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Gingrich Raked In Oil Money After Flip-Flopping On Cap And Trade

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 30th, 2011 5:40 am by HL

Gingrich Raked In Oil Money After Flip-Flopping On Cap And Trade
2012 GOP presidential contender Newt Gingrich executed a high-profile flip-flop on cap and trade, saying in 2007 that “mandatory carbon caps combined with a trading system” were something he “would strongly support,” before disavowing that position this year. “I never favored cap and trade,” he claimed during a Fox News interview earlier this month. It […]

2012 GOP presidential contender Newt Gingrich executed a high-profile flip-flop on cap and trade, saying in 2007 that “mandatory carbon caps combined with a trading system” were something he “would strongly support,” before disavowing that position this year. “I never favored cap and trade,” he claimed during a Fox News interview earlier this month.

It turns out that this move was more than politically convenient for Gingrich. As the Washington Post noted today, Gingrich’s climate flip-flop was also quite lucrative, with millions of oil dollars pouring into his now defunct energy non-profit after he announced it:

Within weeks, the money began pouring in from major U.S. energy firms, which eventually contributed more than $2 million to American Solutions’ pro-drilling and anti-cap-and-trade campaign for the next two years, according to a review of disclosure reports and other records by The Washington Post.

The top contributors included Peabody Energy of St. Louis, which gave $825,000, and Devon Energy of Oklahoma City, which contributed $500,000.

Gingrich also has a complicated relationship with oil subsidies, deriding Congress for not cutting them, but also mocking progressives for wanting to cut them.

Gingrich, of course, has been quote cozy with corporate interests in the last few years, making and taking millions from various corporations for work in a variety of areas. And those corporations have seen their investment pay off, as Gingrich has peddled his influence to secure earmarks and push for deregulation. His cap and trade flip-flop is simply part of a larger pattern of Gingrich saying what he needs to say to keep corporate dollars flowing.


Rick Santorum’s path to victory

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 30th, 2011 5:39 am by HL

Rick Santorum’s path to victory

Rick Santorum is surging in Iowa, gaining notoriety and drawing the attacks of his opponents.

But can he win?

We here at The Fix remain skeptical. But if there is a path to victory, here’s what it looks like:

The CNN/Opinion Research poll released this week showed Santorum moving into third place in Iowa at 16 percent. But it also included some very interesting numbers when it comes to Christian voters. To wit: frontrunners Mitt Romney and Ron Paul combined for 60 percent of the vote among those who do not describe themselves as “born-again” Christians, but just 34 percent of those who do describe themselves as born-again.

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Michele Bachmann’s campaign flameout

DES MOINES — The rise and fall of Rep. Michele Bachmann (Minn.) may well stand as an allegory of the most turbulent GOP presidential primary in memory, one whose latest turn has been bitter and bizarre.

With just days to go before the Iowa caucuses, where a poor finish would almost certainly mean the end of Bachmann’s presidential hopes, the candidate who only months ago led the field here is being all but counted out.

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Romney prepares aggressive Iowa finish

AMES, Iowa — Mitt Romney unveiled plans Thursday for an aggressive finishing sprint in Iowa designed to lock down a victory in Tuesday’s caucuses that would leave his rivals scrambling to catch up.

Romney is far from a clear favorite in Iowa: Rep. Ron Paul (Tex.) continues to show strength in the polls and is banking on a well-regarded organization, and former senator Rick Santorum (Pa.) is on the rise. But no campaign can match Romney’s for the breadth and depth of its infrastructure, and for the first time the weapons he can deploy are all on display.

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The New Wave of US Voter Suppression

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 30th, 2011 5:34 am by HL

The New Wave of US Voter Suppression
Amy Goodman, The Guardian
All eyes are on Iowa this week, as the hodgepodge field of Republican contenders gallivants across that farm state seeking a win, or at least “momentum,” in the campaign for the party's presidential nomination. But behind the scenes, a battle is being waged by Republicans – not against each other, but against American voters. Across the country, state legislatures and governors are pushing laws that seek to restrict access to the voting booth, laws that will disproportionately harm people of color, low-income people, and young and elderly voters. 

