of the exact variety that republicans are on record being in favor of. the biggest piece of this proposal was a $200 billion tax cut for companies to write off any investment in new plants and equipment. if you own a business you can just deduct anything you spend on stuff like that from your taxes. now, this is not exactly an original idea. this has been done before and it has been done by republicans. in 2002 the republican controlled congress then passed legislation to allow companies to write off 30% of their investments in equipment. in 2003 republicans raised that to 50% of equipment purchases. right now four senate republicans led by chuck grassley are cosponsoring legislation to renew that to allow companies to write off 50% of their equipment purchases. president obama is about to propose tomorrow upping that to 100%, more than republicans ever dreamed of.
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and the response from republican leadership, quote, president obama's latest plan should be met with justifiable skepticism. why? these are your ideas. that's one thing if you're not sort of down with the business tax cuts and down with the business tax cuts specifically on investing in equipment but when that's been your idea, why justifiable skepticism? it's your idea. there are two possible things going on here. one is that president obama somehow thinks that republicans are going to be uncraven enough this year to actually vote for things they say they're for. like tax cuts for businesses. if you listen to president obama these days, though, he does not sound like he's being that naive about that. >> even on things we usually agree on they say, no. if i said the sky was blue they'd say no.
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if i said fish live in the sea, they'd say no. >> i think the president has now been disabused of any notion that republicans might vote for their own policies. even if he proposes them. the other possibility about what's going on here is that this tactic, what president obama has started doing now in this new campaign season, is about showing, demonstrating that republican cravenness, showing that republicans will reject and denounce their own ideas. they'll even denounce corporate tax cuts if obama is for them. >> if i said the sky was blue, they'd say no. if i said fish live in the sea, they'd say no. >> it seems like he gets it. they'd say no. they'd say no. they. they. the case he is making to that crowd in milwaukee is about they. right? it's about republicans. republicans being crazy extreme in their opposition to him. and you know who that kind of an
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argument resonates with? you know who that kind of an argument gets big smiles and big laufter and spontaneous applause from a crowd? you know who that argument works for, who that argument motivates in an election season, fires up and gets ready to go? the democratic base. the progressive base of the democratic party. remember them? >> i want to say, thank you to the milwaukee area labor council and all of my brothers and sisters in the afl-cio for inviting me to spend this day with you. >> thank you afl-cio. thank you labor roots of the democratic base. the most important national dynamic heading into this year's elections is the economy. the most important political dynamic is the yawning chasm that is the enthusiasm gap between the republican base, they're highly motivated, and the democratic base which hasn't really been motivated at all. apparently democrats in the white house are ready to start
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working on that, finally. they've got eight weeks from today. tick-to being, tick-tock. joining us is ezra klein staff writer for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. thanks for being here. >> good evening. >> policiwise, what is president obama proposing this week that is so offensive to republican ideology? >> i spent some time with this today. we have one tax cut that is meant to give businesses hundreds of billions of dollars to invest in equipment, another one meant to give businesses hundreds of billions of dollars to do research and development. we got the small business bill, which is $30 billion for small businesses to get money lent to them. and then we have the infrastructure bill which will be about $50 billion, which will be end up leveraged and multiplied. so states and local governments can pay private businesses to build things for them. so this is a pretty business friendly package of proposals here. they're not that big. a lot of them as you pointed out in your intro were based on republican proposals from the beginning. but the problem is that they are now coming from a democratic president and as you point out
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we are eight weeks before the election. the problem republicans have with this is not ideological. it's fundamentally electoral. >> house minority leader john boehner responded to these proposals by saying this. he said, they don't address the two big problems that are hurting our economy -- excessive government spending, and the uncertainty that washington democrats policies are creating for small businesses. i hear you that it is an electoral argument they're making against these policies, not an ideological one. but i don't understand, honestly, the case he is making. what is this uncertainty argument? >> i really have tried to track this one down. i've been like mario looking for the princess. and you get, whenever you talk to any business guy about uncertainty here is what they end up telling you. what i would like is if the government were more certain to do the exact policies i would like them to do. so i spoke with folks from ge. they said what they needed to invest in nuclear energy was an energy bill like the one the democrats wanted to do and the republicans blocked. others would like tax cuts for
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them, certainly the business community would love to have the r&d tax credit expanded and made permanent. that is a major source of uncertainty. we tend to let it expire every year. and then of course there is the question of government spending which boehner also brought up. if you are a grocery store near a school and teachers shop there the uncertainty you're worried about is that the state will fire the teachers and they won't shop there. you go on and on and on down the line like that. the biggest uncertainty businesses are facing bar none is that they will not have customers. so things that the government does, which allow them either to have the money to do the things they need to do or customers to pay the money to help them do the things they need to do to hire and expand, that reduces their uncertainty. again what republicans are worried about is less certainty about winning the election and that comes if they say president obama has heard the message of the voeters or our message, reach across the aisle and have some pretty good ideas here. that isn't a winning message for the opposition party going into an election. >> let me ask you about one other specific policy angle on what the president is proposing.
