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Yeah, heaven forbid that we call a person raised by a poor mother in SC, who goes on to become a US senator, a good role model for the "advancement of colored people."These people are just too much.
Will he join the Black Congressional Caucus, which West didn´t?
Ther NAACP racial pimps belive they should select the replacement.
Apparently the so-called leaders of the caucus in question do not believe their people can advance without government imposed preferences. What a shame that these leaders do not believe their own race is unable to progress on their own. Many have proven they can, but the leaders obviously have missed what is in front of their own eyes.
You mean the NAACP is not dancing in the streets in celebration of a black senator? How could that be? I thought their concern was for the advancement of black people? Do you think they would much prefer a liberal white be appointed than a conservative black?I think so. We should all remember that the next time we hear them whine. Hypocrites all. Their main objective is the liberal agenda..... Not black advancement.
In our world today, nothing is what it seems, and the NAACP is not about the advancement of colored people.
The NAACP is one of the most exclusive and discrimatory organizations there is.
#2 not correct, Allen West did join the Congressional Black Caucus. Further, Tim Scott has already been in congress and therefore able to join if he wanted to. Tim was elected in 2010 and re-elected in Nov. 2012. From what I´ve read, he has so far chosen not to join.
I´m just dancing in the street in my head that she picked him. Wind out of sails time.
The NAACP is totally blind to the damage tht public schools are doing to black students. From the article:Bill Bennett had actually voted during his time in the House of Representatives to eliminate the Department of Education," he continued, though Bennett never held elective office. "That's not within the African-American community's best interest." It may not be in the "best interest" of the race hustlers that make up the NAACP leadership, but it would be in the best interest of many individual black students who would like to get a good education.
I remember when there was no federal Department of Education. The department was created for political reasons and not only was not needed but was destructive.


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Justin Bieber: Not afraid to use the 'J' word
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When Justin Bieber strode onto the stage of the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on Aug. 7 to accept a Teen Choice Award, he thanked his fans profusely, then quickly turned his attention to something more eternal.
The barbarians among us
Tuesday, 30 August 2011 14:59
I love the cartoon that shows a hapless customer in a bookstore facing three shelves. One is labeled FICTION. The next is NONFICTION. The third: NOT SURE.
Resolving the U.S. debt crisis: Christian groups weigh in
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After President Barack Obama signed the Budget Control Act Aug. 2 to raise the nation's debt ceiling, a collective sigh of tentative relief was immediately followed by plenty of speculation and analysis of what the country should do next.
HHS action draws an array of religious liberty protests
Friday, 19 August 2011 00:00
When it comes to issues of religious freedom, Bill Donohue thinks the Obama administration has put religious employers between a rock and a hard place.
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What does a plutocracy look like? It looks like Washington 2011.
Republicans want to do the impossible: balance a budget without raising revenue, specifically without reversing the tax giveaways to the rich that brought about the massive deficit they are struggling to correct.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Boston's David Ortiz Voted 2013 Edgar Martinez Outstanding DH of the Year
Major League Baseball announced today that David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox has been voted the winner of the 2013 Edgar Martinez Outstanding Designated Hitter Award.
Red Sox Holiday Trophy Caravan Starts Tomorrow
The Red Sox will bring the warmth and cheer of the holiday season to Red Sox Nation with the 2013 Holiday Trophy Caravan, which will bring the 2004, 2007, and 2013 World Series trophies to Boston-area schools and hospitals, and give fans the opportunity to win a "Red Sox Holiday Pop Up Party" at work.
First opportunity for Red Sox tickets for the 2014 Season is this Saturday
Red Sox fans will have their first opportunity to purchase tickets to games at Fenway Park this Saturday when select tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. at redsox.com.
Red Sox sign right-handed pitcher Edward Mujica to two-year contract
The Boston Red Sox today signed right-handed pitcher Edward Mujica to a two-year contract through the 2015 season.