Voters Want Growth, Not Redistribution
Michael Barone, DC Examiner
“A 2008 election widely regarded as heralding a shift toward the more government-friendly public sentiment of the New Deal and Great Society eras seems to have yielded just the reverse.”So writes William Galston, Brookings Institution scholar and deputy domestic adviser in the Clinton White House, in the New Republic. Galston, one of the smartest political and policy analysts around, has strong evidence for this conclusion.He cites a recent Gallup poll showing that while 82 percent of Americans think it's extremely or very important to “grow and expand the economy”…

What Moves Republican Crowds in Iowa
Michael Shear, New York Times
DES MOINES — The Republican candidates for president are doing a lot of talking in the last week before voting begins.But spending a day observing how the crowds react to the candidates can be just as instructive.On Tuesday, Rick Perry held four events, starting in Council Bluffs and ending up in Osceola, about an hour south of Des Moines. Mr. Perry talked about being an outsider, taking the fight to President Obama and making the Congress a part-time legislature.

Foreign Policy Could Be Sleeper Issue of 2012
Philip Klein, DC Examiner
Foreign policy issues dominated the 2008 presidential primary season, but by the time the general election rolled around, the focus had shifted to the economy. Could the reverse be true in 2012?During the last presidential cycle, the Iraq War played a major role in the nominations of Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain. On the Democratic side, the fact that the inexperienced Obama had opposed the invasion from the beginning gave him the edge over the heavily favored Hillary Clinton, who as a senator had voted to give President Bush the authority to go to war.


Brown: U.S. Cheap Labor to Germans

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:47 am by HL

Brown: U.S. Cheap Labor to Germans
Kevin C. Brown: In 2010, over 5.5 million cars were produced in Germany, twice the 2.7 million built in the United States. Average compensation (a figure including wages and employer-paid benefits) for autoworkers in Germany was 48.97 Euros per hour ($67.14 US), while compensation for auto work in the United States averaged $33.77 per hour, or about half as much as in Germany, all according to 2007 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For Germany-based auto producers, the U.S. is a low-wage country. Despite German companies’ relatively high labor costs in their home markets, these firms are quite profitable.



Lakeside Diner

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:46 am by HL

Lakeside Diner
A variety of links to articles/interviews on current topics that may, or may not, be of interest.

“Big Foot's camp after Battle of Wounded Knee; U.S. soldiers amid scattered debris of camp” (photo: Library of Congress)

The coffee’s freshly ground, there’s a wide variety of teas and the sticky buns are homemade.

  • Free Bradley Manning!!! “The prosecution of Pvt. Bradley Manning for inconvenient truth-telling is more proof of how hypocritical Official Washington is, especially when Manning’s case is compared to how Bush administration officials walked despite clear evidence that they sanctioned torture and other war crimes, notes ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.”
  • “The cost of borrowing faced by the Italian government has fallen sharply at its latest debt auction. The government raised 9bn euros ($11.8bn, £7.56bn) in short-term debt at half its previous interest rate. The interest on the six-month bills was 3.251%, down from 6.504% at the last similar auction in November.”
  • Mitch Jeserich of Letters & Politics talks with Paul Dixon about “The Bonus Army: The Original “Occupy” Movement.”
  • From Real News: “Voices From the Occupy Movement. Across the country, the Occupy Movement is developing new forms of exposing the 1%.”
  • Amy Goodman: “All eyes are on Iowa this week, as the hodgepodge field of Republican contenders gallivants across that farm state seeking a win, or at least “momentum,” in the campaign for the party’s presidential nomination. But behind the scenes, a battle is being waged by Republicans – not against each other, but against American voters.”
  • “Capital punishment faces its own death sentence in a growing number of US states as decades of ethical and political stalemate are being broken by a fresh focus on cold, hard cash. The weakened economy has recently drawn attention to an unexpected but stark fact: that sentencing someone to death costs more than life without parole.”

An anniversary – 121 years

When the first Europeans settled in what was to become the United States the country was home to a vast number of indigenous people. There were the Northeastern Woodlands tribes, the Southeastern Woodlands tribes, the Plains tribes and tribes further to the west. By the early 1800s most of the Northeastern and Southeastern tribes had either been killed off or forcibly moved to lands further to the west. The indigenous people of the Plains, however, continued their resistance to the invasion of the white man until the late 19th century.