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i am open about the fact that i love infrastructure because i hate bad infrastructure and i think it makes sense economically and from a national strength and resilience point of view to invest in infrastructure but what is this infrastructure bank idea that president obama is now talking about? what's the bank? >> so, infrastructure is beset by a couple problems right? if it is a one state, if we have an infrastructure project that is going to be for southwestern states it is a little hard for california and arizona and a couple others to get together and do it. we also don't have a great way of doing infrastructure in congress. the bills don't come up very often. we wait for stimulus measures. they go into earmarks. the infrastructure bank would be a bank with politically appointed and then insulated appointees so they'd be appointed and confirmed by senate, sit for a couple years, couldn't take them out that easily. they would get seed money maybe $50 billion in this case which they could then use to leverage up and they could then make loans to good projects. it would be a way of speeding this along and prioritizing them effectively. >> ezra klein staff writer for
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when i was growing up in california i played a lot of sports. i know. insert gay joke here. there is a political point. hold on. i started as a very young kid playing lots of sports, basketball and soccer and i am not proud of this but i was sort of a rough player. i think i compensated for not being a great player by having greatly sharp elbows. i probably fouled out of more high school basketball games than i managed to stay in. but there was one rule i always remembered, one rule we all remembered because it's just about the first thing you learn in kids' sports. after the game when you're done trying to knock it out of each other while your parents cringe you are supposed to line up and
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shake hands and say good game and wish your opponent well. that's the way it is supposed to go in kids' sports, adult sports, and in life generally. especially the parts of life that are often really analogous to sports, things like electoral politics. but apparently this year a lot of candidates on one side of the aisle were hiding out in the minivan when their coaches were trying to teach them the whole shake hands sportsmanship lesson. a surprising number of republicans who have lost in primary elections this year are refusing to go along with the campaign version of shaking hands. the dreaded unity rally. where all the candidates from the same party endorse whoever won the primary so the whole party will be unified for the general election. last week we reported after senator mccain beat j.d. hayworth in arizona's republican primary for senate mr. hayworth not only did not endorse senator mccain he did not show up at the supposed unity rally. then senator mccain's people kept attacking j.d. hayworth at that supposedly unifying event.
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same deal happened in florida where rick scott beat bill mccollum in the republican primary for governor. bill mccollum not only did not endorse rick scott but told reporters he still thought mr. scott was dishonest. in florida they canceled the unity rally rather than put on a sham one. in nevada, miss louden refused to endorse ms. angle and she skipped the unity event there as well. after we reported those stories last week the website think progress found a bunch of other examples of the same phenomenon. in washington's senate primary the defeated tea party republican refusing to endorse the republican nominee. in missouri the tea party candidate refusing to endorse the republican who won the senate primary. it was either no endorsement or skipping the unity rally for losing republican candidates for congress in south carolina, washington, pennsylvania, indiana, and kansas. also in the governor's races in iowa and in south carolina. it turns out that what we have
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spotted is not just a trend. it is almost the new normal. tea party favorite clint didier lost the senate primary in washington to dino rossy. he is still withholding his endorsement and now tells us, quote, i want him to win in the worst way. it's not that i wouldn't endorse him. i will endorse him but he has to try and reach out to my voters. didier also insists mr. rossi adopt mr. didier's positions because, hey, when you want your opponent to win in the worst possible way, you should first saddle him with your losing agenda that couldn't even get you through the primary. but at least mr. didier is offering to shake hands if he gets what he wants. in alaska soon to be former senator lisa murkowski has decided not only is she not going to shake hands, she is not even going to quit playing. lisa murkowski lost in the republican primary to a tea party backed candidate named joe miller. lisa murkowski pointedly did not endorse mr. miller. now senator murkowski has told
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the associated press that despite losing that primary she is not a quitter and that she is, quote, still in this game. it appears senator murkowski is testing the idea of running against joe miller again. this time perhaps on the state's libertarian party line. supporters of senator murkowski reportedly met with officials from alaska's libertarian party over the weekend to ask about the possibility of her becoming the libertarian candidate. the libertarian chairman later telling the anchorage paper that senator murkowski might as well try to climb mount mckinley. get out the ice axes. the ap now reporting that alaska's current libertarian candidate sat down today with senator murkowski to talk things over. he sounds like he may be open to giving up his spot on the ballot if he told the alaska dispatch alaska's senior republican senator essentially agrees to become its libertarian senior senator, quote, with sincerity he said and for real.
