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What is an automotive radiator and where is it located?
Your radiator is one of the most important parts of your vehicle's cooling system. The engine in your car or truck works extremely hard and as it burns the air / fuel mixture, it generates a tremendous amount of heat. Since the engine operates at its best when it is at the ideal temperature, it needs to be cooled down so that it does not overheat. Your vehicle's radiator plays an integral role in doing just that. Located behind the grille, the radiator's only function is to take hot coolant from the engine and cool it down before sending it back to the engine.
So, how does the radiator in your automobile do this? Basically, coolant from the water pump enters into the engine. As the coolant goes around the engine's cylinders, it picks up the heat from the friction and burning of fuel, thus transferring it from the engine to the coolant. The warm coolant is then forced out and travels through the upper radiator hose and into the automobile's radiator via the water outlet. From there it goes into small chambers that are all throughout the radiator, where it is then cooled down by the air that is passed freely through the radiator's core by the radiator fan. Air passes through the radiator when the vehicle is moving as well, but the use of cooling fans aids this process when the engine is being worked harder and/or when the car or truck isn't moving. The cooled coolant then goes back to the water pump via the lower radiator hose and the process repeats itself.
While older auto radiators were typically made of heavy copper and brass, today's modern cars and trucks typically use lighter ones made of plastic and aluminum. For an even more in-depth explanation of radiators, including the different materials that they are made of, the number of cores and what they mean, check out our auto radiators guide.
How do I know my radiator needs to be replaced?
If your coolant is not changed on a regular basis, it can actually clog your auto radiator's cooling tubes. Corrosion of the cooling tubes and tanks can occur if it's left untreated for too long. If there is too much pressure in the cooling system, it could result in a crack in an end tank or a cooling tube. For models with plastic tanks, excessive heat can cause the plastic to melt and deform. Your vehicle's radiator can also suffer physical damage from rocks or other debris puncturing it. If your car or truck's radiator is suffering from one of these problems, you may need a replacement.
Can I replace the radiator myself?
The radiator can be replaced by a do-it-yourselfer, but it will be a long and challenging repair. If your coolant system is overheating or leaking, the radiator might need to be replaced, but we recommend checking all of the hoses and their connections as well as the reservoir just to be sure. The items you'll need may include a complete metric socket set, screwdriver, drain pan, funnel, and a pair of pliers. The process can vary depending on the vehicle. You might have to remove the splash guard as the first step, or you might find yourself working closer to the top of the vehicle. You'll want to disconnect the negative battery cable first. The process will likely require the removal of the radiator fan shroud, draining the coolant, and removing the coolant lines from the radiator. If you find any debris on the bottom, be sure to vacuum/clean it out. Once you've reinstalled the radiator, we recommend refilling your cooling system with new coolant.
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In May 1955, LIFE published an article—and a series of pictures by Margaret Bourke-White—featuring what the magazine called "the liveliest, lustiest family dynasty" in America: the Busch clan.
Here, apropos of nothing, really—other than that it's summer, when so many people's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of beer—LIFE.com presents a whole series of Bourke-White's portraits, most of which never ran in LIFE, of the family whose fortune was built, and even today is sustained, on suds.
In 1865 [LIFE wrote] a German immigrant named Adolphus Busch took over a small, failing brewery in St. Louis. In the decades since, the brewery has become the largest in the world, last year selling over 719 million foamy quarts of beer. In that same period period the Missouri family Busch has become just about the liveliest, lustiest family dynasty in the country.
Today the chief executive of Anheuser-Busch Inc., and in consequence the head of the sprawling family, is Adolphus' grandson, a gregarious, impulsive, hoarse-voiced, 56-year-old extrovert name August Anheuser Busch jr., who is hardly ever called anything but Gussie. Gussie and the other present members of the family have lost little of the fierce, competitive genius with which their predecessors kept he world of hops hopping. And unlike the later generations of some robust business families, they have not noticeably slid into the sedentary or intellectual pleasures of wealth. They continue to love the outdoors, fine horses, huge houses full of hunting trophies, big families, roaring parties and beery choruses of "Im Wald and auf der Heide."
The baronial splendor amid which Gussie lives with his handsome wife and their children prompts St. Louisans to say the Busches really live like German merchant princes of an earlier age. But their way of life adds a memorably exuberant and expansive segment to the American scene.

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MOVIE REVIEW- More holocaust: <i>Defiance </i>can't match <i>Reader</i>
It wouldn't be Award Season without a Holocaust-related movie or two– or, this year, four or five. Defiance, which is better than Valkyrie but not as good as The Reader, has the most direct involvement with the extermination of Jews. With one eye on history and the other on the boxoffice, it's like Schindler's List meets Rambo.
In this case, Schindler and Rambo are brothers in a family of Russian Jews. When local collaborators kill their parents, Tuvia (Daniel Craig) and Zus Bielski (Liev Schreiber) hide in the forest with their younger brothers, Asael (Jamie Bell) and Aron (George Mackay).
Tuvia finds out who was responsible for their parents' death and exacts revenge. He doesn't enjoy his first taste of killing and tries to avoid it from then on ("Our revenge is to live"), while Zus, "the wild one," can't get enough.
Encountering other Jews hiding in the forest, they form a colony of sorts. Tuvia reluctantly takes command because he has strong opinions and yells louder than anyone else. The group includes academics who have intellectual arguments over chess, but everyone argues about something, the stereotype of verbally combative Jews being used for comic relief when it doesn't lead to violence.
The film begins in August 1941. By October, they've got a good-sized kibbutz, and each new arrival brings news of the death of someone close to someone already there. A lot happens between then and December, including the destruction of their camp by German soldiers and the building of a new one; and the absorption of a large number of Jews whose lives are in danger in a nearby ghetto.
Zus tires of the relatively peaceful life and joins a Red Army brigade where Jews are technically treated as equals according to party policy, although some anti-Semitism exists. In Godfather fashion, a wedding is intercut with an ambush.
A rough, hungry winter follows. When spring comes, the German army plans a major assault on the area that happens to coincide with the start of Passover, so Tuvia gets to play Moses, leading his followers to a safer place, if not the promised land. The journey includes enough battles to make a decent action climax.
The events that inspired Defiance, as chronicled in Nechama Tec's book Defiance: The Bielski Partisans, certainly offer material for a movie, quite possibly a better one than this. The screenplay by Clayton Frohman and director Edward Zwick seems to be following a checklist of required elements, including regularly-spaced action sequences and romance for each of the three adult brothers (though many of their compatriots settled for "forest marriages"), while ignoring background about the Bielskis' history that would have added texture and dimension to the characters and their relationship.
Instead of going the black-and-white route like Schindler's List, Zwick often opts for muted color that makes everything look dark and must have driven his cinematographer crazy trying to make key elements stand out in the murkiness.
Defiance isn't terrible by any means, but one feels the story they were trying to tell deserved better treatment.