Red Sox sign A.J. Pierzynski
The Boston Red Sox today signed catcher A.J. Pierzynski to a one-year contract through the 2014 season.
John Lackey wins 2013 Tony Conigliaro Award
Right-handed pitcher John Lackey, who led 2013 Red Sox qualifiers with a 3.52 ERA in 29 regular season starts, has been voted the winner of the 24th annual Tony Conigliaro Award.
Tickets for select 2014 Red Sox home games and "Sox Pax" go on sale December 14
The Boston Red Sox today announced that "Sox Pax" and single-game tickets for April and May games in 2014 will go on sale Saturday, December 14 at 10 a.m., and registration for the chance to attend the 11th annual Christmas at Fenway event begins today.
Red Sox do not tender contracts to RHP Bailey, OF Kalish
The Boston Red Sox today announced that the club will not tender 2014 contracts to right-handed pitcher Andrew Bailey and outfielder Ryan Kalish. As a result, Bailey and Kalish become free agents.
Red Sox acquire right-handed pitcher Burke Badenhop from Milwaukee Brewers
The Boston Red Sox today acquired right-handed pitcher Burke Badenhop from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for minor league pitcher Luis Ortega.


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TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday will send the Florida Legislature a $74 billion budget that he says would boost spending in schools by $1.25 billion, but some of that money will not reach students.
As Scott touted the figure on Wednesday, more than one-third of the money, $480 million, would pay for a $2,500 teacher pay raise that must be approved by county school boards and negotiated in union contracts, if it survives a skeptical Legislature.
An additional $297 million of the education increase would shore up an unfunded liability for teachers' pensions in the Florida Retirement System, and $118 million would keep up with enrollment growth as more than 20,000 new pupils are expected in Florida schools next fall.
Scott, who will release his budget at a 2 p.m. news conference in Tallahassee, will face more scrutiny about his budget math. But in prepared remarks at an Associated Press forum Wednesday, Scott took credit for a rebounding Florida economy and said the "tough choices" he made, such as reducing state debt and shrinking the state work force, make new spending possible.
"Our economy is on track," Scott said. "We're now in a position to strategically invest in statewide priorities."
Scott also will propose giving most state workers $1,200 bonuses for satisfactory or better work, and bonuses of $2,500 or $5,000 to workers whose work is judged outstanding.
Republican legislators who craft the budget are lukewarm to Scott's education plan, and say they want to see what programs he supports cutting so he can give schools more.
"Right now, our budget shows that we don't have $1.2 billion in surplus," said House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel. "So certainly, to get to that number, you would have to make some cuts somewhere else. But we're going to take his budget seriously, and we're going to look at it critically."
After four straight years of cuts to programs, the state is projecting a surplus of less than $1 billion to build the next budget, but virtually every agency wants some of that money, and Scott's eagerness to spend it is not shared by legislators.
"Any budget surplus we may have is a little bit of breathing room," said Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville.
Scott did not detail possible cuts, and the Republican governor sidestepped questions about whether Florida will expand Medicaid eligibility as contemplated by the federal healthcare law.
The expansion would be fully paid by the federal government in the initial years, but Scott and lawmakers are concerned that later costs would be the state's burden.
"I'll come out with my budget tomorrow, so you'll see," Scott said.
Gaetz and Weatherford, who also addressed reporters at the Associated Press forum, said they wanted more flexibility in how the state could expand Medicaid eligibility.
"The federal government gave us an all-or-nothing proposal," Weatherford said. "They said, 'You have to expand for all populations or you can't do any of this.' That puts all legislatures and all governments in a pretty good box."
Gaetz said the state should cover only some eligible people under an expanded Medicaid program.
"I have more concern about people who are above the poverty line," Gaetz said, "than I do somebody who is an adult and chooses to sit on the couch."


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The corporatized Common Core deforms public education
Friday, September 6th, 2013
For-profit corporations have a simple, single stated goal — to maximize profits for shareholders. Profit-making trumps all ethical-sounding mission statements about improving the world. No requirement to treat workers humanely unless laws mandate. No need to consider the impact on the earth's environment in which we all live. No accountability for failure or harming people, except the risk that products or services do not sell in the marketplace.
