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The French Pavilion will offer a unique environment for visitors to discover new products and services, and to find potential business partners. The participating French companies are aiming to reinforce their professional contacts and explore new business opportunities between France and the UK on the occasion of Multimodal 2010, which will take place at the National Exhibition Centre, in Birmingham (England), from 27 to 29 April.
The companies due to attend (Stand No800) are listed below; a more comprehensive catalogue with full details on each of the exhibitors will be available upon request.
Atlantic RF
Ever since 2003, Atlantic RF has stood out as one of the leaders on the active RFID market, with the company's production exceeding two million modules delivered worldwide. Atlantic RF's know-how covers the remote reading of gas and water meters, as well as Search And Rescue Satellite-Aided Tracking (SARSAT) and asset tracking.
During the Multimodal exhibition, Atlantic RF will unveil IDTREL, which is the answer to issues encountered in industries using Returnable Transport Items (RTI). IDTREL also represents a new generation of innovative RFID tags, as produced by Atlantic RF. The company stresses the fact that these RFID tags have a 10-year lifespan and combine 'active' and 'passive' benefits.
For further information, please go to: www.atlantic-rf.com
Champagne Ardenne Développement (CADev)
CADev (Champagne-Ardenne Développement) is the regional investment-and-promotion agency for Champagne-Ardenne, in north-eastern France. CADev's role is to provide bespoke solutions, free of charge, in order to help international investors with their set-up projects, including aspects such as logistics, manufacturing, services, etc. The central location of Champagne-Ardenne in the north-west of Europe makes it an excellent location for meeting the expectations of players in the logistics market.
For further information, please go to: www.cadev.fr
Saint-Omer Développement
Saint-Omer Développement is an economic development agency situated in the heart of the Euro-region. The agency helps in the search for premises on behalf of entrepreneurs and investors (including situations where a company based outside the region takes over a local business). Its remit includes identifying opportunities for economic development and zonal land use across given geographical areas within the region.
Key companies are established in the region covered by Saint-Omer Développement, such as Arc International, Arjo Wiggins, Bonduelle, Brasserie de Saint-Omer, Cascades, Kuehne + Nagel, Logidis, Mory Team, Rossmann, Schenker Joyau, Socotra Logistics (see below), and TSA (see below).
For further information, please go to: www.saintomerdeveloppement.org
Socotra Logistics
Established in the 1980s, Socotra Logistics is a haulage company that employs 25 staff and provides a range of logistics solutions, including international transport for import and export (full loads and bulking), storage, and handling. Socotra is a specialist in the English market, and its trucks operate daily between France and Britain.
Socotra's team is made up of professional and experienced drivers, who enjoy the support of a well-structured administrative back-office based in Arques (in northern France). The company guarantees a high quality of service for any kind of product (standard, hazardous, fragile, etc.) and in a range of packaging options (including coils, for instance).
For further information, please go to: www.socotra-logistics.fr
Transport Saint Arnould (TSA)
Transport Saint Arnould (TSA) is a French haulage company that was established in the 1990s. TSA specialises in full loads and part-loads for shipping from the UK to various European destinations. TSA can offer British-based companies a full distribution service across France, covering all loads, from a small item to a full load.
The company operates a fleet of 230 units, with 300 trailers, and most of TSA's drivers are ADR-trained. [ADR refers to the European agreement for the transport of dangerous goods by road, and covers rules relating to the shipment of toxic or potentially toxic substances.]
For further information, please go to: www.transports-tsa.com
About the French Trade Commission
The Trade Commission of the French Embassy in London promotes trade development between France and the UK by offering a range of services to French companies. The Services Industry Department organises B2B events in the form of conferences and networking opportunities, mainly in London.
Multimodal 2010 will take place at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham (England) from 27 to 29 April 2010 between 10.00am and 6.00pm. (On the last day, the trade show closes at 4.00pm.) French companies will be on Stand No800.
For further information, please contact the French Trade Commission in London directly, i.e. Ms Kate Ambler, Press Officer, or Ms Elodie Relier, Senior Trade Development Advisor (contact details below).Ms Elodie Relier
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Having one of the best preserved monuments of the Roman Empire and one of the largest buildings throughout antique, the palace of the Roman emperor in a city, is priceless. And when you take into count that it still serves the people who makes it alive in many ways, it is really a unique example in the world.
After he voluntarily abdicated in 305, the Roman Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian built a palace beside the place of Aspalathos (lat. Spalatum), near the capital of Dalmatia, Salona. Since the most likely emperor's origin is from this place, the choice of location is logical.
Emperor's private villa
The building did not have a role model in the earlier Roman buildings so that it represents the original sample of adjustment to its function. It was the house of a retired emperor and the external and internal appearance reflects elements of lavish imperial villa, fortified camp and Hellenistic city.
The palace lies inside of huge walls that consist of an irregular rectangle dominated by two streets, Cardo and Decumanus, which each end with a city gate (Gold, Iron, Silver and Bronze gate). The northern part of the palace was designated for the army and the emperor's praetorian and for economic purposes (weaving cloth, warehouses).
The buildings in the southern part had residential character: the emperor's apartment with large halls, rooms, baths, library, living room and dining room, quarters for his courtiers and guests, and four temples.