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In an opinion dated March 19, 2010, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held that the "the Social Security Administration's practice of treating a warrant alleging that a recipient is violating a condition of probation or parole as sufficient and irrebuttable evidence that the recipient is in fact violating a condition of probation or parole is inconsistent with the plain meaning of the Social Security Act." Clark v. Astrue, 602 F.3d 140 (2d Cir. 2010). This Court subsequently certified a class defined as "All persons nationwide for whom an initial determination to suspend or deny SSI and/or OASDI benefits was made and/or an initial determination of overpayment of such benefits was made and such initial determination was based solely on the existence of a warrant for an alleged violation of probation or parole, provided: (i) the initial determination was made during the period from October 24, 2006 to and including such time in the future when final relief is entered in this action; or (ii) a timely administrative appeal of such initial determination was pending on or after October 24, 2006."
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows:
1.1 "Action" means the litigation in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, 06 Civ. 15521 (SHS), and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 08-580 l-ev, and all proceedings had therein.
1.2 "Class Counsel" or "Plaintiffs' Counsel" means: Proskauer Rose LLP, the National Senior Citizens Law Center and the Urban Justice Center.
1.3 The "Class" or "Class Members" means: a Plaintiff class, pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(b)(2), comprising: "All persons nationwide for whom an initial determination to suspend or deny SSI and/or OASDI benefits was made and/or an initial determination of overpayment of such benefits was made and such initial determination was based solely on the existence of a warrant for an alleged violation of probation or parole, provided: (i) the initial determination was made during the period from October 24, 2006 to and including such time in the future when final relief is entered in this action; or (ii) a timely administrative appeal of such initial determination was pending on or after October 24, 2006." 1.4 "Court" means the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
1.5 "Defendant" or "the Commissioner" means Michael J. Astrue, the Commissioner of Social Security, in his official capacity, and/or his successors, if any. 1.6 "Named Plaintiffs" refers to Plaintiffs Raymond Giangrasso, Johnny L. Heatherman, Monell White, Ryan Clark and Joy Jordan.
1.7 "OASDI" means the Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance program, under Title II of the Social Security Act. 1.8 "Overpayment" shall have the meaning as set forth in 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.501, 404.502 and 416.537(a).
1.9 "Parties" means the Named Plaintiffs, the Class and Defendant.
1.10 "Plaintiffs" refers to the Named Plaintiffs, acting on their own behalf and on behalf of all Class Members. 1.11 "SSA" means the Social Security Administration.
1.12 "SSI" means the Supplemental Security Income program under Title XVI of the Social Security Act.
2.1 Defendant is hereby enjoined from suspending OASDI benefits, or denying or suspending SSI payments, or making a determination of an overpayment of such benefits and payments based solely on an outstanding probation or parole violation warrant, including any such warrant with one of the following National Crime Information Center (NCIC) offense codes: 5011 (parole violation), 5012 (probation violation), 8101 Uuvenile offenders- abscond while on parole), and 8102 Uuvenile offenders- abscond while on probation). 1
3.1 For all Class Members whose benefits were suspended solely on the basis of an outstanding probation or parole violation warrant, Defendant shall fully reinstate all benefits retroactive to the date the benefits were suspended and on an ongoing basis. However, if there is another basis for suspending benefits for any portion of the retroactive period or ongoing benefit period, Defendant may suspend such benefits upon notice to the individual with appeal rights in conformity with SSA regulations. Except as stated herein, all payments to Class Members are subject to regular payment, non-payment, and reduced payment provisions of the Social Security Act.
3.2 For all Class Members for whom SSA has made an initial determination of an overpayment, as defined in the Commissioner's regulations (20 C.P.R. §§ 404.902U) and 416.1402), Defendant shall reverse such overpayment determination and return any funds already recovered unless any or all of those funds are needed to recover another outstanding overpayment not related to this Order and for which a notice was provided to the individual as required in the Commissioner's regulations (20 C.P.R.§§ 404.904 and 416.1404).
3.3 For all Class Members who were denied SSI payments based solely on an outstanding probation or parole violation warrant and whose claims were otherwise fully developed, Defendant shall reopen such claims and determine benefits based on the original application date.
3.4 Unless critical or expedited case processing procedures apply, for all Class Members with appeals pending at any administrative level of determinations made solely on the basis of an outstanding probation or parole violation warrant, Defendant shall review and complete development of such cases based on the original date of the appeal.
3.5 For all Class Members previously determined by SSA to be disabled who filed a new application for SSI payments subsequent to their suspension or denial, Defendant shall vacate any determination of non-disability on the subsequent application if it was not made in compliance with the requirements for continuing disability reviews as provided in 42 U.S.C. § 423(£).
3.6 Following the Effective Date, SSA shall contact Class Members through an informational notice (an OASDI or SSI one-time class settlement informational notice) mailed via U.S. Postal Service (U.S.P.S.) first class mail to the last known address in SSA records with a designated post office box as the return address. Prior to sending this informational notice, SSA shall match the addresses in its records for all SSI Class Members who are not in current pay against the U.S.P.S. National Change of Address (NCOA) file. In those instances where a match is not made, the informational notice will be sent with Forwarding Service Requested special handling. The informational notice shall include a bolded Spanish language paragraph including a brief description regarding this matter and inviting the Class Members to contact their local Social Security office for an explanation of the notice. SSA shall bear the full cost of the informational notices. The informational notices shall advise how SSA's policy regarding outstanding probation and parole warrants has changed and that individuals may be entitled to or eligible for benefits or payments for applicable periods of suspension or non-payment. This informational notice will not require a response on the part of the Class Member. SSA will follow its normal operating procedures if an informational notice is returned as undeliverable.
3.7 When providing specific relief to an OASDI or SSI Class Member, SSA will mail an individualized notice to each Class Member. This notice, to be sent via U.S.P.S first class mail to the last known address in SSA records, will explain the specific relief that will be provided. Those Class Members who have a Spanish language indicator on their records will be sent a Spanish language notice. Those Class Members with visual impairments who have requested that notices be provided in an alternate format will be provided a notice in the manner in which they have previously identified, along with a notice in standard print format. SSA shall bear the full cost of the notices. If a notice is returned as undeliverable, SSA will follow normal operating procedures, including POMS SI 2301.240.C.l, to attempt to locate the individuals.
3.8 To the extent that it is inconsistent with a provision(s) in this Order, change(s) in any controlling statutes shall supersede this Order.
3.9 This Order is not intended to change, modify, or revise SSA's or the Office of Inspector General's implementation of sections 42 U.S.C. §§ 402(x)(C) and 1382(e)(5)(A) of the Social Security Act with regard to the disclosure of information to federal, state, or local law enforcement.
No later than sixty (60) days following entry of this Order, Defendant shall submit for the Court's approval a plan for implementation of this Order that sets forth the anticipated time frames for implementing the terms of the Order. The implementation plan shall specify the time frames for: 1) posting a news item on SSA's official, public website (as provided in Section 5.1 of this Order); 2) posting a notice of the provisions of this Order in each SSA Field Office (as provided in Section 5.2 of this Order); 3) identifying Class Members; 4) mailing the informational notices described in Section 3.6 of this Order; 5) mailing the individual notices described in Section 3.7 of this Order; 6) providing OASDI relief by an automated process; 7) providing OASDI relief manually; 8) providing SSI relief manually; and 9) with respect to numbers 6, 7 and 8 herein, completing cases.