Public education is government's investment in its children. It did not used to be about profit until the "reformers" attacked schools relentlessly. The media let opponents of public education blurt out "failed schools" without challenge. After 30 years of badgering, the semantic pairing of "failed" and "schools" seemed unquestionable. Reformers created a hybrid, the charter school — privately run with government money — the incremental step toward abolition of all public schools. They are not reformers. They are deformers backed by corporate sponsors drooling as they wait to take taxpayers' money for a "business" they do not know how to run. They are setting back progress in American public schools. Don't get snookered.
The latest testing-based demand from the federal Dept of Education (led by Arne Duncan, creator of Race to the Top who is a re/deformer who practiced in Chicago schools) is that states adopt the "Common Core" Standard Initiative. It replaces varying state educational standards by awarding grants to states that comply with the initiative. The standards have been adopted by 45 states and the District of Columbia.
From a Candice Bernd article comes Morna McDermott explaining the corporations who drive, and stand to benefit from, Common Core.
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The Beast of the City
Genre: | Action/Adventure, Warner Archive |
Mood: | Fast-paced, Intense |
Decade: | 1930's |
Country: | United States |
Director: | Charles Brabin |
Actor: | Walter Huston, Wallace Ford |
Actress: | Jean Harlow, Jean Hersholt |
Release Year: | 1932 |
Studio: | Warner |
Runtime: | 85 Mins. |
Format: | Black & White |
Rating: | Unrated |
What It's About:
Chicago in the early 1930s is a place of wanton lawlessness, in the grip of a vicious gang run by Sam Belmonte (Hersholt). Police chief Jim Fitzpatrick (Huston) makes catching this crook his lifes goal, but is outmanned and outgunned at every turn. Meanwhile, his younger brother Ed (Ford), also a cop and resentful of being passed over for promotion, takes up with sexy Belmonte moll Mildred Beaumont (Harlow). Seduced by her in more ways than one, Ed begins running small scams for the gang. But when he conspires with Belmonte on a truck heist that leaves a cop dead, Jim is forced to take action against his own blood. Yet in doing so, he may also have found the opening he needs to bring Belmonte down for once and for all.
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This tough, gritty crime drama doesnt skimp on revealing the violent lengths to which the men in blue will go to get their man. In fact, they appear every bit as beastly as the bad guys equally intent on eluding capture. And that seems to be the whole point. Blonde bombshell Harlow and serious, square-jawed Huston (father of director John) never share the frame in this picture, but their combined star power keeps us riveted. Watch closely, too, for a pint-size Mickey Rooney playing Hustons young son. Made before the rigid standards of the Production Code went into effect, this lesser known gem merits a wider audience.
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Hempstead, NY (Sports Network) - Mike Moore erupted for 30 points as he guided the Hofstra Pride to an 81-69 win over the Siena Saints at the Mack Sports Complex as part of BracketBusters weekend.
Also scoring in double figures for the Pride (9-20) were Stevie Mejia and Nathaniel Lester with 16 and 15 points, respectively, as the team snapped a four-game slide.
Siena (12-15) was led by OD Anosike who recorded yet another double-double, this time with 22 points and 12 rebounds as he shot 10-of-12 from the floor as the team had a two-game win streak halted. Kyle Downey filled up his stat line with 17 points, nine assists and six rebounds before fouling out, while Owen Wignot and Rob Poole chipped in 10 points apiece.
The Saints made good on a sizzling 60 percent from the field in the first half, yet the squad had to settle for a 37-37 tie at the break.
In the second half Siena again shot the ball well from the floor overall at 57.1 percent, but the squad missed all five chances behind the three-point line and failed to make a single trip to the charity stripe, en route to the 12-point loss.