After the emperor's death, probably in 316, his palace became state property that served for exiled Roman nobles and weaving workshops whose workers together with their heirs adapted palace to their needs. Thanks to that and wars throughout history that have forced the local population to seek refuge in a nearby mansion, palace has developed into today's city of Split…
"Carissimi hospites, intrare, porta palatii aperta est! "
…Who knows how to repay to his emperor. In his honor, the last 12 years the three-day event Days of Diocletian is being held. Every August the whole palace gets attire and vibrancy of ancient times when Diocletian lived. Lectures about the history, presentations of old crafts and exhibition of products, an international tennis tournament of pairs "Diocletian's cup", children's play, Roman football and music concerts are an integral part of the city center those days.
The most important event was on Friday. Emperor's speech and Empress Prisca's order legions to lineup and gladiators to start fighting with shout let the games begin opened the 12th Days of Diocletian.
The most interesting thing for large audience to watch was fighting gladiators and emperors' command of their destinies whether to live or die. The lineup of IV Diocletian's legion was particularly attractive. Roman women dance with fire and fire-eater performance has impressed the people. It gave a sense of genuine antique entertainment.
Apart from these three days Diocletian in Split live all summer. From 19th of May to 27th September every day at noon at the Peristyle is held changing of the guards and the emperor welcomes gathered tourists and expressed their welcome in Latin.
You too can have your villa in Croatia
Of course, you still get chance to see history in the present, if you come to the most beautiful city in the world, as we like to say. On this occasion, we have the perfect Croatia holiday villas for you: villa Mermaid in town of Podstrana near Split and villa Ivana which is located at the entrance to the city.
First one with four bedrooms is ideal for large families or groups of friends, and you will love it because, in addition to other facilities, there is gym, and some parts are adapted for people with disabilities (pool, bedroom). Villa Ivana, surrounded by peace and quiet, also has a gym and four bedrooms. Garden will delight you with fruits and vegetables; children's rooms and a small playground on the terrace are just for your children.
After the lessons of history, enjoying the present, and our offer, we are left with nothing but to wish you a safe journey to Split and pleasant reign.
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"However, Mr. Ullrich offers a fascinating Shakespearean parable about how the confluence of circumstance, chance, a ruthless individual and the willful blindness of others can transform a country — and, in Hitler's case, lead to an unimaginable nightmare for the world."
Dear Friends,
Earlier this week, the New York TImes' Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Michiko Kakutani reviewed the first of a two-volume scholarly examination of Adolf Hitler — "Hitler: Ascent 1889 – 1939" — by the distinguished German historian and journalist, Volker Ullrich. If you missed this review, we recommend reading it. Now.
As you peruse Kakutani's review, you might give thought to Mark Twain's dictum," History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes," and George Santayana's axiom, "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it."
Now, to Kakutani's review.
Now, to the American presidential election and the choice (sic) offered.
In five weeks from Tuesday, the country will hold an election fraught with as much consequence as any in its history, perhaps more.
That bears repeating: the country will hold an election fraught with as much consequence as any in its history, perhaps more.
This isn't another of those 'lesser of two evils' elections. It isn't a 'Catch 22.' And it isn't 'Morton's Fork.'
This is 'Hobson's Choice.'
This judgment will come as no surprise to readers of TMR who have followed the arc of Donald Trump's ill-considered, ill-tempered campaign from his opening gambit at Trump Tower in June 2015 right through to his current juvenile Twitter-tantrum about a former beauty queen.
Having observed behavior far beyond the forty-yard lines of American political campaigning, we take seriously the observations of multiple board-certified clinical psychologists and psychiatrists who have concluded that Trump presents with a narcissistic personality disorder, and for those who need a refresher on what this means, here's the Mayo Clinic's definition:
"Narcissistic personality disorder is one of several types of personality disorders. Personality disorders are conditions in which people have traits that cause them to feel and behave in socially distressing ways, limiting their ability to function in relationships and other areas of their life, such as work or school.
And from the American Psychological Association's, DSM-5, the symptoms include — grandiose sense of self-importance; preoccupation with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love; belief that he or she is special and unique and can only be understood by, or should associate with, other special or high-status people or institutions; need for excessive admiration; sense of entitlement; interpersonally exploitive behavior; lack of empathy; envy of others or a belief that others are envious of him or her; demonstration of arrogant and haughty behaviors or attitudes.
It's important for voters to understand the distinction between a narcissist and person with a narcissistic personality disorder: it's the difference between someone who has the capacity to control behavior when it counts and one who cannot. That incapacity is the single most salient characteristic of Donald Trump, and is the reason he keeps doubling down in situations like Monday night's debate, the morning after, and the morning after the morning after. It's the reason he'd rather Tweet than sleep.
He can't help himself. And he surely can't help us. But he could do great harm.
Fortunately for the republic, many ardent Republican and conservative individuals and organizations have understood the implications of Trump's inveterate pathology.
When news organizations like the Arizona Republic, Dallas Morning News, Cincinnati Inquirer, USA Today, and others to follow, risk their customer base and revenue streams on political endorsements and recommendations that break with decades and decades of endorsement policy, you know something more than the standard 'blood-sport' tribal battles of American politics is at stake.
From Dallas:
"There is only one serious candidate on the presidential ballot in November. We recommend Hillary Clinton.
"We don't come to this decision easily. This newspaper has not recommended a Democrat for the nation's highest office since before World War II — if you're counting, that's more than 75 years and nearly 20 elections.