On the morning of 29 December 1890 elements of the 7th Cavalry massacred between 150 and 300 (depending on the source) Miniconjou Lakota (Sioux) near Wounded Knee Creek on the Lakota Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. This band of Miniconjou, led by Spotted Elk, had been escorted to the location the previous day by the cavalry. Probably unknown to Spotted Elk and his people, Sitting Bull had been killed at the Pine Ridge agency by Agency Police 2 weeks earlier, on 15 December. For all intents and purposes the subjugation of America’s indigenous population was complete.

I did not know then how much was ended. When I look back now from this high hill of my old age, I can still see the butchered women and children lying heaped and scattered all along the crooked gulch as plain as when I saw them with eyes still young. And I can see that something else died there in the bloody mud, and was buried in the blizzard. A people’s dream died there. It was a beautiful dream . . . . the nation’s hoop is broken and scattered. There is no center any longer, and the sacred tree is dead.

—- Black Elk (Black Elk Speaks: Being the Life Story of a Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux, John G Neihardt)

Native Americans have not given up their struggle with the US government, however. On 27 February 1973 a number of Oglala Lakota and American Indian Movement (AIM) members seized and occupied the town of Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Reservation and held it until 5 May. Earlier this year Native American ranchers and farmers agreed to a $680 million settlement with USDA. A land claim concerning the Black Hills is an ongoing dispute between the US government and the Lakota nation.

Never. Give. Up.

Editorial cartoon

The truth will set you free but first it will piss you off.

They’re neck-to-neck as they circle the drain
The latest Iowa Republican poll is out trying to predict the caucus, a process of people often coalescing around their second choices — in this case, the person who hates gay people who have abortions the next most intensely.

The latest Iowa Republican poll is out trying to predict the caucus, a process of people often coalescing around their second choices — in this case, the person who hates gay people who have abortions the next most intensely.

And what does it show?

Twenty-five percent of people questioned say if the caucuses were held today, they’d most likely back Mitt Romney, with 22% saying they’d support Rep. Ron Paul of Texas. Romney’s three point margin is within the poll’s sampling error.

And what’s more, Rick Santorum’s support has tripled in the last few days, leading to a most unfortunate headline.


I’ll bet it is.


Mubarak Is Rolled Back Into Court

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:45 am by HL

Mubarak Is Rolled Back Into Court
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak shielded his face from onlookers as he was wheeled into a courtroom Wednesday to resume trial on alleged abuses of power and the killing of hundreds of protesters in the uprising that ousted him earlier this year. The trial was delayed for almost two months while the court located a suitable judge. Much of the trial, which could drag on for years, will be focused on who in Mubarak’s administration gave the orders to fire on the protesters. —ARK Reuters: … The multitude of witnesses and the complexity of the charges mean the case could drag on for months, perhaps years. Mubarak, his two sons, the former interior minister and senior police officers face charges ranging from corruption to involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in the uprising that unseated him. “The court has responded to all the defendants’ lawyers requests,” said lawyer Khaled Abu Bakr, who represents families of people who died in the uprising. “Egypt has guaranteed for Mubarak a very fair trial, the judge has ensured that all the basics of justice are there … no one should object the final verdict” Read more

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak shielded his face from onlookers as he was wheeled into a courtroom Wednesday to resume trial on alleged abuses of power and the killing of hundreds of protesters in the uprising that ousted him earlier this year. The trial was delayed for almost two months while the court located a suitable judge.

Much of the trial, which could drag on for years, will be focused on who in Mubarak’s administration gave the orders to fire on the protesters. —ARK

Reuters:

… The multitude of witnesses and the complexity of the charges mean the case could drag on for months, perhaps years.

Mubarak, his two sons, the former interior minister and senior police officers face charges ranging from corruption to involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in the uprising that unseated him.

“The court has responded to all the defendants’ lawyers requests,” said lawyer Khaled Abu Bakr, who represents families of people who died in the uprising. “Egypt has guaranteed for Mubarak a very fair trial, the judge has ensured that all the basics of justice are there … no one should object the final verdict”

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Freed Egyptian Activist Speaks Out
“Democracy Now!” hears from Alaa Abd El Fattah, a prominent Egyptian activist and blogger just released after 56 days in one of the country’s worst prisons on charges of inciting violence against the military. Fattah, who denies the charges, is optimistic about the revolution “completely renegotiating the order of power in Egypt and across the Arab world.”