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trying to understand what that might mean to mr. hosi i spent some quality time today with his campaign website which is david for alaska.com. honestly i'm still not sure exactly what a lisa murkowski conversion to for real libertarianism might mean for david hosi. i can tell you he says on his website that he has, quote, hunted caribou and observed their determination. we will all be observing david for alaska's determination to stay in this race in the days ahead. as well as the beltway media's determination to not report on all of these major republican candidates openly hating on each other eight weeks before the election despite all the evidence that they are since that sort of story spoils the fact free election year narrative about how great things are going this year for the unified on the march gop. - but you can still see him. - you just said he was in-- - copenhagen. - come on. - that's pretty far. - doc, look who's in town. - ellen! - copenhagen? - cool, right? vacation. - but still seeing patients. ( whispers ) workaholic. - i heard that.
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as we have been talking about on this show recently there is a little remarked upon epidemic of sore loserism in this year's elections. candidates who lose republican primaries but who can't accept that they lost, who refuse to congratulate or endorse the candidates who beat them. in addition, though, to the sore loser phenomenon, we are also witnessing this year republican candidates who simply freak out other republicans. in louisiana, for example, governor bobby jindal has found himself unable to endorse senator david vitter the hooker guy in the senator's bid for re-election. in colorado there is dan maze, the amazing republican nominee for governor who claimed falsely
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that he was once a secret agent in kansas. now the republican party in colorado wants dan maze to less than secretly drop out of the race. even ken buck the quite out there himself tea party endorsed republican candidate for senate in colorado has withdrawn his support for mr. maze. but the most extreme case of republicans being freaked out by one of their own appears to be happening in the great state of delaware. the primary is one week from today. and christine o'donnell with the backing of the tea party is taking her second stab at the united states senate. to get to the general election though first she must defeat mike castle a long-time republican congressman and former governor of the state. he is the choice of the gop establishment. he has never lost an election in his very long political career. a tea party group that invested heavily in joe miller's far right campaign against lisa murkowski in alaska is now supporting christine o'donnell in delaware. in any normal year mr. castle would be a shoe-in to win the primary but this is the year
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that not only brought us, mr. miller over ms. murkowski in alaska, it also brought us rand paul in kentucky and sharron angle in nevada and more. candidates who would be human interest stories in any normal election year who this year are beating establishment republicans in primaries all over the country. and so christine o'donnell and her long history of campaigning against things that don't usually get discussed on cable news now must be discussed on cable news. in her former job describing herself as the president and founder of the savior's alliance for lifting the truth, christine o'donnell told an mtv interviewer that conservatives crusading for abstinence were not going far enough. it is not enough to be abs tin ent with other people. you also have to be abstinnent alone. quote, the bible says that lust in your heart is committing adultery so you can't -- a word that rhymes with congratulate --
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without lust. as interesting as ms. o'donnell's opinions are on how people congratulate themselves, it is a november, 1998 article o'donnell wrote called "the case for chastity" in which she began, quote, adolph hitler once said to engineer a society you must first engineer its language. we can see the unfolding of that in our society. society's sexual liberation has unleashed an entirely new lexicon. for example gay has always meant joyful or gleeful. until the homosexuals got ahold of that word, like hitler did. finally, there is what christine o'donnell has said about herself, about her past run for the u.s. senate, some claims that don't add up. last thursday those claims caught up with her in a disastrous interview with a conservative radio host back in her home state. >> when you were speaking at an out of state group recently and you told them that you won two out of three counties in
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delaware, what did you mean? >> i don't think i ever said i won two out of three counties but i -- >> let's listen to the audio. hold on one second. i have the audio right here. >> i was a 2008 endorsed candidate against joe biden and i won in two counties. i didn't have the support of our liberal republicans then. >> you said you won in two counties. >> you know what? that probably was, you're on the campaign trail a lot. i meant tied. um -- >> well, you didn't tie. >> you have a tracker following you waiting for you to trip up. >> yeah, but you didn't -- christine, i'm just saying -- you didn't tie him either. >> oh, absolutely i did. >> no she didn't. she really didn't. didn't. it's a fact. didn't. ms. o'donnell isn't a new candidate. she ran and lost against democrat joe biden two years ago. but extreme views that did not even make the national radar then are precisely the kind of views that have gotten other republican candidates the nomination this election cycle. many of them destined to become united states senators in
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january. and their fellow republicans in some cases are freaking out about it. joining us now is a senior reporter for talking points memo who has been bringing a story of this race and this remarkable candidate to a national audience. thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, rachel. >> have i missed anything about christine o'donnell that republicans are worried about in terms of her as a potential nominee? >> well, yes. actually, there are a few things. you haven't missed them but we haven't mentioned them here. her college education has been an issue. this is sort of a come up in recent stories in the last few days but also her finances. she is still paying off debt from the 2008 campaign and there are some questions about the way that she is raising money from her supporters and some of that is going to pay off that debt. and then also looking at sort of her own personal finances and what she has paid the irs and republicans have sort of quietly been making this an issue for a few weeks as they've worried she might actually beat mike castle. >> did she also tell "the weekly standard" she gets home every