5.1 No later than thirty days (30) days following the entry date of this Order, SSA shall publicize the terms of this Order by posting a news item on the home page of its official, public website, www.socialsecurity.gov, that will summarize the key provisions, and attach a copy of this Order.
5.2 Upon mailing the informational notices described in Section 3.6 of this Order, SSA shall post a notice of the provisions of this Order in each SSA Field Office. This notice shall remain posted in each SSA Field Office until SSA substantially completes the implementation of this Order as described in Section 6.3 below.
6.1 SSA and Class Counsel shall each designate an individual or individuals who will serve as a point of contact. The designated individual(s) will act in good faith to address any inquiries from Class Counsel related to the implementation of this Order.
6.2 SSA shall provide Class Counsel with an advance copy of any newly created and subsequently revised draft POMS, HALLEX, Chief Judge Bulletins, Emergency Messages to SSA components, template individual notices to Class Members described in Section 3.7 of this Order, draft informational notices to Class Members described in Section 3.6 of this Order, any specialized Clark notice language, and any other notices that effectuate any term of this Order. Class Counsel shall provide comments, if any, to SSA, within five business days of receiving the drafts. SSA will consider Plaintiffs' comments in good faith, although SSA is not obligated to respond to and/or incorporate these comments in the final instructions and notices.
6.3 SSA shall report the following information to Class Counsel: I) the total number of potential OASDI Class Members; 2) the total number of potential SSI Class Members; 3) the total number of OASDI informational notices sent; 4) the total number of SSI informational notices sent; 5) the total number of informational notices returned; (items 3, 4 and 5 will be provided only once); 6) the total number of OASDI cases completed by an automated process; 7) the total number of OASDI cases completed manually; and 8) the total number of SSI cases completed manually. SSA shall continue reporting the above information quarterly to Class Counsel until it substantially completes the implementation of this Order. For the purposes of this Order, substantially completes means SSA completes at least ninety-five (95) percent each of the OASDI and SSI cases. For the purposes of this Section, "completes" means that SSA has provided the required relief as stipulated in Section 3 of this Order or has apprised the individual that no relief is appropriate. SSA shall further notify the Class Counsel of any anticipated difficulties in adhering to the implementation plan's time frames.
7.1 The Court will retain jurisdiction over this matter for the purposes of: (a) enforcing the provisions of this Order in the event that one of the Parties claims that there has been a breach of this Order; and (b) modifying this Order if jointly requested by the Parties, or if the parties do not agree, upon good cause shown by either Party. Both Class Counsel and Defendant's counsel shall make reasonable efforts to resolve any issues with regard to this Order.
7.2 Nothing in this Order prohibits the Defendant from promulgating regulations regarding suspending OASDI benefits or denying or suspending SSI payments as provided in 42 U.S.C. §§ 402(x)(l)(A)(v) and 1382(e)(4)(A)(ii).
1. On August 20, 2010, SSA issued instructions to cease this practice for individuals residing in New York, Connecticut or Vermont. On May 9, 2011, SSA issued instructions to cease this practice nationwide.


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A jury of singer/producer Ryan Leslie's peers found yesterday that he actually has to pay a $1 million reward he promised for a laptop that vanished in Germany, The New York Post reports.
The bigtime producer promised the reward on a Youtube video but balked at actually paying it to Armin Augstein, an auto shop owner who discovered the laptop and external hard drive.
Leslie says his massive reward was contingent on his ability to get back unreleased songs on the hard drive, and that they weren't there when he got it back, the Post reported.
However, a judge told jurors they could assume the data was there when Augstein returned the electronic goods.
Augstein, who's 54, said through an interpreter that he's "very happy" with the American judicial system, noting it's "so totally different from" Germany's, the Post reported.
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Drinking Champagne Can Actually IMPROVE Your Memory
If you enjoy a glass of the bubbly every now and again, then we have some good news for you!
A study from the University of Reading has tested champagne's effect on memory and found that phenols contained in the beverage can help prevent age related memory problems including dementia.
The findings revealed that champagne contains higher amounts of phenol than white wine and recommended one to three glasses a week could be beneficial.
"These exciting results illustrate for the first time that the moderate consumption of champagne has the potential to influence cognitive functioning, such as memory," said professor Jeremy Spencer.
"Such observations have previously been reported with red wine, through the actions of flavonoids contained within it."
"However, our research shows that champagne, which lacks flavonoids, is also capable of influencing brain function through the actions of smaller phenolic compounds, previously thought to lack biological activity. We encourage a responsible approach to alcohol consumption, and our results suggest that a very low intake of one to two glasses a week can be effective."
What a great result, we'll drink to that!


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Burger King has admitted that some burgers made in the plant of one of its processors in Ireland were tainted with horse meat, The Guardian reported.
There's an ongoing controversy about horse DNA being found in beef in Ireland and the U.K. Supermarket titan Tesco, among others, has been engulfed by the controversy.
"Our supplier has failed us and in turn we have failed you," Burger King vice president for global quality Diego Beamonte told The Guardian. He said that Burger King is "deeply troubled" by the findings.
The company also said that burgers tested from its restaurants showed no trace of horse meat.
Here's the statement from Burger King — from The Guardian:
"Our independent DNA test results on product taken from restaurants were negative for any equine DNA. However, four samples recently taken from the Silvercrest plant have shown the presence of very small trace levels of equine DNA. Within the last 36 hours, we have established that Silvercrest used a small percentage of beef imported from a non-approved supplier in Poland. They promised to deliver 100% British and Irish beef patties and have not done so. This is a clear violation of our specifications, and we have terminated our relationship with them."
The fast food chain had previously given "absolute assurances" that its burgers weren't involved, The Daily Mail reported.