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Famous Animal Gravesites Around the World
It's not just Kentucky Derby winners that are buried with great honor
- By Robin T. Reid
- Smithsonian.com, April 28, 2010
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The beloved orca made a huge splash in 1993 as the star of Free Willy, a movie about a boy who saves an orca from captivity. In Keiko's case, the story rang all too true; the killer whale had spent most of his life in a variety of aquariums since he was captured as a youngster off the coast of Iceland in 1979. His sad plight in a Mexican aquarium galvanized the movie studio and millions of animal lovers across the globe to raise money to liberate him. In 1996, he was transported—courtesy of UPS—to new digs in Oregon, where he was nursed back to health and rehabilitated so he could be returned to the wild.
Keiko was released off the coast of Iceland in 2002, and eventually took up residence near the Norwegian fishing village of Halsa. In December of the following year, the orca beached himself on the shore and died, probably of pneumonia. Vets estimated he was 26 years old.
Some of Keiko's caregivers and fans in Halsa used a machine to dig a grave for him and moved his six-ton body over the snow and into it. The site is covered with a cairn of hundreds of stones, some from as far away as Ecuador.
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The title has no relationship to the results shown. It's so National Geographic in that it appeals to kids. Going farther, I find this totally disrespectful to the locations that have monuments and histories equal to and in many cases beyond the ones represented here. Animals deserve respect. Obviously this is not well thought out at all. The issue here lends itself to marginalizing all the information presented at this site. That is not good, unless of course it is your intention. I can not solve this problem for you. [Looks at posting rules to see if I have violated threatening/ offensive/ whatever]
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Im a proud owner of a retired race horse named Coker Road who is a descendant of the great Man o War! Coker raced 40 races and pursed $50,000. He has been trained and shown in jumping. Now he is my friend and trail riding partner :D. He is chestnut with three white socks and a blaze and is currently age 11. I LOVE HIM!
Posted by Phylis on June 9,2012 | 06:02 AM
He is such a hero!
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Strolling Jim, Tennessee's first grand champion walking horse in 1938, is buried "quietly" at Wartrace, Tenn., the cradle of Tennessee Walking Horse Country.
Shaker's Shocker, who carried the first woman, Betty Sain, to win the breed's biggest Celebration in 1966, is buried in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee about five miles from Strolling Jim's grave...
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Can we please stop calling yellow labs "golden"?
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This website is cool and i love animals lol i think they are soooo cute ;]
Posted by leela on May 17,2010 | 11:56 AM
Hachiko, who faithfully waited for his owner every day at the Shibuya train station for 9 years after his death, died on March 8, 1935. His stuffed remains are mounted at the National Science Museum of Japan in Ueno,Tokyo. He has become an international symbol of loyalty.
Posted by Mariam Arthur on May 15,2010 | 10:08 PM
Smokey the Bear in Capitan, New Mexico. Originally rescued as a cub (1950), became famous as "posterboy" in campaign against forest fires, lived at the National Zoo in Washington DC, returned to Lincoln National Forest for burial after his death in 1976.
Posted by Mariam Arthur on May 15,2010 | 09:59 PM
Where was Smokey the Bear???
Smokey was/is truly an American Icon and has one of the most touching stories of survival and the human impact on nature.
Posted by Tara on May 14,2010 | 04:15 PM
No GREYFRIARS BOBBY?? For Shame.
Posted by Ken David on May 3,2010 | 01:24 PM
she has days to live
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the world first creation first went into space great.
Posted by naveenchilakapati on May 3,2010 | 11:22 AM
A tiny cub in 1959 and about 5 years old when she died in 1961...
Don't mind placing this comment, just remove the error please.
Posted by Auke on April 30,2010 | 03:01 PM


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Tonya has been reporting stories happening in the Pee Dee for more than 10 years.
Michael Morgan, 45, was hit and killed while riding his moped Tuesday evening, according to Dillon County Coroner Donnie Grimsley.
A car was attempting to turn, when it struck Morgan on Highway 301 South near Washington Street, said a spokesperson for the Dillon Police Department.