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night and has staffers look through her bushes? >> yes, i am not sure if that was the exact quote but she essentially said people have been following her home and there are people looking in the bushes and she needs people to check that and that is a conservative publication, a friendly publication. a lot of republicans are pointing to that saying what's going on? you also had a supporter of o'donnell's sort of questioning mike castle's sexuality. o'donnell distanced herself from that but also repeated the allegations several times in press releases and in subsequent interviews. so there's definitely a lot going on there and national republicans are worried she is not ready for primetime. >> well, how realistic are her chances? i mean obviously in a normal election year she would be the kind of candidate that she was the last time that she ran in which case she was beaten rather soundly by joe biden. this is not a a normal election year. >> right. well, delaware has historically been a blue state, you know, in national elections. joe biden held that seat for decades. mike castle has been elected for decades in part because he earned the votes from
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independents and from democrats who respected his record. he had a pretty moderate record as a republican. this is a closed primary. you have to be a registered republican to vote. i've had my sources in the state telling me there could be as few as 50,000 voters coming out on tuesday. that is far less than came out in alaska's primary for example and this is the state that's not necessarily used to having competitive republican primaries so really anything can happen. you throw in the tea party endorsement of her, o'donnell has been courting sarah palin hoping for an endorsement there that could come in the next six days and everybody is spending a lot of money in a state not used to seeing competitive advertising. definitely anything could happen. >> senior reporter for talking points memo which has been doing a great job on this race and with this candidate thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks. have a great night. so the republican party chairman michael steele has found a way to kick off the campaign season today with a very expensive means of keeping himself totally out of the way and totally in the news at the same time. as always, michael steele is
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we learned today there are federal justice department investigations under way of at least five incidents of alleged violence or threats against muslims in this country. they include the stabbing of a new york city cab driver last month, arson at a construction site for a future mosque in murfreesboro, tennessee. another fire and graffiti at an islamic center in arlington, texas, a brick thrown into a window, and antiislam signs at a mosque in california and an incident last week in waterport, new york in which five teenagers were arrested after a son of one of the founders of a local mosque was sideswiped by a car a few days after a shotgun was fired into the air near the same mosque. today's announcement of these justice department investigations coming along side increasing statements of concern from washington over the planned actions of one tiny church in florida this weekend. the congregation is a small one in gainseville, florida that like the fred phelps funeral picketers from kansas revels in
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doing stuff extreme enough to attract nationwide condemnation. what this little publicity seeking extremist foundation has done now is they've declared on september 11 this year on saturday they will burn a thousand copies of the holy book of islam, the koran. why burn the koran? so that people will say the name of their congregation and their pastor on television which personally i can't stomach. general david petraeus in afghanistan this weekend expressed concern u.s. troops abroad could be targeted in retribution for a publicized koran burning. white house press secretary robert gibbs and state department spokesman p.j. crowley today echoing those concerns noting that u.s. diplomats in several countries have already reported small scale anti-american demonstrations. as the news starts to travel that in america that's where they burn the koran. joining us now for the interview is reverend dr. gaddy a baptist minister in louisiana, president of the interfaith alliance. he is also a member of the interfaith coalition on mosques
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and was part of the group that met with attorney general eric holder to talk about these incidents this afternoon. thanks very much for being here. >> thanks, rachel. >> can you tell me a little bit about your meeting this afternoon with the attorney general shall the subject and the outcome? >> it was a very interesting meeting, very personal meeting. we met with him to talk about ways in which there could be a legitimate partnership between religion and government, one that really works and doesn't have any exchange of money in it. we asked him to be very thoughtful in looking at people disobeying the law from the perspective of religious bias, prejudice, hatred, and to be very faithful in prosecuting those who commit hate crimes and let the american public know that we're going to, as a nation, protect people's right to worship as they please and
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that people who try to stand in the way of the constitution will be arrested and prosecuted. we also ask him for a high visibility from him and from the president in talking about the crisis that is developing with the rise in hatred and anger toward islam and toward muslims. we ask, also, that the justice department coordinate efforts from all cabinets on the president's staff to see that everybody in the administration was working on this particular issue. and i found him to be very attentive, very responsive in a way that was convincing. >> i'm reluctant to -- i was reluctant to talk about it in the introduction and almost reluctant to ask you now but i feel like i have to. this small extremist congregation in gainseville, florida planning to publicly
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burn copies of the holy koran, on the occasion of september 11, because it's september 11, did that issue come up specifically with the attorney general? did he address that? >> it did come up and i can quote him with permission. he said that the act is both ignorant and dangerous. i agree with him. i had the privilege this afternoon of being on an interview on an international network that broadcasts primarily in the middle east and i said what i wanted to and what i would say to our nation, too, as well, about that event. rachel, that is neither a patriotic act nor a religious act. i don't have the vocabulary to denounce the intent or the action going on in that church.