"Resume vs. resume, judgment vs. judgment, this election is no contest."
From Cincinnati:
"The Enquirer has supported Republicans for president for almost a century – a tradition this editorial board doesn't take lightly. But this is not a traditional race, and these are not traditional times. Our country needs calm, thoughtful leadership to deal with the challenges we face at home and abroad. We need a leader who will bring out the best in all Americans, not the worst.
"That's why there is only one choice when we elect a president in November: Hillary Clinton."
From Phoenix:
"Since The Arizona Republic began publication in 1890, we have never endorsed a Democrat over a Republican for president. Never. This reflects a deep philosophical appreciation for conservative ideals and Republican principles.
"This year is different.
"The 2016 Republican candidate is not conservative and he is not qualified.
"That's why, for the first time in our history, The Arizona Republic will support a Democrat for president.
"The challenges the United States faces domestically and internationally demand a steady hand, a cool head and the ability to think carefully before acting.
"Hillary Clinton understands this. Donald Trump does not.
"Clinton has the temperament and experience to be president. Donald Trump does not."
And from USA Today:
"In the 34-year history of USA TODAY, the Editorial Board has never taken sides in the presidential race. Instead, we've expressed opinions about the major issues and haven't presumed to tell our readers, who have a variety of priorities and values, which choice is best for them. Because every presidential race is different, we revisit our no-endorsement policy every four years. We've never seen reason to alter our approach. Until now.
"This year, the choice isn't between two capable major party nominees who happen to have significant ideological differences. This year, one of the candidates — Republican nominee Donald Trump — is, by unanimous consensus of the Editorial Board, unfit for the presidency.
"From the day he declared his candidacy 15 months ago through this week's first presidential debate, Trump has demonstrated repeatedly that he lacks the temperament, knowledge, steadiness and honesty that America needs from its presidents."
At this point, we could agree that 'everything has been said, but not every one has said it.' However, we should anticipate more editorial endorsement surprises for the Republican nominee, and continued erosion among the ranks of business, civic, political, and professional leaders who would otherwise be supporting the Republican and opposing the Democrat, and particularly Hillary Clinton.
Whether and to what extent that will influence the popular vote and the electoral college outcome is anyone's guess. Ask the Brits who thought Brexit would fail. And ask any of the 'serious' candidates who encountered Donald Trump in the Republican primaries whether they thought he would prevail.
But if the past is prologue, we can expect 'more of same' from the man who got short-changed on the psychological assembly line — he got the ego and the id, but the superego is nowhere to be found.
And that takes us to an observation by Edmund Burke, the father of modern Conservatism:
"But what is liberty without wisdom, and without virtue? It is the greatest of all possible evils; for it is folly, vice, and madness, without tuition or restraint."
Go with Hobson. Vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Tags: Ben Wittes, Brookings Institution, classified information, Clinton, Clinton e-mails, criminal charges, Department of Justice, FBI, Garrett Mitchell, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, HRC, James Comey, Lawfare, Loretta Lynch, presidential campaign, The Mitchell Report
June 18, 2016
Obama, in my reading, does not—contra his right-leaning critics—suffer illusions about the pathologies afflicting the broader Muslim world. If anything, his pessimism on matters related to the dysfunctions of Muslim states, and to the inability of the umma—the worldwide community of Muslims—to contain and ultimately neutralize the extremist elements in its midst, has, at times, an almost paralyzing effect on him.
Obama and Radical Islam, Jeffrey Goldberg
Dear Friends,
If you're looking for that perfect last-minute Father's Day gift, planning a quiet celebration of the 204th anniversary of the U. S. declaration of war against Great Britain, thus commencing the War of 1812, or recalling listening to Winston Churchill's 'their finest hour' speech 76 years ago today, then you're an ideal candidate for this weekend's TMR 'Reader' assignment.
It's another of journalist Jeffery Goldberg's candid and deeply researched essays on President Barack Obama, and it comes on the heels of Donald Trump's mind-boggling assertions about the President and the horror of Orlando, as reported in this Washington Post blog:
"Asked by a Fox News anchor why Obama didn't immediately call the attack 'Islamic terrorism,' Trump replied that Obama either 'doesn't get it or he gets it better than anybody understands.' He then continued, saying that 'we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart or has something else in mind.'
"When NBC's Savannah Guthrie asked Trump to explain that last comment, Trump sort of passed the buck. 'Well, there are a lot of people that think maybe he doesn't want to get it,' he said. 'A lot of people think maybe he doesn't want to know about it.'
And on that point, he was joined by none other than his 'friend' John McCain, who facing the toughest race of his career, both in the primary and general election, has set the bar for responsible campaign allegations lower than the limbo bar at the world championships in Trinidad and Tobago.
But if you are interested in understanding why the President has consistently chosen to avoid using the term, 'radical Islamic terrorism' or any of its variations, Goldberg's reporting will fill in the blanks. For this and several other important considerations about the President and the strategic options for dealing with this menace, I highly recommend this most recent piece.
Happy Father's Day to all and Happy 74th birthday to Paul McCartney.
P. S. And if you either missed, have mislaid, or not gotten around to reading Goldberg's tour de force about Obama and foreign policy — "The Obama Doctrine" — consider this a bonus gift to all fathers, their family and friends, neighbors, and coworkers.