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Toni Collette gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Toni Collete in Hereditary
Billed out of Sundance as the next Rosemary's Baby and/or Exorcist, and hailed as the most terrifying movie you'll ever see, Hereditary had an impossible hill of hype to climb. And indeed, it could not climb that hill, earning a D+ CinemaScore on its opening weekend. I saw this one at a Saturday matinee and could feel the majority of the audience turning against it, and one dude angrily hurled popcorn dregs at his friend for "making me sit through that", while another guy audibly harped about wanting his money back. Full Story
TIFF Review: Drew Barrymore & Toni Collette in Miss You Already
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Cancer, the toxic monster that not only attacks the body, but every relationship a person has. In this film it tests the strength of the lifelong friendship between Milly (Toni Collette) and Jess (Drew Barrymore), and these two have already been to hell and back with each other. Miss You Already, which premiered at TIFF and is set in London, shows the power of their bond after Milly learns she'll need a double mastectomy because her cancer is so invasive. Full Story
Face or Body: Toni Collette edition
Here's Toni Collette at the premiere of The Way, Way Back in LA last night. Great jumpsuit. Not really feeling the fringe, but I rarely do. And maybe there's too much orange happening? Mostly though, it's a good opportunity to talk about Face or Body. We talk about Face or Body often here. Full Story
Aaron Paul in Spain
I do this for Maria who has an Aaron Paul problem... Here he is in Spain shooting A Long Way Down with Pierce Brosnan, Toni Collette, and Imogen Poots. These are four people who bond over the fact that they were about to throw themselves off a building. Aaron looks really cute, right? And Maria is totally imagining him having a work crush on Poots, right? Stop. Full Story
Not a bad judging panel
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Tropfest happened in Australia this past weekend. It's the biggest short film festival in the world. On the judges panel this year: three Oscar winners - Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman, and Geoffrey Rush - and Toni Collette, Oscar nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe Awards recipient. Total amateurs, right? God I love it so much that Cate and Geoffrey especially give back so often and so happily to their local arts community. Full Story
Worst Face: Toni Collette
Egregious. Offensive. Horrifying. Foundation abuse? Frying pan? Lindsay Lohan? Not sure. But Toni Collette deserves better than this. So much better. How does this happen? How can you go to the Golden Globes without proper lighting? It's unforgivable. It's totally unacceptable. And the only saving grace about it all is that she shut down Courteney Cox. Full Story
Emmy Imitation of Penelope Cruz
Enough. Pene's Versace in 2007 was the best. It's the only. It was for the Oscars. It cannot be equalled. But still they keep trying. At every carpet since they have tried. Two examples last night – Best Actress winner Toni Collette and also Drew Barrymore, one in bright pink, the other in pale pink, neither measuring up to the Pene standard. Full Story


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How the NBA's Biggest Stars Are Taking on TV
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They've got game on the court — but what about on TV? Several current and past NBA stars are taking a shot at producing, often with shows that were inspired by their own lives. Many of them have even formed production companies, with an eye tow… Read more


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"Turn that off" my mother's jaw tight and eyes now slits where her big, blue eyes once were. I reached up and pushed the chunky rectangular button on the VW radio, settling on Kenny Loggins which I knew would please her. I let my back rest upon the warm and rubbery smelling seat wondering why she reacted so harshly every time that song came on…..
When we first moved to Long Beach to live in my mother's ex-husband's home, the big beautiful home full of cruel intentions and sad souls, I spent the majority of my time outside. Just rode up and down on the hill, the rubber wheels of my skates skidding when I would reach the bottom…the pounding of my heart and wheezing of my breath the soundtrack as I made the calf aching ride back to the top of the hill where I would stop, just long enough to catch my breath before kicking my feet out behind me and sailing my body down the hill once again. I craved the silence, the time away from puffed up but oh-so-sad hollowness of the kings of that castle. Coming from where I did, the roach infested, pancake house…well it seemed like a bastion of hope and honesty compared to that big…beautiful house.
As long as the sun was out or the street lights where on, I was out on the street and away from the sadness that seemed to encapsulate that home. Skates, Dolphin shorts and my freakish fetish for feeling the sun on my young flesh….out there I felt safe and was able to get my groove on, skate away the heaviness that weighed upon every spirit that crossed through that doorway. The young men that were coaxed there, promised a safe haven, a place to be who they were…the even sadder ones that clipped their hopes to the belt loop of a man that wanted nothing more than to take advantage of them. They came in, they had their 15 minutes of specialness and they were ushered out without fanfare. I knew what was happening, understood that my brother's father was preying on those lost souls but was powerless to help or warn them…so I skated.
One afternoon I was out skating and had to dodge the moving trucks that were lugging in the furniture of the folks that were to be our neighbors. I watched as they unloaded the plastic covered couch, held my feet like a giant U as I swung my hips back and forth, my feet separated like a ballerina…toes out and arches high, my body swaying back and forth as the movers unloaded the boxes. I was captivated. Each box holding a story, every black marker scrawled upon bit of cardboard holding some clue as to who was going to be living in the house that rested even higher on the hill than the one I resided in.
"Hi! I'm Neesie" long braided hair, long slinky but powerful body. My new neighbor, also on skates, rolling around the hill that had been my quiet place. She was a couple of years younger than I, her skin dark and perfect glistening in the sun, her smile so bright that I was sure that her home was not the same as mine. I was slightly irked by the perceived intrusion on my playground but I found hope in her smile and willingness to talk to me. Before long we looked like a set of salt and pepper shakers sailing down the hill together. We would skate and play all afternoon but the playtime always ended when a Volvo would pull onto our street and park in her steep driveway. "I gotta go, my dad is home!" she would yell over her shoulder as she skated or trotted away from me.
At first I thought this meant that "dad" was the killer of fun. Just some mean man that didn't want Neesie playing outside with the neighbor kid. I was afraid of him and I too would scamper off when that Volvo pulled onto the street, but one afternoon while playing in Nessie's room she jumped up and sounded the playtime is over bell, "Dad is home!"but this time she ended it with, "Come meet him" I was terrified as I made my way to the kitchen, my feet feeling like bricks as I lifted them, my stomach twisted and gurgling, my hands producing so much moisture that I had to wipe them on my shorts after every few steps. Once we reached the entrance to the kitchen and I saw the tall sturdy frame of the man standing there, my heart started racing and I began scanning the joint for the quickest escape route but Nessie, the girl that would run every time he came home….well, she started to run again but this time it was right into his strong arms. "Daddy!' she yelled as he lifted her to his chest and folded his long arms around her slender frame, "this is the friend I was telling you about" He held her whole body in one arm while extending the other in my direction, "you must be Sam then" his voice deep and smooth as honey as he took my trembling hand in his. "Very nice to finally meet you Sam" he said, his big hand swallowing mine, "How was your day baby?" he asked as he turned his attention back to the girl he was still holding in his arms.
"Why do you always run home when your dad comes home?" I asked her one afternoon, waiting to hear all the drama about how he insisted that she stay inside, or had rules against too much fun, what I heard was not at all what I expected and would leave me mystified and almost painfully curious, "He's my dad and I want to be with him" Here I had been thinking that she was running off in fear when that Volvo pulled in the driveway but in fact she was running away from me to be with him. I didn't get it. Her mom had been home all day, if she needed or wanted something she could have given it to her, what was the deal with this "dad" business?
I never really knew my father. I have only vague remembrances of the shape of his face, his eyes the same as mine, the long straight hair, the smell of patchouli. I remember avocado and alfalfa pita sandwiches, the "funny" smell of his cigarettes and a faint feeling of sadness when he would "fall asleep" during one of my visits…..the panic I would feel on the drive home, my mother always crying so hard that I thought she must be in some kind of terrible pain. The way should would sob and shake her head when I would beg her, "What's wrong mommy?!" She was in fact in terrible pain, but a pain I wouldn't truly understand until now.
"God, you look like your father when you make that face" a phrase I would hear over and over again. Never quite sure what face she was talking about, what look would make her see him in me, always felt a little guilty when it happened and wished it were not so as it inevitably brought her sadness. Couldn't change it but so many times I wished that I could. My mother was already so full of heartache and it killed me that my….face brought her even more.