Morgan had the right of way, Dillon police said, but at this point the other driver hasn't been charged.
Morgan was taken to the hospital where he later died.
The crash remains under investigation by the Dillon Police Department.


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"For a Greater Loyola." THE MAROON ESTABLISHED 1923 V0L.77 NO. 24 FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1999 Loyola University New Orleans Clubs' future championship plans in doubt By ROBERT TREADWAY Editorial Editor The Maroon has learned that Student Affairs has proposed cutting off all financial support to club sports including the swim team, which was successful in its inaugural season, and track and field. In a meeting Wednesday. Nan Davis, acting athletics director, spoke with swim team captains Gianna Rossi, biology senior, and Luis Rivera, political science freshman, about the proposal. It reportedly would prohibit club sports from participating in NAIA-sanctioned activities. Davis told Rossi and Rivera that SA is considering the proposal because some club teams have "skipped" the Board of Trustees in getting approved to become involved in NAIA activity. Davis also said expanding the program would only strain the department's staff and that the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, thinks the sports program is growing too rapidly. Davis and Vicki McNeil, associate vice president of Student Affairs, confirmed these facts, but declined to comment. James Eiseman, vice president for Student Affairs said the proposal is still in the idea phase, and declined further comment. Diana Ornitz, communications junior and swim team member, said she is discouraged by the university's proposal and doubts the swim teams' future. "I am disappointed. Gianna and Luis worked hard to get these teams started," she said. "Big teams are not going to want to compete against us. They want to play big teams. It (the proposal) is very limiting." PLAYIN' in the Rain STAFF FILE PHOTO BY SARAH BARNETT Tropical Storm Frances caused extensive damage in the Uptown area last fall. Nevertheless, these upperclassmen managed to have a good time in the floodwaters outside Cabra Hall. See the year in photos, Pg. 9. Weather woes, faculty exodus highlight eventful school year By PIERCE PRESLEY News Editor Wild weather began a year marked by new faces in high places, construction in various degrees of completion and the transformation of several student organizations. In all, the year saw dramatic changes in the people, places and ideas at Loyola. PEOPLE New blood moved into the higher echelons of the administration as Ayi/jlyciQ Frank Scully and Edward Kvet became deans of the colleges of arts and sciences and music, respectively. James Eiseman left the communications department for the vice presidency of Student Affairs. Eiseman replaced Vincent Knipfing, ending the Knipfing's 26-year tenure. The Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, picked Eiseman from the professorial ranks in a move designed to bring a fresh Residential Life releases lottery results By JULIE LaRUE Staff writer If you're going to live in the new dorm next year, you know who you are. All seven floors of the new residence hall filled I following a weighted lottery based on class standing, I grade point average, and the number of semesters ! students have lived in the residence halls. The lottery determined who was chosen for the j new hall. Students earned bonus points if they did j not have a disciplinary record and if they had been on the single room waiting list. Students had to sign up as a group with their roommates for next year. "That was the fairest way. We didn't make the decision. The students' points made the decision," said Thomas Bourgeois, Residential Life assistant director for special projects. Bourgeois said students lost points if they lied or filled out their applications incorrectly. Applicants completed for suites and apartments in the new dorm. There were nine apartments available in the new residence hall, according to Bourgeois. There were several different types of apartments available. The residence hall has one three-person and one four-person single apartment per floor. There are also some five-person apartments with double and single rooms. The three-person apartments are handicapped-accessible, so they went to students with disabilities first. In single apartments, each student has a private room, but shares the common areas such as the living room and kitchen. Double apartments mean that students share a room. Roommates decided who will have his or her own room and who will share rooms. The remainder of the second through fifth floors consists of suites of room*: with students sharing a common area. The sixth and seventh floors are all apartments. Suites in the new dorms cost $2, l(X) per semester, while apartments go for $500 more per semester. Bourgeois said roommate sign-up will decrease the number of room changes next year and to allow students more freedom than in traditional residence See YEAR, Pg. 3 See DORM. 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October Calendar