Posted at 04:02 PM in American Politics, Books, Current Affairs, Foreign Policy and National Security, Political Commentary and Analysis, Public Diplomacy, Public Policy Issues, Religion, Television, Think Tanks | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: Churchill, Donald Trump, Fox News, Islam, Islamic terrorism, John McCain, Muslim society, Obama, Paul McCartney, radical Islam, Savannah Guthrie, terrorism, Today Show
June 3, 2016
Hobson's Choice: the option of taking the one thing offered or nothing
Sophie's Choice: a choice between two persons or things that will result in the death or destruction of the person or thing not chosen
Morton's Fork: choice that yields equivalent and most often undesirable results
Dear Friends,
With this restrained, unadorned statement, House Speaker Paul Ryan offered what has been termed an 'endorsement' of the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, Donald J. Trump:
"[Trump] would help us turn the ideas in this agenda into laws to help improve people's lives. That's why I'll be voting for him this fall."
It might have been more accurate to characterize Ryan's statement as an 'acquiesence,' less an endorsement, a concession to the reality of the Republican primary season. In any event, it's safe to say there's no joy in Janesville tonight.
So, what were Ryan's options? And what led him to this choice? What were the elements of Ryan's Choice?
Absent having the list of strategic options that a decidedly left-brained Paul Ryan might have charted out, it might look something like this:
Option A: Full-throated endorsement
Option B: Tepid endorsement
Option C: Holding Pattern
Option D: Terse statement of non-support
Option E: Clear statement of non-support and resignation as Speaker of the House
The options range from the heroic (E) to the craven (A)with a couple that split the difference. For some in the GOP, this was the moment to repudiate Trump's puerile tactics, his splenetic polemics, and the incessant appeal to the lowest common denominator.
For those who have boarded the Trump bandwagon, this was a time for a clarion call for party unity, and a Professor Harold Hill–76 Trombones-style march to victory five months hence.
Instead, it fell in between the two ends of the spectrum, a harbinger of things to come, perhaps.
At several points along the way, Paul Ryan had used the Speaker's 'bully pulpit' to express his and the GOP's stark differences with Trump on slurs and smears about Mexicans, Muslims, persons with disabilitiies, and other of Trump's crude inanities. Despite those signals of disapproval, the Republican nominee continued along this path showing no sign of abatement — coy allusions to the fiction that the Clintons might have been responsible for Vince Foster's death; oblique references linking Rafael Cruz (father of Sen. Ted Cruz) to Lee Harvey Oswald and President John F. Kennedy's assassination, and more to come undoubtedly.
Trump has become the National Enquirer and Comments Section of blogs rolled into human form, and it seems to work for his supporters.
So, with no apparent agreement in which Ryan secured assurances from Trump to tidy up his act, to move to a more civil space, and to demonstrate a willingness to allow the disparate components of the Republican Party to begin patching up their considerable rifts, what prompted yesterday's action?
Answer: the realization that the time had come to defecate or default. The recognition that the electoral equivalent of "to govern is to choose" had arrived, and that a delay until Cleveland would only exacerbate an already deteriorating circumstance with implications beyond the race for the White House.
It is as if the Great GOP pooh-bah had visited Speaker Ryan's chamber and said:
"It's not about you or your principles, Paul. It's about holding on to the House and the Senate, even if it means endorsing the most unprincipled, unqualified, presidential nominee in our history."
Here's the logic:
• Trump will be the GOP nominee; barring a "July surprise," that reality won't change
• It's unlikely, but not impossible, he will defeat Hillary Clinton in the general election, given the Democrat's electoral college advantage, and Clinton's considerable lead with Hispanics, African-Americans, and women:
• Democrats begin with 217 votes in 'safe' or 'favor' states v. 191 for Republicans; this increases to 249 by adding states that 'lean' Democratic; a total of 270 needed to win
• Trump has a considerable deficit with non-White voters, who were 28% of voters in 2012, and are expected to be 38% in 2016
• Trump has a profound gap with women, who are 53% of voters; they provided a 10% advantage for Obama in 2012, and are currently showing a 40% preference for Clinton in 2016
• Ryan's endorsement will have little effect on Trump's chances for victory. However, a choice of Option D or E, would weaken Trump's prospects, and create a larger liability for the Republican Party; down-ballot legislative candidates would be at a competitive disadvantage, thereby running the risk of the GOP losing the Senate, the Republican margin in the House, or becoming the minority party in the House again:
• 'split-ticket' or 'crossover' voting — i. e., voting for a president of one party and a legislative candidate of another — has been in decline during the past few election cycles; in 2012, for example, in only five of the Congressional districts that voted for Mitt Romney did voters 'split' to vote for the Democratic candidate for the House; in prior elections of 2004 and 2006, the incidence of 'splitting' was substantially higher
• So, the calculus is that by encouraging the party faithful to vote for the Republican party's nominee, distasteful though that might be, it enhances the likelihood that they will also vote for Republican candidates for House and Senate seats. Trump will likely lose, but the GOP legislative team could survive his loss and be reelected. And if Trump wins, this strengthens Speaker Ryan's hand considerably.
• Reagan acolytes might call this a 21st century version of "Get one for the Gipper," although in this case it isn't about the Gipper but about Team GOP. Or one could say that if Ryan will "take one" for the team by giving Trump a limp thumbs up, the greater good will be served.