"They found him at Jeannie's"
She was sitting on the couch, legs tucked in under her bottom, the way she always sat. Her iced tea beside her, a lit cigarette in the ashtray beside it. I remember the phone ringing and the, "No! Oh God. Please No!" the sound of my mother's hope dying….the thud of the dropped phone and then the sound of my feet smacking against the sticky linoleum floor as I ran to her. He was gone. A part of her was gone too. They found him in the home of the woman he was seeing, in Jeannie's home….Oh little Jeannie.
My mother died some thirty something years later still madly in love with the man whose face I wore but whose story I never knew. She didn't speak of him much. At first I thought it was because she hated him but the older I got the more I understood that she couldn't talk about him, it was too painful for her to remember him. So "dad" or "father" never evoked more than an idea for me, had no feelings other than guilt to attach to what the word meant. Once I met my husband, saw the way my own son lit up, admired and felt safe around him I had a better idea but the actual feeling, well it was just never one that I understood.
"If you are the Samantha Dugan I am looking for I hope to hear from you, I'm your father's brother" an email waiting for me at work last week. It was so easy for me to respond, to write back and tell him that I was in fact the Samantha he had been looking for. I did it so quickly, with no hesitation and so matter-of-fact. Was not at all prepared for the flood of emotion and feeling that would overtake me as the man whose face I wore story spilled out before me…his brother's memories on the screen seemed to leap deep inside my chest and become part of me. "He wanted a daughter more than anything and your mother brought him peace in a way that no one else could"….the first time in my almost forty years that I felt like I was being scooped up and held in the strong arms of a father.
Feels like everything has changed in some way. Nothing really has, my life is the same, there is no Volvo to run to but now, well now there is all this information, history, texture to where I came from. He was more than a junkie. He was a very smart man, well travelled as it turns out, and although they died years and worlds apart, my parents were very much in love. I wish she were still here, so I could beam this face, this face that he and I shared….smile at her in that way that made her think of him and just this once let her see this new found pride behind it. Feels amazing….


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Coming to America, very quietly: A plan for universal health care
July 24, 2014
The Canadian Press
BURLINGTON, Vt. - An American state has quietly taken another step toward the type of universal health coverage Canadians might recognize, even as the rest of the United States bickers noisily over so-called Obamacare.
Two court challenges to President Barack Obama's signature health-care reform got all the attention this week while, beneath the radar of the national media, one of that program's architects began working for the government of Vermont to help set up America's first single-payer system in 2017.
Jonathan Gruber, an MIT economist, helped establish the program now dubbed Romneycare in Massachusetts, then helped craft its national offspring Obamacare. This week, he started work on a $400,000 contract to run financial simulations on Vermont's plan.
Gruber's findings will help Vermont complete a long-awaited, long-delayed funding plan by next January that might finally answer the one nagging question that threatens to undo the landmark reform: How do we pay for this?
Dozens of variables enter the mix, such as which services will be excluded or included in Vermont's new Green Mountain Care program; what would user fees look like; what's the role for employers; would payroll taxes, or income taxes, supplant insurance premiums; and how would all these different decisions affect the quality of health care and the overall economy.
Gruber and his team will test dozens of scenarios and prepare recommendations to the state government in the coming months so that it can finally present a funding plan to the Vermont legislature.
At that point, it'll become clear how much this system will, or won't, resemble Canada's.
"That is the big question for this sytem. It's to what extent will it be Canadian-style, (as in) you have to be in the system," Gruber said in a telephone interview on Thursday.
"What's interesting is Canada is sort of a very extreme version of single-payer... There's really not much opportunity for supplementation of the government package. I mean, you can add dental and vision and stuff but in most other countries there's more, if you will, private outs from the system. Private doctors, things like that...
"I think it'll differ from Canada in a number of ways."
Americans might not be paying close attention yet to Act 48. The law was adopted by a two-thirds majority in both of Vermont's legislative chambers in 2011, creating a public entity to develop a universal system for 2017.
But if the project clears this next hurdle — financing — the country will be watching very closely.
Liberals across the land have been longing for this kind of drastic reform, and many were disappointed that Obamacare didn't go far enough. They'll now be cheering Vermont on, hoping that the first state to introduce same-sex marriage will be a progressive trail-blazer once again.
In other words, they hope that Vermont and Gov. Peter Shumlin do what Saskatchewan and Tommy Douglas did in Canada: introduce a universal health-care system that eventually sweeps across the country.
The potential isn't lost on people at senior levels of government.
"I expect that Vermont will have set out, once again, on a leadership path and that there will be a number of other states that find this makes sense for them also," said Lawrence Miller, the governor's senior adviser on health reform.
"(But) I think it's early on this end to know how that fight unfolds here."
Vermont has long been a left-wing political outlier in the U.S.
One of its federal senators, Bernie Sanders, proudly refers to himself as a democratic "socialist" — a term that, in other parts of the country, would more likely be viewed as a slur.
Conservatives, meanwhile, will be watching warily.
Some will find confirmation of a widely held conspiracy theory: that Obamacare has never been intended to function as a long-term reform, and is merely a stalking horse for the eventual spread of socialized medicine.
Gruber has a unique perspective on this debate.
He designed the key provision of Obamacare — the individual mandate, which forces everyone to buy insurance if they're not covered at work or under social programs. It's intended to pull the young and healthy into the insurance system, so that the sick can get coverage without paying astronomical premiums.
But a lesser-known provision in that law also allows states to obtain a federal waiver from Obamacare starting in 2017 if they replace it with a plan that maintains the same coverage levels without increasing the federal debt.
Gruber insists he doesn't have any latent preference for single-payer.
"To be honest, I haven't thought a whole lot about single-payer in the U.S., because it's been politically impossible to do at the national level," he said.
"Vermont is a case where it can happen. I'm excited to help make it happen, to make it structured as well as possible... But I don't have a bias coming in about whether it's better or worse than the alternatives.
"I think it's an exciting opportunity to try something new."
Americans spend 50 per cent more on health care than Canadians, without necessarily achieving better outcomes. But one area where the U.S. clearly out-performs Canada, according to OECD data, is on wait times.
That wait-times problem has been duly noted by Americans who oppose an expanded government role in medicine. During the 2009-10 Obamacare debate, the phrase "Canadian-style" was a ubiquitous insult.
So the governor's office isn't talking about Canadian-style health care.
In fact, Miller says, maybe it'll be Canada's health system that draws a lesson or two from Vermont.
He says he has high hopes, for example, for a planned state-of-the-art electronic records system through which people might be able to log in from home, type in their symptoms, and liaise electronically with their doctor.
One thing he's adamant about is the need for change in the U.S. health system.
Before his current role, Miller founded a beer company; advised businesses; was chairman of a pewter company; and was the state secretary of commerce. He calls America's unique, workplace-based health-insurance system sheer "lunacy."
It's a drag on an American business's time, resources and ultimately hinders economic investment, he says.
Like many Americans, particularly those on the left, he'd been hoping for a more sweeping reform than the one undertaken by the Obama administration.
Now the file's in his hands.