“Democracy Now!” hears from Alaa Abd El Fattah, a prominent Egyptian activist and blogger just released after 56 days in one of the country’s worst prisons on charges of inciting violence against the military. Fattah, who denies the charges, is optimistic about the revolution “completely renegotiating the order of power in Egypt and across the Arab world.”

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Paul: Tea Party, Occupy Protesters ‘Are Just Tired Of It All’

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:44 am by HL

Paul: Tea Party, Occupy Protesters ‘Are Just Tired Of It All’
As rivals attacked him and Mitt Romney pulled ahead in a new CNN poll, Ron Paul touted his appeal among both Tea Party and Occupy…

Petraeus Almost Resigned Over Afghan Drawdown, New Book Claims
WASHINGTON — Four-star general-turned-CIA director David Petraeus almost resigned as Afghanistan war commander over President Barack Obama’s decision to quickly draw down surge forces, according…

Occupy Protesters Disrupt Ron Paul Event
DES MOINES, Iowa — Some 20 protesters interrupted the start of a Ron Paul event at the Iowa State Fairgrounds just as the GOP candidate…

Mitt Romney In Iowa: ‘Why Don’t We Just Caucus Right Now?’
NORTH LIBERTY, Iowa — Mitt Romney wrapped up the last of three events in Iowa Wednesday by permitting himself a rare moment of giddiness. “This…


Fox’s Year Of Class Warfare

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:43 am by HL

Fox’s Year Of Class Warfare

In 2011, as President Obama and congressional Democrats pushed for increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans, Fox ramped up its defense of the rich while accusing Obama of attempting to incite a class war. Along the way, Fox relentlessly attacked poor and unemployed Americans, union workers who fought back against attempts by Republicans to strip their right to collectively bargain, and the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has been highlighting increasing income inequality in America. Here, Media Matters looks back at Fox’s year of class warfare.

“We Should Be Supporting” The “Mega-Wealthy”: Fox Fiercely Defended The Rich

Throughout 2011, Fox figures obsessively defended the wealthy against any possible tax increases proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats — even claiming that the rich should pay less in taxes while the poor should pay more. Some Fox figures claimed that “most Americans say” that “patriotism is paying less taxes,” while others claimed that those making $200,000 a year are not rich and that increasing their taxes would be unfair.

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Laura Ingraham Complained That Raising The Tax Rate For The Wealthy Is “Demoniz[ing] The Rich.” On the April 12 edition of Fox News’ Fox & Friends, Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham referred to a plan to raise the taxes of the wealthiest Americans as a plan that “demoni[zes] the rich.” [Fox News, Fox & Friends,

John Stossel: People Affected By Government Shutdown “Shouldn’t Be Getting Those Handouts Anyway.” On the April 6 edition of Fox News’ Your World with Neil Cavuto, while talking about a possible government shutdown, Fox Business host John Stossel claimed that “most of us” wouldn’t notice a shutdown and that those “who would notice shouldn’t be getting those handouts anyway.” [Fox News, Your World with Neil Cavuto,

MINIMUM WAGE

Fox Guest Peter Schiff: “One Of The Most Anti-Poor People Rules Is The Minimum Wage.” On the September 21 edition of Fox & Friends, Kilmeade hosted author and businessman Peter Schiff, who claimed that minimum wage rules negatively affect employment for young and poor people. [Fox News, Fox & Friends,

Neil Cavuto: “More than Half Of American Households … Do Not Pay Any Taxes At All.” During the July 27 broadcast of Your World, host Neil Cavuto claimed that “the rich already pay a lot in taxes” and said that “more than half of American households … do not pay any taxes at all.” He then asked, “Is that fair?” [Fox News, Your World,

Jonathan Hoenig: “Unions Have Destroyed Every Company In Which They’ve Been Intimately Involved.” On the November 12 edition of Fox News’ Cashin’ In, Hoenig claimed, “Unions have destroyed every company in which they’ve been involved.” [Fox News, Cashin’ In,