The bottom line in "Ryan's Choice," one suspects, is that no one wins, no one loses, no one is happy, no one is hurt, and principle is the innocent bystander. It recalls this definition in Ambrose Bierce's, "The Devil's Dictionary:"
"Vote: the instrument and symbol of a freeman's power to make a fool of himself and a wreck of his country."
Posted at 08:25 AM in American Politics, Books, Current Affairs, Foreign Policy and National Security, Political Commentary and Analysis, Public Diplomacy, Public Policy Issues, Television, Think Tanks, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: Donald Trump, endorsements, GOP, Hillary Clinton, Hobson's Choice, Janesville, Morton's Fork, Paul Ryan, presidential nominees, Republican Party, Sophie's Choice, Speaker of the House
"Mark you this, Bassanio, the devil can cite scripture for his own purpose"
The Merchant of Venice
William Shakespeare
Dear Friends,
I'll cop to being an unabashed fan of Frank Bruni, and this piece on Dennis Hastert — "The Many Faces of Dennis Hastert" — is Bruni at his best. Not only does he lay bare the umpteenth example of a 'born-again Christian' engaging in a most un-Christian-like behavior — from the sexual abuse right on through to the cover up, and in between a Speakership that set new lows for 'regular order' and common civility — but he also finds the larger issue of how 'our talent for compartmentalization' explains behaviors that are bipartisan in nature. But what seems most disconcerting about the phenomenon isn't whether it's more common among one political party or the other, it's how prevalent it is among the so-called evangelicals, born-agains, faith-based, and as that stalwart American politician, Tom DeLay put it, "He [Hastert] is a good man that loves the Lord. He gets his integrity and values from Him.'
If this is what 'loving the Lord' can lead to, then perhaps this is good time for people to read a remarkable new book — "Putting God Second: How To Save Religion from Itself," by Rabbi Donniel Hartman, president of the Shalom Hartman Institute. In his examination of how the monotheistic religions of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism frequently fail to deliver individuals and societies that fall short of the highest ethical standards, he makes this observation, which we shall treat as the final punctuation mark on the Hastert business:
" . . . the failure of religion to produce individuals and societies that champion the values advocated in them is both puzzling and unsettling. Even more troubling is that often religious faith itself is the catalyst that emboldens individuals and governments to murder, maim, harm, and control others in the service of 'their' god. While it is not credible to suggest that people of faith are definitely worse than those who do not believe, the fact that a life with God does not seem consistently to make people better is a failure of religion on its own terms, and ought to be a source of consternation for any serious believer."
Happy May Day to all.
R. Garrett Mitchell
The Mitchell Report
Posted at 04:38 PM in American Politics, Books, Current Affairs, Foreign Policy and National Security, Political Commentary and Analysis, Public Diplomacy, Public Policy Issues, Religion, Television, Think Tanks, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: calumny, Christianity, Dennis Hastert, duplicity, Frank Bruni, hush money, hypocrisy, Islam, Judaism, monotheism, politics, religion, sexual abuse, Speaker of the House, Tom DeLay
February 29, 2016
"Whenever two people are talking, whatever they're talking about, they're talking about money"
(Proverb of disputed origin)
Dear Friends,
Another truism bites the dust. Given the unorthodoxy of the 2016 election cycle, this should now read:
"Whenever two people are talking, whatever they're talking about, they're talking about Trump."
Take the last few days, for example, when various Republican-Conservative observers have offered differing perspectives on a 'theory of the case' for Trumpism.
First up, the New York Times' conservative columnist, Ross Douthat, who constructs an argument for Trumpism based in part on the electorate's repudiation of Obamaism:
"But Trumpism is also a creature of the late Obama era, irrupting after eight years when a charismatic liberal president has dominated the cultural landscape and set the agenda for national debates."
It's a bit of a stretch, not quite a non sequitur, but a thin piece of logic, at best. If anything has 'dominated the cultural landscape' during these past eight years, it is the Obama Derangement Syndrome, which has expressed itself in everything from Trump's concocted stentorian pronouncements about Obama's citizenship to Mitch McConnell's declaration that Job 1 for the Republican Party following the 2008 election was to make sure that Obama didn't serve a second term.
In the service of that parochial goal, Americans got government shutdowns, risible legislative efforts and misspent resources focused on repealing Obamacare, and the current refusal/ultimatum on holding Senate hearings for a nominee to fill the Supreme Court's vacant seat.
Next comes Robert Kagan, a long-time foreign policy and national security adviser to a succession of leading Republican politicians, including Jack Kemp, George Shultz, Ronald Reagan, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. In Sunday's Washington Post, Kagan probes the Trumpism phenomenon with a Frankenstein analogy, which leads to a Pogoesque conclusion:
"Let's be clear: Trump is no fluke. Nor is he hijacking the Republican Party or the conservative movement, if there is such a thing. He is, rather, the party's creation, its Frankenstein's monster, brought to life by the party, fed by the party and now made strong enough to destroy its maker. Was it not the party's wild obstructionism — the repeated threats to shut down the government over policy and legislative disagreements, the persistent calls for nullification of Supreme Court decisions, the insistence that compromise was betrayal, the internal coups against party leaders who refused to join the general demolition — that taught Republican voters that government, institutions, political traditions, party leadership and even parties themselves were things to be overthrown, evaded, ignored, insulted, laughed at?"