"Many of us wonder why they didn't just do Medicare for all and not go through all the nightmares we've gone through," he said. "In Vermont, we don't feel like we can wait for a national solution."
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Moviegoers well-acquainted with Oscar-nominated director Lee Daniels' eyebrow-raising filmic oeuvre may be shocked to learn that his latest movie, "The Butler," seems, at first blush, rather short on salacious surprises. This from the guy who had Nicole Kidman urinate on Zac Effron's face in last year's lurid drama "The Paperboy" and had Mo'Nique hurl a frying pan at Gabourey Sidibe's head (en route to claiming an Academy Award) in 2009's "Precious."
"The Butler" centers on Cecil Bates (Forrest Whitaker), an unsung, Forrest Gump-like hero who's an eyewitness to history and whose story is based on the real-life White House servant Eugene Allen. Allen, who attended eight sitting presidents in 34 years, retired in 1986.
Choc-a-block with surging violin swells and slow-mo tracking shots, a trailer for "The Butler" hit the Web on Tuesday highlighting the sweeping drama's impressive ensemble cast. John Cusack portrays Richard Nixon, Robin Williams is Dwight D. Eisenhower and Jane Fonda plays Nancy Reagan. Lenny Kravitz, Mariah Carey, Vanessa Redgrave, Terrence Howard, Melissa Leo, Minka Kelly, James Marsden, David Oyelowo, Liev Schreiber and Alan Rickman turn up in supporting parts.
Oprah Winfrey appears in a buzzy role that fairly screams Oscar bait as Allen's long-suffering wife -- her first on-screen movie appearance since 1998's "Beloved" -- in the film, due out Oct. 18 from the Weinstein Co.
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Cruz win is a slap at status quo
WASHINGTON — Ted Cruz's stunning victory over David Dewhurst in Tuesday's Republican Senate runoff sends an unmistakable message to the political establishment in Washington that the next U.S. Senate, like the Republican-controlled House, is going to be more conservative and less willing to compromise with President Barack Obama or even a possible President Mitt Romney.
"This is going to reverberate around the Capitol in Washington and around the country," said Republican strategist Matt Mackowiak. "If you can do this in Texas, you can do it anywhere. This is a hell of a wake-up call for the establishment."
The decisive win by Cruz, a first-time office-seeker, over one of the Texas' most powerful officeholders underscores the growing clout of tea party conservatives in Republican nominating contests and the struggles that both moderate and conservative establishment figures are facing in the current political climate of grassroots fury at the status quo.
"People perceive a crisis," said Clemson University political scientist James Woodard, a specialist in conservative politics. "They want leadership, not experience. They're open to ideological appeals more than a resume."
Despite being massively outspent by the better-known lieutenant governor, Cruz, 41, won by harnessing the same anti-government populism that has propelled lesser known Republican Senate candidates to victories over establishment favorites in Florida, Utah, Kentucky, Nebraska, Nevada, Delaware and elsewhere.
"It's difficult to overstate the achievement of Cruz beating Dewhurst," said Democratic strategist Harold Cook of Austin. "That Cruz won amplifies the extent to which tea partiers are at war with establishment Republicans, and at the moment, winning it."
Cruz's convincing performance is a sign of things to come for the Washington Republican establishment, led by House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
The Texas tea party triumph means less compromise in Washington, said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia — "if there could be any less compromise."
"You wonder how we'll ever manage to avoid going over the fiscal cliff," he said. "There are now so many people in Congress who won't give an inch, on both sides."
The Texas runoff was a major win for three conservative power centers: South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint, who helped Cruz with an endorsement and access to a nationwide list of donors; 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who tweaked potential 2016 presidential rival Perry during a late campaign swing on Cruz's behalf; and the Club for Growth, a political committee of economic conservatives that invested heavily in Cruz.
Viveca Novak of the nonpartisan the Center for Responsive Politics, said groups such as the Club for Growth and FreedomWorks played key roles in the race.
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Cruz's win also will increase the clout of DeMint, a hard-core conservative who is being pushed by right-wing activists to run for a Senate leadership slot against either McConnell or Texas Sen. John Cornyn, who is expected to seek the second-ranking GOP leadership job.
University of Texas political scientist Sean Theriault says Cruz's win will be "one more vote for a fundamental shift in the way that the Senate operates" or "one more vote against real problem solving."
"Either way, it is clear that next January, Jim DeMint will have more allies in the Senate and Mitch McConnell's job will be more difficult," Theriault concluded.
Priya Anand of the Washington bureau contributed to this report.


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Some people you meet online are jerks. Some are super cool. And occasionally, those online friendships become offline ones. That's what happened here, but with violent results.
On Monday, 29 year-old Daisuke Masumura attended a BBQ in Kawasaki City with around 30 people. The BBQ was for people who met through a social networking video game site. It was their first in-person meeting, and the participants referred to each other by their online handles.
Masumura was passed out drunk, and when it was time to clean up, he had water tossed on him. Pissed, Masumura demanded to know who poured water on him and hit a 28 year-old in the head with an empty wine bottle. The attack caused acute epidural hematoma and will take the victim two months to completely heal.
"I didn't think was that big of an injury," Masumura told authorities after being picked up for assault.
多摩川河川敷でバーベキューオフ会中けんか、一升瓶で頭殴り逮捕 [読売]
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Right-Wing Media Ready To Impeach Obama, Again
Research ››› ››› MIKE BURNS
This month, right-wing media figures are arguing that President Obama should be impeached for actions he has taken with respect to Libya. Undermining the possibility that they really care about the constitutional issues involved, this argument is just the latest in the right-wing media's neverending quest to see Obama impeached.
Conservative Media Agitate For Obama Impeachment Over Libya Intervention
Wash. Times' Kuhner: "Only One Remedy Will Teach [Obama] That He Cannot" "Cavalierly Circumvent" Constitution: "Impeachment." In his March 24 Washington Times column, Jeffrey Kuhner wrote that "[t]he Libyan war is part of a pattern of Mr. Obama's unethical and criminal behavior" and that "[i]f Republicans and conservatives are serious about restoring constitutional government, they will demand that Mr. Obama be impeached." Kuhner continued:
Mr. Obama is a socialist thug. Since entering office, he has engaged in a massive, almost unprecedented power grab. He thinks he is above the law, that he can cavalierly circumvent the limits imposed by the Constitution. Only one remedy will teach him that he cannot do so: impeachment. [The Washington Times, 3/24/11]
WND's Farah: "Yes, It's Time To Impeach Obama." In a March 29 column headlined, "Yes, it's time to impeach Obama," WorldNetDaily editor and CEO Joseph Farah -- who has repeatedly called for Obama to be impeached -- wrote:
Never before in the history of the United States has an occupant of the White House displayed less concern for the Constitution and the rule of law than Barack Obama.
It's about time somebody said it: It's time to impeach Obama.
Both Obama and his vice president stated explicitly and emphatically while serving in the U.S. Senate that the president did not have authority to take the nation into armed conflict without the express will of the U.S. Congress or unless the nation was under attack or faced imminent attack.