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it is dangerous for our nation abroad. it is disrespectful of our constitution. it certainly represents no religion i know and particularly christianity it doesn't represent. there is no way that should take place. >> welton, do you have any sense of why this is happening right now? i mean, there wasn't this sort of violent upsurge at least in this way, even after 9/11. do you have any sense of why it's happening now? >> right. i do. i think on the one hand, rachel, and you document it all the time, we've got a lot of people in this nation that are angry. they're not angry about islam. they're angry about the economy and the loss of jobs and all of that. and so we've had some people step in and manipulate this situation in a way to increase
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that anger and give people a way to focus it and the focus is on islam. look what's happening to our nation. we're losing our christian base. they're bringing in these people who are different and as different as an immoral act obviously. plus, and you know this, i'm sure, we have politicians trying to advance their own partisan careers by dividing this nation on this religious issue. it is inexcusable. >> reverend dr. welton gaddy president of the interfaith alliance member of the interfaith coalition on mosques, and my friend, happy to see you, welton. thank you very much for being here. >> you, too. bye-bye. coming up on "countdown" the noticeable absence of support from the right for general petraeus on his rebuke of the burn a koran day idea. next on this show, where in the world is michael steele on this unofficial first day of the election season? hint number one, he is not in
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the political calendar has flipped over. we are past labor day. it is eight weeks out from the election. we are season. yes it gets going in fits and starts all year long but after labor day no argument. it is very clear for everybody in politics. everybody has their game face on. you see it in the president's schedule. he campaigned yesterday in milwaukee. tomorrow he is in cleveland. you see it in the light schedule and correspondingly low expectations for what congress will be able to do between now and the election because everybody is campaigning and in this particular campaign season with republican expectations as high as they have been in nearly 20 years, with more republican opportunity out there than in any other recent election, the republican party's leader, their national chairman, has embarked on his own somewhat mysterious campaign season strategy at a time when parties normally are fund raising as fast as they humanly can fund raise, at a time when parties are tri
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anlging, cutting off candidates who don't have a chance. when they are marshalling every available resource, every available republican headliner to help their candidates who need that last few weeks of help for the election, at the most key time for the republicans' most key election in years, the republican party's chairman michael steele has gone to guam. he just got back from puerto rico and the virgin islands. today he has gone to guam. tomorrow he is off to saipan famous for the jack abramoff lobbyist corruption scandal and also for being really far away. continental united states here, hawaii here. guam and the northern mariana islands all the way over there. that's where the chairman of the republican party is right now. you've heard of the republican party's southern strategy? this is their very, very, very, very, very far western strategy.
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neither the northern mariana islands nor guam nor puerto rico nor the virgin islands send voting members to congress. given that there are elections in eight weeks, congress is what you think -- you would think the republican party chairman would be focused on right now. but this isn't just any republican party chairman. this is michael steele. those little island territories might not be allowed to vote for congress, but they are allowed to vote for who gets to be chairman of the republican party. so if you are a donor to the republican party, the bad news is that eight weeks from the midterms, rnc money is being used to fly michael steele to four separate island nations that do not get to vote for a member of congress in the midterms. on the other hand, if you are a republican party donor, the good news is that eight weeks from the midterms, michael steele is in guam. you always end up with something delicious. ♪ triscuit. weave some goodness.