Rounding out this consideration of perspectives by Republican-Conservative essayists is a just-published piece in The American Interest – "The Age of Trump" – by Eliot Cohen, professor of strategic studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) who also served as Counselor to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Having surveyed a variety of analyses of the Trump phenomenon by other Republican-Conservative commentators, including Kagan, David Frum, Ben Domenech, Charles Murray, and Joel Kotkin, whose insights he accepts, Cohen adds a two-word rationale: moral rot:
"The current problem goes beyond excruciatingly bad manners. What we increasingly lack, and have lacked for some time, is a sense of the moral underpinning of republican (small r) government. Manners and morals maintain a free state as much as laws do, as Tocqueville observed long ago, and when a certain culture of virtue dies, so too does something of what makes democracy work. Old-fashioned words like integrity, selflessness, frugality, gravitas, and modesty rarely rate a mention in modern descriptions of the good life—is it surprising that they don't come up in politics, either?"
Hard to top de Tocqueville or to discredit the notion that when the 'moral underpinning of a republican government' begins to fray, so too does the sanctity and the security of the state.
On the eve of Super Tuesday, prognosticators, pollsters, pundits, and statisticians are poised to interpret the messages for candidates and parties alike. Irrespective of the results -- whether Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton take the clear lead in their respective parties, or whether the contest moves on to March 15th and beyond -- here's what we know today.
Fred and Mary Anne Trump have given us Donald Trump. And Donald Trump has given us Trumpism. The former is immutable, the latter is not.
It could be that somewhere along the line of primary and caucus contests, Republican primary voters will show Trump the door. Nothing in the lead up to Super Tuesday suggests that will be the outcome. That means the nation may well endure the indignity of a Trump candidacy.
We can survive a Trump candidacy, but a Trump presidency would be quite another matter. And while the sweep and fever of his political rallies suggest that he could be on his way to the greatest upset in American political history, a certain residue of respect for voters and belief in something de Tocqueville observed nearly 200 years ago suggests that we may get it right next November:
"The greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened than any other nation, but rather in her ability to repair her faults."
Posted at 04:40 PM in American Politics, Books, Current Affairs, Environmental Issues, Foreign Policy and National Security, Political Commentary and Analysis, Public Diplomacy, Public Policy Issues, Religion, Television, Think Tanks, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: caucuses, de Tocqueville, Democratic Party, elections, Eliot Cohen, Kemp, McCain, Mitch McConnell, Obama, Obama Derangment Syndrome, polling, presidential nominating contests, primaries, Reagan, Republican Party, Robert Kagan, Romney, Ross Douthat, Trump, Trumpism
Nearly two dozen Republican governors moved Monday to close off their states to Syrian migrants as leading GOP presidential candidates outlined positions that would discriminate against Muslims seeking refuge in the United States.
Washington Post, 11/16/15
"You're going to have many more World Trade Centers if you don't solve it -- many, many more and probably beyond the World Trade Center"
The episode is a microcosm of how the 2016 campaign has played out . . . state party chairs, senators and conservative pundits . . . have all struggled with the question of how to deal with [Trump].
Trump's enduring ability to frame the terms of the debate for the GOP continues to have party leaders fretting he will drive voters to Hillary Clinton, help down-ballot Democrats and cause long-term damage to the Republican brand.
Dear Friends,
It occurred to me after the umpteenth op-ed about Donald Trump, more thermal rhetoric from Ted Cruz and other heat-seeking supplicants, that two groups of Americans have become the subject of unwarranted vilification in recent times – American Muslims and authentic, bona fide, conservative Republicans.
In both instances, it is the outliers in their ranks who generate the opprobrium or worse. In the world of Islam, it is the jihadis; and in the party of Republicans, it is the Freedom Caucus and current front-runners for the Party's presidential nomination.
Some in hijab, some not.
First, Muslims in America (and elsewhere) are in a guilt-by-association box with the feral, savage soldiers and raw, purpose-seeking recruits of ISIS, Al Qaeda, Boko Haram, and their criminal comrades. As their villainy increases and reaches around the globe from Paris to Baga, Nigeria and from Beirut to Bakersfield, California so, too, does the intensity of the fear they engender and the human instinct to protect, hunker down, lock doors, and quash civil liberties.
The concept of jihad as articulated by Muhammad in the Qur'an well before being expropriated by Islamic splinter groups, was not the business of beheadings, suicide vests, mass shootings, or the downing of airplanes:
By contrast, today's jihadis are a specific breed – Jihadi-Salafis – Sunni Muslims who adhere to the strictest and most literal interpretations (i.e., violent, intolerant) of the Qur'an and the ahadith (sayings attributed to Muhammad not in the Qu'ran, new accounts and interpretations.) Despite their capacity to strike at will, they are a fraction, albeit blasphemous, of the whole.
Second, Republicans in America -- authentic conservative, bona fide Republicans -- are being tarred by the gratuitous rhetorical brushes of several presidential nominee hopefuls and other knights errant in the party, most notably their 'narcissist-in-chief' (who isn't even a Republican.) As a result, mainstream party leaders shudder at the prospects of seeing 'long-term damage to the Republican brand.'
If Republicans had to wear hijab, or some other identifying garb, one wonders if there might be more muscular impetus for party leaders to become animated, forthright, and courageous about quelling the coarse imprecations.