Sen. Joe Biden said a president who did so should be impeached.
I don't often agree with Obama and Biden, but they were right then. And it's time for them to be accountable to the same rule of law they saw so clearly in 2006 and 2007.
There were plenty of grounds to impeach Obama before Libya, as a WND special report prepared late last year revealed: jeopardizing America's ability to defend itself; undermining the free-enterprise system; corrupting democratic institutions; transferring massive amounts of power and wealth from American citizens to extremist special-interest groups whose loyalty lies not with the Constitution but with a global socialist movement.
However, misusing the U.S. military forces for some globalist mission without any accountability to the people or the rule of law should represent the last straw for every American -- no matter their political ideology.
It's not enough for us to hold our collective breath until 2012, hoping America can find qualified, mature, experienced, pro-American, pro-Constitution leadership. Obama is systematically destroying the country and all it stands for.
It's time to gear up the impeachment machinery. Let the opening argument be made by Obama and Biden themselves. [WorldNetDaily, 3/29/11]
Ace Of Spades: "Obama Never Went To Congress On Libya Because He Never Expected To Have To; Oh, And Impeach Him." From a March 22 post on Ace of Spades titled, "Obama Never Went To Congress on Libya Because He Never Expected To Have To; Oh, and Impeach Him":
The President has committed the United States to war and placed Service Members in danger without constitutionally-required authority to do so.
Waging war in violation of the U.S. Constitution sounds like a High Crime to me. So I'd like someone to explain to me why we shouldn't be talking about impeachment right now. [Ace of Spades HQ, 3/22/11]
Right-Wing Media Saw Obama's DOMA Decision As Grounds For Impeachment
Vadum: "So Many Reasons To Impeach Obama, Now He Gives Us A New One: DOMA." In a February 24 post on his Twitter feed, Capital Research Center senior editor Matthew Vadum wrote:
The link Vadum included went to a post by Ben Stein on The American Spectator blog, in which Stein argued that Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder's decision on the Defense of Marriage Act amounted to "a major constitutional coup." [Matthew Vadum, Twitter, 2/24/11]
Gingrich Flirts With Notion Of Obama Impeachment Over DOMA, Then Backtracks. In an interview with Newsmax TV, then-Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich asserted that Obama "is breaking his word to the American people over the Defense of Marriage Act. When the host asked, "Is what he's doing impeachable in your view?" Gingrich replied: "I think that's something you get to much later. But I think clearly it is a dereliction of duty, clearly it is a violation of his constitutional oath, and clearly it is something which cannot be allowed to stand." When the host pressed further, "At what point would the House or would you recommend the House consider articles of impeachment for that?" Gingrich replied: "Look, I don't think these guys set out to cause a constitutional crisis. ... I think that they didn't understand the implication that having a president personally suspend a law is clearly unconstitutional. This is an impossible precedent." [Newsmax TV interview, 2/25/11]
- Gingrich later backtracked, reportedly issuing a statement saying that "Congress has every responsibility to demand President Obama live up to his constitutional obligations, but impeachment is clearly not an appropriate action." [Politico, 2/25/11]
Fox Nation Promotes Gingrich's Flirtation With Obama Impeachment. With the headline, "Gingrich Warns of Constitutional Crisis if Obama Isn't Stopped," Fox Nation promoted Gingrich's suggestion that Obama's DOMA decision could be an impeachable offense:
[Fox Nation, 2/26/11]
In Fact, Both Obama And The Justice Department Have Pledged To Continue Enforcing DOMA. In a statement, Holder acknowledged that, although the administration will not provide a legal defense in court of Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act, the Obama administration will continue to enforce the law while court challenges to the section continue. Furthermore, a 1994 memorandum issued by the Department of Justice cites numerous Supreme Court decisions establishing the legal basis for the Executive Branch to not enforce a statute it deems unconstitutional. [Equality Matters, 2/24/11]
Fox Contributor Pushed For Obama Impeachment Over Egypt Crisis
Fox Contributor Tammy Bruce Calls For Obama To Be Investigated, Possibly Impeached Over Egypt. In a series of posts on her Twitter feed, Fox News contributor Tammy Bruce called for Obama to be investigated and possibly impeached over the crisis in Egypt:
[Tammy Bruce, Twitter, 2/1/11]
Fox Nation Jumps On Tammy Bruce's Obama Impeachment Bandwagon. Fox Nation linked to an article on Bruce's tweets calling for investigations into, and possible impeachment of, Obama over the crisis in Egypt:
[Fox Nation, 2/3/11]
Right-Wing Media Called For Obama's Impeachment Over Health Care Reform Bill
Kuhner: Passing Health Reform Using So-Called Self-Executing Rule "Would Open Mr. Obama ... To Impeachment." In a Washington Times column headlined, "Impeach the president?" Kuhner argued that passing health care reform using a legislative procedure called a "self-executing rule"-- a common and perfectly constitutional procedure -- would "replace the rule of law with arbitrary one-party rule. It violates the entire basis of our constitutional government -- meeting the threshold of 'high crimes and misdemeanors.' " [The Washington Times, 3/17/10]
Conservative Media Use Phony Sestak Scandal To Push Impeachment Of Obama
Fox News Personalities And Other Conservatives Pushed For Impeachment Over White House Involvement In 2010 Election. Right-wing media figures claimed that the White House offering former Rep. Joe Sestak a position on a presidential panel if he did not enter the Pennsylvania Senate primary constituted a "high crime" and an "impeachable offense." They made similar assertions with regard to their false claim that the White House offered Andrew Romanoff a job in exchange for dropping out of Colorado's U.S. Senate election.