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allow me to introduce you to a cunning campaign strategy in the great state of arizona. this is 20-year-old street guitar player benjamin percy. hes running for a seat on the arizona corporation commission under the green party ticket. this is thomas meadows, a 27-year-old tarot card reader running for state treasurer also as a green party candidate. this is anthony goshorn. everybody calls him grandpa. he's running as a green party candidate for the state senate in arizona. this batch of free-spirited arizona green party candidates is brought to you by, according to today's "new york times" a republican political operative who freely admits that their candidacies may siphon some support from the democrats. this is a story we have seen before. in the wide, wide world of political dirty tricks, the exploitation of a third party that caters to the opposing
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party's base, it's a genre all its own. you might remember the third party candidacy of one ralph nader, not necessarily in 2000 but in 2004. you might also remember how at one point nearly one in ten of mr. nader's major donors just so happened to be bush/cheney donors as well. i wonder why. in 2000 republican operatives in new jersey took credit for getting a green party candidate on the ballot in the u.s. senate race to try to drain votes from democrat rush holt. they tried to do the same thing in pennsylvania, in 2006. of course, roger stone, the famous for being famous republican dirty trickster who is proud of having learned dirty trickery from the nixon administration, he pulled the third party trick on an intraparty scale in 2000. first he recruited pat buchanan to run for president. then he recruited donald trump, who relentlessly attacked mr. buchanan as having a love affair with adolf hitler before mr. trump himself got out of the race. so you got your two bookend
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candidates to attack and chase each other effectively neutralizing each other, all of which results in a stronger republican party, with no real third party threat. ta-da! this happens a lot. unless we change the way we vote, unless we switch to the system they call instant runoff voting or one, two, three voting or australian voting where you can say if my first choice candidate doesn't win, give my vote to my second choice candidate. unless we adopt a system like that, oh, please, third party candidates will almost always function as spoilers in our two major party system, and that creates this incredible incentive for dirty tricks. for people to use a third party as a means of siphoning off votes from the base of one of the major parties. that's why we see republicans abusing the green party ballot over and over again. this is one of those rare moments in politics where the stupid beltway media device of saying oh, it happens on both sides, it's actually true. because just as the "new york times" is highlighting this instance of third party
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exploitation/spoilerism in arizona involving these green party candidates, the detroit news is also reporting on what appears to be a democratic dirty tricks case. democrats having tried to qualify fake tea party candidates for the ballot in michigan. in this case it turned out that a democratic party official had notarized affidavits for half the tea party's 23 candidates in michigan, and the company used to collect signatures to get those tea party candidates on the ballot was the same firm that michigan democrats had used for stealth petition drives in the past. also it should be noted that two of the candidates recruited for this supposed tea party were born in 1990 and therefore ineligible to either hold office in the state or to drink, for that matter. so for once, the oh, this thing happens on both sides tripe is actually true. there's one important caveat here. what's the difference in the outcome again say this year's arizona green party republican dirty tricks and the michigan tea party democratic dirty tricks?
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well, the reason the detroit news is reporting on the tea party candidates right now is because the fake tea party people are not going to be on the ballot in michigan. the democrats' attempt at dirty tricks involving a third party line in michigan did not work. yes, and in arizona, complaints have been diligently filed by democrats and by real green party folks, but right now, as it stands, that michigan tea party with the ineligible to serve 20 year olds that was going to hurt the republicans and help the democrats, that's not going to do anything. assuming it was a democratic dirty trick, it was a big fat failure of a democratic dirty trick. why did it fail? because whoever put together the petitions to get the 20 year olds on the ballot didn't put the name of the party in 24 point font as required by law. so far, the presumed democratic dirty trick has failed and the republican dirty trick in arizona appears to have worked. if you really want to know why, it's not just about following directions about 24 point font. there's one other otherwise unimportant detail about this pair of stories that tells you all you need to know about why
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these sort of tricks tend to work for republicans and not for democrats. when the democratic party fingerprints were found to be all over that michigan tea party thing, the two democratic party officials seen as most responsible for the trickery, including the one who notarized all those tea party affidavits, both of those democrats lost their jobs, one resigned, the other one was fired. the democrats responsible for that bad embarrassing dirty sleazy tea party dirty trick thing in michigan resigned in shame or were kicked out by the party. their counterpart in the republican party, the guy who recruited the homeless feeblpeo the tarot guy to run under the green party to hurt democrats, that guy is not only not ashamed of what he did, he's not only not getting fired, he's got his picture in the "new york times" and has done a whole article with them in which he brags about what he's done. so yeah, everybody does dirty tricks, both sides. but one side has been teaching it so long, they're a
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" That aspect of military or naval service brought every soldier / sailor into a similar consciousness of service, no matter what socioeconomic class he had come from in the Athenian society of that era.