On that point, Friday's Washington Post carried an essay by former Tennessee Senator and Republican National Committee Chair William Brock that is Exhibit A for ' more muscularity:'
Republican jihadis may well further tarnish an already-blemished 'Republican brand,' but that ought to be the least of concerns for responsible Republicans.
Instead, it is the capacity of this unabated heedless speech and willful name-calling to weaken the fiber of the republic itself that should be their primary consideration.
Those whose devotion to ideological purity, righteous indignation, and tasteless stagecraft takes precedence over concern for the commonweal can stretch democracies beyond their tensile strength, given enough time and attention.
It's one thing to disagree about immigration policy and practices; it's quite another to target individuals by ethnicity or religion.
It's one thing to raise questions about the country's visa waiver program; it's quite another to offer legislation that targets 'dual nationals from Iran, Iraq, Syria and Sudan, and anyone else who has traveled to those countries in the past five years.' [H. R. 158, a bipartisan vote, it must be noted]
And it's one thing to suggest that the refugee review process be reexamined and strengthened. It's quite another to call for legislation that would "terminate[s] all ongoing funding for any federal programs that seek to resettle refugees and/or migrants from Syria into the United States, effective immediately."
Or to suggest that not even 'orphans under the age of five' be admitted; or that there be a 'religious test' to determine which refugees would be admitted (Christian) and which not (Muslim.)
Despite the ringing of alarm bells by Republican governors who conjure up images of 'boat people' pouring into our harbors, the truth is that refugees undergo a comprehensive and time-consuming process – 6 to 18 months – before becoming eligible for entry.
It isn't perfect; neither is it perfunctory.
Given the political frenzy into which jihadis who claim allegiance to the GOP have stirred so many in their ranks (and some 'Reagan Democrats,' I suspect,) it is beyond time for Republicans who have earned their bona fides in the Grand Old Party to make their voices heard and to take an active role in the censure and denunciation of radical, prejudicial voices who are practicing the lowest form of politics.
And as for the violent extremism and abject fear engendered by jihadis who claim allegiance to Islam, now is the moment for Muslim leaders in America (and elsewhere) to become more visible and vocal. This will require a sustained campaign of educational efforts and community outreach, including heightened presence on electronic media, social media, op-eds, speaking engagements at civic clubs and associations, participation in seminars on the Abrahamic religions, and other efforts that will heighten their profile and help build trust and cooperation in a country that has welcomed them for years, current circumstances notwithstanding.
To extend the phrase of the day:
If you see something, say something. And if your hear something, say something. And whatever you do, don't be silent.
We've had enough trash talk from tough guys and the occasional tough gal. It's time for all Americans to give thought to the ways in which the beast within us can be tamed.
Enough about jihadis, foreign and domestic. And about Republican renegades.
Make no mistake; there is much legitimate criticism that has been directed at President Obama's leadership during these past few years with respect to U. S. policies and strategies in the Middle East. Unquestionably, he and his administration have made substantial errors (or worse) in dealing with the jihadi phenomenon and the organizations – ISIS and Al Qaeda -- that have prospered while civil wars in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen have created large swaths of ungovernable territory.
That's a subject for a forthcoming TMR.
But for today, this is a call for bold leadership and supportive followership from the 'responsible center' of the Republican Party and the growing ranks of Muslims in America. With such efforts, good outcomes are possible. Without them, our divisions will grow deeper, our animosities more abusive, and our politics more pernicious.
Time's a-wastin'.
Posted at 05:11 PM in American Politics, Books, Current Affairs, Foreign Policy and National Security, Political Commentary and Analysis, Public Diplomacy, Public Policy Issues, Religion, Television, Think Tanks, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)
Tags: Al Qaeda, Beirut, Boko Haram, Carson, CNN, Cruz, Freedom Caucus, hadith, Iraq, ISIL, ISIS, Islam, jihad, jihadi-salafi, jihadis, Muslims, Obama, Paris, Qur'an, Republicans, San Bernadino, Syria, Trump
"A Chorus Line opened at the Shubert Theatre on Broadway July 25, 1975 . . . centered on seventeen Broadway dancers auditioning for spots on a chorus line . . . A Chorus Line provides a glimpse into the personalities of the performers and the choreographer as they describe the events that have shaped their lives and their decisions to become dancers."
Dear Friends,
It was Twain who said that history did not repeat itself, but that it could rhyme.
Forty years ago, four distinguished artists -- Marvin Hamlisch, Edward Kleban, James Kirkwood, Jr. and Nicholas Dante -- brought Americans the spectacular musical, A Chorus Line, which ran for 6,137 consecutive performances and made Broadway history.
Beyond that, critics applauded it for breaking the rules for successful musicals – no elaborate sets or scenery, no costumes beyond the usual dancer's stage wear, no intermission, and no star.
And today?
With only 519 days separating us from Election Day 2016, we rush headlong into the presidential nomination cycle, far sooner than most sentient human beings would prefer.
There is a rhyming-of-sorts between the book, music, and lyrics of A Chorus Line and the motley chorus lining up to engage in presidential auditioning on countless political stages across the country, which we'll explore briefly.
As you may recall, A Chorus Line opens with the play's dictatorial choreographer, Zach, telling a group of twenty-five 'gypsies' (Broadway term for dancers) that he's made the first cut, and from the final round of seventeen dancers four male and female dancer teams will be chosen.