Bolling Wore A Tinfoil Hat While Mocking Occupy Wall Street Protesters. During the October 14 broadcast of Fox News’ The Five, Bolling donned a tin foil hat and held a misspelled sign reading, “Ocupy The Five,” to mock Occupy Wall Street protesters. Co-host Andrea Tantaros added that the Occupy Wall Street protesters needed signs like Bolling’s because “they haven’t brushed their teeth in weeks. How else do they communicate?” [Fox News, The Five,

Doocy: “The President Is Talking About Raising Taxes, And, You Know, Effectively Class Warfare.” On the September 19 broadcast of Fox & Friends, Doocy claimed that Obama’s deficit reduction plan was “effectively class warfare.” [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 9/19/11, via Media Matters]

Sean Hannity: Obama “Could Not Help But Resort To Using The Same Kind Of Class Warfare” In His Speech On Jobs Bill. During the September 12 broadcast of his Fox News show, Sean Hannity said of Obama’s speech about his jobs plan: “And, as usual, the president could not help but resort to using the same kind of class warfare and false choices that we’ve gotten used to over the past two-and-a-half years.” [Fox News, Hannity, 9/12/11, via Media Matters]

Bolling: “Class Warfare” Is “Emanating Out Of The White House.” During the August 22 edition of The Five, co-host Eric Bolling said to fellow panelist Dana Perino: “All right, Dana, what about the class warfare that seems to be, I don’t know, emanating out of the White House? Is it only the White House, or is it the right, too?” [Fox News, The Five, 8/22/11]

Doocy Called Obama’s Deficit Reduction Tour The “Soak The Rich Tour.” On the April 18 edition of Fox & Friends, co-host Steve Doocy reacted to reports that Obama would travel to Nevada and California to promote his deficit reduction plan by saying, “Rather than the deficit reduction tour, call it the ‘Soak the Rich Tour.’ ” [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 4/18/11]

Johnson: Obama’s “Clear Strategy” Is “Divide And Conquer” With “Class Warfare.” On the September 20 edition of Fox & Friends, Peter Johnson Jr. said that Obama’s deficit-reduction plan, which included increasing taxes on the wealthy, was evidence of Obama’s “clear strategy” to “divide and conquer” and “anger the middle … of America” with “class warfare.” [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 9/20/11, via Media Matters]

Molly Line Declared Obama “Wants To Use The Rich To Fix His Spending Problem.” On the July 18 edition of Fox & Friends, guest host Molly Line claimed that Obama “wants to use the rich to fix his spending problem.” [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 7/18/11, via Media Matters]

For more, see:

Trump: “Class Warfare” Is “Probably The Only Way [Obama] Thinks He Can Get Elected”

Sarah Palin: Obama Is Using Occupy Movement To “Perpetuate” Class Warfare

Morris Decides: Obama “Spends His Full Time Attacking People That Provide Jobs” And His Government Is “At War” With Employers

Broken Record: Doocy Again Complains Taxing The Wealthy Is “Class Warfare”

Fox’s Camerota On Obama Tax Plan: “Is The White House Inciting Class Warfare?”

Broken Record: Doocy Calls Obama’s Jobs Bill “Class Warfare … One Of Those Soak The Rich Things”

Doocy: Obama Is “Conducting What Is Clearly Class Warfare” In Calling For Balanced Approach To Lowering Debt


Kentucky’s ‘Ark Encounter’ Creationist Theme Park Struggles To Stay Afloat

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:42 am by HL

Kentucky’s ‘Ark Encounter’ Creationist Theme Park Struggles To Stay Afloat
It’s been a while since we checked in with Kentucky’s planned “creationist theme park.” A local alternative magazine, LEO Weekly, reported this week that slow fundraising has delayed the Ark Encounter’s groundbreaking….


Video Shows Joe Arpaio’s Officer Used Taser On Latino Vet Who Later Died
Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s office said Friday that his officer was the one who used a Taser on a Latino military veteran that later died. Along with the revelation, the agency also released more than eight hours of video footage showing the jailhouse scuffle that led to the veteran’s death.


Bad Memories of Christmas Past

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on December 29th, 2011 5:39 am by HL

Bad Memories of Christmas Past