However, Raaflaub is quick to point out (142) that universal military service notwithstanding, there was a pecking order on board Greek warships; the hoplites (heavily armed infantry soldiers) certainly had a higher level of respect and responsibility than the oarsmen and archers. The hoplites and horsemen were seen as "much more noble and important and take far more seriously" than citizens who were trained to shoot the bow and row the boats (Raaflaub 142). And a telling fact when reviewing the level of respect that hoplites received vs. The level of respect awarded oarsmen and archers is in the list of those who were killed in action.
Thucydides, an Athenian aristocrat who was exiled and later chronicled war efforts and statistics, offers "precise figures" when it comes to the death of hoplites in battle (Raaflaub 141); but Thucydides was "...vague about those members of the lower classes" who were killed, Raaflaub continues. And so, democracy in action vis-a-vis participation in the defense of the Athenian nation did not mean equality in all instances; but those inconsistencies should not smear in any way the fairness that democratic principles offered in the late fifth and fourth-century Athens.
On the subject of fairness in respect and pay for Athenians in the Greek navy, Frank J. Frost presents narrative by "The Old Oligarch" - a conservative historian who resented some aspects of Greek democracy - in a satirical presentation called "The Constitution of the Athenians." The Old Oligarch reaches and finds plenty of exaggeration and hyperbole when he writes, "...it is only just that the poorer classes...of Athens should be better off than the men of birth and wealth" (Frost 11). This concept is just because "...the steersman, the boatswain, the lieutenant, the look-out-man at the prow...these are the people who supply the city with power far rather than her heavy infantry and men of birth and quality" (Frost 11).
Continuing his satire - and making points in the process by turning things upside down as it were - the Old Oligarch states that the "greatest amount of ignorance, disorderliness, rascality" can be found in the "ranks of the People" which makes democracy better and stronger than by placing democracy into the "ranks of the better class" with its "smallest amount of intemperance and injustice" (Frost 12). All of this makes sense because what was happening politically in Athenian democratic society in this era was as follows (in the Old Oligarch's words): "...The better [wealthy, educated] people are punished with infamy, robbed of their money, driven from their homes, and put to death, while the baser sort [poor, peasants] are promoted to honour" (Frost, 14). These passages are included here to provide a well-rounded view - that there was plenty of criticism of the way democracy played out in Athenian society in this era.
Meanwhile Stanford University political science professor Josiah Ober writes that in the late fifth and early fourth-century (BC) Athenian society "demokratia" was defined as "the political power of the ordinary people." And notwithstanding earlier narrative in this paper reflecting democratic values in ancient Greece, readers and researchers should not assume that in the Athenian society all was mellow and democratic and accepting of the status quo. Ober asserts, "...Critics of the status quo existed at every level of Athenian society" (Ober 150). In every village and neighborhood in Athenian society there were bright men and women "who could be counted on to interrogate, humorously or angrily, various aspects of the current order of things" (Ober 150).
Ober explains on page 159 that the political order in this era was "grounded in democratic knowledge" which was based on public communication, not on any "objective, metaphysical or 'natural' view of social reality" (Ober 159). Indeed Athenian political culture was "specifically based on collective opinion" as opposed to "objectively verifiable, scientific truths" (Ober 159). And because this "collective opinion" that shaped politics in Athenian culture was built "from the bottom up," as such it embraced "local knowledges" Ober continues (159). Those local knowledges included specific practices of any village, any subculture or family life issues, and as a result, "there was a constant give and take between center and periphery, between local understandings, local critics, and the generalized" democratic ideology (Ober 159-160).
One can clearly see that this system of democratic politics, by being constructed from the bottom up, was on the face of it very healthy because it included input from the extremely humble peasant as well as the more noble and wealthy citizens of Athens. Further, the Athenian democracy was "flexible, dialectical, and revisable" (Ober, 160); and in order to keep the flow of thought and debate moving throughout the society, there were frequent meetings of elected representatives and "people's courts" during which "contrasting, critical views" were heard in public. These exchanges allowed the democratic ideology to "evolve" over a sustained period of time; and hence, no "political revolution" was necessary, Ober continues on page 160.