- In fact, numerous legal experts who assessed the Sestak case concluded that no law was broken, and political and legal experts and historians have noted that such offers are commonplace. Likewise, Richard Painter, former White House ethics adviser to President Bush, has called it a "real stretch" to say the White House's conversations with Romanoff violated the law. [Media Matters, 10/14/10]
Morris Predicts Victorious GOP Will Convene An "Impeachment Panel" Over Sestak, Romanoff Allegations. On the June 3, 2010, edition of Fox News' On the Record, Fox News political analyst Dick Morris said: "I'll bet that the Republicans win majorities in both houses in the November elections and convene an impeachment panel" regarding the allegations about the White House's discussions with Sestak and Romanoff because it "is very clear" those conversations were illegal. [Fox News, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, 6/3/10]
Hannity: "De Facto Bribe" To Sestak Is "An Impeachable Offense." On the May 24, 2010, edition of his Fox News show, Sean Hannity asked Morris: "This, at a minimum, we're talking about a congressman offered a high-ranking job, this is a de facto bribe, no?" Morris replied, "It is," later adding that the offer might be "a high crime and misdemeanor." Hannity then asked: "That would be -- in other words -- an impeachable offense." Morris replied, "Absolutely." [Fox News, Hannity, 5/24/10]
Morris: "If That Offer Were Conveyed, I Think That That Would Be, In My Judgment, Grounds For Impeachment -- If Obama Knew About It." On the May 28, 2010, edition of Fox News' Hannity, Morris said that with regard to Sestak, Bill Clinton "was acting as an agent of Rahm Emanuel. And the statute says 'you may not offer something of value.' Well, if it was valuable enough to possibly get him out of the race, it's valuable enough to qualify under that statute." He later added, "If that offer were conveyed, I think that that would be, in my judgment, grounds for impeachment ... if Obama knew about it." [Fox News, Hannity, 5/28/10]
Beck: "If This Guy From Pennsylvania Is Telling The Truth, Then Someone Has Just Committed An Impeachable Offense." On the May 28, 2010, of his radio show, Glenn Beck said of Sestak, "If this guy from Pennsylvania is telling the truth, then someone has just committed an impeachable offense, a felony. There is prison time." [Premiere Radio Networks, The Glenn Beck Program, 5/28/10]
Limbaugh: "We Have A Potential Impeachable Offense With This Joe Sestak Thing." On the May 26, 2010, broadcast of his show, Rush Limbaugh said: "We have a potential impeachable offense with this Joe Sestak thing. Was he or was he not offered a federal job in exchange for not running for the Senate in the primary against Arlen Specter?" [Premiere Radio Networks, The Rush Limbaugh Show, 5/26/10]
Doocy Repeated Morris's Claim That Sestak Offer Could Be "An Impeachable Offense." On the May 25, 2010, edition of Fox & Friends, co-hosts Gretchen Carlson and Steve Doocy speculated on the potential legal repercussions of the Sestak offer. Carlson said, "The reporter there says what's the harm; the harm is this: it could be illegal! It could be illegal to offer somebody a job to drop out of a race." She went on to say "somebody's going to get them under oath. Hasn't Darrell Issa already called for hearings on this?...Somebody's going to get them under oath and somebody's going to have to start telling the truth." Doocy responded: "Dick Morris says that if this really happened, if for instance, he was offered a job to drop out, that is an impeachable offense!" [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 5/25/10]
Farah: "Obama's Stonewalling Over The Allegations Of Sestak, Is The Most Nixonian Reason Of All" For Impeachment. In a June 1, 2010, column headlined, "Impeach the stonewalling Obama," WorldNetDaily editor and CEO Joseph Farah argued that there are "many reasons to impeach Barack Obama," but "Obama's stonewalling over the allegations of Rep. Joe Sestak, D-Pa., is the most Nixonian reason of all." He added: "Yes, it's time to start talking about impeachment. Ultimately, that was the only thing that shook the truth out of the trees during Watergate." [WorldNetDaily, 6/1/10]
Right-Wing Media Suggest Obama Should Be Impeached Over Immigration Issues
Gaffney: Obama "May Well" Have "Engaged In An Impeachable Offense" In Disputed Kyl Conversation If "Something Bad Happens Across That Border." On the July 13, 2010, edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, Washington Times columnist Frank Gaffney said that according to Tom Tancredo, "When Senator John Kyl says the President isn't going to close the border or do steps to close the border until he gets a deal giving amnesty to illegal aliens already here, he's actually engaged in an impeachable offense." Gaffney added, "I don't know about that, but I can tell you this, if something bad happens across that border as a result of these kinds of things not being stopped, that may well be." The White House had already flatly denied Kyl's claim that Obama had made such a statement, and Kyl subsequently walked back his allegation. [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 7/13/10]
Napolitano: Obama Is "Violating His Oath" And Committing "Impeachable Offense" If He Grants "Amnesty." On Alex Jones' show, Fox Business' Andrew Napolitano played along with Jones' conspiracy theorizing that Obama is planning on committing "treason" and an "act of sedition against our republic." Napolitano recited a litany of complaints, saying Obama is "effectively writing laws himself. That is on its face unconstitutional." [Genesis Communication Networks, The Alex Jones Show, 6/24/10]
Conservative Media: Impeach Obama "Before He Destroys Our Nation!"
Farah: "Obama Should Be Impeached." In a November 1, 2010, column headlined, "What's wrong with impeachment?" Farah wrote lamented the fact that "there is 'not a chance' Republicans in the House will impeach Obama," arguing that "[t]his isn't about 'process.' It's about the Constitution. It's not just about Obama 'misusing' authority. It's about Obama exceeding his constitutional authority." Farah added: "The future of our nation is at stake. The survival of our nation is at stake." He concluded: "Obama must be challenged on every front - even if we don't win every battle. It's time to go on offense, buddy. We won't get a second chance this time. Obama should be impeached." [WorldNetDaily, 11/1/10]
Savage: "I Think It Is Time To Start Talking About Impeachment." On the March 10, 2009, edition of his radio show, Michael Savage said: "Well, what I don't like is that this guy is doing this by executive order, one after the other, and the American people are sitting like a bunch of schmucks watching a dictatorship emerge in front of their eyes." He continued: "And I think it is time to start talking about impeachment! Somebody's gotta get this guy under control. He's out of control." [Talk Radio Network, The Savage Nation, 3/10/09]
WND: "Impeach And Convict Obama Now, Before He Destroys Our Nation!" In a March 5 WorldNetDaily piece headlined, "Obama: Impeach and convict now!" Larry Klayman wrote: "[F]rom what has already occurred, the offenses of the 'mullah in chief' are 'already' so compelling as to warrant immediate impeachment and conviction for his high crimes and misdemeanors, before the United States is totally destroyed by him." After listing several reasons " of the most impeachable and convictable of President Obama's offenses," including "his recent refusal to enforce the Defense of Marriage Act," Klayman concluded: "These are just a few of the compelling reasons to impeach and convict Obama now, before he destroys our nation!" [WorldNetDaily, 3/5/11]
WND's Floyd And Mary Beth Brown: "The Groundswell Of Calls For The Impeachment Of Barack Hussein Obama Is Growing." An October 8, 2009, column by WorldNetDaily columnists Floyd and Mary Beth Brown claimed that "discussion of impeachment is mushrooming amongst conservative activists" and that "[t]he groundswell of calls for the impeachment of Barack Hussein Obama is growing." The Browns wrote that "his worldview makes Barack Hussein Obama a very dangerous man, and a threat to your personal liberty." [WorldNetDaily, 10/8/09]
Breitbart: "I Want There To Be An Impeachment" Of Obama. On the November 5, 2009, broadcast of Fox News' Red Eye, Andrew Breitbart said: "You know what I -- where I stand on -- I want there to be an impeachment, and I want Andy Levy to go after me at the halftime report for my wanting Obama impeached." [Fox News, Red Eye, 11/5/09]
Floyd Brown: After Republicans Take Congress, "The Next, Most Important Step For Them Is To Impeach Barack Hussein Obama." At WND's "Taking America Back 2010" convention, Floyd Brown said, "Every morning I get down on my knees and I pray that we're going to have a dramatic change in the makeup of Congress in November." Brown went on to say, "And, when that comes ... the new members of Congress should look look to the Constitution," which will convince them that "the next, most important step for them is to impeach Barack Hussein Obama, and they have all the grounds to do it." [WorldNetDaily, "Taking Back 2010" convention, 9/21/10]
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