What stands between the that cut and the final selection is the passion and the brilliance of the play itself -- a physically challenging endurance contest in which the artistry and athletics of dance are only a part, competing with Zach's spiteful demands on each gypsy to reveal intimate thoughts and fears, as well as their real motivation for wanting this show:
"I really need this job.
Please God, I need this job.
I've got to get this job."
"And a voice from down at the bottom of my soul
Came up to the top of my head
And the voice from down at the bottom of my soul
Here is what it said
"This man is nothing
This course is nothing
If you want something
Go find a better class
"And when you find one
You'll be an actress
And I assure you that's what
Finally came to pass
"Six months later I heard that Karp had died
And I dug right down to the bottom of my soul
And cried 'cause I felt nothing"
I mean I didn't want him to die or anything
The parallels between the Broadway gypsies raw, unconstrained exhibitions in search of a role in the next show and the Beltway gypsies faux-earnest modus operandi coupled with a soupçon of noblesse oblige, albeit in own their equally desperate search for the presidency, is fodder for a sequel to A Chorus Line. Or perhaps something more like a Pinter play.
So off we go.
As of the first week in June 2015 our chorus line has the following candidates:
Republicans (announced:) Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Lindsey Graham, Mike Huckabee, George Pataki, Rand Paul, Rick Perry, Marco Rubio
Republicans (probable:) Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Bobby Jindal, John Kasich, Scott Walker
Democrats (announced:) Lincoln Chafee, Hillary Clinton, Martin O'Malley, Bernie Sanders
Democrats (probable:) Jim Webb
Democrats (unlikely) Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren
The Broadway gypsies have a single decision maker separating them from their dream job: Zach, the choreographer.
By contrast, our Beltway gypsies have a series of concentric circles of choreographers to work their way through.
First, the billionaires
Then, the media
Next, the bundlers
Then, the media
Next the primary voters
Then, the media
And finally the general electorate, particularly in battleground/swing states whose composition shifts around, but generally is thought to include Colorado, Florida, Iowa, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia; and in the second 'leaners' tier Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Missouri.
We'll resist the temptation is to indulge in handicapping exercises to speculate about who will last, who will not, who will be taken down by a yet-to-be-revealed scandal, who will fall out of the race because of a Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, Pinterest, Tumblr, Google Plus, Instagram, Flickr, you-name-it debacle.
That will come later, after the first few trees have fallen.
Instead, let's consider the things we know at the outset:
• It's the first presidential race in which the early, consistent front-runner is a woman.
• It's the first presidential race that features African-American, Latino/Hispanic, and women candidates.
• It's the largest field of announced or apt-to-announce candidates in any presidential race.
• It will be the most expensive presidential race, eclipsing the prior four election cycles: 2012: $2.621 billion, 2008: $2.799 billion, 2004: $1,910 billion, and 2004: $1,413 billion.
• Unless gravity is defied, it will set new lows for polarizing, personal, ad hominem verbal assaults, including those that violate Ronald Reagan's 11th commandment: "Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican."
By contrast we have Rudy Giuliani's recent gratuitous offering about President Obama, to which several Republican front-runners swore quasi-fealty:
"I do not believe, and I know this is a horrible thing to say, but I do not believe that the president loves America," Giuliani said Wednesday during a private group dinner in Manhattan, Politico reports. "He doesn't love you. And he doesn't love me. He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and I was brought up through love of this country."
And in the 'can you top that' category, along came neurosurgeon Ben Carson (no relation to his TV doppelganger, Ben Casey,) with this observation about President Obama:
"Like most psychopaths. That's why they're successful. That's the way they look. They all look great."
Later in the exchange, Carson accused Obama of knowingly selling the American public "a lie."
He's trying to sell what he thinks is not true!" Carson reportedly said. "He's sitting there saying, 'These Americans are so stupid I can tell them anything.'"
Not only is Carson confused about his medical specialty – he's a neurosurgeon, not a psychiatrist – he's exhibiting exactly the kind of impetuosity we need least in a President and Commander-in-Chief. But not to worry. He's not going there.
Alas, we know that when it has concluded, we'll wonder why every presidential race in the last couple decades has become a Groundhog Day-like exercise, although not nearly as much fun.
We will have elected the 45th President and Vice President whose honeymoon will have ended long before taking the oath of office on January 20th, 2016. The fun is over before the party begins.
There seems to be no motivation nor impetus to break this pattern of hyper-extended campaign cycles that become more vitriolic and destructive of political comity and the underpinnings of effective governance, and at spending levels that increasingly make this a sport that only the super wealthy can afford, like thoroughbred horse racing and polo. Of course, the Internet and social media have also made it possible to raise huge sums of money from small donors, but a careful look at the process suggests that it's the billionaires who are becoming the real 'choreographers' in this show.
In the meantime, we'll let these memorable lyrics of A Chorus Line song take us out of this moment with a wisp of wishful thinking that by 2020 it might be better.
Kiss today goodbye
The sweetness and the sorrow
Wish me luck, the same to you
But I can't regret
What I did for love, what I did for love
Kiss today goodbye
And point me toward tomorrow
We did what we had to do
Won't forget, can't regret
What I did for love
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Tags: A Chorus Line, billionaires, Election 2016, Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, performance politics, presidential primaries, Rand Paul, Ted Cruz


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