What to do this month
POP! TECH Toward Resilience Oct. 17 – 20
This year's Pop!Tech — a conference and international conversation about science, technology, and the future of ideas — will focus on the concept of resilience after a decade full of disruption and volatility. Camden Opera House, 29 Elm St. 207-230-2425. poptech.org
Good People Oct. 10 – Nov. 4
Set in Boston's Southie neighborhood, Good People (nominated for the 2011 Tony Award for Best Play) explores the struggles, shifting loyalties, and unshakeable hopes that come with having next to nothing in America. $15-$30. St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76 Congress St., Portland. 207-885-5883. goodtheater.com
Between Past and Present: The Homer Studio Photographic Project Oct. 6 – Feb. 17, 2013
In conjunction with the opening of the Winslow Homer Studio, this exhibit presents contemporary photography made only through the historic processes available during Homer's lifetime.. $4-$10, and free Fridays from 5 to 9 p.m. Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Sq., Portland. 207-775-6148. portlandmuseum.org
Glen Campbell Oct. 16
Glen Campell, an American country music singer who dabbles as a TV host and acted next to John Wayne in the original version of True Grit, brings his "Goodbye Tour" to Maine. Oct 16.
7:30 p.m. $41-$65. Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St., Portland. 207-842-0800. portlandovations.org
The Royal Drummers and Dancers of Burundi Oct. 18
Among the most thrilling percussion ensembles in the world, the Royal Drummers and Dancers of Burundi have gained a legendary status for their powerful, hypnotic, and enthralling performances. Oct. 18 at
7:30 p.m. $10-$40. Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St., Portland. 207-842-0800. portlandovations.org
Fall Fun
Damariscotta Pumpkin Festival Sept. 29 — Oct. 8
Carve out your giant pumpkins, hop in, and paddle the Damariscotta River for the Pumpkinboat Regatta. Damariscotta/Newcastle. 207-563-2820. damariscottapumpkinfest.com
Fryeburg Fair Sept. 30 – Oct. 7
The Fryeburg Fair is loaded with entertainment from country music stars to the Christmas Tree exhibit. $5-$10. 1154 Main St., Fryeburg. 207-935-3268. fryeburgfair.com
Harvest On The Harbor Oct. 24 – 27
Enjoy cooking demonstrations, wine and food tastings, and dinners crafted by Greater Portland chefs. $45-$75. 14 Ocean Gateway Pier, Portland. 207-772-4994. harvestontheharbor.com
Mount Desert Island Marathon Oct. 14
Star in your very own Olympics as you race around MDI for this 26.2-mile jog. Atlantic Oceanside Hotel & Conference Center, 119 Eden Street. $60-$75. 207-276-4226. mdimarathon.org
The Dempsey Challenge Oct. 13 & 14
The Dempsey Challenge includes runs, walks, and cycling tours of various distances to raise money for the Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope & Healing. $35-$150. Simard-Payne Police Memorial Park, Lewiston-Auburn. 866-990-1499. dempseychallenge.org
For a comprehensive list of events around Maine, please visit DownEast.com/calendar


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TO CONSPIRACY theorists like Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), the Obama administration's approach to the Arab world is the product not of considered diplomacy but of wicked "influence operations," traceable to the Muslim Brotherhood and its agents. Exhibit A among those agents with murky "ties" to the Muslim Brotherhood, Ms. Bachmann warns darkly, is Huma Abedin, a longtime aide to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Ms. Bachmann's smear of Ms. Abedin, a 37-year-old Muslim American born and educated in this country, was contained in a letter last month to the State Department's inspector general's office. It would be simple to ignore the baseless and paranoid assertions of Ms. Bachmann were she not a member of Congress and an also-ran in the recent race for the Republican presidential nomination. Her status doesn't confer respectability on her views — Americans are inured to all manner of nonsense from Congress — but it does call for a response, if only to restore a dose of rationality to the public discourse.


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