While ordinary people and elected members of the Assembly went about the business of democracy's daily interactions and intersections of ideas and values, Plato took the discussion about politics to a "more exalted plane" (Ober 168). By recording what Socrates lectured about - including Socrates' expounding on esoteric arguments promoting a "utopian, authoritarian political order ruled by a class of philosophers who had 'left the cave'" - Plato was able to articulate an approach to a "formal distinction between more opinion (doxa) and actual knowledge (episteme)" (Ober 168).
Plato was no doubt talking and writing above the heads of many uneducated peons and peasants when he put forward - in the Republic - that while the Athenian democracy claimed to be a "legitimate way of knowing about society" and a "just system for making decisions" those beliefs were false. Those claims were not true because they could not be proved or tested, Plato asserted, by reference to an "external, metaphysical Truth" (Ober 168). Plato, known as a critic in the genre of Socrates - who questioned and challenged all "truths" over and over - insisted that a "political regime based on mass opinion" was very likely to be "sloppy in its judgments" and "capricious in its behavior" (Ober 168). And moreover, Plato believed such a democracy was "wrongly constructed by definition" because justice and politics should be build on the "foundation of Truth" and not based on "practice" of a given social structure. It may sound like splitting hairs in 2009 to review Plato's concerns and criticisms, but those ideas and writings by Plato and others in his era should be included in any critique and review of democracy.
Aristotle's points were wrapped around the idea of human nature, Ober writes on page 169; Aristotle granted that indeed democracy had achieved a "relatively high level of instrumental success" when it came to reducing "class tension" and recognizing "the validity of mass wisdom" when important decisions are required of the society (Ober 169). But Aristotle's obsession with naturalism led him to believe that simple workers could not "achieve true political ar te" (ar te meant "virtue" or being the best that one possibly can be) (Ober 169). What ordinary citizens will need in order to be on an intellectual level with "leisured aristocrats," Aristotle believed, is a "formal and normative education" based on "practical reasoning" rather than "democratic knowledge" (Ober 169).
Evolution of Democracy: Tocqueville
The noted writer and Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville, who visited the U.S. To study democracy in 1831 described European aristocracy - which preceded attempts at democracy - as "...constituted by a ranked order of command, loyalty, and responsibility that embedded the individual as one small link in a large societal chain" (Janara 2004 p. 773). And that societal chain extended "...from serfs to servants to nobles to God," Janara writes, paraphrasing Tocqueville (Janara 777). Moreover, fealty and chivalry, along with "elaborate rules of manner and professional and legal class distinctions" established one's place in a "seemingly eternal order of mutuality" that embraced a sense of "security, determinacy, and certainty," Janara continues, adding that at[continue]
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Democracy In some quarters, democracy has been regarded one of mankind's greatest institutional achievements. With that in mind, democracy as a concept has been subject to extensive research over time and in a way, these studies have helped us understand the very nature of democracy and democratization. In this text, I will briefly explore the British and the American constitution with an aim of finding out which of the two is
Democracy / Liberty Is direct democracy desirable and/or possible today? Is direct democracy desirable and/or possible today? The question is addressed first theoretically, with reference to Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws, which actually categorizes direct democracy as one of the corruptions into which a democratic system can descend, by an insistence on too much egalitarianism. Direct democracy is considered as an ideal, which is desirable insofar as it offers a critique of
Racial Democracy Struggles for racial democracy in Sunflower County in the 1980 substantially differed in many aspects from freedom struggles that were there in the 1950's and 1960's. Civil rights movements in the 1980 were not a monolithic entity. Tensions that were witnessed at the national level were not prominent at the local level. The civil rights movements' activities in the sunflower county illuminated problems unique to one area. Sunflower County
With this approach in mind, it is impossible to consider a viable implementation of Western democracy in the conditions in which there are few, if any, common points to relate moral values and norms to. Despite this current inability of Western countries to export democracy, there are certain underlying factors that could be taken into account in future attempts. Failure notwithstanding, it is clear that the future of the world
15). He argues that there is a duty resting on convention, which he considers in a deep and morally weighty sense, based on an implied but nonetheless binding contract between the individual and the state: It is a fact, then," they would say, "that you are breaking covenants and undertakings made with us, although you mad them under no compulsion of misunderstanding, and were not compelled to decide in a limited
democracy in detail. It discusses different forms of democracy. The difference between liberal democracy and democracy has also been analyzed in this paper. It puts light on the seven institutional guarantees of liberal democracy and examines each of the institutional guarantees in detail. Most of the people around the globe are familiar to the word democracy but its meaning is often misunderstood by many at occasions when marshal law administrators,
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